> > And "Making Of" documentaries *aren't* part of the ad campaign? :o)
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> > Pa"seriously, though, Making Of documentaries do tend to have spoilers"ul
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> What I really, really, REALLY hate about them is that they *never* show them AFTER the movie comes out, which is their rightful place, or would be if they weren't, as Paul says, part of the ad campaign. I would love to see a Making Of documentary AFTER I've seen the movie. I refuse to watch them before I've seen the movie. Even if you handcuff me to the sofa and hold a gun to my head. Never, never, never.
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> Brunnen-"hoping I've made myself perfectly clear about that"G

That's the beauty of DVDs (and I suppose Laserdiscs). I LOVE those "making of" extras on good discs, and it's a cool thing to watch after (as you said) after you've seen the movie. I think the coolest one of these is the one on the "Matrix" disc, which is linked to the movie. You watch the movie and every now and then a white rabbit appears on the bottom of the screen. Hit the enter button and you get a little making of clip showing that scene. Very cool.

Ste "Of course, I like commentary even more" phen