Well, I've seen it now.
The interviews run from quite dull to entertaining. If you already know what Go is and how the ranks are set up, the first ten minutes may bore you to tears.
But many of the later discussions are interesting, and the guys from the park are quite fun.The disc has some technical issues. It was a DVDr (I knew that when I bought it) and was apparently authored on iDVD, the DVD authoring program that comes free with Mac Os. (I laughed when I saw the same standard template and music I've used for my own DVD menus.)
The biggest problem was that I have a fullscreen tv, and instead of letterboxing the image, like normally happens with widescreen DVDs, it cropped the sides, cutting off part of the subtitles. As annoying as that was, the disc played fine on the computer, and on the Blu-ray player/widescreen projector at work.
It might also have been cool if someone had proofread the subtitles.
All in all, not bad to watch, but I'll have to give it 3 out of 5 stars on Amazon.
