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Donnie Darko - Director's CutIs it worth buying this? I love the movie and I have the standard release. I
don't know how it can be improved story-wise. How are the commentaries? Thanks. Frohike wrote:
> Is it worth buying this? I love the movie and I have the standard release. I The commentaries are a necessity for a person who really likes this > don't know how it can be improved story-wise. How are the commentaries? > Thanks. movie, and thinks they may understand it, but would like to hear what the director was going for. He doesn't spell out *everything*, but tells alot. -- Joe In article <VTYRd.1790$DC6.***@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com>,
"Frohike" <froh***@lonegunmen.com> wrote: I would recommend it, BUT only to people who love the movie(such as you > Is it worth buying this? I love the movie and I have the standard release. I > don't know how it can be improved story-wise. How are the commentaries? > Thanks. and me). It's not really designed for the average person who likes the movie, but doesn't "love it" per se. The Director's Cut tries to explain what's going on a bit more than the theatrical cut and this is both a good thing and a bad thing. If you found the theatrical cut overly confusing, you'll definitely enjoy this cut. But honestly, this new cut is not improvement over the original one IMO. As for the commentaries, well let's just say Kevin Smith of all people is on the commentary track(along with the director) and that's worth the cost of owning the disc all by it's lonesome. Kevin Smith is a huge fan of the movie and spends the commentary asking the director the same questions your typical fan of the movie would. What's also nice about the disc is that none of the special features from the original disc were carried over. So just make sure you hold onto the theatrical cut DVD. But yes, you should go ahead and pick it up. You'll enjoy it, I think. -- "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." - George Dumbya Bush
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"Black Locust" <bl2***@hotmail.com> wrote in message Think of it as a companion piece to the original version.news:bl2112-BC6222.02125021022005@news.uswest.net... > In article <VTYRd.1790$DC6.***@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com>, > "Frohike" <froh***@lonegunmen.com> wrote: > >> Is it worth buying this? I love the movie and I have the standard >> release. I >> don't know how it can be improved story-wise. How are the commentaries? >> Thanks. > > I would recommend it, BUT only to people who love the movie(such as you > and me). It's not really designed for the average person who likes the > movie, but doesn't "love it" per se. The Director's Cut tries to explain > what's going on a bit more than the theatrical cut and this is both a > good thing and a bad thing. If you found the theatrical cut overly > confusing, you'll definitely enjoy this cut. But honestly, this new cut > is not improvement over the original one IMO. As for the commentaries, > well let's just say Kevin Smith of all people is on the commentary > track(along with the director) and that's worth the cost of owning the > disc all by it's lonesome. Kevin Smith is a huge fan of the movie and > spends the commentary asking the director the same questions your > typical fan of the movie would. What's also nice about the disc is that > none of the special features from the original disc were carried over. > So just make sure you hold onto the theatrical cut DVD. But yes, you > should go ahead and pick it up. You'll enjoy it, I think. > -- > "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. > They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our > people, > and neither do we." - George Dumbya Bush |
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