The one DVD extra feature you like the most?
 

Directors Commentary for me. :) Yours?

Music Score Isolated Audio Track

Trailers.. don't know why, I just like watching them :)

Deleted scenes\bloopers\outtakes are usually the only extras I bother to check out.

deleted scenes.

Most useless: ROM features

I love a good commentary but I'm very picky about them. The "oh....I remember this scene" type doesn't do it for me at all.

I like a great deal of info and behind the scenes stuff. The more people in it the better, most of the time.

Inserts.

Actually, when I get a chance to listen to the commentaries I really enjoy them.

agree on both.

In-depth behind the scenes documentaries

Deleted scenes, particularly alternate endings.

Rob

Trailers without a doubt.

-Tim

Commentaries, although sometimes a strong featurette is preferential.

Deleted scenes.

For my favorite movies, definitely commentaries ( I can't wait for Valley Girl, which will have 2 or 3, I believe :) ).

All others, normally deleted scenes, documentaries, and trailers

Commentaries by historians and scholars.

Commentaries.

Deleted scenes and alternate endings.

re-release that I haven't bought yet and includes DTS :D

I like deleted scenes...sometimes I think they suck and sometimes I wonder why they didn't included them in the DVD release as a director's cut!

Another :up: for commentaries, and documentaries that are not simply puff pieces.

alternate angles

for example criterion beastie boys

Ditto. DVDs like Superman, Ben Hur, The Wizard of Oz, Casablanca and another with those kind of documentaries. I found that kind of extra to be the most satisfying and rewarding features.

Commentaries, in-depth behind the scenes documentaries, trailers.

The more time goes on I find myself skipping alot of the "special features".

The only ones worth a damn are the deleted scenes and alternate ending to me.
I like to see the scenes that coulda, shoulda or might have been only if.............

Drunken commentaries. I wish more movies would have commentaries like the one on Cannibal: The Musical and Dogma, where they spend most of their time cracking jokes and pointing out the screw ups in the movie.

Every Ben Affleck movie should have a commentary like this. His ripping of Chasing Amy and Dogma would have been perfect for Pearl Harbor and Armageddon.

The Matrix has a DVD-ROM feature that lets you participate in an online chat with the Wachowski brothers while watching the movie. Very cool, but they haven't done a chat like that in almost a year.