Me too. Some of them had minigames attached to them and it was so much fun. I think my most played minigame was something from one of the Cinderella DVDs about clicking on objects in the palace. That was neat.
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The one I remember playing had quick time events (a video plays, and you need to press a certain button quickly after the prompt else you crash)
It was a cool use of the format
This is me, but AGGRESSIVELY SARCASTIC. That shit was an abomination. DVD in general was such an anti-consumer load of shit.
How?
I remember waking up to the looping intro quite often art parties - film went on, people got stoned and fell asleep
or during.. fun times with.. special friends
The Shrek dvd was a treat, it set the standard very high
My favorite thing from a DVD's commentary track was the one for Freddy Got Fingered.
"This movie is rated R, right? I can say things like 'cock' and 'liquid?'"