it's considered to be one of the great commentaries to only be available on laser discs editions, you can hear it online. it's non stop commenting by pollack, who is an engaging commentator . he talks about everything from filming to writing to acting, he covers pretty much everything.

Pollack has a lot of info about the making of: he points out the scenes where Murray and Teri Garr improvised... (I)

...He mentions how they filmed the entire film in a serious, professional tone, and thus later, Coleman was surprised when the audiences were so hysterical during the premiere... (II)

... Pollack also mentions how the film became a cultural phenomenon, how Hoffman was unsure if his character could come up with such elaborate lies during the final de-masking sequence, etc. A very rare find, recommended. 8/10.

I like what you did here and might do the same. However I refuse to take a full month just to write a review.