5/5 wife-who-tries
  by Dana L. Packman (USA)
It is too bad this car never made it. America could use such a reliable vehicle today.

5/5 awesome movie!!
  by D. Walker (Charleston, WV USA)
this is the best movie ever in my opinion. not only does it show the history of the tucker automobile but it also shows how it would have been if you came up with a new idea and what would happen to it. Also in the movie you will see saftey features and things on the 1948 tucker car that are just now in 2009 appearing on cars. again awesome movie!

5/5 Tucker
  by Robert A. Crigger (Aurora, Co, USA)
I saw this movie before, but wanted a better copy. Tucker was larger than life and exactly what a dreamer should be. The movie shows how bad corporate America is, but never takes away from the man and his dreams.


One man was squashed by the big car companies, but he forced them to change their cars forever. Before this man who would have thought about seat belts, safety glass, padded dashboards, and four wheel independent suspension? Now you won't find a car without those things.

5/5 Tucker the man and his dream
  by Carl I. Cordingley
Very good movie. Shows the real life side of a dream or idea. Things haven't changed much as it would be the same today.

4/5 DVD aspect ratio
  by John Sunyak (Brooklyn)
As noted from the Cinema Laser website, although filmed in a 2:35 aspect ratio, the dvd version is closer to a 1:77 aspect ratio which is fine. Very good film and excellent video quality.