Rodgers and Hammerstein’s the sound of music DVD collection

Julie Andrews, the Austrian Scenery, the Children, the Music. The Hills will live on forever in this Superior Classic Musical. Everyone should be treated to watch this movie. The 40th Anniversary Edition has a special treat, you can set it to play with Robert Wise (director) commentary, and only on this edition can you listen to the entire musical score with the entire spoken track removed (including the songs).. At the start of the movie he will tell you so. If he does not, then you don't have the correct edition. In later editions, he will speak through some of the background score. I found this to be the best part of all the dvd editions, which is omitted from the blue-ray editions as well. If you listen to any part of it, do listen to the background score when the baroness leaves and leading up to the gazebo scene (Something Good). It's magical. In later editions of DVD format and all Blue-ray editions, the Robert Wise commentary has been updated as I mentioned above, the ONLY version that I know of, which offers the entire musical score is the 40th Anniversary Edition. Of Course, by far, the best picture quality is the newly restored 50th Anniversary Blue-ray in 1080p. This is the second major restoration to the film.