Favorite DVD Extras
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Favorite DVD Extras
What are your favorite extras on DVDs ? They can be from movies, anime,whatever,and they can be anything, commentaries , interviews, etc. anything you like . Personally I can't think of any of my favorites right now.
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I like the commentaries which have a lot of info when its done well (like the commentary on the movie "Once Upon a Time in the West" which is better than the movie) but sometimes the commentators don't really add anything of value.
I also like retrospective documentaries. Most documentaries on the making of the movie were created around the time the movie was made and is nothing more than promotional material. The retrospective documentary however discuss the movie and scenes in detail and the effect a movie (especially a classic) had over the years on the careers of the director, the actor and such.
I also like retrospective documentaries. Most documentaries on the making of the movie were created around the time the movie was made and is nothing more than promotional material. The retrospective documentary however discuss the movie and scenes in detail and the effect a movie (especially a classic) had over the years on the careers of the director, the actor and such.
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I enjoy almost all dvd extras but probably the behind the scenes stuff and the commentaries the most. Lord of the Rings Extended DVDs had plenty of extras!
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Commentaries, bloopers, deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes...its all good ^_^
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Hmm...Well, I really enjoy watching the making-of extras in LOTR.I even did a video presentation for Speech class using them once! XD But as far as anime is concerned, I LOVE the outtakes in Rurouni Kenshin!! ROFL, they are HYSTERICAL! Best thing is, they never get old...I was watching some of my DVD's last night and started cracking up because it was a scene I had seen in the outtakes...MAN, those are funny! XD
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Some of the cast commentaries on the LoTR are hysterical. Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd in the same room = insanity. I also found an easter egg on Spiderman 2, with Doc Ock doing a musical number from Fiddler on the Roof. It was...interesting 
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the_lizardqueen wrote:Some of the cast commentaries on the LoTR are hysterical. Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd in the same room = insanity. I also found an easter egg on Spiderman 2, with Doc Ock doing a musical number from Fiddler on the Roof. It was...interesting
YES!! That interview with Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd is hilarious!! Man, I lauged so hard when I watched that! And...I think I vaugely remember the Fiddler number that Alfred Molina did...Wasn't it "If I were a Rich Man?" Might've been..."If I were a rich man...Diedle deedle diedle digga digga deedle diedle dum...All day long I'd biddy biddy bum, if I were a wealthy man..." LOL, I love Fiddler! XD
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Deleted scenes, outtakes, commentary, trailers, etc. I wish DVD's would have more easter eggs. I still always thumb over in every DVD I have when I first watch it to see if they're there.
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YES!! That interview with Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd is hilarious!! Man, I lauged so hard when I watched that! And...I think I vaugely remember the Fiddler number that Alfred Molina did...Wasn't it "If I were a Rich Man?" Might've been..."If I were a rich man...Diedle deedle diedle digga digga deedle diedle dum...All day long I'd biddy biddy bum, if I were a wealthy man..." LOL, I love Fiddler! XD
I luvs Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd, I usually end up laughing until I'm snorting whenever they pop up on the LoTR extras. If I ruled the world, they would so do more movies together
And yup, the Spiderman 2 DVD has Molina belting out 'If I Were a Rich Man' with the tentacles clacking along like really strange castanets. I think I found it by going into the gallery and pushing up until the 'spidey sense' squiggles appeared over Spideman's head...
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UHF has some great toss-in stuff.
That's great about Molina.
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outtakes, deleted scenes, movie trailers, previews (for other things), commentary and interviews, production photos, making of's, etc.
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I love gag/outtake reels.
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Because of this genocide of innocence, hundred and hundreds of children live every night sleeping in public places miles from their homes, because they know that if the do not-- they will disappear. They will become just another number in this genocide to which the international community has chosen to turn a blind eye. They will become, in affect, invisible-- Invisible Children.
But there are those who are trying to fight against this slaughter of Uganda's children. They fight to protect these "invisible children." Please, help them help a country full of children who know nothing by fear. Help save the innocence. For more information concerning how you can help and how you can get an incredible video about this horrific reality, visit the Invisible Children home page.
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