Do you watch DVD extras ?

[spinner]

Just thinking to myself how many of you do enjoy the extra parts on any dvd. I really like to see the "making of" and "bloopers" parts.
What do you think ?

[The Flash]

Yes and no. If it's worth watching and the movie was really good then I'll watch it. I always enjoy seeing the deleted scenes to see what was left out and why. Alternate endings are always interesting because sometimes they're better than the original ending!

[LiftGirl]

Sometimes, but it depends on the movie. If it was quite good, then I'm more likely to watch, but it also depends on how late it is and what my mood is like.

[Merrida]

For me, almost 100% of the time. I watch the movie "as is," I watch it with all the commentaries (sometimes it's the director and DP), sometimes it's with the actors (I'll watch/hear them all), and I adore "the making of" not to mention the blooper reels.

So yes, always.

The only one I hated was the unrated version of Dodgeball. It made me change my mind about the actors. Act or not, it was just ill-spirited.

But hell yeah, those extras are totally worth it!

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[westside24]

watch CLOVERFIELDS Extras...

[techknows]

I watched 300 extra to see how it was made

[Merrida]

Originally Posted by westside24

watch CLOVERFIELDS Extras...

I never saw the movie. What was it about? Something like Godzilla or what have you, yes?

What turned me off was my philosophy, which to date has served me well: Prior to an movie's release, the more they push the hype and frequent the advertisements, the worse the movie is.

Now to test my theory: They've showed very little about Hancock with Will Smith. Only now are theye expanding on the flick, so I'm going to gather it's worth a gander. (Then again, anything with Will Smith, I'll sit and oggle the screen anyhoo, so probably not a fair estimate).

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[Merrida]

Originally Posted by techknows

I watched 300 extra to see how it was made

I couldn't get through that movie, although I tried three times. It was beautifully filmed, it was gorgeous, but man I just could not get through it.

Like Sin City,...another movie I have tried over and over to "get into." Meh, it's joys are lost on this viewer.

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