MGM/Fox does it again....

[Nutbunnies]

Absolutely stunning and frankly appalling that not only are they doing this, but people are lining up to agree with them and chastise people who don't want crap like this.

Why do people even care for the audio commentary? I want to watch the movie and listen to the dialogue not someone else voice (whether director or actor or...).

Well have fun with that, the rest of us who are interested in behind the scenes information and getting more bang for are buck will be outside of the drunk tank.

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Originally Posted by Nutbunnies

Absolutely stunning and frankly appalling that not only are they doing this, but people are lining up to agree with them and chastise people who don't want crap like this.

Well have fun with that, the rest of us who are interested in behind the scenes information and getting more bang for are buck will be outside of the drunk tank.

Hear hear.

I can't believe some of you. "I don't care about extras, so what's the big deal?" So what are you chiming in on this thread for! A lot of us do care about them, so this is an issue for us. It'd be a different story if we were whining that every movie didn't get the Blade Runner treatment, but all we're asking is for very simple things: include the extras from the DVD, and when feasible put them all on one disc. At the very least, put the commentary on the BR disc! How hard is that?

For those that don't like commentaries or extras, fine, but don't shout it from the rooftops to the studios and screw those of us that do. You guys have the option of ignoring the extras, whether they're there or not. For those of us that love films and are fascinated by the creative process, commentaries and documentaries are fascinating and helpful.

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According to DVD Beaver, the french version of The Graduate is VC-1.

Regardless, the film itself wasn't "remastered" by Lowry or anything that extreme, so it'll probably get yet another release in a few years.