Best extras on DVD

[The Dude]

What do you think are the best extras on a single DVD that you own?

[KornKidJedi]

Fight Club:
Audio commentary with David Fincher
Audio commentary with David Fincher,Brad Pitt,Edward Norton,and Helena Bonham Carter
Audio commentary with Chuck Palahniuk and Jim Uhls
Deleted Scenes
Public Annoucments by Brad Pitt and Edward Norton
Internet Spots
TV Spots
Trailers
Photo Gallerys
Cast and Crew Biographys
Interview with Edward Norton

[Memento88]

u gotta few here:
Hannibal (2-disc)
Shrek (2-disc)
Rush Hour 2 (1-disc)
Moulin Rouge (2-disc)
Silence of the Lambs (1-disc)
Monty Python and the Holy Grail SE (2-disc)

[Moviebuff_Mike]

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 2-disc set

Rush Hour 2 lot's of extra's in one disc. (which makes me ask the question... how the heck did they put all of those cool extra's in one disc???

[EvilAsh]

T2: The ultimate dvd has the best extras ever!

[Big Screen Fan]

One particular feature I enjoyed alot was onthe Lara Croft: Tomb Raider DVD.

It was amazing to learn what all of the training was for Angelina Jolie & to watch it. Impressive. No Stunt Double.

I always like Special Effects & Stunts alot.

[teenage atrocity]

Se7en had some really cool extras. I was only slightly disapointed by two aspects of it: the alternate ending, it was half the reason for getting the dvd, and it wasn't even cool. and the second, I was really hopeing that the scene in which they go into the apartment of the Sloth sinner, they'd talk at least a bit about it. it was by far the most gruesome. but nobody said anything about it on the commentary. other than that, it was great.

and the Natural Born Killers dvd is worth getting, if for nothing else, then for the deleted dennis leary monologue. really cool. plus they have a bunch of great makeing-of stuff.

I heard too, that on the Nightmare Before Christmas dvd, they have a makeing-of deleted scene thing where Jack is skateing around in ice, with a picture of Tim's head as Jack's head. is this as cool as I heard it was?

[Whiggles]

DVDs with a decent set of extras:

Final Destination (Region 1)
Final Fantasy (any region)
Hannibal (any region)
Tomb Raider (any region)
Toy Story Ultimate Toy Box (Region 1)

[screamtrilogy1]

alternate opening and ending on the scream 3 DVD!It was awesome!

[CriticalBill6966]

I'm a fan of commentary tracks, give me a good one and I'm good to go.

I like when the whole cast is their just chilling and shooting the shit. (I could careless if it's tec talk or not)

Some of the best commentaries are:

Any Kevin Smith's films....he is the king of commentary tracks.

The Evil Dead movies.....it's great to hear Sam and Bruce rip on one another.

Canniable the Musical.....Matt Stone and Trey Parker (and a few others), make fun of the movie and everyone else WHILE GETTING DRUNK. Talk about funny stuff.

[Scarface98.9]

Hannibal 2 disk SE (Ridley Scott is the only non-comedic director I can be compelled to listen to)
Monty Python & Holy Grail 2 disk SE
any KS disk
Final Fantasy 2 disk SE (dumb movie kick ass DVD)
Citizen Kane (treating a classic w/ the respect it deserves)

[The Shah Of Blah]

I like all the extras that came on MOULIN ROUGE and The EMPORERS NEW GROOVE, those are two dvd's that I think pak the best special features... E.N.G. special edition that is... And Rebel Without A Cause surprisingly has a bunch of cool features... SO thats my word.

---peacelove---

[the_prodigy]

I'll have to say 'Amelie' region 2
collectors edition (2-disc set),
it comes in a cool clamshell packaging,DTS & 5.1 digital soundtrach,

the first disc has
•audio commentary by director Jean-Pierre Jeunet,

the 2nd disc:

• 6 Teasers
• 3 screen tests
• film tour with Jeunet & actors
• the making of a scene
• "Foutaises" - short film by J P Jeunet
• Filmographies
• Polaroids
• Autoportraits of JPJ
• Behind the scenes with the crew
• Interview with director J P Jeunet
• Alternative poster artworks

[bluntman86]

out of the few dvds that i own,Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back has the best extras...

-Commentary Track (Kevin Smith,Jason Mewes & Scott Mosier)
-Tons of cut/extended scenes and a gag reel (with intros!)
-Still Galleries
-Storyboards
-"Behind the Scenes" Featurette
-2 Music Videos (Stroke 9 "Kick Some Ass" and Afroman "Because I Got High")
-Comedy Central "Reel Comedy" Special
-Theatrical/Internet Trailers and TV Spots
-Guide To Morris Day and The Time
-Morris Day and The Time: Learning the Moves
-Cast/Crew Filmographies
-"The Secret Stash"

plus the movie fuckin rules too!!!!!!



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[Damitol]

I agree with the "Any Kevin Smith film commentary" comment above - especially "Mallrats" (although I haven't listend to the Jay and Silent Bob one yet.) They are sometimes funnier that the actual jokes in the movie.

Star Wars: TPM - The long documentary was amazing. Highly informative without a bunch of talking heads or padding with scenes from the film.

Ginger Snaps - (Canadian release) - Actual scenes from the auditions and rehearsals. Ginger is just as hot in real life (unlike a lot of actresses that really lose points when the makeup, hair and lighting crew aren't around) and it really gives insight into a part of film making that you never see.

Final Fantasy's "Thriller" dance sequence. Funny stuff from a film that would have made another $30 million if they had just lightened up a little bit.

Ooops - almost forgot. A Bug's Life - the hilarious project status reel they did for Disney early in production when the film was just called "Bugs". "Hey look! It's Fleabee! HA HA HA!"


[This message has been edited by Damitol (edited 03-13-2002).]