DVD's that have it all...

[Trigger_Street]

What DVD's do you think have it all ( great movie, extras, packaging, etc).

[Murderous Squad]

Brazil - Criterion edition
Theres something more about mary
Dawn of the dead the upcoming 5 or something disc release will most likely be good
Alien box set (japanese version has the alien head)
Kill Bill (Upcoming releases will probably be pretty good)
Suspiria (3 disc limited edition)
TCM Remake (Nice doc. and coverart)
Evil Dead (Book of the dead edititon)
Lord of the ring uncut editions (4-5 disc each set)
Wrestlemania 20 has a decent DVD set


i'll add some more titles to the list later peace

[Tayzlor]

I wouldn't know. My DVD's aren't that jam-packed..

DvD's that SHOULD have it all:
The Stanley Kubrick Collection

[Raul Duke]

Pirates of the Caribean may be the best DVD I own, the only one that had me interested throughout all the extras

[Tweek]

the best DVDs i own are:

a beautiful mind
dogma

[Peterock39]

Pearl Harbor (4-Disc) Awesome Stuff
Planet Of the Apes (2-Disc)

[Sigur509]

The Fight Club 2 Disk.

[Could Be Worse]

The Alien Quadrilogy...perfect

[Indy in IN]

Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back 2-Disc set

Black Hawk Down 3-Disc set

Back to the Future 3-Disc Box set

[Moosem216]

Originally posted by Tayzlor
DvD's that SHOULD have it all:
The Stanley Kubrick Collection
God, no kidding. Considering the fact that it's fucking Kubrick, you think they could've bothered to put a little more effort into it.

As others have said, the Alien Quadrilogy is perfection of the art of DVD. I have watched every documentary and every extended cut, have heard every commentary, and they were all worth it. Even though I couldn't stand Alien 3, the documentaries behind it were interesting enough to make it worthwhile.

The Lord of the Rings extended versions are also fantastic.

[MacReady]

The ones in my collection:
Spartacus (It has two different commentaries, a good amount of documentary and despite being over 3 hours long the entire movie is on one single disc. Impressive considering stuff when you consider the treatment most Kubrick DVDs get).
Brazil
Once Upon A Time In The West
The Adventures Of Antoine Doinel Box Set
The Alien Quadrilogy Box Set
Pretty much every Troma disc I own (Citizen Toxie is tops thought)
Se7en
The Terminator (despite the lack of commentary)
Killer Klowns From Outer Space
John Carpenter's The Thing (natch)
The Day The Earth Stood Still
Basket Case

[Tayzlor]

Originally posted by MacReady
The ones in my collection:
Spartacus (It has two different commentaries, a good amount of documentary and despite being over 3 hours long the entire movie is on one single disc. Impressive considering stuff when you consider the treatment most Kubrick DVDs get).


Is that Criterion or normal?