I am currently running L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, which MIGHT be unique, but have had the same problem with other DVDs (in my very limited experience so far.) This may sound terribly naive, but I kind of thought that the concept behind ISO scores meant they could be accessed cue-for-cue like a CD. Not so, eh? (At least not now.)

The problem is that the music tracks are usually exactly the same as those used in the movie, with all edits made to make it fit. That's why I'd like to know if there are some of these edits on the LA Confidential DVD - I haven't seen the movie or heard the score, but if the score is on the DVD withOUT annoying cuts, I might get the DVD instead of the CD.

There is also a really cool "Map of L.A." feature that is what it seems. Using the remote, you can highlight a particular location that appears in the film, and play a short piece on why that location was selected, what role it played in the movie (and where scenes were actually shot if the shooting location was not the diegetic location). In a film such as this one, where the city itself is as important a character as any of ones the actors portay, it is a great supplement, and an excellent use of the DVD platform to illuminate a film.