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Pretty much everything that smithers said, although since I'm reviewing this a few years later, the A/V quality stands out as worse than it did back then. I frankly couldn't sit through this whole thing but I watched enough of it to get the gist, the concept is very cool, and the visual editing is fine, but the audio editing and mixing/leveling is terrible, the A/V quality should not be this bad even for a DVD file, the narrative is a little messy but still "cool", and I didn't really enjoy it, but it was conceptually cool so I'd rank that right down the middle.