Which movies have Maximum Movie Mode?

[MifuneFan]

Is there an updated list of movies from Warner that have the Maximum Movie Mode (MMM) feature? I think it's a pretty awesome way to watch a movie (at least the 2nd time around) and would love to watch all the movies with it included.

So far I know of the following titles that have it:

The Book of Eli
Clash of the Titans
Cop Out
Dark Shadows (2012)
300: The Complete Experience Digibook (I think?)
Green Lantern
Harry Potter 1 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter 2 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter 4 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter 5 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt 1 and 2
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010, dubbed "Maniacal Movie Mode")
Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
Sucker punch
Terminator Salvation
Watchmen
Wrath of the Titans

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Cop Out
Dark Shadows (2012)
Harry Potter 1 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter 2 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter 4 Ultimate Edition
Harry Potter 5 Ultimate Edition

[Rizor]

Clash and Wrath of the Titans

[MifuneFan]

Thanks guys!

I need to pick up those UE's one of these days.

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

Thanks guys!

I need to pick up those UE's one of these days.

Maybe you can update the OP to start a master list?

I agree with you about the MMM...Warner is making full use of Blu-ray's software capabilities.

(By the way, I didn't forget about Harry Potter 3. That is the only one in the series that does NOT have an MMM video commentary.)

[kashif]

Sorry but what is Maximum Movie Mode (MMM)?

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by kashif

Sorry but what is Maximum Movie Mode (MMM)?

"Maximum Movie Mode: I've returned from the future, dear readers, and I can tell you it's a bright and wonderful place. Warner's Maximum Movie Mode isn't just another Picture-in-Picture visual commentary, it's a sprawling, multifaceted, interactive minefield of information that never relents or grows dry. Director Zack Snyder appears throughout the film, standing confidently in front of two large screens -- one plays the feature itself, and one serves up behind-the-scenes footage and other goodies -- that he uses to immerse viewers in every conceivable aspect of his production. He comments on specific details, pauses the film to point out things fans might have missed the first (or fifth) time around, and takes complete advantage of the rare opportunity presented to him, controlling both the pace and direction of the proceedings. At the end of each chat with the director, the camera darts over Snyder's shoulder towards one of the screens, either returning to the film or engaging in a more traditional PiP experience."

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Watch...y/5150/#Review

[MifuneFan]

Here's a clip from the Sucker Punch one narrated by Zack Snyder (possible spoilers in it).

Zack Snyder breaks down MPC Vancouver's Samurai scene VFX in Sucker Punch. Part 1 - YouTube

[KilloWertz]

The Book of Eli

[MifuneFan]

Thanks. I wish Batman Begins, and TDK came with it, it would be awesome to see Nolan breaking it all down visually.

edit: Inception too actually!

[BluProofie]

A Nightmare on Elm Street(2010) has one.

[kashif]

Originally Posted by blu-ray_girl_fan

"Maximum Movie Mode: I've returned from the future, dear readers, and I can tell you it's a bright and wonderful place. Warner's Maximum Movie Mode isn't just another Picture-in-Picture visual commentary, it's a sprawling, multifaceted, interactive minefield of information that never relents or grows dry. Director Zack Snyder appears throughout the film, standing confidently in front of two large screens -- one plays the feature itself, and one serves up behind-the-scenes footage and other goodies -- that he uses to immerse viewers in every conceivable aspect of his production. He comments on specific details, pauses the film to point out things fans might have missed the first (or fifth) time around, and takes complete advantage of the rare opportunity presented to him, controlling both the pace and direction of the proceedings. At the end of each chat with the director, the camera darts over Snyder's shoulder towards one of the screens, either returning to the film or engaging in a more traditional PiP experience."

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Watch...y/5150/#Review

Ok thanks for the reply.