The Three Amigos is playing on HBO right now and it made me start thinking what an awesome SE it could make. Just think:

- Widescreen
- Behind-the-scenes documentary
- Interviews during filming
- Deleted scenes
- Outtakes (you could probably have hours of these given the cast)

and, the creme de la creme . . .

- a full length commentary done by Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Martin Short . . . this has the potential for being the funniest commentary track EVER!!!

That's my first custom made DVD wish . . . any others?

Dumb & Dumber

Commentary
Deltes Scenes w/ optional commentary
outtakes
behind the scenes
interviews
trailers
video commentary
"serious" version of the film
Director's Cut

Death Becomes Her SE:

• Anamorphic widescreen (instead of the P&S crap we're stuck with now)
• Deleted scenes, including the original ending
• Audio commentary with director Robert Zemeckis
• Audio commentary with Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn and Bruce Willis
• Audio commentary with Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn, in character
• Outtakes
• Interviews, featurettes, etc.

Fargo
Commentary 1 by the Coen Brothers
2 the stars
anything else is gravy!!

Or Taratino doing commentary on any of his movies.

Apocalypse Now: Masterpiece Edition

Packaging would be a black box similar to the Scarface SE and would include the "Top Secret" dosier on Colonial Kurtz packaged in a manilla envelope with "Top Secret" stamped on it. The package would also include a limited edition film cell and a remastered copy of the soundtrack.

Disc One:
Theatrical Release
Commentary by Coppola, Sheen, Duvall

Disc Two:
Redux
Commentary by Coppola, Sheen, Duvall

Disc Three:
"Heart of Darkness" documentary
Featurettes- Music of AN, Reflections of Actors
Outtakes, including Harvey Keitel screentest
Trailers

Oooooh . . . Turd . . . I like that one!

The Commiitments:

- Director and actors audio commentry
- Deleted scenes
- Anamorphic widescreen
- Music Video's and concerts
- Cast interviews
- Outtakes
- documentry - where are they now (in terms of what are the actors up to now)

Transformers the Movie: Special Edition

• Commentary by Orson Welles

I'd have to agree with DUMB AND DUMBER SE!!!!

4-disc SE of Titanic
-commentary by cameron,dicaprio,and winslet
-DTS ES
-trailers
-interviews
-anamorphic widescreen
-making of documentary


and much much more!!!

JC's THE THING

Just add Anamorphic to the current extras, maybe a little work on the menu's and you got an awesome DVD!!!

Oh Im sure Ill get blasted for this one, but I really would like to see a Special Edition of "Top Gun".

- Commentary by Tony Scott & Jerry Bruckheimer
- Commentary by Cruise, Edwards, McGillis, Kilmer, Ironside, Skerritt... (you get the idea).
- VH1's Behind the Movie: Top Gun
- deleted scenes
- a feature on the impact of the film on enlistments
- where are they now (not so much for Cruise or Edwards, but McGillis)
- anamorphic WS
- and for the audio heads DTS (I would be happy with DD, but give the masses what they want)

I would certainly "double dip" for that.

Good one!

I would have liked a 25th Anniversary Edition of "The Bad News Bears" with a "Where Are They Now" featurette and commentary by Michael Ritchie and Walter Matthau. Alas, that's no longer possible. Also gone are Ben Piazza and Vic Morrow.

But a 30-year anniversary SE would be nice, with that same "where are they now" featurette, plus a commentary track by some of the kids: Tatum O'Neal, Jackie Earl Haley, Chris Barnes, Alfred Lutter, Brandon Cruz, etc, and whatever outtakes or deleted scenes might be available. A second commentary track by writer Bill Lancaster (who also penned John Carpenter's "The Thing") would also be nice.

A nifty easter egg might be concert footage of Dr. Know, the band fronted by Brandon Cruz ("The Courtship of Eddie's Father," and Joey Turner -- Vic Morrow's son -- in BNB), or of the Dead Kennedy's, who Cruz is fronting these days.

The current release is absolutely bare-bones.

It will never happen, but how about a special edition of encino man!

-Anamorphic transfer
-Extended edition with tv and deleted scenes
-Commentary by Brenden Fraser, Sean Astin and Pauly Shore
-Behind the scenes


But I'd be happy with just an extended and anamorphic disc

The Critic: Complete Series SE

-Every episode aired on television
-All webisodes
-One Bonus epsiode made specifically for the dvd!
-Jon Lovitz/other actors commentary
-Producer/Writer/Director commentary
-Documentary: Creating the Critic

Clockwork Orange

-Interviews with Kubrick
-Commentary from McDowell & Kubrick
-Deleted Scenes
-Isolated Score Soundtrack
-Behind The Scenes
-Trailers and Ads
-Special on it becoming a cult classic

I'm with Turd on the Apocalypse Now edition. I'm still hunting for the story behind Harvey Keitel being fired from the set. Anyone? My personal choice by the way is an Ultimate Edition for Braveheart, complete with film cell, cast & crew commentaries, dts, deleted scenes, UK version, James Horner commentary, feature-length making-of, etc, etc, etc!!

Not anymore. He got kicked out for drug problems.

Matinee: (I know some of this stuff is on the LD so it makes me think this DVD could happen easily)

* Commentary with Joe Dante, and a cast commentary with John Goodman and the man Dick Miller, and whoever else they could get.
* Anamorphic widescreen transfer and spiffed out audio with all the bells and whistles
* More "Mant" footage, all that was shot
* Outtakes, deleted scenes
* An in-depth behind the scenes featurette, and one about William Castle and all the gimmicks he employed
* Interviews with the filmmakers and cast
* An retrospective on how the "atomic war" affected suburbia and schools
* Something that would be fun to see now, like a tour through a real bomb shelter and an old matinee theater

To correspond with the 40th Anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy, the following continues to be my "If-It-Only-Were-So Ultimate, Deluxe, Colossal DVD Package". ............



"The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy: As-It-Happened"

Complete 91-Disc Set featuring all 165 hours of original TV coverage from all three major networks, covering the events of November 22 to November 25, 1963.

Restored & Remastered Video from the original network master tapes.

This Unparalleled Mega-Set Includes These Deluxe Bonus Features (on 9 extra discs):

>> CBS' "As The World Turns" soap opera in its entirety, including original commercials, as it aired on Friday, November 22, 1963 @ 1:30 PM (ET).

>> Three New 2003 40th-Anniversary Documentaries, examining the events surrounding the assassination, including many computer animations recreating the assassination. Hosts include: Tom Brokaw, Walter Cronkite, and Peter Jennings.

>> "Virtual 3-D Tour Of Dealey Plaza", with multi-angle capability.

>> "The History Of The Texas School Book Depository" featurette, exploring the famous warehouse, inside & out, including current footage of "The Sixth Floor Museum".

>> Complete list of all Dealey Plaza witnesses, including mini-bios and a 3-D "Where They Were On Nov. 22" interactive map.

>> "Where Were You?" featurette, featuring interviews (new and archived) with many politicians, celebrities, and just plain ol' folk, as they discuss the assassination and reveal where they were when they first heard the shocking news from Dallas. Participants include: Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, Bob Hope, Judy Garland, James Stewart, Frank Sinatra, plus many others.

>> "The Secret Service: What We've Learned Since 11/22/63" 48-minute original featurette.

>> "Exploring The Conspiracy Theories" documentary featurette.

>> "The Films Of November 22" -- Featurette exploring the many amateur films that were taken at the time of the JFK assassination.

>> "The Dallas Police Department: Then And Now" featurette.

>> "Air Force One: Kennedy's White House In The Sky" -- 39-minute documentary program delving into the history of SAM 2-6000, JFK's official aircraft during most of his 1,037 days in office. Historic, rare photographs of the aircraft on the ground and in-flight are included.

>> Multi-page text biographies for: John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis, Robert F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson.

>> Photo Galleries, including more than 500 photographs associated with the assassination (all re-mastered for HD clarity).

>> 42-page companion collectible booklet, with information on the events of November 1963 and the restoration of the wealth of video material compiled for this massive DVD Collection.

>> Deluxe Leather Slipcase Packaging.

>> Individual Keepcases for each of the 91 discs in the set; with extensive liner notes for each disc.

>> Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (Full Frame) -- Applies to material originally broadcast in 1963.

>> Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 (Anamorphic) -- Applies to all-new featurettes/documentaries.

>> Interactive Menus, with detailed sub-menus on every disc.

>> Scene Selections.

>> English Sub-titles.

>> MSRP: $9.95. <--- (Now THIS is my kinda price! )

andQuite honestly, I am floored that we haven't seen these out already. They were HUGE successes, why hasn't that been capitalized on yet?

Batman

Commentaries by Burton, Keaton, Elfman, and other cast and crew
Isolated Score
Behind the scenes documentary
Additional featurettes on music, design, costumes, makeup, etc.
Documentary on the comics
Music video(s)
Vintage interviews, television specials, and promos
Trailers, tv spots
Still galleries

Another movie I really want that I loved back in the early 90's was FIRE IN THE SKY. I want to see a SE w/ commentary by actors/director, commentary by the real Travis and friends. UFO Abduction documentaries, interviews with real people, etc. A great little under rated flick.

The Big Lebowski: 2-disc Special Edition

specifications:
• anamorphic widescreen video (1.85:1)
• english dts 5.1 audio
• english dolby digital 5.1 audio
• english, french and spanish subtitles

special features (disc 1):
• audio commentary track by joel and ethan coen and roger deakins
• audio commentary track by jeff bridges, john goodman, julianne moore and john turturro
• subtitle trivia track
• subtitle "fuck" counter
• subtitle "man" counter

special features (disc 2):
• "times like these call for a big lebowski" documentary (90 minutes)
• deleted scenes (with optional commentary)
• full "logjammin'" video
• photo galleries:
--- storyboards
--- behind the scenes
--- posters and concept art
--- publicity
• white russian recipe
• character biographies
• cast & crew biographies
• trailers
• tv-spots