N Sync - N the Mix

N Sync - N the Mix

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Movie Review: A surperb video, but buy the DVD format
Summary: 5 Stars

The 2 more music videos are "I Drive Myself Crazy" and "You Drive Me Crazy". The first video looks a bit old. The second video, however, should please 'N Sync fans.

But the thing that warrants the purchase of the DVD is really the photo gallery. It features the childhood photographs of all the 'N Sync members - from their baby pictures to their childhood ones. Definitely lends an intimate touch to the DVD.

Previous reviews have described how funny the video is. Well, I didn't think the video was that funny. But I must say, it was very well-produced, the numerous music videos (including rare ones like "For the Girl Who Has Everything") and live performances were well-placed throughout the length of the video.

There was also a reviewer who mentioned JC Chasez singing a piano acoustic version of "For the Girl Who EATS everything". It was a very short performance, too short to make me laugh. (Just two lines : For the girl who eats everything, I'll bring her fudge, cookies & stuff )

Overall,as a debut video of an artist, this video was very well done. It is extremely informative, covering several profiles of 'N Sync - from their biodata, hobbies, to footages of their leisure time and full-length live performances. There is also a brief account of how the group was formed. And of course, a lot of music videos.

What more can a 'N Sync fan ask for such a comprehensive package?

Summary of N Sync - N the Mix

This 75-minute valentine will remind parents of venerable Tiger Beat profiles, right down to the bullet-point crib sheets on individual members listing full names, birth dates, and "likes" ("Hard Rock café menus" among the more perplexing choices). Versions of their first hits, "I Want You Back" and "Tearin' Up My Heart," videos for two subsequent tracks, plus sneak previews for two additional songs are interspersed with documentary footage, and there are plenty of quick-cut glimpses of their tightly choreographed, athletic dance routines, garbed in de rigeur sportswear and fashionable logos. The souvenir package also includes "an exclusive 1999... locker poster." --Sam Sutherland