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| Dough The Real Jon Dough 11 Posts 6/03 |  Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 12:21PMI like to put the extra footage in the DVD scenes rather than at the end. I've been doing this since "BCP1", although I didn't start advertising it on the box until my latest release "pretty Pussy". There will be a logo on every DVD box from now on that says "Directors Cut 30 Minutes Bonus Footage". WUDYATINK!!#!~!$! J.D. [Link] |
Hardware  All-Star Member Your other left 14595 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 2:19PM [Link] |
| BigFerret creampie scientist Searching for blonde and red bush 1985 Posts 10/02 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 2:22PM [Link] |
| Diesel Member 516 Posts 3/00 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 2:34PM Diesel [Link] |
| karlwikman Member 32 Posts 7/03 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 2:44PM I really love it when the extras are IN the scenes. The bloopers and especially the pauses between the takes and in various transitions between positions or locations can be REALLY erotic. I kinda like to see all aspects of shooting a porn scene, AND the finished result. To be really serious about things, one could discuss this as a dichotomy between pornucopia and the real world - fiction vs reality. In the fiction porn creates, all the girls do anal and DP and A2M's without blinking, and all dicks are constantly hard, and the guys can all keep pumping for 45 minutes straight. In the real world, on the set, there is a completely different reality. I like to see more of the latter, because what turns me on is to imagine that I am that guy who gets to fuck all those girls in a porn shoot - not in the imaginary world, but in reality. Do I make sense? I think the realistic behind-the-scene extras are the best part of a DVD - more exciting than the edited, finished fantasy! By the way - love your work, John! //Karl, the Swede [Link] |
| tex Member 39 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 7:18PM [Link] |
| Bob All-Star Member 5516 Posts 3/03 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 9:11PM I would much rather have the DVD format used for Directors' cuts, with extra footage included in the scenes themselves, than have a lot of extraneous extras that serve mostly, IMO, to provide consumers with the illusion of added value. The play's the thing! ----------------------------------------------------------
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| Bill All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 9:16PM On the other hand, if the footage was removed from a scene on VHS because there was something wrong with it, then if you want to include that on the DVD, it belongs in the "Extras" section. [Link] |
| M.B. Senior Member 1679 Posts 2/01 | Posted - Aug 6 2003 : 10:28PM [Link] |
| sanchez_1960 Member 582 Posts 2/03 | Posted - Aug 7 2003 : 3:15AM [Link] |
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