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If you're interested in social recommendations, 3G, apps, or any of the other bonus features found on the Nook and Kindle, it's best to go with one of those, obviously, but the totally uncluttered and ultra-simple operation of the Kobo eReader Touch Edition makes it a perfectly good choice for an e-reading novice or purist.

It wasn't great but given the absence of other bonus features, its absence disappoints.

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While Marriott is preserving that feature and the bonus points that it sometimes gives out during the transfer, earning fewer points through card spending means fewer miles on the other side of the trade.

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This may be a bit surprising to many, since it is loaded with many great features compared to some of the other models - a definite bonus when you're thinking of cost - effectiveness.

A bonus feature: the other end of this pencil has a smudger for when you want to get a more smoky eye look.

The new box set does indeed help shed new light on the music and the entire project by way of the various bonus features that now accompany the original album... To paraphrase Rod Stewart, every album may indeed tell a story, but some stories are dramatically more compelling than others.

True fans of the film will not want to miss out on this amazing deluxe edition, which includes some fantastic bonus features and other extras in the package.

The final bonus feature is an audio commentary by film historians Travis Crawford and Bill Ackerman, who prepared a discussion that covers the movie from its origin to its release, with plenty of information about Marvin, Mifune, Boorman, and others.

comes to DVD on a region - free disc in what's billed as a «special educational edition,» replete with extra DVD - ROM content and a handful of other disc - situated bonus features.

Everything you'd want to know about one of Fincher's movies can be learned in one of his commentary tracks, which are usually joined by other excellent and informative bonus features, including a highly reccomended Panic Room commentary featuring screenwriter William Goldman.

Bonus features come by way of a feature - length audio commentary track with director Amiel, a special making - of documentary, and around 10 other separate featurettes which include a wide array of cast, crew and academic - leaning interviews, as well as a tour of Darwin's home, which has been turned into a museum.

Along with the other two Herbie sequels, Monte Carlo contains no bonus features, but is covered some in the substantial extras of The Love Bug's two - disc Special Edition.

It nicely contains all of the same bonus features as the Blu - ray, minus the U-Control and other format - specific features.

Blu - ray Highlight: There are a number of great extras to choose from (including one of the funnier blooper reels and a cool feature called Disney Intermission where the Muppets perform short gags and tease other bonus material whenever you pause the movie), but the commentary with director James Bobin and co-writers Jason Segel and Nicholas Stoller is too much fun to ignore.

Inside the white keepcase, you'll find a double - sided insert containing scene selections, an overview of the lone bonus feature, and, of course, promotion for the other three concurrently - released Kermit's 50th Anniversary Edition DVDs.

Bonus Features: DISC 1 DOCTOR BUTCHER MD • Featurette: Butchery & Ballyhoo: Interview with Aquarius Releasing's Terry Levine • Featurette: Down On The Deuce: Nostalgic Tour Of 42nd Street With Temple Of Shock's Chris Poggiali and Filmmaker Roy Frumkes • Roy Frumkes» Segment Of Unfinished Anthology Film «Tales That Will Tear Your Heart Out» • Featurette: The Butcher Mobile: Interview with Gore Gazette Editor & Butcher Mobile Barker Rick Sullivan • Featurette: Cutting Doctor Butcher: Interview with Editor Jim Markovic • Illustrated Essay: Experiments With A Male Caucasian Brain -LRB-... and other memories of 42nd Street) by Gary Hertz • Theatrical Trailer • Video Release Trailer 1 • Video Release TrailerOf 42nd Street With Temple Of Shock's Chris Poggiali and Filmmaker Roy Frumkes • Roy Frumkes» Segment Of Unfinished Anthology Film «Tales That Will Tear Your Heart Out» • Featurette: The Butcher Mobile: Interview with Gore Gazette Editor & Butcher Mobile Barker Rick Sullivan • Featurette: Cutting Doctor Butcher: Interview with Editor Jim Markovic • Illustrated Essay: Experiments With A Male Caucasian Brain -LRB-... and other memories of 42nd Street) by Gary Hertz • Theatrical Trailer • Video Release Trailer 1 • Video Release TrailerOf Shock's Chris Poggiali and Filmmaker Roy Frumkes • Roy Frumkes» Segment Of Unfinished Anthology Film «Tales That Will Tear Your Heart Out» • Featurette: The Butcher Mobile: Interview with Gore Gazette Editor & Butcher Mobile Barker Rick Sullivan • Featurette: Cutting Doctor Butcher: Interview with Editor Jim Markovic • Illustrated Essay: Experiments With A Male Caucasian Brain -LRB-... and other memories of 42nd Street) by Gary Hertz • Theatrical Trailer • Video Release Trailer 1 • Video Release TrailerOf Unfinished Anthology Film «Tales That Will Tear Your Heart Out» • Featurette: The Butcher Mobile: Interview with Gore Gazette Editor & Butcher Mobile Barker Rick Sullivan • Featurette: Cutting Doctor Butcher: Interview with Editor Jim Markovic • Illustrated Essay: Experiments With A Male Caucasian Brain -LRB-... and other memories of 42nd Street) by Gary Hertz • Theatrical Trailer • Video Release Trailer 1 • Video Release Trailerof 42nd Street) by Gary Hertz • Theatrical Trailer • Video Release Trailer 1 • Video Release Trailer 2

It seems doubtful these would have gotten anything more in general retail release, other than ads for other animated Warner DVDs and maybe one of the specials being given semantical bonus feature status.

Any Blu - ray selling for $ 5 ought to be a no - brainer for someone who likes the movie it holds, but fans of The Hoax may very well be dismayed to see it lose subtitles, an audio commentary, and other bonus features in the jump to high definition.

The releases selected to introduce the packaging will be two - disc sets of anniversary editions, alternate cuts and other signature titles — all of which will boast new or outstanding vintage bonus features.

The main new bonus feature is Deus Ex Machina: The Philosophy of Donnie Darko, an 85 - minute making - of piece that features interviews with writer / director Richard Kelly, producer Sean McKittrick, cinematographer Steven B. Poster, editor Sam Bauer, and others.

A couple of the bonus features are worthwhile while others aren't so much and the self - praise runs the risk of hardening an audience's criticism.

The Bonus Features screen (which is also Disc 2's only menu, as with the other waves) is the second menu with cycled animation, featuring the «Sugiura» Raccoons in one of their many celebrations, accompanied of course by its respective score from the film.

In Region 2, where Valiant came to DVD a few weeks earlier, the film was treated to some behind - the - scenes bonus features, including a 14 - minute making - of featurette, a scene progression, recording sessions footage, a television special set at the film's world premiere in London, and the theatrical trailer (something that Disney never includes on the DVD of the film itself, merely as a promotional tool on other DVDs).

There's nary a bonus feature to be found here, not even a sympathy stretch like a set of promos for the studio's other DVDs.

Along with four bonus episodes from the Justice League animated series that deal with alternate universe characters and previews of other DC Universe features, this release features an original short spotlighting the supernatural horror hero The Spectre, voiced by Gary Cole.

Other Classic DVD Bonus Features include «The Sound Of Beauty: Restoring A Classic», which looks into restoring the film and focuses on its 7.1 mix.

Slither Bonus Features: · NEW Audio Commentary with writer / director James Gunn and actors Nathan Fillion and Michael Rooker · NEW The Genesis of SLITHER — an interview with writer / director James Gunn · NEW The Other MacReady — an interview with actor Gregg Henry · Audio commentary with James Gunn and Nathan Fillion · Deleted and extended scenes with optional commentary by James Gunn · Visual Effects: Step by Step · Slithery Set Tour with actor Nathan Fillion · The Sick Minds and Slimy Days of SLITHER · Brewing the Blood — How to Make Blood · Bringing SLITHER's Creatures to Life · Lloyd Kaufman's Video Diary · Gag Reel · Who is Bill Pardy?

While the sole bonus feature is fluffy, it entertains, and with so many other seasons on the horizons, there's plenty of time for meatier supplements.

Available on DVD On Demand from The Warner Archive, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever enjoys no bonus features of any kind, but is a recommended investment if for no other reason than to watch Babs be Babs at the height of her powers.

It may take most of the movie to find out who's on the other end of the phone, but you can discover practically everything you ever wanted to know about When a Stranger Calls from the bonus features on the DVD.

Bonus features include an active - screen main menu, an often unintentionally amusing audio commentary track with Polish - born director Rafal Zielinski, and a pair of interview featurettes — a 10 - minute chat with producer Maurice Smith, who comes across as less skeevy than some of his other credits (Flesh Gordon) might suggest, and a five - minute talk with production manager Ken Gord.

New to the Criterion Channel is Lukas Moodysson's Together (Sweden, 2000), set in a 1970s commune, and The Complete Mr. Arkadin (1955), featuring three different versions of the labyrinthine thriller directed by Orson Welles plus bonus radio plays and other supplements.

Sony delivers most kinds of bonus features in its varied extras package, beginning with Blu - exclusive cinechat and movieIQ features, which utilize BD - Live to connect viewers to other viewers and details about the film, cast and crew.

Of course, Kelly's Heroes is the best «bonus feature» to Where Eagles Dare, but Warner has included a couple of other extraOf course, Kelly's Heroes is the best «bonus feature» to Where Eagles Dare, but Warner has included a couple of other extraof other extras.

Extras: The only bonus features are the theatrical trailer and a handful of other Monroe - on - Fox trailers.

There is slight disappointment in this Blu - ray being lighter on bonus features than past Farrelly films and other New Line comedies, both of which have produced their fair of share of fun extras.

Like other Weinstein combo packs, the same bonus features are included on both the Blu - ray and the DVD, the latter of which is identical to the one sold on its own.

It features artwork from the film, an overview of bonus features, a list of scene selections, and the obligatory ad for Shyamalan's other «record - setting thrillers» on DVD.

Some may lament the lack of a filmmakers» audio commentary, deleted scenes, and other conventional bonus features, but the handful of extras complement the really strong picture and sound of this commendable Blu - ray + Digital HD release.

The new Special Edition features all of the above plus an additional disc of extras, including more outtakes, documentaries, audition clips, and numerous other bonus features.

The mock - up contains fifteen heavy - parchment pages of art from the book (a few of which made it into the movie's prologue), while Sullivan, an animator on the film, contributes the only bonus feature new to this presentation, a seventeen - minute «Evil Dead II: Behind - the - Screams» slideshow in which he narrates a series of photos he and others took on the set.

Eros's nice two - disc edition of the film includes a packed bonus disc featuring all the film's trailers and TV spots, behind - the - scenes featurettes on the film's action sequences and key musical numbers, as well as a collection of 30 complete (but, alas, unsubtitled) song scenes from other films by producer Boney Kapoor.

Standing head and tail above the other bonus features is «Time - Lapse Photography,» a time - lapse shot of the construction and continual evolution of Anna's principal set, the theatre.

This film is well worth a look and its Blu - ray adds greatly to one's enjoyment, with a top - notch feature presentation, half a movie's worth of interesting deleted scenes, a strong commentary, and other appropriate bonus features.

Inside the case, the 4 - page «DVD Guide» insert opens up to provide an overview of bonus features; the front lists scene selections, and the back promotes a couple of other December Disney DVD releases.

Most squares pertain to individual levels while others consist of various bonuses and features.

The Limited Edition Box Set (which I did not receive) features two addition Blu - rays: a Bonus Disc with deleted scenes, bonus production featurettes, and other archival footage from the production, and a new edition of the theatricalBonus Disc with deleted scenes, bonus production featurettes, and other archival footage from the production, and a new edition of the theatricalbonus production featurettes, and other archival footage from the production, and a new edition of the theatrical cut.

The other bonus features are all quite similar: a mix of in - character narration by some of the newsies, combined with behind - the - scenes footage, talking heads interviews with cast, crew, and historians, and in some cases vintage photos and one vintage newsreel that was quite cool, actually.

Other Impreza bonuses include a plentiful list of standard features and excellent crash test scores.