>1. Talk throughout the whole movie. I don't wanna hear huge
>gaps where I sorta hear the movie cause the volume is like
>50%. That's no good.

i agree. but what pisses me off is when they talk about something and just keep on the topic for so long, that parts of the movie that i want to be discussed come and go and they are still crapping on about a point that is about a less relevant scene or idea than the one they talked over. if that makes sense?

>5. Million person commentaries are, 9 times out of 10, no
>good. I'm afraid to listen to any of the LOTR commentaries for
>this reason...there are TOO many people listed on the back of
>the box for it to be any good. Keep it manageable...Kevin
>Smith probably does the best commentaries (in terms of comedy)
>and he uses 7 people or so per track, but he makes it work.

definitely! i'd much rather have at the most, 3-4 people on and that's all. director, maybe prod designer, lead actor (can sometimes offer interesting things). i don't really wanna hear from costume designers, producers etc