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Miami Vice and I go back to it's air dates. It was the first TV show broadcast in full stereo. The music made the show very moving and exiting.
I own the entire series and think it is a must have for all Drama fans and all Phil Collins music lovers. Enjoy!
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I've always liked the series. Parts of it haven't aged too well, but overall, it's still fun to watch. The only complaint I have is that the transfers are not that good. Not one scene is clear and crisp like a DVD transfer should be. For the price tag, it should've been better than that.
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This first season introduced us to the world of drug dealers and cops in South Florida. The drug dealing theme and cars, shootouts, chases and music set the tone for the rest of the series and though season 1 is excellent, the subsequent seasons were as good if not better. Many episodes in seasons 1, 2 and 3 harked back to the theme of the pilot: that is, Tubbs' vendetta against the Calderone family who killed his brother. The pilot and the two episodes dealing with Calderone's comeback to Miami in this season are the highlights along with "Smuggler's blues", "Rites of passage", "The maze", "Evan" and "Lombard" (the sequel to this episode comes in season 5). Most action focuses on Sonny and Rico, but Gina's character is also well used in this series. No weak episodes exist in this season - only good episodes, very good episodes and lots of standout episodes.
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What makes the DVD that represents the first season of "Miami Vice" so good? Is it the episodes on the DVD having,on top of top-notch suspsense,fitting and entertaining 80's fashion,along with a good laugh every now and then? Is it the episodes being richly executed works of crime drama,that have impeccable character chemistry? Or,is it the DVD having what would be considered a rare gem:the episode "No Exit",which feautures Bruce Willis in his pre-"Moonlighting" years?
These are some of the elements. But,nothing tops how ideally and considerately the first season DVD set of "Miami Vice" was put together. Let's take a look at the special feautures here,shall we? You have "The Vibe of Vice",which shows how "Miami Vice" was able to change television,and how Michael Mann and Jan Hammer were able to help. Then,welcome to "Building the Perfect Vice". "Building the Perfect Vice" not only gives one the detail and insight they want into how "Miami Vice" became a show,inside,there is a rare gem. That rare gem? A home made video that Michael Talbott himself made,which shows how "Miami Vice" started off unsuccessful!!!! Want to learn more about the costume choices/decisions that were made for "Miami Vice"? Want to learn how Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas felt about the way they had to dress when it was time for them to film an episode of "Miami Vice"? If so,you are in luck with "The Style of Vice"!!!! Let's not forget about the profound insight that "The Music of Vice" provides on the music of "Miami Vice",and how "Miami After Vice" lets one discover Miami and what "Miami Vice" simply did for the show,either. Oh,at the same time,this DVD set does list the original air date for an episode,with info on the episode and(for the most part)the guest stars on the episode.
Need I say more?
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A good TV show - I watch the 'Vice' on a frequent basis.
The disc#1 came with a small/minor scratch (breaks up the Noog-man as he is leaving the hospital).
Now get the distributor to get rid of those CHEAP 2-sided DVDs. Use a labeled, single-sided DVD!!!!!
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