Hey Is Dee Dee Home DVD Movie

Hey Is Dee Dee Home

List Price	$19.95 (You save $6.36)
Studio	Music Video Distributors
Orig Year	2003
DVD Encoding	All Regions
All Time Sales Rank	15038
CD Universe Part number	6266370
Catalog number	4368
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 16, 2003
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	Dee Dee Ramone - Hey Is Dee Dee Home
Running Time	63 Minutes
Additional Info	Limited Edition; Deluxe Edition
Movie Details	Color; Digitally Processed; Limited Edition; Deluxe Edition

Hey Is Dee Dee Home Movie Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars AN AWESOME INSIGHT INTO DEE DEE.
My only problem with this incredible look at Dee Dee is that there is too much emphasis on that Johnny Thunders doofus and not enough Ramones related material. Dee Dee's stories of copping dope and explanations of his Tattoos are thoroughly entertaining. Overall an awesome document of a small part of Rock n Roll history.
Submitted by Colin (Atwood, Ontario, Canada)
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5 stars yes he is home
This is a great video for fans of of course punk rock. but also of brilliant misunderstood person who never got the respect he deserved. even non-ramones of non-rock fans might like this as dee dee is like a picasso.
Submitted by cameron_weber (washington, dc, usa)
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4 stars As real as it gets
A shockingly funny and indept conversation with the late Dee Dee Ramone. A truly enjoyable video.
Submitted by timmy1957 (Los Angeles, CA , USA)
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Hey Is Dee Dee Home DVD

Region 0
Keep Case
Full Frame -
1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital Stereo - English
Additional Release Material:
Production Interview -
1. Joey Ramone
Text/Photo Gallereis:
Stills/Photos
Additional Products:
Poster
Other -
1. Dee Dee Temporary Tattoos

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