The BEST Bonus Features Blu-ray Megathread

[lkmg]

What are the best bonus features blu-rays out there?

My vote:
Avatar - 3 blu-ray discs including 2 discs of bonus features. Furthermore, the movie itself includes the extended version.

[mdaniels]

Originally Posted by lkmg

What are the best bonus features blu-rays out there?

My vote:
Avatar - 3 blu-ray discs including 2 discs of bonus features. Furthermore, the movie itself includes the extended version.

Alien Anthology
Blade Runner 5-Disc Collection
Clerks 15th Anniversary
Clockwork Orange 40th Anniversary 2 Disc
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Silent Hill (French Import)
Zodiac

[lkmg]

The Bridge Over River Kwai?

[Sky_Captain85]

The Lord of the Rings - Extended Editions
Apocalypse Now - Full Disclosure Edition
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Superman Motion Picture Anthology: 1978-2006

[DB5]

I would go with Blade Runner 5-Disc Collection.
Use to have that set, very enlightning extras.

[Blu-Benny]

after watching the 1st set this weekend..i'd have to say:

Lord of the Rings Extended Editions

i mean come on....2 1/2 hours on 1 disc and then another 3 1/2 on the 2nd for just Fellowship of the Ring!!

[HD Goofnut]

300: The Complete Experience is loaded.

[nelly_platinum]

I enjoyed batman begins and tron legacys bonuses alot

[tyler2tall147]

Basically anything with Maximum Movie Mode (Watchmen, Cop Out, Etc.)
Blade Runner
Star Trek
Kevin Smith usually loads his movies, but most are just same extras as the DVD's

[AFightingPanda]

Snow white had a ton of great material. I also think wall e needs to be mentioned. Two great commentary tracks and a full documentary about the history of pixar on top of the movie is a great bit of supplemental material.

[Gardenofstone10]

I know it's been said, but Blade Runner has just some of the best lineup of features. The Exorcist is pretty good, too

[DVDFreaker]

Wizard of Oz has great bonus features!

[unkie fester]

nothing comes close to Alien Anthology MU-TH-UR IMO.

[dickdarlington]

Trying to focus specifically on titles that contain more than their DVD counterparts...

Alien: Anthology, hands down. There's over forty-five hours of bonus material spread across six discs... and that's not even including the films themselves, which have two separate versions presented on their respective discs. It's truly a film school in a box.

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy: All of the OOP two-disc DVD bonus materials are accounted for. As well as the rare, OOP Best Buy bonus disc material. As well as an hour of brand new material. As well as both the unrated and the highly superior PG-13 cut.

Battle Royale: A definitive release of the film that took ten years in the making.

Blade Runner: Five cuts of the film spread across three discs with audio commentaries available for all of them, but that's not everything! Two DVDs are thrown into the mix containing over six hours of more bonus material including a three-and-a-half hour documentary!

Chasing Amy: While the original Criterion commentary is MIA, the Blu-ray throws in a brand new commentary plus nearly three hours of brand new bonus material including a feature-length documentary!

Clerks: A complete port of the three-disc Clerks X DVD release from 2004, with one big feature added. The unseen feature-length The Making of Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back documentary.

Grindhouse: While it doesn't contain the extended cuts of Death Proof or Planet Terror, it does contain all of their bonus material alongside over two hours of brand new bonus material. Oh, did I also mention there's a plethora more material available via BD-Live as well?

Moulin Rouge: Most of the original two-disc DVD bonus materials are accounted for, plus a lot more. The new Picture-in-Picture Commentary is a commentary for those with ADD that mixes in an audio commentary with a plethora of behind the scenes footage, storyboards and extended branching taking you to even more features. Oh, did I mention all of the bonus material is 1080?

Piranha 3D: There's a two-hour documentary for a film that barely registers at 75 minutes before credits. Oh and the 3D version works better than it actually did in theaters.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Despite the fact that a lot of the two-disc DVD bonus materials are MIA for rights issues and the DTS HD-MA 7.1 has a glaring error, Fox upped the ante by throwing in a Picture-in-Picture Shadowcast for those who have never experienced a traditional midnight showing.

Romeo + Juliet: Similar to Moulin Rouge, Baz and company do another Picture-in-Picture Commentary for those with ADD (and most of the original DVD bonus material is accounted for).

The Wizard of Oz: Not only does the film have about ten hours worth of bonus material to sift through on the disc for the movie, but there's also a second disc with another eight hours worth. Oh, and there's also a third disc with a six-hour documentary regarding MGM's rise and fall.

[FrodoBagginz]

Alien Anthology- The quadrilogy DVD box set sent bonus features to a whole new level....a level most movies can never dream of coming even close to beating or matching.

The Wizard Of Oz 3 disc edition

The Matrix Ultimate Collection

Lord Of The Rings Extended Editions

Back To The Future Trilogy

Pirates Of The Caribbean trilogy

Star Trek 3 disc edition

Avatar 3 disc edition

[RyRyMcNizzy13]

Originally Posted by FrodoBagginz

Lord Of The Rings Extended Editions

but those are on dvd's

[cpstevens]

Avatar 3 disc!

This isn't the best, but I was pleasantly surprised with Despicable Me's features not bad for a single disk!

[Celtic Fan1980]

Originally Posted by RyRyMcNizzy13

but those are on dvd's

most special features on blu are in standard def though...

my list
Bladerunner 5disc
LOTR Extended
Alien anthology
Zodiac
Dirty Harry collection
The Omen (original)
The Expendables
Taxi Driver
Apocalypse Now
Raging Bull
Minority Report

[#Darren]

Under Siege - 480p theatrical trailer

[Tyger]

Everybody's listed some great ones so I just want to add Scott Pilgrim, especially the Making Of as its probably the most enjoyable Making Of I've ever seen.