Clarkson: Heaven & Hell
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Movie Reviews of Clarkson: Heaven & Hell
Movie Review: Top Gear is great
Summary: 5 Stars
Top Gear has got to be the best car show of all time. Very funny and informative. This DVD is mostly about supercars. But if you catch the TV show they review "attainable" cars as well.
So if want to drool over some exotics and laugh as they smash up some beaters this is the DVD for you.
Movie Review: good to watch
Summary: 5 Stars
this was a good movie to watch since i cant get top gear seasons in the US. it is worth the money you pay for it but it always leaves u wanting more.Movie Review: Clarkson - Heaven & Hell
Summary: 5 Stars
Any one that is a car/motor head fan they will love this video.
Has lots of detail crashes and cutting up very expen$ive cars.
Movie Review: Awesome :)
Summary: 5 Stars
Liked the DVD verey much, would watch it more than once, IF you love cars and like Top Gear ;)Movie Review: it's a bit much to take in...
Summary: 4 Stars
first off, i'll say this is definitely an enjoyable romp for petrolheads like myself. i should point out that this is the seven best cars released in the 2005 model year, not the seven best cars of all time. that said, the cars are spectacular. the seven worst aren't necessarily the worst ever, but they're definitely bad ones deserving of the punishment rendered unto them.
my biggest criticism of this film is there's really nothing to break up each of the segments (if they can even be called segments); the reviews kind of run together, and though there's definitely something like a stopping place after he destroys a car (or two), clarkson moves on to the next car quickly, and eventually it just felt like i needed a break. as a result, though i was able to enjoy all the cars brought forth (including the fairly stunning finale), the film felt much longer than it actually was. 73 minutes seemed much closer to two hours than to one.