For those who might have had their head in the sand for the last few years, this great DVD chronicles the amazing Nitro Circus tour of Australia and New Zealand that happened in 2010. 

For those not in the know, Nitro Circus is a show in the States headed up by action sports star extraordinaire, Travis Pastrana and his mates who essentially do things that us mere mortals only dream of doing and filming them.  Normally this is done in sometimes heavily controlled environments, others it could be in the middle of the street. It all started with some tomfoolery that once captured on a camera, captured the hearts and minds of those who watched it, making the Nitro Circus a highly popular show on television.  This is the DVD of the crew trying to bring the same sense of adventure to a live arena spectacular, and how they go about doing it. 

I really enjoyed this feature on a lot of levels.  First and foremost we got to see the guys on a professional level and experience just what goes on at a live arena event, jam packed with thousands upon thousands of excited fans. We got to see the assembly of the big jumps and ramps that are used, and just how the team was put together for this show, with members comprising of true stars in their own sports all coming together to knock the socks off all who came to see them. 

For those who love their thrills and spills on a pretty extreme level, this is the DVD for you. The Nitro crew don't do things on a small level, so when accident occurs, injury follows pretty darn quickly. Whilst the focus is most certainly not on the gore, there is a scene with a broken ankle that will be sure to have you rewinding to see it again.  Otherwise you are going to see an amazing show performed by athletes determined to put on the most amazing theatre the crowd will ever see in their lives. 

This is a brilliant DVD and loads of fun to watch. It is also the sort of DVD that will be watched more than once, simply for how amazing the tricks are that are performed during both the shows and practice sessions themselves.  The quality of both the video and audio isn't too bad either, with only a few noticeable instances of jaggies appearing on the screen around people's heads and rounded items. Other than that it was a good watch. 

I'd certainly recommend this 2 disc extravaganza to fans of extreme sports and those who like seeing people work their hearts out to provide nothing but their best in entertaining an audience. It was a lot of fun to watch and most certainly something that I'll view again.