Toomorrow DVD (1970)

Toomorrow

1970

Overall rating: 3.5 out of 5

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Musical comedy from 1970 starring Olivia Newton-John as the lead singer of a band that's abducted by aliens. Olivia (Newton-John) is the sole female member of a band called Toomorrow, who attempt to pay their way through college with their music. Unknowingly, the musicians stumble across a form of vocal harmonising that produces the precise vibrations an alien race needs to survive. Olivia and her fellow band members are consequently abducted by the aliens and find themselves playing to an even more intimidating crowd than their contemporaries at the student union...

Toomorrow details

Format:	PG DVD
Starring:	Roy Dotrice, Olivia Newton-John
Director:	Val Guest
Genres:	Family, Music/Musical, Sci-Fi/Fantasy - Comedy
Studio:	PICKWICK

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
Toomorrow	PG Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	1 hour 30 minutes
Rental release:	Not currently released
Main languages:	English

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Messed up transfer.

By a customer from England , 03 Jul 2012

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Absolutely appalling transfer from tape with a pretty much unwatchable image. The DVD also suffers from freezes, skips and break up which appear to actually be in the source and not because of a faulty disc(s). It looks to be a home made job and these errors were introduced when transferred from tape to HDD and never fixed when being transferred to DVD. Sound also only comes out of one channel. I can't review the film because I got so fed up with the image keep freezing and breaking up that I gave up watching. Hopefully some one will do a proper release (how did this mess get a legit release?) some time soon.
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Messed up transfer.

By a customer from England , 03 Jul 2012

Absolutely appalling transfer from tape with a pretty much unwatchable image. The DVD also suffers from freezes, skips and break up which appear to actually be in the source and not because of a faulty disc(s). It looks to be a home made job and these errors were introduced when transferred from tape to HDD and never fixed when being transferred to DVD. Sound also only comes out of one channel. I can't review the film because I got so fed up with the image keep freezing and breaking up that I gave up watching. Hopefully some one will do a proper release (how did this mess get a legit release?) some time soon.
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