I Love Cat Machines Parts 3 and 4

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DVD Details:

Starring: I Love Cat Machines
Director: Tom McComas and Joe Stachler
Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Rated: G (General Audience)
Studio: TM Books Video
Theatrical Release Date: Dec 31, 1969
DVD Release Date: Nov 01, 2003
Run Time: 65 minutes
ASIN: B0000YI5VW
UPC: 780484634136
Sales Rank: 47932

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Editorial Review from Product Description:

See old-timers like Holt and Best crawler tractors, big machine action from the Cat Power Parade, and the Antique Caterpillar Machine Owners Club Show. A high-energy mix of big Cat machine power and toe-tapping music.

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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

#3 is a disappointment but #4 is quite good., 2004-04-28
Three year old son is a firetruck, dump truck finatic. I ordered this on DVD to add to our collection. Sound and video quality is fair at best - audio recording volume seems too low at times causing you to turn the volume way up. Narration is by a 12 year old (?) boy who is obviously reading from queue cards in a mono-tone voice. In this case DVD is the media - don't read any quality hopes into 'DVD' in this case.pVideo 3 (DVD 2 has sections 3 and 4)brWatched it once but never again. It has a lengthy section on a toy CAT train which bores my son instantly. It then spends way too much time on following a CAT racing truck (big rig that races apparently in Europe). My kid wants to watch dump trucks and bulldozers - not toy trains and racing trucks. Terrible.pVideo 4( (DVD 2 has sections 3 and 4)brMuch better than #3. Audio and video quality are still fair but the content is bulldozers, scrapers, dump trucks, etc. Much more of what my son is looking for. We watch it again and again.pFrustrated by the low quality in production audio and video. They should have done it right if they plan on charging people for it. As a suggestion I strongly recommend "I dig dirt" as the absolute best childrens earthmover tape. We watch that twice as much as all the others combined.