5/5 great and on time!
  by Antonio P. Faciola (Madison, Wisconsin - USA)
dvd was in great conditions and was quickly delivered. all I expect when buying a dvd. thanks!

5/5 Great Film for Runners
  by K. Lisson (Albany, NY)
I loved Without Limits. This is a film to watch when you are laid up on the couch with a running injury. Inspirational portrait of a cult hero, the favorite of high school cross country teams across America.
The perfect Christmas or birthday gift for your high school cross country runner.

5/5 Motivation for runners of all ages
  by K. Stovall
I have shared this movie with the local track team and it always draws an emotional response. It is a great movie for challenging teens to reach for their dreams- while not letting other influences and partying or just plain bad luck detract from their lives. And it does this without being preachy. This is one of my favorite actors, Billy Crudup's greatest movies.

4/5 Great Pick me up
  by Frank Rojas
Great movie that seems to follow closely to the actual history of this runner. Enjoyable, and as an ex-runner, I felt very connected.

5/5 GO PRE GO !!
  by Alan B. Fecteau (VALDOSTA, GA)
It's hard to be negative about a movie about an athlete who died young. The subject of this movie died in a car wreck at 24, so it seems just "wrong" to knock "Without Limits" -- the compelling story of 1970s long distance phenom Steve Prefontaine, of the University of Oregon. But this movie earns its praise. You don't have to love long-distance running to love this movie, and love Pre even more. Like Springsteen, you sense that Pre could have been in his own audience -- yelling "Go Pre, you bleepity-bleep!" back at himself.

The film spawned a resurgence in "Pre" gear. You can go to www.cafepress.com and dial up a "Go Pre" tee-shirt, among other items. Pre had a refreshingly hard-driving "cab driver" personality, in a sport routinely dominated by the aloof "jet set."

Go "Pre" Go !!