29:00 Planet of the Apes (2001) - Burton Commentary
We're watching all of UPA, so for about the next 18 hours or so we'll be watching extras ...
First up is Tim Burton's commentary on his version of POTA -- mainly because I didn't feel like switching the disc ...
I like to watch commentaries with the captions on because often times directors will refer to lines being uttered on the screen, but you can't hear them because the director is talking over the top of it.
Commentaries are telling. Sometimes excellent, sometimes unbelievably lame (Spike Lee's commentary on Bamboozled was so poor that I actually turned completely against him and no longer watch his films).
There are a bit more gaps in his commentary than I like, but the quality is good here ... He's spending a lot of time talking about how important he felt it was that his POTA not be a re-make and have a circular story line.
He just made reference to the flying monkeys attacking in the Wizard of Oz. I was going to mention that the opening had reminded me of that earlier, but was too tired to remember to write it down.
First up is Tim Burton's commentary on his version of POTA -- mainly because I didn't feel like switching the disc ...
I like to watch commentaries with the captions on because often times directors will refer to lines being uttered on the screen, but you can't hear them because the director is talking over the top of it.
Commentaries are telling. Sometimes excellent, sometimes unbelievably lame (Spike Lee's commentary on Bamboozled was so poor that I actually turned completely against him and no longer watch his films).
There are a bit more gaps in his commentary than I like, but the quality is good here ... He's spending a lot of time talking about how important he felt it was that his POTA not be a re-make and have a circular story line.
He just made reference to the flying monkeys attacking in the Wizard of Oz. I was going to mention that the opening had reminded me of that earlier, but was too tired to remember to write it down.
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