Best DVD of 2006?

[criterionmaster]

Here is a great link, feel free to discuss, or rank some of your favorites. And just talk about the whole year of DVD's.

www.dvdbeaver.com/DVD-of-the-Year-2006.htm

[ie]

Sorry, but I'm going to have to Quod Erat Demonstrandum this question.



You can still discuss the second best release of the year, though.

[captainofbeef]

Yea, totally agree with ie.

[ie]

Oh, ah, umm... Quod Erat Demonstradum is a Latin term meaning "which was to be demonstrated," is commonly seen as QED, and is sometimes used in Logic proofs to basically say the logic that I've used above is true. In other words, a definitive proof.


There are other good releases, though. The Essential Art House might have been a contender on the high-end department, had the movies been definitive (extras-filled) releases. As it is, I just don't see it as something I'd want to buy.

I don't like all the HD-DVD/Bluray releases, though I can see that there is a market for it, because it could be the first sign that the DVD format could be on its final legs.



I can't find a good second-best DVD release of 2006.

[criterionmaster]

I need to look at the list again but two other fantastic releases would be the two Simpsons seasons and Dazed and Confused.

[PTAhole]

Seven Samurai, Clerks II, Dazed and Confused

[criterionmaster]

I haven't seen everything on that Clerks II DVD but I think it is stupid they didn't include all of "Train Wrecks" or whatever. There is really no reason why they didn't include them.

[ie]

Train Wrecks?

[PTAhole]

Yeah, but everything else on there makes up for that. Three fucking commentaries, A great documentary, deleted scenes, blah blah... It's not as good as the Clerks DVD, but it's still fantastic.