Since it was broadcast, I've been meaning to do a "Preservation DVD" for my own convenience collecting together the entire BBC 2007 'Comics Britannia' documentary season. It's about 9 hours of documentaries about comic books that have never been commercially released (And probably never will be). Apart from the material covering the British industry, there are also superb films about Herge/Tintin, Jean Giraud Moebius, Steve Ditko/Spiderman and Superman.

Few movies have reached the iconic status of the original Star Wars trilogy. A long-shot science fiction project that was rejected by multiple Hollywood studios, Star Wars (and its creator George Lucas) defied the skeptics and became one of the biggest pop culture phenomena of all time. Now VH1 is working with Lucasfilm to produce the ultimate oral history of the Star Wars years, When Star Wars Ruled the World. Timed to coincide with the DVD release of the original trilogy on September 21, 2004, this hour-long documentary will take viewers back to those rapturous moments when the whole world wanted to wield a light saber.

Behind the scenes documentary and interviews with celebrities at "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" UK gala opening.

This is a great collection of rare material that's never has bin officially release, which include; Reviews, Exclusive Clips, Interviews, Trailers and behind the scenes on the film "The Wolfman". Please note the quality does vary on the content.

This fan created DVD features interviews with the cast and the director of "The Lovely Bones".

A documentary exploring The Simpsons with cast and crew interviews.

This fan created DVD features interviews with the films production staff, and cast;who gives details into the creative process of making of Terminator 3.

Transmitted on the ITV network in the UK on May 25th 2002, "The A To Z Of Star Wars: Episode II" was a 25 minute programme consisting of EPK interviews with the cast, documentary footage and scenes from the film edited to form an alphabetic look at the movie (A is for Anakin, B is for bluescreen etc.).

This DVD compiles the US tv appearances to promote the film The Spirit.

A 25th anniversary tv special hosted by William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy about the phenomenon that is Star Trek.

This DVD compiles the tv appearances made to promote the film Watchmen.

This DVD compiles the US tv appearances made to promote the film The X-Files: I Want To Believe.

This is a collection of tv clips, televised reviews, television appearances made by the cast, and commercials regarding the theatrical release of The Dark Knight.

This is a collection of material used to promote the theatrical release of the Friday The 13th remake.

This 5-disc set collects a plethora of material surrounding the promotion of the fourth Terminator film.

A behind-the-scenes look at the making of the first AvP film.

Alien Appendix contains several DVDs including rare and special featurettes about Alien. No7 is a Preservation of several featurettes about the Alien Saga.

Alien Appendix contains several DVDs including rare and special featurettes about Alien. No6 is a Preservation of several featurettes about Alien Resurrection.

Alien Appendix contains several DVDs including rare and special featurettes about Alien. No5 is a Preservation of several featurettes about ALIEN 3.

Alien Appendix contains several DVDs including rare and special featurettes about Alien. No4 is a Preservation of several featurettes about ALIEN and ALIENS.

Alien Appendix contains several DVDs including rare and special featurettes about Alien. No3 includes VHS and DVD from PAL and NTSC broadcasts, laserdisc and promotional DVDs.

A Preservation of the 2001 documentary "Alien Evoltuion", a robust appraisal of the Alien quartet produced by Nobles Gate and presented by Mark Kermode. An abridged version appeared on Disc 9 of the "Alien Quadrilogy" DVD Box Set. This the full, uncut broadcast edition.

Comprehensive, non-narrated made-for-LaserDisc documentary about the making of the 1982 blockbuster classic. The story is told through interviews with director
Steven Spielberg, co-producer Kathleen Kennedy, sound designer Ben Burtt, composer John Williams, and other key cast and crew members. It also includes rare, behind-the-scenes footage taken at the time of the original production, and deleted scenes not seen in the final cut (including the legendary "Principal Scene" with Harrison Ford) and an alternate ending.

"Page to Screen" explores the process of translating novels into films. In this episode they look at the seminal film "Jaws".

Despite "Jaws" being a best selling novel and one of the greatest motion pictures of all time, the cast and crew discuss some of the roughest and hard times and going through hell to make this Academy Award Winning Motion Picture.

This was a PBS special that has never been released on home video.

Background on the 1989 Batman film. Contains: The Making of Batman, Premiere Movie Special, Various news reports from 20/20, Entertainment Tonight, A Current Affair, MovieTime, TV Commercials.

Share the spirit of adventure on-screen and off with this exciting look at heroism that takes you behind the scenes of Indy's third movie and beyond the screen for the exploits of true-life Indiana Joneses!

Narrated by Harrison Ford, this program demonstrates how major action sequences were designed and executed.

"The Making of Raiders Of The Lost Ark" captures the cast and crew in the studio and on location as they tackle the many problems created by an adventure spectacular of this magnitude.

"From Star Wars to Star Wars: The Story of Industrial Light & Magic", a one-hour special hosted by Samuel L. Jackson, aired on Fox TV Tuesday, June 15, 1999. The show features exclusive interviews with George Lucas, Harrison Ford, Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, and many other figures involved with movie special effects, including legendary visual effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen.

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.

Originally broadcast in 1985, this edition of Horizon (BBC Two's flagship 50-minute science documentary series) visits Industrial Light & Magic and Entertainment Effects Group to see the creation of the visual effects for Star Wars Episode VI:Return Of The Jedi, Indiana Jones and the Temple Of Doom and 2010: The Year We Make Contact.

Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).