Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

-This is a review of the Blu-ray version- This is the single greatest remaster I have seen for Dragon Ball Z for a few reasons It is superior to the "orange brick" set in every way The picture quality and aspect ratio has been updated to play on modern HD televisions, eliminating graininess and shake, the color pallet has been broadened and blurry background details have been sharpened/brought into focus. The title menu is very simple and user friendly, in addition to being much nicer visually than the "orange bricks" The Blu-ray sets are much more compact, only having 36 discs versus 54/56 for the DVD sets. The Blu-ray set takes up about half as much space compared to the "orange bricks". If you are craving the epic Bruce Faulconer experience have no fear, his score enters the set in episode 68 of season two and continues through the rest of the series. The only criticism I have is they did away with the heavy rock/synth intros and outros, and replaced them with something much more tame. The into is just ok and the outro sucks in my opinion. It detracts from the experience but not enough for me to detract a star. -WARNING- Some buyers have recieved their sets with shattered disc cases, or ended up with the wrong discs in one of their cases (season 4 disc in a season 5 case) so be sure to open each case when you recieve your set to make sure everything is right. If bought through Amazon they will ship you a replacement ASAP If you've always wanted to own a DBZ set you will not be disappointed. THANK YOU FUNIMATION