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Rating:  - The Work of Michel Gondry
This DVD is excellent. It's volume #3 in a series of 7, but is far superior to the others in the series. Michel Gondry is a very creative, extremely intelligent director, which is made clear in this DVD. My only problem with it is that everyone always wants to borrow it!
Rating:  - Original and Masterfully Creative
This DVD is part of a bigger set, which I'm sure most of you know, and is a great experience all by itself. Michel Gondry has proven himself to be one of the most creative Directors out there and invents ways to compliment the musical artists with supporting imagery. Some of the older music may be a little different from what you're used to if you are American and didn't listen to music during the times of his early career; however, European's and older viewer's may have just a little more appreciation of the sound. Either way, the imagery is beautiful and the simplistic, yet extremely complex world Michel Gondry creates is of the utmost intrigue.
Rating: - AMAZING!
This DVD is amazing.
Michel Gondry is for sure one of the best directors of all times.
Rating: - Pretty good
This is probably my 2nd favorite dvd like this, really liked all the videos, except for some of the bjorn ones which were obviously pretty weird. Forgot the name of the singer/song, but the one where it's just beats and the landscape shows stuff following the beat pattern is really cool. Mark Romanek's dvd is the only one I like better, if you're into these types of dvds I'd strongly suggest getting that one.
Rating: - come into his world.
I have a pretty extensive dvd collection and this one is at the top of my list. Michel Gondry is my favorite director and the videos and short films on this disc are worth seeing. Highlights: "Around the World" by Daft Punk is funky and futuristic, "Star Guitar" by the Chemical Brothers is mesmorizing and in sync, "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters and "Let Forever Be" by the Chemical Brothers are classics that you'll never forget. "La Lettre" is my favorite of the short films featured on this dvd about a young boy who is in love with one of his childhood friends and must deliver her a letter before she leaves on vacation. "One Day" features David Cross, dressed as a piece of crap, and Gondry on a hilarious adventure through NYC. I would recommend this dvd to anybody who enjoys great music, great cinematography, and most of all a great imagination.
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