i appreciate it more when i see how it was made

Yes that is true. I am always amazed at the effort that goes into making a movie. It's just incredible that something that is only 2 hours in the cinema actually took years to produce. Especially for animation. It's so detailed and there are so many million drawings that they take years and years just to do one draft. and these days even with computer graphics it still takes ages to complete a cartoon. But I love the pixar ones, and hope they haven't literally sold out when Disney bought them over.

yes that is true. you can see how they all put it all together and see how great they are. all the hard works and everything is there.

i must admit to almost never watching the "making of" extras on dvds. i just dont find them entertaining enough i guess. i probably would find them a bit more interesting if the actors spoke about the movie more often...i just seem to catch the ones with just the director or the writer, and that just doesnt do it for me lol! i do love watching the gag reels or bloopers on the few movies who seem to have those anymore. that and the previews of upcoming films.

hi roni! ^__^ i watch the making of a movie if i catch it on tv. but i don't really wait for it. lucky if i'm flipping channels and stumble upon a making of a movie that i have watched. indeed it makes me more amazed with the movie. especially if its a movie with a lot of special effects and action stunts. but when there's a making at the end of a film in a dvd, i also watch it. like those of Jackie Chan movies. its fun to see how Jackie Chan do all his stunts and you'll just gape at disbelief that he actually did it even with the danger and you'll be amazed on how many injuries he suffered.

Oh yes...I agree with your views completely. It is really fascinating to see the time, money and energy that goes into each movie production. When movies include the director's cuts at the end of it it makes the movie even more enjoyable. So you have my vote on the high enjoyment factor of seeing how good films are created. Wish they did more of that. Raia