[jennphillip]

I love the 2 disc sets

deleted scenes
extended scenes
alternate endings or beginnings
out takes
featurettes on how the movie was made especially with trilogy movies
music videos
filmography of the cast
trailers
screen savers for your pc

and that is about what i like to see in extras

[RockLobster]

I like the usual and then some...
-Widescreen
-Commentaries are a must. I love when the commentary turns out to be fun and informative.
-Deleted/Alternate/Extended Scenes
-Gag Reel if appropriate. Imagine a gag reel for Schindler's List? LoL... Actually, now I want to see that...
-Behind the Scenes/Documentary/Interviews with Cast

And extras...
-Production stills
-I actually like easter eggs.
-I like when they include features on techniques used for special effects.
And in relation to this, one of the latest DVD's I've purchased had something cool... Tim Burton's Corpse Bride dvd had a Music Only track on the dvd. You could watch the film's animation but only hear the music without the sfx and the character's voices. I'd never seen that before. I'm a big Elfman fan. If anyone else is too, you might like the podcast he's got up at corpsebridedvd.com too. Anyway, The music only track is totally unnecessary, but I like that it's up there for me to enjoy if I feel like it.

What I don't like on DVDs are...
-Trailers for other films besides the film I'm watching.
-Games that you play with the dvd remote.
-Loud, annoying music on the menu.
-Fancy pants menus that are experimental layouts rather than clear and straight to the point.

[livsforluv]

I think that there should be commentary by each main actor and actress... it should be built in to their clause... they get paid enough to sit and chat for up to two hours.

[fed_da_man]

you guys are gonna have your mind blown from this.. get ready..they should have deleted scenes!! w00p