Search - Lava Bubbles (Full Screen Lava Lamps) on DVD

K. K. (GAMER)
Reviewed on 1/2/2025...

Lava Bubbles from those Lava Lamps if you remember those. Fun but gets repetitious. Good background video while you work!

Believe me lava bubbles is going to be a hit at all my parti

A. Bernal | City of Angeles | 11/25/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"(I'm reposting my review because it did not post when I wrote my original - I've already ordered my copy and so should you!)

Okay, so I was looking for a cool dvd to project at my christmas party - I just bought a new projector and thought it would be cool to mix it up a bit at the party. I wanted something soothing and chic and not too distracting. I thought I should look for a lava lamp or something like that, then I saw a BORING dvd with a lava lamp on it and I was disappointed a bit, really, I could just aim one of my cameras at a lamp and let it go all night - no fun and a bit lame.

But then I came across this Vjworld lava bubbles that was AWESOME, it looks like it fills the entire screen - its totally different and full of color, exactly what I wanted. I can't wait to show it at my bash - my friends are going to be so into it!

Oh and the best part? IT IS AFFORDABLE!!!!!

I want to see what else this Vjworld company puts out - they are doing some really cool stuff. Yeah, I want more Vjworld and you should too! Cheers!"

LAVA BUBBLES at DETROIT AUTO SHOW! looked amazing!

Paul Dang | Philadelphia, PA | 01/16/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"this lava bubles DVD is really cool, if your looking for a modern day lava lamp feel. Ford actually used this DVD in their new concept cars, which was an amazing touch to any car!"

Funky and cheesy

Brad Teare | Providence, Utah, USA | 03/12/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This DVD is fun for a 70s party or just a night of nostalgia. There are six loops which you can loop separately or in 5 minute or ten minute segments. All of which will loop continually. There is no sound track which is probably just as well since who likes the same music from the 70s? But the segments don't cross dissolve into one another, they just freeze for half a second and the next color of lava bubbles starts. Some of the colors (like the aqua and yellow bubbles) seem like they are not true colors but have been manipulated in an editing program. This manipulation has made the shadowy parts look somewhat dirty (since probably they inverted the image and made a negative version of the original colors, that is, the highlights are inverted shadows and vice versa with the shadows). But most of the colors are fine. Another negative is the resolution. You can clearly see jaggies on screen. But it is difficult to mark where the quality begins and the cheesiness ends with lava bubbles, right?



I still give the DVD five stars because it is a good price and probably few people will notice these flaws. However, if someone came out with a good quality version I would buy it instead."