 | Magnolia (New Line Platinum Series)
Buy used from: $2.00 PT Anderson is a master of human dysfunction and human character. Excellent documentary and insight
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![Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse [VHS]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/517P29PD39L._SL75_.jpg) | Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse [VHS]
Buy used from: $2.29 The most amazing documentary you will ever see on the making of a film.
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 | Clerks (Collector's Series)
Buy new: $10.99 / Used from: $2.13 A concrete example of what 27,000 dollars can do for your life. Amazing script.
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 | The Thing - Collector's Edition
Buy used from: $2.94 Journey into the anatomy of special effects and Rob Bottin's magic.
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 | Seven (New Line Platinum Series)
Buy new: $20.99 / Used from: $1.89 Side by side comparison of original negative to restored neg. is brilliant.
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 | Kingpin
Buy used from: $1.79 Flawed movie, but great commentary track on writing a comedy.
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 | Taxi Driver (Collector's Edition)
Buy used from: $3.56 No commentary, but screenplay option for DVD-ROM is excellent in understanding translation to screen.
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 | Ronin
Buy new: $9.99 / Used from: $1.22 Underrated movie with great commentary by a master, John Frankenheimer
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 | Mallrats (Collector's Edition)
Buy new: $10.49 / Used from: $2.44 Flawed movie, the extras illustrate how to really screwup a hollywood production, amazing details
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![A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies [VHS]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51MAZ6W279L._SL75_.jpg) | A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies [VHS]
Buy used from: $3.78 Speaks for itself. A very thourough examination in film
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![Touch of Evil (Special Restored Edition) [VHS]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/412776ZTBGL._SL75_.jpg) | Touch of Evil (Special Restored Edition) [VHS]
Buy used from: $1.73 Although lengthy, the 58-page memo is worth the time to read.
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 | The Shining
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $5.90 DVD version contains documentary by Kubrick's wife. Excellent. Rare interviews and footage of Kubrick, Nicholson, and Duvall
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 | 1941 (Collector's Edition)
Buy used from: $2.45 Misunderstood, but hilarious movie with great extras and 16mm footage of Belushi and Candy
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 | Short 1 - Invention
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $0.94 A great DVD Magazine with insight into short films and major studio projects
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 | Six Degrees of Separation
Buy new: $10.49 / Used from: $4.46 No extras or commentary, great examples of dialogue with true energy
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 | Army of Darkness: Special Edition
Buy used from: $19.95 Rare edition and out of print, but a great commentary on how to use your best friends to make movies.
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 | Hard Boiled - Criterion Collection
Buy used from: $11.99 Rare edition and out of print. One of Woo's best, Includes strange student film, and a history of his work
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 | Rushmore - Criterion Collection
Buy used from: $18.97 Wes Anderson has only made Three films, but his second film secured him in Hollywood history. Commentary covers film stock and negative
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 | Brazil - Criterion Collection
Buy used from: $18.99 Great example and study in editing. This edition provides to completely different cuts of the same film
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 | Buffalo 66
Buy used from: $6.46 Great commentary on film stock and negative, goes well with Rushmore and Natural Born Killers
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 | Dark City (New Line Platinum Series)
Buy used from: $0.82 The dissection of a truly original screenplay
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 | Natural Born Killers
Buy used from: $1.32 Although the director's cut is disappointing, Stone is never boring in his documentary of a great film
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 | 12 Monkeys (Collector's Edition)
Buy used from: $1.47 Excellent documentary for aspiring directors. Great look into post-production and marketing.
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 | The Abyss (Special Edition)
Buy used from: $1.60 I loath this director's cut, but the extras are fascinating, each aspect of the film is covered completely
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 | Beastie Boys DVD Anthology - Criterion Collection
Buy used from: $4.99 Graphic design majors should have this as required viewing. An excellent example of great presentation. Spike Jonze is always a plus.
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