Cirque Du Soleil: Kooza

I've seen many of the Cirque shows on DVD and this one is definitely one of my favorites. Love the wheel of death, the tight rope act and the music is so lively and memorable!

The show has some almost fatal events aspects that will keep you on the edge of your seats, The clowns are funny and mystical. the only bad thing about this movie was that they edited it badly where it was obviously mad for TV commercial plugs.Cirque Du Soleil - KOOZA is well worth watching as the music and story telling alone makes it a beautiful show for all ages, and the acrobatics makes you appreciate the beautiful abilities of a well trained human body.KOOZA is the story of an innocent and charming clown who strives to find his own place in the world. KOOZA combines two circus traditions - acrobatic performance and the art of clowning. The show highlights the physical demands of human performance in all its splendor and fragility.We watched it on our X-Box One and it was in perfect HD streaming.

I saw this tent show when it came through town last year. I have seen the majority of all the Cirque Du Soliel traveling shows, and permanent shows in Las Vegas and Orlando. By far this is the best traveling show to date - sorry "Quidam". It was so great that I had to buy a copy of it so I could "attend" it over and over again. When I watched this CD for the first time, I realized how many things I missed during the live show ( Costuming, lighting, staging). Everything moves so fast and you tend to miss all the amazing details along the way live.The behind the scenes footage is also a plus. To see all the hard work and attention to detail that is put into this amazing shows.I must for you Cirque fanatics like myself.

Cirque Du Soleil brought in a lot of their common tricks and really stepped them up! Some will leave you terribly anxious because of the almost-accidents that happen. Seriously thought someone was going to get badly injured.And of course the soundtrack is spectacular as always, Singer has a really brilliant voice.One thing i didn't care for were the Clown acts. A little weak, but hey, that's what the rest of the show is for. Also they cut out/fade out like a commercial should be appearing.But yes, totally worth the watch!

Honestly I was expecting a cirque du solei show and maybe some extras but instead it is a documentary with more interviews than performances. I felt the performances I saw on this DVD were more like clips which make me feel like I wanted to see more. I am sure the show "Kooza" was awesome but I did not get to see much of it on this particular DVD and yet it was more pricey than the real live shows on DVD's. This DVD explains in a brief matter the hard work that goes into a show rather than the show itself. This DVD would had paired great with the entire show DVD that sadly I did not get to see.

I love cirque du solely so much,unfortunately I can only find this show on Amazon they are listed . But for some reason they cannot be played and purchased on Amazon prime . If someone can tell me about this please do. But it is a beautiful show.

This is not like the movie they put out of course, it is a stage production, but still that great mix of exciting and calming that means my 7yo boy will watch it with glee until he is lulled to sleep by the beautiful music. Great way to end a sleepover!

Of the Cirque shows I have seen I'd rate this third from best: Ka (Live), Varekai (DVD), Kooza (HD Streaming), Totem (Live), Iris (Live), Quidam (DVD), and La Nouba (DVD). It has a minor story of a clown tying it together. Some pretty awesome acts including the chair climber, the woman on the trapeze, and a couple dancing on a unicycle. They took common acts and added an impressive level of difficulty to them. It also has better than average music. Oddly for a DVD, there were a number of mistakes, such as a tightrope walker almost falling twice. Not sure if they used that for suspense but its odd that they didn't put their best foot forward.The HD streaming presentation is quite good for Cirque, and I would recommend the HD version. Unlike most Cirque DVDs it's not over edited, with two minor exceptions. The intro and outtro didn't do much for me, but the transition was done well. More jarring was the fact that they seem to have cut out parts between scenes. I am not certain why, but instead of a continuous show, it fades to black between acts and it feels like something is missing. Its minor but noticeable.

DVD only gives 45 minutes very disappointing as Kooza is my favourite from Cirque Du Soleil.

Transaction parfaite,fan de ce genre de spectacle,renseignements pris sur internet ma invité à l'achat du DVD.Après visionnage,je ne suis pas dessus.