Talk:Commentary

I've just set up a 'Commentary' section to house the Director's Commentary files - but there's no reason they should be the only ones there. I'm talking about third party commentaries; an idea that's been coming in vogue for a while now. (I mean when Blu-rays start implementing support for it, you know it's hit the big time.) Roger Ebert loves the movie? Ask him to record a commentary and post it here - he did do it for Dark City (how is his voice these days though?). Any viewer who thinks they have a particularly interesting point of view (someone with an expertise in Ramayana maybe?) can add to the list. And so on. An extension of this idea would be to create subtitle files known as 'fact tracks', adding text commentary with trivia (or not-so-trivia) to the film. Same principle. Creative Commons licenses for the commentaries would be appreciated.