Your Favorite Menu of All Time

[fuzzymctiger]

Whoever said Fight Club I agree completely.

Other good menus are the Tetsuo blu ray double feature. Halloween 3 from Scream Factory, and the Apocalypse Now blu rays

But my favourtie menus will always be the Australian original dvd pressing of Season 1 of Twin Peaks. Beautiful. Simply beautiful

[Robonaut]

Originally Posted by buzzwoody

Almost every time I watch a blue it automatically skips the previews and menus so I can't say much about that but I absolutely hate it when a menu will contain video clips in the background (with or without audio) that are clearly from the middle/later in the movie. After all the effort I put into avoiding news and trailers about a film the last thing I want is for things to get spoiled in the comfort of my own home

*1000

I much prefer menus that are plain and functional.

[King Troll]

Sin City on DVD

[nik666uk]

Kill Bill 1 dvd

[redxrebellion]

The original dvd for Texas chainsaw massacre. Creepy as hell. If you let it play leather face comes outta nowhere and charges the screen. Totally freaked me out.

I little odd but I noticed a lot of people are picking dvd menus instead of blu. Has the art of the menu been lost since the format switch?

[Jowiko96]

Titanic (1997) and Gravity (2013):

Music and editing of scenes from the film = Masterful

[bigdaddyhorse]

Scary Movie 2 (dvd, haven't seen the BD but assume it's different like all Lionsgate offerings). It's just funny. Close runner up for comedic value, This is Spinal Tap (dvd, again haven't seen the BD).

That Alien dvd might be my favorite ever though for overall coolness and fit. House on Haunted Hill (99) is pretty dope too putting you in the house.

[DanTheMan]

Favorites that come to mind are:

Fight Club (just quirky as hell, but I love it's originality)
The Avengers
LOST (different scene on each disc for each season)
Man of Steel (that score! )

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by buzzwoody

Almost every time I watch a blue it automatically skips the previews and menus so I can't say much about that but I absolutely hate it when a menu will contain video clips in the background (with or without audio) that are clearly from the middle/later in the movie. After all the effort I put into avoiding news and trailers about a film the last thing I want is for things to get spoiled in the comfort of my own home

I still remember the DVD menu of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon literally giving away the ending of the movie! When I showed the movie to my brother and his wife, I had to tell them to keep their eyes shut until the actual movie started.


One menu I actually like to sit through is The 40 Year Old Virgin, which contains about two minutes' worth of hilarious outtakes of Steve Carrel freaking out in his apartment after he accidentally reveals his horrible secret to his poker buddies. These aren't even in the deleted scenes menu.

[OneWayFilms]

AL time favorite menu was for an independent comedy-mocumentary called "SONS OF PROVO" about a Mormon boy-band who really loved themselves TOO much.

There were two different menus and you never knew which one you'd get, but these are HYSTERICAL because they were unexpected....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7McuslYK0g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuyxO-3FWdQ

[Monterey Jack]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZrSm2y7zAo

[Member-222782]

Great menus are becoming a thing of the past but I always liked the one for THE ABYSS. The best menus today are ones that mimic font from titles in the film (like Shout does).

[Mr.Friendly108]

I love the menu for the House of a 1000 corpses dvd. Having Bill Moseley, Sid Haig and Sherri Moon guide you through the menus as their characters is just fantastic and pretty funny.

[Talzin78]

Originally Posted by Mr.Friendly108

I love the menu for the House of a 1000 corpses dvd. Having Bill Moseley, Sid Haig and Sherri Moon guide you through the menus as their characters is just fantastic and pretty funny.

+1
There is nothing quite like forgettong the DVD is on while you're doing something else and have Captain Spaulding start yelling at you.

[nik666uk]

Originally Posted by buzzwoody

Almost every time I watch a blue it automatically skips the previews and menus so I can't say much about that but I absolutely hate it when a menu will contain video clips in the background (with or without audio) that are clearly from the middle/later in the movie. After all the effort I put into avoiding news and trailers about a film the last thing I want is for things to get spoiled in the comfort of my own home

Sopranos dvd menus give too much away

[k_dog77803]

Originally Posted by redxrebellion

The original dvd for Texas chainsaw massacre. Creepy as hell. If you let it play leather face comes outta nowhere and charges the screen. Totally freaked me out.

I little odd but I noticed a lot of people are picking dvd menus instead of blu. Has the art of the menu been lost since the format switch?

Well both Warner and Universal have pretty much given up. It's like the same menu grid with a few shot from the movie for all of their discs.

[The Peanut Monkey]

Spinal Tap in which they discuss the (really, really small) logo.

I just love the "...Stop" as it keeps shrinking.

[willo007]

I loved the DVD menus for the Special Edition Bond films, it was classy, with girls voice, I hate the menu on the Bond Blu Rays now!!

[JimDiGriz]

I wish theyd stop the menus showing bits of the film in the background - very annoying! And even more annoying when you havent seen the film in question already

Latest culprit was Gravity - I had to sort of force myself not to look at the screen and just select play film quick.

[PrestigeWorldwide]

The Fight Club bd menu intro in my personal fav. It got me good the first time I watched it.

[Show spoiler]Me: <anxiously waiting for it to load and then seeing the first title screen.> Damn it! Gonna return this shi... oh never mind.