Alan Clarke's Scum has the t.v. version and the theatrical version of the film.

Say it Ron! Chip Burgundy! Say it!

"The Hamster Factor and Other Tales of Twelve Monkeys"

<b>STRANGERS ON A TRAIN</b> (Hitchcock) has both the American and British versions.

Rudolph Valentino in <b>THE SHEIK</b> tosses in <b>THE SON OF THE SHEIK</b>

<b>OKLAHOMA</b> includes both the Cinemascope and the Todd-AO versions - each filmed separately.

<b>STATE FAIR</b> includes the Pat Boone remake.

Warner's DVD of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde has both the Spencer Tracy and Frederick March versions. The Tracy version was voted in on one of the Warner polls, so I guess that makes the March version an extra, although they are co-billed on the DVD cover.

The recent boxed set of <i>The Time Tunnel</i> (Volume 2) has Irwin Allen's "Time Travelers" TV Movie as an extra.

does anybody know if the old version of Scarface and Death Takes a Holiday are available separately? It's been a while since these were released - so would think they would finally be avaialble now?

Warner Brothers release of BOY'S TOWN has the sequel MEN OF BOY'S TOWN included on the disc. It's only mention in small print on the back.

<b>The Message</b> includes both the English language and Arabic versions. They are separate movies, same sets, different actors, filmed in parallel.

can you give me a little more info on this movie - year, director, DVD release studio, so I can add this to my 'unrated/r-rated/alternate cut films' list.

The 2 disc Werner Herzog Nosferatu has both the English and German versions
of the film.

The Cars That Ate Paris has the Ausatralian TV movie The Plumber on it.

The SE of Raising Victor Vargas has the short film that inspired the feature length version.

A great number of Criterions contain second films, short and feature length.

Casino Royale includes the TV version.

The Trimark release of Cube has Love and a .45 on the flipside. I thought it was a bizarre extra.

I'm not including alternate edits of films as they don't count as a "second film." Nor am I including full length documentaries that were made specifically for LaserDisc or DVD.

A majority of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 stand-alone discs have the uncut film they're making fun of on the opposite side of the disc. The only volume set to include the uncut films was Volume 1.

Dawn of the Dead: Ultimate Edition includes the original late full-length 1980's documentary Document of the Dead on the fourth disc of the set.

I like to believe that Porky's has Porky's 2: The Next Day as an extra, as does Revenge of the Nerds with Revenge of the Nerds 2: Nerds In Paradise along with Cherry Falls having the John Ritter made-for-television movie Terror Tract as a bonus feature.

It was directed by Moustapha Akkad, probably better known as the producer of the Halloween films, who was tragically killed late last year:

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0074896/

The whole Canabilism scene was hysterical. As was the final fight scene.

There's a House disc with House II as an extra. Zombie Doom comes with Zombie '90.

The Warner 2-Disc version of Around the World in 80 Days has a full version of A Trip To The Moon.

How do you decide if something like "Porky's/Porky's 2" or "Revenge of the Nerds/Revenge 2" is a one-movie disc with a sequel as an extra, or simply two movies on one disk? What about all the two-fer Midnight Movies discs?

I guess it's just semantics?

I think he just meant that since the original films are so much better than the sequels, people would be buying them just for the originals, so the sequels would be like bonus material.

Criterion's F for Fake includes the documentary Orson Welles: One-Man Band

Rent includes the documentary No Day But Today

Clerks X has a documentary, The Snowball Effect

A Dirty Shame has a documentary, All the Dirt on A Dirty Shame

at nearly two hours it's a indepth docu on the playwrite and phenomena of the musical - well worth watching.

I wasen't referring to documentaries or double feature disks in which both titles are listed on the spine and cover, like Nerds. I meant DVD that, under special features, include a second full length film.

Would Brazil - Criterion count?

The Complete Mr Arcadin (different versions of the film)
Halloween LE 2D (contains TV version)