A new way I discovered to enjoy movies

Slothbroth

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This is going to sound very obvious and dumb to some of you movie watching afficianados but, until recently, I never stopped to think about how many DVDs and blu rays offer director and cast commentary.

I found this on YouTube and realized that I can enjoy this commentary along with many of my other movies. I'll be rewatching many of my favorites from my movie collection listening to the commentary options.

I rarely have the attention span to watch a full movie anymore so this is perfect as background noise.

 
No i cant watch stuff with commentary while the show or movies is going on even if i know it from beginning to end. But i do enjoy the commentary listening to like a podcast while doing other things.
 
Yeah some commentaries are great.

I remember liking 'an American werewolf in London' (David Naughten mentioning how many times he hit on Jenny Augutter and she continually shot him down) and 'the rundown' commentaries.

Most of Arnold's commentaries are funny and weird because he doesn't understand what he is meant to be doing and thinks he is the films narrator for blind people or something.

I guess they will die out with streaming services. They should include them on streaming purchase options. They are good if you are really into the film and are the sort of person to watch a movie multiple times.

I think Kurt Russell and John Carpenter get together for a couple of their movies and sound like old friends having a beer.
 
I watch How the universe works and through the wormhole as background noise to fall asleep. Mike Rowe and Morgan Freeman do the job.
 
I usually watch movies to hear what type of sound effects are used in the film.
Listening to the disc commentary is a turn off for me because they always mute the film audio during commentary and all I hear is chatter.
 
I like the commentaries by cast and directors but there are a few youtubers whose commentaries are always entertaining like Red Letter Media, Caravan of Garbage, etc.

 
Man, I used to love watching commentaries back in the day but had kind of forgotten they existed after I gave away all my DVD's
 
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