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25:48 and 13 years later he did exactly that

Yo ben is hilarious in this commentary. His constant taking the piss out the film is very funny.

Thank you for the upload. I love this channel.

An invaluable document for all aspiring filmmakers.

666 views. Noice

Thank you for this.

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing it.

I'm living for every time Billy says, "I love Minas Tirith"

anyone know where to find the gone girl commentary?

Donald Trump loved Gilbert.

This is great! Thanks! Would be amazing if you upload more commentaries for movies from this era - mid 90s to mid 00s. ❤❤

It would be the adventure of a lifetime for fans of the films; I would love to stay there a night. If someone were to rebuild it, and set up a room to sleep in ... what is that Ferengi proverb? Opportunity + Intuition = Profit!

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What really blows my mind is that mark had so much passion and drive to create something that took probably years to accomplish, and it was difficult enough with getting people on board. But not only that, he was limited to the technology, money and time available to work on his feature film! 🎞️ My burning question is this! Why are more people making independent films 🎥 like Mark Boardchardt? I wanted to make films. But COVID make it impossible to find like minded people to get together to create anything! I wish I could have had a friend like Mark. I would have loved to go make films. I been to film school. Sadly it was full of losers, who were young and have no ambition or passion about old time filmmaking. I don’t know why they were there. Like Mark, I also dropped out of film school because I felt it was a waste of money and never learned anything useful about film. Animation, Composing, Set Design…none of these things they taught me. Just useless garbage. My family never understood my goals. It’s been hard going with my family relationship, so I can relate to Mark. Minus the drinking. I never drink! I need money for upgrades for filmmaking!

"We are back in for the 2nd part, I hope you made some coffee and stopped by a WC" -no Peter, I watched the whole thing in one sitting

One of the greatest comedy minds the world has ever seen

Constantine effect on the road when they all fell down the hill Maybe that technique has been used before but in the way you did it I never picked up that that had been used before because it was so unique and how it was delivered!

The fact that I learned that the stuntman for Saraman and Gandalf for the movie so it was another one of those changes that we had to make spot on I never thought for a minute that they were stunt men I said I don't know it was as if I'm picking up your dialogue and it's printing and I'm sorry They did their own stunts! Again good job!!!

I have to take my head off to you that a I was going to be the main villain I mean how do you make an eyeball the great villain but seeing Saruman and building the war machine along with this cool viciousness was a perfect adaptation or focus I should say Other than having 9-ft tall in that black menacing Armour! Again wise decision!

The fact that you said it was a 17-year time span from when gandalf left to when he returned I'm glad that it's ambiguous I thought it was a matter of days lol Boy if I keep doing this I'm never going to get through this 3-hour 14 minute video help hahaha

I'm embarrassed to admit this but at least I could honestly say I just woke up from a nap Did Cate's Narration slip into Bilbo's Is there a separation ... Holy Cow for the life of me I don't recall You don't think it's because I'm Getting old lol

I agree that a female voice in the opening prologue and she can go up to three octaves or go down to three octaves I heard a funny story that Liv Tyler was showing her dad a couple of clips of her performance and he said That was very good sweetheart but who's doing your voice and she goes it's my voice Dad because oh no no You got a high-pitched squealing voice and she said father You don't understand I'm "An Actress!" How you Got the performances out of each and every one of these actors For example Karl Urban who plays this hero of the Captain of the Eroheim and delivers a perfect Bones in the Star Trek movies ... Viggo Mortensen playing evil characters and delivers such an elegant strong, hero as Aragorn And Hugo Weaver I hated villain In The Matrix playing a strong wise willful in loving father It's extraordinary and how all these actors all these craftsmen all these seamstresses all the people in production delivered beautifully perfectly and skillfully It's extraordinary Just totally and completely Extraordinary!

Now Philippa Fran and Peter I'm going to blow up your heads but what you just said from what point of view the Ring, Frodo, Bilbo, Gandalf Then choosing Gladriel Cate blanchett on the agelessness of the Elves ... Again; "PERFECT!" Huda thunk It!? 🤔🙄😲😁😳

The other thing that blows my mind now I don't know if all three of you collaborated on the horror movies you did before I hate horror movies cuz he always give me nightmares and I think most of them are so stupid and nonsensical It's hard for me to believe that you guys produced lol Lord of the rings and The Hobbit because I only see the most deepest of thought conscientiousness insight discernability all the skills in magic that it takes to far exceed making any kind the horror story I'm just blown away on how thoroughly thought out I feel every single scene and character you guys casted and the way you directed them to be I mean even the characters you hate you love because they're so well written and so well delivered by the skill of the actors I still can't believe how every nuance came together it's just it's almost like how the hell did that happen Who were these gods you invoked to help you deliver such incredible package as the six movies !!!!!!

For what it's worth and this is going to sound corny Phillipa Fran and Peter it was as if all the planets lined up all the gods had gathered in favor of you with all your trading of dialogue for one book character to another actor and I understood you guys feared your interpretation may be criticized by all the millions of readers who had read it since 1954 ... But in fact I understand you got very little criticism of your interpretation of a book that everybody said would be an impossible task to make a screenplay out of! And on top of all the wonder and magic that all of you delivered the cast and crew the artists prop makers Weta scaffolding the modelmakers 3/4 size and miniatures the behind the scenes footage every time I watch it and I cry cuz I wish I had somehow someway been a part of this because it seemed what you guys had created was a family that melded so perfectly magically and cooperatively and I think he was recreated with the Hobbit and whether this could ever happen again You have to call me lol I love you all and I cannot thank you enough for the joy and love you've delivered to the whole world! Lionel Sahagun aka Eric Sahagun fb profile picture wavy concrete wall (don't ask) and the guy hiding behind the elephant ears lol

Peter you hit the nail on the head in the prologue and having Cate blanchett narrating And this ferocious battle scene and the way you see the elves wielding those syths sp. From as far away as the I can see and then write up to the one soldier standing closest to the camera My god that was so powerful so potent and then the crashing down of saurons finger with the ring I was sitting there with my mouth open to this day it's still grabs me ... And only God knows how many times I have brought up that opening scene on my phone just to see it again! So you guys should be proud you delivered the goods!!!

Philippa Peter and Fran I got to tell you with everything you went through with that prologue what you finally delivered to me was a masterpiece because it is one of my favorite parts of the trilogy Is that opening prologue "I LOVE IT!" Lionel Sahagun aka Eric Sahagun

I adore New York New York! Such an overlooked gem! Is the full commentary on the website?

Can you do the cast commentaries for “The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” and “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”?

The one guy sounds so similar to Adam Scott the actor

Thank you for this

I love these commentaries so much! It's kind of adorable to listen to them nerd out on a great source of pride that they have.

Can you do the cast commentaries for “The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” and “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”?

Love this doc!!! Watch in on the weekly/monthly. So sad to see everyone that's passed on. Some sick $200 Mike Schank signed cd's on eBay....considering getting one. Quote the whole doc all the time. It's allriiiight, it's okaaaay, there's something to liveeee forrr, Jesus tooold me sooooo!

Thank you , please can you upload for us the episode Whitecaps commented by david chase

Thanks for this man , there are a famous commentary about the movie panic room by william goldman and david koepp can you upload it for us please

Great upload. Cheers mate!

Same year Alex Trebek was born.

Ever since I can remember every 10 years there is another end of Hollywood. And yet beautiful and meaningful continued to be made, and fun movies and indie movies and telemovies too. I think it's just people in the industry getting old and not liking or understanding what is happening.

This movie is fantastic

like the no copyright slideshow

This is a brilliant way to present a commentary! The screenshots and film audio/relevant clips help keep you oriented with where they are in the movie. Must have taken a lot of work, I really appreciate the effort. Obvs works best if you’ve seen the movie before, but this is way better than just listening to the audio track without any context for what they’re seeing.

Dont change our hearts

he told me to shut.. shut..shut the fuck up

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Does Astin ever shut the fuck up?

You look like a #2 pencil 😂😂😂

I just wanted to say, I push this channel to everyone i know, DVD commentary's are now quite precious, so thank you 🙏 Signed Couch Coop