***** First off...words can't even begin to explain how awesome this DVD was. I mean i know it is just a "documentary" type movie but if you actually start to watch it--it grows into more than that. You begin to love the band even if you didn't like them before. <br><br> The movie contains mainly concert footage and interviews with the band. But added on are some truly HILARIOUS moments that were recorded on tour from the band using just a home-camera. These guys are not like any other band. This movie shows people how 311 manages to keep it serious with their music--but at the exact same time, screw off and have the times of their lives. It's not just all about music to these guys. Its about music and having a good time. Even during the interviews they get crazy and say things that are funny--even if they arn't supposed to be funny. <br><br> The DVD extras contain 4 music videos for "Down", "Don't Stay Home", "Homebrew", and "All Mixed Up". It also has a trailer for 311's "Enlarged To Show Detail 2" home video, and comes with a bonus CD with 4 unreleased tracks. <br><br> 311's "Enlarged To Show Detail" is something you can't pass up. If your a hardcore 311 fan, like myself, you can't live without this. And if you are not a huge fan or even a fan at all, you will still enjoy this movie. <br><br> The movie runs for about an hour. It does have a parental advisory on it and is not for kids. It contains explicit language throughout and has extremely explicit drug content. Jon "jb311" (Illinois) *** Mixing rap, rock, reggae, and funk, 311's frantic and furious music has won them a devoted following, and this video shows them doing what they do best -- tearing up the stage in front of an amped-up audience. 311: Enlarged to Show Detail features the band performing a dozen songs, including "Freakout," "Homebrew," "All Mixed Up," and "Down." The video also comes with a bonus CD, featuring four otherwise unreleased songs. Mark Deming All Movie Guide