The Fountain Director's Commentary (abridged)

The Fountain, released in 2006, features Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz in three time periods - the 16th century, near future, and 26th century. It's a movie about life and death, it's meaning, and so on.

It's a really dense movie that didn't totally appeal to me, but got a bit more interesting as it went on, and what it definitely has an interesting history - Brad Pitt was supposed to star in it, backed out, and the financing fell apart. The $70 million budget was eventually slashed in half and the movie got made with the final cast.

Warner released the DVD this year but for some reason refused to add a director's commentary, so the director, Darren Aronofsky, recorded one anyway in his living room in NY, and made the full version available on his site:
www.darrenaronofsky.com

This clip is a 10 minute highlight reel of his commentary, jumping through various parts of the movie.

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