Larry Gardner
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Nov 1, 2000
- Messages
- 163
Moe:
No your are not the only one. May main reason for rebuying a lot of LDs was for the supplemental features.
So when DVDs came out with this as almost a standard feature, I was in heaven.
There is limited amount of viewing of a film (even though I have favorites that I can view over and over).
Once I am saturated with the film, I then can watch it with commentaries and supplemental features, which then sparks my desire to watch the film again.
Classic films are my favorites, specifically hearing and seeing how film makers made these classics without the benefits of computers and modern film editing.
There is no finer year than 1939 for film study. More film classics were made in that year alone than any other year in Hollywood's history.
No your are not the only one. May main reason for rebuying a lot of LDs was for the supplemental features.
So when DVDs came out with this as almost a standard feature, I was in heaven.
There is limited amount of viewing of a film (even though I have favorites that I can view over and over).
Once I am saturated with the film, I then can watch it with commentaries and supplemental features, which then sparks my desire to watch the film again.
Classic films are my favorites, specifically hearing and seeing how film makers made these classics without the benefits of computers and modern film editing.
There is no finer year than 1939 for film study. More film classics were made in that year alone than any other year in Hollywood's history.