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not horrible nor great

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Well, this review will be ridiculously biased due to the fact that I love Tool and believe that they can do no wrong. All their videos have unbelievable visuals and editing that would make Tim Burton and David Fincher giddy as schoolgirls. Adam Jones is the director and genius behind the videos, and it's no wonder he worked on big budget movies like Terminator 2 and Predator 2. The songs are wonderful of course, and the CD you get along with it is some of the best stuff I've ever heard. Their version of "No Quarter" by Led Zeppelin is goosebump inducing, and the live tracks are incredible. **** 10 outta 10 A+ 2 Thumbs Up!

This set is cool not only does it come with a great CD filled with live performances: different rendition of "Pushit", Message to Harry Manback 2, a cover of "No Quarter" from Led Zeppelin, the video contains really cool puppetry/claymation type freaky material. Very cool. The videos for some of their biggest singles are on the DVD/VHS, if anything buy it at least for the cool packaging and the cryptic material.

Salival is the collection of TOOL's work from 1991-2000.Five videos including Hush, Skinkfist, Prison Sex, Sober and Aenima, it is a must get just because you simply see the evolution of metal and art before your eyes, you can capture 10 years of hard work and inspiration. Adam Jones the director of most of the videos is an admirer of the famous director jan Svankmajer and the Brothers Quay, he takes what they do best and puts his image and perception on it and just turns it from film to brilliant astonishing work. EVEN if you aren't a film buff, get this just because of the music, they are an awesome band, best out there.

Salival, so named because the many fans of this truly awesome band have been waiting for it so long. Tool has been pleasing fans for 11 years this year, since 1992's Opiate E.P. Tool has definitly proved that they are an evolutionary band. This pre-Lateralus era set of Tool music videos and the cd contain support that fact. Only a few times before has a band proved to be so diverse with lyrics and music (David Bowie and Pink Floyd come to mind immediatly off hand, along with some others.)The DVD includes videos for Hush, Prison Sex, Sober, Aenima, and Stinkfist. The VHS has all of the above with the exception of Hush. The videos are all very well done and very well presented with the tradition enigmatic Tool style. Sitting down and watching music videos has never been this much fun and enlightening. With Maynard James Keenan's vivid vocals, Paul D'Amour's magnificent bass playing, Adam Jones on guitar, and the truly demi god-like Danny Carey on drums, this band is one of those band you didnt know was needed until it came about.Onto the actual videos. While cryptic the videos all contain keys to the meaning of the videos. And almost all of the videos are in claymation :)(the exception is Opiate's Hush.) The live cd contains some covers and some stuff live. Third Eye w/ Tim Leary (god of acid trips) is truly phenomenal. The CD ends with a recording from the LA Municiple Court and a hidden track. The hidden track alone is worth the cost of the set. This set does the Tool community justice and I encourage everyone to check it out. 10/10