Commentaries done "in character" ?
03-30-06, 04:10 PM
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Commentaries done "in character" ?
I was just wondering if their were any out there.
I think this would be the coolest feature.
(hint, hint Kevin Smith for a Dante and Randal track on Clerks 2)
I know about Brian and Stewie on the "Flippin' Sweet Collection".
I had originally suggested this idea for the Kids in the Hall sets when they were asking online for input. I thought it would be funny for the characters not in the skit to comment on other skits. (for example, the kid with the Zelda hat talking about the cabbage head guy)
I think this would be the coolest feature.
(hint, hint Kevin Smith for a Dante and Randal track on Clerks 2)
I know about Brian and Stewie on the "Flippin' Sweet Collection".
I had originally suggested this idea for the Kids in the Hall sets when they were asking online for input. I thought it would be funny for the characters not in the skit to comment on other skits. (for example, the kid with the Zelda hat talking about the cabbage head guy)
03-30-06, 04:21 PM
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Brother Bear has the two Moose in characters (Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas), who are actually just the Bob and Doug Mackenzie characters from Strange Brew. For a kids movie it is actually really funny and some great inside jokes for us older people.
03-30-06, 04:36 PM
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something similar are the "guest" appearances on the Mr. Show commentaries, they are entertaining at times.
One of the actors on the show (eg. Bob Odenkirk) will do a celebrity voice or something, and talk as that person during the commentary.
One of the actors on the show (eg. Bob Odenkirk) will do a celebrity voice or something, and talk as that person during the commentary.
03-30-06, 05:45 PM
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Mickey & Donald-Fantasia 2000
03-30-06, 06:40 PM
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On 1 or 2 of the Powerpuff Girl DVDs, there's a couple of episodes where the Mayor and Mojo Jojo (in different episodes) do commentaries.
Muppets From Space has Kermit The Frog, Gonzo, Rizzo in addition the director on the commentary. Muppet Treasure Island has Gonzo and Rizzo,
Muppets From Space has Kermit The Frog, Gonzo, Rizzo in addition the director on the commentary. Muppet Treasure Island has Gonzo and Rizzo,
03-30-06, 08:37 PM
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On the "Mr. Show" DVDs, the participants sometimes go into different characters. I didn't find them very funny (unlike the show).
I find these kind of annoying too, because I feel like I'm missing out. Instead of talking about, you know, making the movie or show, or sharing some interesting anecdote, you have some guy trying to be funny.
I find these kind of annoying too, because I feel like I'm missing out. Instead of talking about, you know, making the movie or show, or sharing some interesting anecdote, you have some guy trying to be funny.
03-31-06, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by critterdvd
I'm pretty sure one or two of the "freaks and geeks" commentaries had character commentaries...
03-31-06, 09:43 PM
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Thanks everybody...
Those are some good choices...
Funny thing is:
I already own This Is Spinal Tap and the Freaks and Geeks LE Set.
I didn't know that about them.
Speaking of Mr. Show...there should have been a Ronnie Dobbs commentary on Run, Ronnie, Run. That would have sold a lot more copies.
Funny thing is:
I already own This Is Spinal Tap and the Freaks and Geeks LE Set.
I didn't know that about them.
Speaking of Mr. Show...there should have been a Ronnie Dobbs commentary on Run, Ronnie, Run. That would have sold a lot more copies.
