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Raf · 02-01-2002, 04:25 AM

I'm a fan of all three films, and I own all three:

Buckaroo Banzai has a lot of extras... A retrospective featurette is included with the director speaking about the "real" Buckaroo Banzai. It's a hoot.

Rollerball (I presume you mean the original) is a great film with fantastically conceived action scenes which hold up against almost anything short of the Wachowski Brothers.

However, I voted for Mad Max for these reasons: 1) It's one for which I've waited more than a decade -- a version with the original Australian accents. (The original release was very poorly dubbed, IMO.) And 2) The coolest subtitle commentary I've seen since The Abyss. You read about everything: vehicles in the scene, the cost to film the scene, that Mad Max's home in the film is now available for summer rentals, on and on...

-Raf
"You can run -- but you can't hide..."

02-01-2002, 04:25 AM	#2 (permalink)
Raf Actor Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Beacon, NY, USA	I'm a fan of all three films, and I own all three: Buckaroo Banzai has a lot of extras... A retrospective featurette is included with the director speaking about the "real" Buckaroo Banzai. It's a hoot. Rollerball (I presume you mean the original) is a great film with fantastically conceived action scenes which hold up against almost anything short of the Wachowski Brothers. However, I voted for Mad Max for these reasons: 1) It's one for which I've waited more than a decade -- a version with the original Australian accents. (The original release was very poorly dubbed, IMO.) And 2) The coolest subtitle commentary I've seen since The Abyss. You read about everything: vehicles in the scene, the cost to film the scene, that Mad Max's home in the film is now available for summer rentals, on and on... -Raf "You can run -- but you can't hide..." Last edited by Raf : 02-01-2002 at 04:47 AM.