This famously argumentative commentary features director Steven Soderbergh and screenwriter Lem Dobbs sparring over the choices that Soderbergh made in bringing Dobbs’s script to the screen.

This audio commentary, recorded in 1997, features director John Frankenheimer.

This commentary track, recorded in 2003, features writer and director Peter Bogdanovich.

This audio commentary features Richard Schickel, author of “Elia Kazan: A Biography,” and Jeff Young, author of “Kazan: The Master Director Discusses His Films.”

This audio commentary, recorded in 1997, features director John Frankenheimer.

This commentary track, recorded in 2004, features director Martin Scorsese, actor-producer Griffin Dunne, producer Amy Robinson, director of photography Michael Ballhaus, and editor Thelma Schoonmaker. Additional comments by Dunne and Robinson were recorded in 2023.

Recorded in 2009, this commentary features director Gillian Armstrong.

This 1994 commentary features NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD cowriter-director-editor George A. Romero, producer-actor Karl Hardman, actor Marilyn Eastman, and cowriter John Russo.

Recorded in 2004, this audio commentary features Glenn Erickson, author of the “Film Noir Reader” essay on NIGHT AND THE CITY and editor of the website DVD Savant.

This 2004 commentary features film historian Drew Casper (“Postwar Hollywood: 1946–1962”) and archival recordings of actor James Whitmore.

Director and co-writer Gregory Nava recorded the following audio commentary.

This commentary track, recorded in 2023, features author and Tod Browning biographer David J. Skal.

This audio commentary by director Lizzie Borden, director of photography Judy Irola, and actor Amanda Goodwin was recorded in 2007.

The following commentary features music historian Peter Guralnick and was recorded in Boston in the winter of 2002. This commentary is a song-by-song reading of the film.

In this 1994 commentary, film theorist Laura Mulvey gives her insights on the film’s production history, controversy, and potent psychological obsessions.

Recorded in 2006, this commentary features noted film historian Stephen Prince, author of “The Warrior’s Camera: The Cinema of Akira Kurosawa.”

This audio commentary, recorded in 2002, features director Wim Wenders.

This commentary, recorded in 2022, features director Ekwa Msangi and director of photography Bruce Francis Cole.

This commentary by director Nicolas Roeg and actors David Bowie and Buck Henry was recorded in 1992. Roeg was recorded in October and again with Bowie in November; Henry was recorded in October.

This commentary by writer-director Perry Henzell and star Jimmy Cliff was recorded in 1999 and 2000.

This 2007 audio commentary features director Mike Nichols in conversation with filmmaker Steven Soderbergh.

This audio commentary, recorded in 2005, features David Bordwell, author of “Ozu and the Poetics of Cinema.”

This commentary was recorded in June 2019 and features writer-director Greg Mottola, editor Anne McCabe, and producer Steven Soderbergh.

Recorded exclusively for the Criterion Collection in 2003, this commentary is an appreciation of the film by critic Roger Ebert.