Victoria Pratt Movie:

		List Price: $19.98		Label: Adv Films Salesrank: 67675 Released: July 22, 2003
		Our Price: $3.49
		Used Price: $2.81
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Studio: Adv Films Release Date: 07/22/2003 Run time: 100 minutes

Mutant X - Season 1 Disc 2 Reviews:
Nothing serious but good fun action
2005-01-22 - I loved this show mainly because of the fun action. Its fun and nothing serious and good entertainment and if you are looking for something serious then this ain't for you.

Some of the fighting can be kinda fake cos of the strings here and there. A real pity that its been cancelled in during season 4

Vintage Mutant X, Season One
2003-10-11 - I love this series, period! But what makes it unique from other shows is its change of personality from season to season without losing its greatness. Season One was mostly the team battling evil scientist Eckhart. The action scenes were Hong Kong style martial arts. They corrected that in Season Two by using their mutant powers instead of fists, which is why Sci-Fi/Fantasy fans watch these shows in the first place. And they branched out storywise by facing a variety of villains not linked to Eckhart. In Season Three, their scientist/leader Adam is gone and the group is on its own.

But back to this disk. As a huge Victoria Pratt fan, I had to have this one first because "Fool For Love" is on it. Pratt covers just about every aspect of acting in this episode. To boot, she and husband/director TJ Scott do a full length commentary, discussing not just memories of the show, but also technical stuff on how the show is made. For Pratt fans, this is a rare chance to hear her speak as herself. You won't be disappointed. You also get a better picture of why Scott is a good director. As in other work, here he chooses some unique camera angles that are effective, but not often used.

Another great thing about watching this DVD was the improvement in sound and picture quality. First, you get anamorphic wide screen which gives it a movie theater feel as well as greater fullness to the shot. Also, you hear sounds that you don't hear on TV, as well as better sound on what you did hear. It's like seeing it again for the first time.