Gross-out king of comedy Tom Green made his directing debut with Freddy Got Fingered, a movie that dares to go to the edge -- and then over it. Fox has done a very nice job on this title, making sure that the 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer is crisp and clean. Featuring strong, bold black levels and bright colors, Freddy Got Fingered's picture looks very nice. Audio is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround and, while not overly aggressive, this track still is able to rock your sound system using directional effects during musical sequences. Dialogue, effects, and music are all clear and concise, with no distortion present. Also included on this disc is a Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround track in English, as well as English and Spanish subtitles. Freddy Got Fingered points the finger at many well-produced extra features, including a subdued (yet nevertheless odd) feature-length commentary track by director/star/co-writer Tom Green. Complementing that track are screen-specific commentary tracks by actors Rip Torn, Harland Williams, and Marisa Coughlan, all of whom add some bizarre and interesting stories to the proceedings. Also included on this disc are deleted scenes featuring optional commentary by Tom Green, a world premiere audience participation track (letting the viewer hear the audience's response to the disgusting gags), an MTV "making of" movie special, TV spots, and a theatrical trailer. Finally there is a shorter, more "promotional" featurette on Freddy Got Fingered, cast and crew information, as well as a PG-rated version of the film that edits out all the obscene parts (rendering it only three minutes long). Whether you're a fan or foe of Tom Green's comedic antics, the fact remains that this is a very well-produced DVD.