At least it's not the director's cut of "Heaven's Gate" (over 4 1/2
hours and every moment of it dreadful.  It was the first $100 million
dollar movie when most were costing fifty.  It grossed about thirty in
original release before being yanked.)

I wouldn't consider this a negative comment.  I'd consider it constructive
critism.  I do a tremendous amount of photography and some videography and
always believe that less is more.  Most people aren't as critical of their
work as they should be.  Maybe this video brings back a lot of good memories
for you, but I don't share those memories.  I want to see the good stuff, not
minutes of blurry bottom shots.  Perhaps it would be more interesting if the
quality of the video on Google was higher, but it's very low resolution.

-- Geoff