I was thinking about how Spielberg doesn't do commentaries and was wondering is there anybody you'd want to hear a commentary from and on what movie? I'd also like to throw out there it could be anybody dead or alive, obvious nothing nuts like "I want to hear a commentary from Jesus on 'The Passion of the Christ'"... although that WOULD be interesting...

I'd like to hear commentaries from Stallone on Rocky II - V. He's stated that he would like to but who knows if it will ever happen.

If I could pick someone dead to do a commentary I'd love to hear a commentary from Orson Welles on Citizen Kane or Hitchcock on any of his films.

I'd like to hear a Kevin Smith commentary for "Zack And Miri Make A Porno", whenever he is ready and has had enough time and separation from it....

Obviously ANY Spielberg commentary would be welcome....

If we're going the impossible (aka the deceased) route, I'd be fascinated to hear what Michael Jackson would have to say while watching "This Is It"...

I only really listen to commentaries on tv shows, but as far as a movie Tmnt (1990) and any Eddie Murphy movies.(I'm sure most already have commentaries, but I've never looked)

See I don't really like commentaries on TV shows. I have a ton of TV shows but don't really like the commentaries. I really enjoy commentaries on movies more.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Vera Farmiga, and Martin Scorsese on Infernal Affairs.

Tony Lueng, Kelly Chen, Andy Lau, and Alan Mak on The Departed.

Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock on Il Mare.

Jun Ji-hyun and Lee Jung-jae on The Lake House.

Michael J. Fox, Trini Alvarado, Peter Dobson, Chi McBride, Jim Fyfe, Jeffrey Combs, Dee Wallace-Stone, and Jake Busey on The Frighteners.

Living:
Kevin Smith on Clerks: The Series (Live Action Version)

Dead:
Jesus:
The Last Temptation of Christ

Michael Cimino Heaven's Gate commentary track.

Woody Allen: Manhattan and Annie Hall.

Anybody involved on Jaws

Chris Farley on Tommy Boy.
David Lynch on Mullholland Drive.
Cast on 21 Grams.
Hulk Hogan on No Hold Barred.

I love any of Joss Whedon's commentaries done on episodes of Buffy....I would honestly rebuy the whole series if he went back and did commentary (with various guests) on every episode, Simpsons-style...

Spielberg on anything. Dead: Charlie Chaplin and Hitchcock.

Willem Dafoe in character as Jesus in "The Last Temptation of Christ"

Pontius Pilate, you crucify me in a dream, you better wake up and apologize.

Mel Gibson/Danny Glover in Lethal Weapon
Scene specific commentary from cast of Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Eddie Murphy/Nick Nolte for 48 Hrs. (Walter Hill won't do commentaries)
Scene specific cast of Diner
Mel Gibson Road Warrior
Robert DeNiro/Charles Grodin on Midnight Run
Dustin Hoffman & Warren Beatty for Ishtar

That would be a good one.

I'd like to hear a screen specific commentary by Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd on all 3 Back to the Future films.

Gibson: "This is where Riggs meets the entire Murtaugh Pack for the first time."
Glover: "..."

Keanu Reeves and Lawrence Fishburne - The Matrix movies
Mark Hammil, Peter Mayhew, Harrison Ford, and Kenny Baker - the original Star Wars movies
Ariana Richards, Jeff Goldblum, and Richard Attenburough - Jurassic Park
Michael Keaton - Batman/Batman Returns

and if they had done one when they were alive, I would have loved to hear Walter Mathau and Jack Lemmon do commentaries for the Grumpy Old Men movies

Ditto!

I'd like to hear Jeff Goldblum do a commentary on The Fly

Would love to hear a commentary from Kurt Russell & John Carpenter on Escape from LA and/or Elvis. They just have been so good on their other releases, I would love to hear them poke fun at each other again.

Alive: Martin Scorsese on Taxi Driver. I know it's on the Criterion laserdisc, but I'd love to get it ported to DVD.

Dead: Akira Kurosawa and Toshiro Mifune on just about anything. Red Beard, Seven Samurai, High & Low, you name it.

Jim Carrey on The Truman Show

Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier on Top Gun. Kevin Smith was on KROQ's Kevin and Bean show and his comments on Top Gun and its homosexual undertones were hilarious.

kvrdave on All Dogs go to Heaven