Best DVD Documentary

[PyroChamber]

What do you think is one of the best DVD Documentaries you've seen?

Personally I loved the Clerks 2 documentary.

 

[black_dust]

Matt and Trey on Orgasmo, because they are playing a drinking game while the movie is on, and just get drunker and drunker, funny as hell

Also

Shaun of the Dead

 

[ttotheusher]

Terror Takes Shape on The Thing disc.

 

[Punisher RULES]

Even though the Phantom Menace wasn't everybody's favorite movie, it had one hell of a documentary.

 

[howigotmyscars]

Knocked Up & Superbad's are pretty awesome.

 

[amazingfantasy15]

Lord of the Rings Extended Editions

 

[Doctor Jones]

Spider-Man 2 - this is what I look for in a documentary

Star Wars Episode I

Damn, I really need the LOTR extended editions. They're full length documentaries? From pre-production, to filming, to post, etc?

 

[Nirvana]

Beneath the Dome.

 

[Dr Strange]

Lord of the Rings Extended Editions

The most extensive and outstanding "making of" ever

 

[Gotham]

Superman Returns. God, I love that DVD!

And Hellboy had another amazing documentary.

 

[cabel]

The Disney platinum dvd's usually have very good docs

 

[Kahran Ramsus]

My favourite single DVD documentary is the 2 and a half hour Empire of Dreams for the original Star Wars Trilogy.

In terms of a series of documentaries, I love the Inside <Insert Film Here> docs for the first 16 James Bond films narrated by Patrick Macnee. They are 15 hours+ of everything you ever wanted to know about James Bond, or at least everything pre-Brosnan.

 

[Episode29]

-Empire Of Dreams fron Star Wars OT
-SW: Episode I Documentary
-Both Clerks & Clerks 2 Docs
-Indiana Jones trilogy
-Indiana Jones ATKOTCS: Almost makes you forget that the film isn't very good.
-Jaws 30th Anniversary
-Superman Returns
-The 6-part doc that covers the first four Batman flicks.
-The James Bond ones. Flippin' great!

 

[xwolverine2]

resident evil... hilarious!

gotta listen to it if u havent

 

[cerealkiller182]

any time Rodriguez does a "making of...." he shows the nuts and bolts and his MacGuyver way of pulling certain visuals off is always interesting to watch.

 

[amazingfantasy15]

Spider-Man 2 - this is what I look for in a documentary

Star Wars Episode I

Damn, I really need the LOTR extended editions. They're full length documentaries? From pre-production, to filming, to post, etc?

2 Disc behind the scenes stories for each movie, plus the movies themselves have 4 different commentary tracks. It's almost too much.

 

[American_Hobo]

Bruce Lee : A Warrior's Journey
This' got to be the best DVD documentary ever.

 

[Nirvana]

-Empire Of Dreams fron Star Wars OT
-The 6-part doc that covers the first four Batman flicks.

I have to agree on these two. They are truly fantastic.

 

[Doctor Jones]

2 Disc behind the scenes stories for each movie, plus the movies themselves have 4 different commentary tracks. It's almost too much.

I can watch documentaries all day. Especially if its LOTR so no problem.

Damn, and I forgot Empire of Dreams. I must have watched that five times.

And about the doc on the four Batman films. Is that with the anology that was released in 05?

 

[cerealkiller182]

30 Days in Hell which basically documented the entire film process of The Devils Rejects

 

[Episode29]

And about the doc on the four Batman films. Is that with the anology that was released in 05?

Yup.

 

[Moviefan2k4]

Lord of the Rings Extended Editions

Agreed; I have yet to see a DVD release where the extras are so in-depth. The only other release (in my opinion) that even comes close is the 14-disc "Superman" collection from 2006.

 

[Kane]

Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner (3 1/2 hour documentary)
Empire of Dreams (the making of Star Wars)
Michael Lives: The Making of Halloween (4 1/2 hours!)
The Fear of the Flesh: The Making of the Fly
Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (the making of Apocalypse Now)

There are some more that I really enjoy.