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I don't know about the rest of you lot, but one of the main things I look for in a DVD is the extra features, that's one of the best bits right? Some DVD's have fantastic special features, like Men In Black, where you can re-edit certain scenes and compare them to the directos cut, etc. When some DVD's come with amazing stuff like this, why do we put up with "Scene Access" as the only features? I realise that the majority of these discs are for the older films which have more trouble getting hold of extra stuff, but come on.
Anyway, I've had my rant, let us know what you think!
I don't know about the rest of you lot, but one of the main things I look for in a DVD is the extra features, that's one of the best bits right? Some DVD's have fantastic special features, like Men In Black, where you can re-edit certain scenes and compare them to the directos cut, etc. When some DVD's come with amazing stuff like this, why do we put up with "Scene Access" as the only features? I realise that the majority of these discs are for the older films which have more trouble getting hold of extra stuff, but come on.
Anyway, I've had my rant, let us know what you think!
cos the Hong Kong Legends have loads of extras
> when you say hong kong do you mean the hong kong legneds DVDs or DVDs from hong
> kong?
cos the Hong Kong Legends have loads of extras
No. I don't actually like Hong Kong films very much (they are usually pretty brainless) but I am a big fan of Japanese movies. I buy the Hong Kong versions of Japanese movies because Japanese DVDs are so expensive (around 27 pounds each) whereas Hong Kong DVDs are usually 5 or 6 pounds.