Movies That I've Seen With Audio Commentary
Submitted by grandpa_chum on Thu, 11/03/2005 - 02:55
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- Boogie Nights(1997) Commentary by Paul Thomas Anderson
- Bring Me The Head Of Alfredo Garcia(1974) Commentary by Garner Simmons, Paul Seydor, David Weddle, And Nick Redman
- Conan The Barbarian(1982) Commentary by John Milius And Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Dawn Of The Dead(1978) Commentary by George Romero And Tom Savini
- Day Of The Dead(1985) Commentary by George Romero, Tom Savini, Cletus Anderson, And Lori Cardille
- The Fog(1980) Commentary by John Carpenter And Debra Hill
- The Getaway(1972) Commentary by Paul Seydor, Nick Redman, Garner Simmons, And David Weddle
- Groundhog Day(1993) Commentary by Harold Ramis
- Hard Eight(aka Sydney)(1996) Commentary by Paul Thomas Anderson
- Keoma(1976) Commentary by Enzo Castellari And Waylon Wahl
- Land Of The Dead(2005) Commentary by George Romero, Peter Grunwald, And Micheal Doherty
- The Last House On The Left(1972) Commentary by Wes Craven And Paul Cunningham
- The Last Waltz(1978) Commentary by Robbie Robertson And Martin Scorsese
- Once Upon A Time In America(1984) Commentary by Richard Shickel
- Once Upon A Time In The West(1968) Commentary by John Carpenter, John Milius, Alex Cox, Christopher Frayling, Sheldon Hall, And Claudia Cardinale
- Out Of Sight(1998) Commentary by Steven Soderbergh And Scott Frank
- Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid(1973)('05 special cut) Commentary by Paul Seydor, Nick Redman, Garner Simmons, And David Weddle
- Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid(1973)('88 preview cut) Commentary by Paul Seydor, Nick Redman, Garner Simmons, And David Weddle
- The Getaway(1972) Commentary by Paul Seydor, Nick Redman, Garner Simmons, And David Weddle
- Rocky(1976) Commentary by John Avildsen And Sylvester Stallone
- The Royal Tenenbaums(2001) Commentary by Wes Anderson And Cast(?)
- The Wild Bunch(1969) Commentary by Paul Seydor, Nick Redman, Garner Simmons, And David Weddle
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Unfortunately, I have the extraless edition of Groundhog Day. Does Ramis have anything interesting to say?
Why was John Carpenter invited to comment on OUATITW?
groundhog day was so long ago i don't even remember, and i have since sold the dvd, only by process of elimination... I do remember that most of it was kissing the screenwriters ass, nothing too memorable, or i would have remembered i'm sure.
Everyone except for Cardinale were invited to comment on OUATITW simply because they were known fans of Leone's work. Carpenter, Milius, and Cox were obviously directors who were largely influenced by him and were fans of the film. Sheldon Hall is the guy responsible for making the three documentaries on the dvd and apparently had a lot to do with the production of the special features. But most(like 3/4s) of the commentary(they took turns, not all in the same recording) was done by Christopher Frayling, who is now basically considered Leone's biographer, he's a film historian who probably knows more about the man than any other living person(I'm not quite there, teehee). The three documentaries on the dvd as well are mostly made up of interviews of the people who participated on the commentary and John Carpenter happened to be one of them. My guess is they wanted filmmakers who were largely influenced by leone(which are a lot) but couldn't get some of the bigger names(, spielberg, lucas, eastwood, and tarantino to name a few), so the three they got were it. The three they got are better than most of the big names, imo, so all for the better.