DVD Editions with the Best Features

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Originally Posted by fortunato

awesome, have you checked it out yet?

the haxan release is pretty nice, too.

hoping I have time later this week. I've been in headache central for a good 4 days now, so I don't really feel like staring at bright light either. I have my monitor turned really low.

[Posher778]

I agree about Rodriguez' dvds. Lots of good tips and commentary. The special edition Alien movies have some cool features, and how about the Sin City 2 disc SE?

[roshiq]

As most of the dvds we have in our local dvd shops are either the Malaysian reprints or some damn pirated ones but I have managed to buy some original dvds from e-bay at my best possible way. Therefore I have very few original dvds with some good features in my collection (that may be very lame in compared to yours:o ):

Halloween (Limited Edition Holograph Cover)



Special Features: Biographies, Trailers, Interviews, Behind the Scenes, Image Galleries, Featurette.

Tenebrae Uncut-Uncensored-Widescreen edition



* "An Eye For Horror" (60 minute documentary "An Eye For Horror" which documents Argento's career and features interviews with Dario Argento, John Carpenter, George A. Romero, Tom Savini and Asia Argento)
* Audio commentary by director Dario Argento , composer Claudio Simonetti and journalist "Loris Curci"
* Two behind-the-scenes segments (Special effects equipment, Sound Effects) Interview with Dario Argento
* Alternate End Credits Music
* Theatrical Trailer
* Theatrical trailers for other Argento titles

Don't Look Now - Special Edition



Special Features:
Exclusive commentary from director Nicolas Roeg,
Interview with composer Pino Donnagio,
A Looking Back featurette with director Nicolas Roeg and his cinematographer and editor,

and a 16 page booklet.

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Tenebrae Uncut-Uncensored-Widescreen edition



* "An Eye For Horror" (60 minute documentary "An Eye For Horror" which documents Argento's career and features interviews with Dario Argento, John Carpenter, George A. Romero, Tom Savini and Asia Argento)
* Audio commentary by director Dario Argento , composer Claudio Simonetti and journalist "Loris Curci"
* Two behind-the-scenes segments (Special effects equipment, Sound Effects) Interview with Dario Argento
* Alternate End Credits Music
* Theatrical Trailer
* Theatrical trailers for other Argento titles

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thats one i'd love to get my hands on ..

i've just found the old anchor bay release and it's on its way to my house right now - but i dont believe it has those extras.

[Despare]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail



- "Subtitles For People Who Don't Like The Film (taken from Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part II)" (Brilliant!)

- On-Screen Screenplay: Read the screenplay while you watch the film

- "Enlightening commentaries by Terry Gilliam & Terry Jones, plus general complaints and back-biting by John Cleese, Eric Idle & Michael Palin"

- Exciting "follow The Killer Rabbit" Feature

- Three Mindless Sing-Alongs

- Join Michael Palin and Terry Jones in their special feature documentary: The Quest for the Holy Grail Locations

- Monty Python and the Holy Grail in Japanese (With English subtitles) (This one is hilarious.)

- "On Location with The Pythons - genuine 18 min. location report made in 1974 by BBC Film Night (broadcast 19th Dec., 1974)"

- An Interactive Cast Directory discover just how many roles Michael Palin plays

- "Theatrical Trailers and, of course, Weblinks for real nurds! And more..."