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Watched the making-of featurette on The World's Fastest Indian starring Anthony Hopkins. Then watched the 1971 Documentary, also directed by Roger Donaldson, called "Offerings to the God of Speed". It is the documentation of the land speed records set by Burt Munro in the late sixties that still stand today. Then I watched a nice little featurette about New Zealand, Burt Munro's homeland. Really nice to see a DVD that is a true story and actually has footage of the real person that the film is about.

I watched the friends of friends video guestbook, gag reel, and gunther spills the beans on next season for Friends season 8

The Hatching of Chicken Little, and hearing the commentary tracks (again) for Season 1 of "Home Improvement"

Scream boxset:
"Behind the Scream" - documentary
Outtakes from Scream
Outtakes from Scream 3
TV Spots from Scream 3
2 Deleted Scenes from Scream 3 (Sarah Darling at Security, Cast Talking on-Set)
most of the Audio Commentary on Scream

And one of the clip compilations on the Fawlty Towers DVD set: Tips for a Successful Marriage.

Storyboard to Screen comparision of "The Stolen Smile" from the Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego DVD set

Last night we watched Steven Seagal's "Mercenary for Justice" and then watched the "Making of" Feaurette. Quite interesting on how much input Seagal has into the roles he plays.

The Audio Commentary on The Fly (1986): Collector's Edition.

I watched some of the bonus features for 24 season 3 until I got bored and decided they put the good stuff in already.

Last night, I listened to the audio commentaries for the "Aardman Classics" DVD

The Evil Dead director/producer audio commentary, chapters 1-19
original theatrical trailer for Cat People
Dario Argento interview for Inferno
the cast commentary for An American Werewolf in London

On the Howling: Special Edition DVD,
all 5 featurettes on Unleashing the Beast: Making The Howling
the original 1981 featurette
Outtakes
Deleted Scenes
both Photo Galleries
the Audio Commentary, chapters 1-5

I have been procrastinating on getting <b>Superman</b> on dvd, but I finally picked up 1 & II at Wal-Mart the other day.

I just watched one of the documentaries on <b>Superman</b>, and was intrigued by the fact that in the theme song, if you listen close, you can hear the word "Superman". Richard Donner and John Williams brought this up, and as much as I love John Williams and have seen the movie, it never clicked that you could hear the word in the score. I thought that was cool.

the 28 Days Later , widescreen special edition:

both alternate endings (I just can't watch a storyboarded ending with the filmmakers doing the character's voices, so I skipped the "Radical" Ending)

and the Making-of special, which focused much more on virus / infectious diseases than the movie. They should have called this the HBO First Look special, it's not very thorough.

Working my way through The Simpsons Season 7 - the episodes and some of the extras.

I went through all of the Anastasia bonus features last night.

nikki828 wrote:I went through all of the Anastasia bonus features last night.

Did you watch Bartok also?

on The Fly: Collector's Edition - all the 8-9 photo galleries (except for Monkey-Cat), all the chapters in the 2-hour-15-minute documentary (except for three - the first about the short story / original movie, and then chapters 5 and 7), the first Film Tests segment (the Opening Titles sequence), the trailer and teaser trailer for The Fly II, the 2 Extended Scenes, and a couple Deleted Scenes.

Then, I watched the Fat Boys and Whodini music videos on The Nightmare Encyclopedia bonus disc.

JiminyCrick91 wrote:

nikki828 wrote:I went through all of the Anastasia bonus features last night.

Did you watch Bartok also?

No, is it good? I might check it out tonight.

watched a feature from Eight Below before returning it to the video store

nikki828 wrote:

JiminyCrick91 wrote:Did you watch Bartok also?

No, is it good? I might check it out tonight.

Well I think that if you like Bartok in Anastasia, I think that you will love the film.

On the Fawlty Towers boxset, Disc 1:

An Interview with John Cleese
Customer Service Tips
A Tour of Torquay


Then on Tenebre - the Alternate End Credits sequence.