I'd love to hear a commentary track by someone who hates a movie,
ripping it to shreds. Or a track by an expert who disagrees with the
facts in a film. Or a track by someone with a moral or
philosophical argument to make. Or even a Wayne's World style track
from dudes down in the basement who think The Mummy Returns is way
cool.
Via E V H E A D,
You,
too, Can be a DVD Movie
Critic
It could be said that Pink Floyd did
this to the Wizard of Oz (but that is still
unsubstantiated) so the technique is actually quite old, and Roger Ebert has
some excellent ideas for commentary. I can just see Mark, Kelly, Rob and I doing commentary for movies
like WarGames (“Cool!”), Hackers (“What a piece of
dung!” “But it has Angelina Jolie's breasts!”), Swordfish (“What a load of
crap!” “But it has Halle Berry's
breasts!”) or even The Net (“What a horrible
film!” “And it doesn't even have Sandra Bullock's breasts in
it!”).
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