Quack, Quack (1931)

Does what it says
This is an excellent DVD, but here are a few pointers for prospective buyers before you try this one out -
Though there is some good encouragement on basic pilates principles (breathing, etc.), this is not a basic workout. Once you get about five minutes into the first segment, you start jumping into intermediate/advanced moves.
Second, the format is great in that you can have three separate workouts or one thirty minute, but if you are in good shape, you are probably going to want more, and pilates hard-core nuts are going to want something more whole-body. For example, this would work well to use it like I have - after weightlifting at the gym and use this for your core/ab stuff.
So, great for the time crunch, a bunch of concentrated intermediate/advanced pilates in a short period of time. Does what it says, a quick fix.

GOOD FOR THOSE NEW TO PILATES
I think this is a good workout for beginners. It gives solid instruction on correct form and breathing. I love the Quick Fix Total, but did not find this one challenging enough.

Very challenging workout
I ordered this workout after trying a different quick fix pilates workout I had checked out at my library. This one is more advanced, and I am enjoying it. I'd say about half of the moves are standard, and about half are advanced. The instructor uses good technique, and is not chatting and laughing with the other women demonstrating the exercises throughout the workout as in some videos. They are all muscular, very fit women, who don't appear to have implants, which is refreshing. I recommend it.