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Lazario wrote: Oh, and the William Friedkin Introduction on the Exorcist: 25th Anniversary DVD.

All our talk must've gotten both of us to pull out our Exorcist 25AE DVDs. I was watching a bit of the documentary tonight.

Escapay

The roundtable discussions on Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain.

And I watched a bit of the Cemetery Man featurette.

Everything on Disney's Cinderella.

I watched all the features on Final Destination 3, next I'm gonna watch it where I control the fate of the characters, should be fun.

On my Pinky and the Brain DVD, I watced a bonus on the voices. It was pretty cool to see these guys to the voices of the characters. For instance, it's just remarkable how high that one guy can get his voice without any effort and still can talk like a regular person.

Theatrical trailer for "Immortal Beloved"

The Miracle of Morgan's Creek. Next up is the movie itself.

THe Making of Doc. on THE ALAMO (2004)

The Complete Mr Arkadin - Criterion Collection.

Commentary on Tarzan

The Pilot Episode of SpongeBob SpongePants

Trailers for: Pink Flamingos (1972), Female Trouble (1974), Desperate Living (1977), Polyester (1981), Hairspray (1988), Serial Mom (1994), Pecker (1998), Cecil B. Demented (2000)

Partially listened to commentaries: Gremlins 2, Cecil B. Demented, Batman (1989), Psycho Beach Party

Featurettes: Batman (1989) - From Jack to Joker, Villains: The Joker, Villains: Bob the Goon

Zoolander - Outtakes, VH1 Fashion Awards Skit 1996, VH1 Fashion Awards Skit 1997

More Trailers: Jawbreaker (1999), Batman (1989), Everything Put Together (200?), Happiness of the ? (200?), Hazard City / City of Lost Souls (200?), Blackmail Is My Business / Blackmail Is My Life (19??), Black Rose Mansion (196?), The Company of Wolves, Madhouse

I went through all of the She's the Man bonus features except for the commentaries.

I just watched disc 1 of the Peter Jackson's King Kong Production Diaries, and the bounders were actually HAVING FUN when making that film!
How dare they!?!
I demand pain, sweat and tears from my stupidly overpaid movie stars when making a film. I demand suffering!

I watched the retrospective making-of featurette on the Hellraiser DVD
And listened to the audio commentaries for: Halloween, Hellraiser, The Last House on the Left, The Howling, and I've started the commentaries on both It's Alive and The Hills Have Eyes. I'm about to Chapter 4 on It's Alive and I'm to Chapter 14 on Hills Have Eyes. I plan on finishing both by tomorrow. I'm starting to play more audio commentaries in the store, it's pretty cool.

If anyone else is thinking about doing that - let me just warn you about the CHUD commentary, Daniel Stern (Wonder Years, Home Alone 1 & 2) swears up a storm!

I watched all the special features from Pirates of the Caribbean yesterday, 3 disc's all together it was good, I thought it was vary interesting & informative.

I watched the bonus features disc of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES yesterday. It was a really good disc. The features were fun ... and the unaired storylines and scenes were interesting.

I do not like the continued trend (from last season) in having scene specific commentaries ... I believe whole episodes should have commentaries.

Also ... I did not like that they used the same menus as the first season dvds ... With this being called the EXTRA JUICY edition ... It should have had menus that were inspired by the season 2 promo ...

The box and digipak were really nice though ...

The making of on the Fifth Element and an interview with Milla Jovovich.

The bonus material from The Flintstones: The Complete Season 6

I watched all of the bonus features of Desperate Housewives: The Complete Second Season, plus, the Wal-Mart Exclusive Bonus Disc, which features the recap episode, "The More You Know, The Juicier It Gets", plus three deleted scenes, and Behind the Scenes with James Denton.

All in all, pretty enjoyable. I do wish, however, that there would have been full-length audio commentaries on some of the episodes.