Eric Fisher
Stunt Coordinator
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- Apr 22, 2002
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I forgot one:
Harry Potter's extra section. DVD hell!
Harry Potter's extra section. DVD hell!
Harry Potter's extra section. DVD hell!No kidding. I decided anything that wanted to keep me out that badly wasn't worth getting to...
Dan
Harry Potter's extra section. DVD hell!I haven't seen that. What's wrong with it? (I'm a UI designer looking to branch out into multimedia authoring, and I like seeing examples of what not to do. If your description really piques my curiosity, I might even rent this disc. )
Discs that get scratched whenever the record needle dropsLOL!! Good one.
Should we also add:
- Discs that spin
- Discs that have video content on them
- Discs that fit around the neck of your average chicken with a little forcing
I haven't seen that. What's wrong with it? (I'm a UI designer looking to branch out into multimedia authoring, and I like seeing examples of what not to do. If your description really piques my curiosity, I might even rent this disc.The extras are only accessibly after essentially playing games to unlock them. It's intended for children but is absolutely infuriating for anyone who simply wants to get to the extras.
Anamorphic menus for 4x3 OAR TV shows (M*A*S*H)The one thing that irritates me more than this is anamorphic widescreen menus for pan-and-scan DVDs (Big Fat Liar)
There is no point to it.Unless you have children who borrowed or rented* the DVD (or you rented it in a hurry and didn't look at the box closely, not smart but it happens) and don't know what the content and/or rating of the film is, then there is a point to it.
*Renting R rated films to kids happens a lot more than rental stores like to admit.
Joe Six Pack's version of irritating DVD features:
Discs that are round
Discs that have a hole in the middle
Discs that are thin
Discs that require a laser beam to play back
Discs that look like CDs
You forgot another one.
-you have to hold down the Rewind button to rewind the movie after its over