So does the current DVD and so did the Laserdisc. It's the same commentary.
You mean the answer may have been out there all this time and I missed it? Bummer.
So does anyone who has heard it know if he ever makes reference to how different this film is from all of his others?
I'm dying to know, really.
My guilty pleasure. 
Does anyone know WHY www.dvdpricesearch.com shows the current Thelma & Louise as a Special Edition? Nowhere on the packaging does it say SE. (One commentary track makes an SE, not!)A lot of these websites get their info straight from Link Removed, since that's easy to do.
Image marks ANYthing with a commentary track as a "Special Edition", even when there is nothing on the package to call it that. That's kind of a holdover policy from the days back 2 or 3 years ago when the only "SE's" that hit the market was...(drumroll please) anything with a commentary track!
I agree that these days an SE is rather different in terms of definitions. Myself, I use whatever the box says. For instance, one new purchase of mine yesterday goes into my database as "Sum of All Fears, The - Widescreen Collection Special Collector's Edition".Whatever Paramount wants to call it!
Also note that Image (and hence the other e-tailers) will put an "SE" tag onto ANYthing that is a "Collector's Series" or a "Platinum Edition" or a "Limited Edition" or whatever. They lump it all under "SE", no matter what name the studio chooses to give the item. :frowning:
