Thirty years ago, E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial broke box-office records and has captivated audiences ever since. This documentary provides an insight into the making of Steven Spielberg's classic fantasy film, revealing how Matthew De Meritt, who was born without legs, played the alien in some scenes, and why real doctors were brought in, instead of actors, to film the moment where E.T. is seen dying. Henry Thomas, who starred as lonely boy Elliott, revisits the suburban Californian house where much of the movie was made, and there are also contributions from Dee Wallace and Robert MacNaughton.

Anchorman like you’ve never seen it before. This fanedit takes the primary story elements of the direct-to-DVD release of Wake Up Ron Burgundy and re-integrates them into the narrative of Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. In effect, this fanedit approximates the original version of the film that was rejected by preview audiences.

Anchor Bay released the film in the US on dvd and included about 20 mins of deleted/extra scenes. Some of these scenes ended up in rare tv airings of the film (like the cameo from Dick Miller) and all of the quality is pretty rough.

The Norwegian VHS tape (possibly accidentally) used their tv print of the film instead of the R-rated version for the home video market. This features the film in English but has burned in Norwegian subtitles. What makes this cut exclusive is that it features some of the deleted scenes that appear on the Anchor bay set (but in much better quality than the Anchor Bay versions) as well as quite a few scenes and odd flashbacks that only appear in this edition of the film

I removed the extraneous sub-plots. Aside from Jack Nicholson, Lukas Haas and Sylvia Sidney the cast has been removed in any area that does move the primary plot of Mars Attacking forward.

I am combining the origin story from the 1st film with the villain from the 2nd film (Doc Ock) and any scene from the 3rd on that could be useful to make a new story mostly on Peter and his journey to become a hero, simplifying the awful romance with Mary-Jane to the very basics and essentials, removing all useless side characters, getting rid of some side-plots and making it a little more serious by removing many of the stupid campy stuff from the first 2 movies.

The classic 1951 version of A Christmas Carol rendered more faithful to its literary source via the removal of the events created specifically for the screen, and visually reshaped for a fresh viewing experience.

All scenes involving and referencing the Gail character have been removed. This is the story of a former gangster trying to lead a normal life.

Grab yourself a keg of beer and prepare to get hammered while laughing your ass off.

A father with a broken heart tries to survive every day life.

The first mission of Superman.

You never know what's on the mind of those kids today...

Harrison Ford thinks his wife is cheating on him and sneaks around to find the truth.

Harrison Ford and Christopher Plummer are on a mission during WWII, behind enemy lines.

The story of the Beatles told with various old video recording and still pictures... and music!

Will Smith is trying not to go insane, alone in a desolated city.

A fanedit about the dreamy relationship between a writer, his characters and his muses.

This DVD contains 8 short FanEdits that follow the "Show, Don't Tell" rule of storytelling.

A woman is about to get drilled and hammered... and not in the way she likes it...

In 1977 a series of nasty murders are carried out at the Lusman Arms, an old apartment building in Hollywood. The perpetrator is never apprehended.

27 years later a young couple moves in under ongoing renovations. And what seemed to be just an old apartment building turns out to be something much worse. There is something evil living deep inside the building itself... something that needs to keep killing to stay alive.

And all you wanted was a little help with the plumbing...