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The other two films have commentaries as well, but since theyвЂ™re considered far inferior films IвЂ™m not going to bother mentioning them.

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Aliens also has a great commentary track with writer/director James Cameron, plus many from the cast and crew. ItвЂ™s a jam packed track that also features Ridley ScottВ and Sigourney Weaver, and OвЂ™BannonвЂ™s writing partner RonaldВ Shusett. One of my most re-played sets, especially Alien, IвЂ™ve listened to the commentary with writer Dan OвЂ™Bannon (plus many others) more than once. Definitely recommend if you want to learn more about the world and characters of the most popular film franchise ever. Lucas delves deep into the characters, their creation, the story, and a lot of other geek-formation (just made that word up) that makes film-nerds like me heads explode. Say what you will about Lucas and his constant retooling of the original films, these films are his babies so he knows them intimately. But there was a time a few years ago when you could buy the entire set, and the commentaries on all the discs by George LucasВ are packed with story and character information.

Okay so itвЂ™s no longer a вЂњcompleteвЂќ saga, as a Star Wars film is going to be released every year now until the end of time. Note: these are based on my measly blu-ray collection, and what I like personally, so donвЂ™t get all up in arms because I didnвЂ™t mention your favorite. So because lists are great, and an easy way to get a post youвЂ™ve been putting off forever done, here are my favorite screenwriter-centric commentaries, in no particular order. I enjoy them so much IвЂ™ve listened to certain films more than once, and usually put one on as background noise when I write from home.