Crispin Glover commentary, why?
I used to think Crispin was a pretty neat guy who had a good handle on being a "hipster", but after listening to this commentary and the commentary on Fata Morgana I have reversed my opinion. He comes off as someone who lacks depth and any real sense of what Herzog does with film. I kept waiting for him to finally just break down and ask Werner what his favorite color is. I realize they need someone to serve as a facilitator to encourge Herzog to speak, but why must it be Crispin? And why do they make a point to say at the beginning of each commentary that he has created a film "inspired by Herzog's work"? Granted, I've seen enough Herzog interviews to realize that it can be difficult to get him to speak candidly about his work, but there's must have been someone more qualified to do this job.
Who would you like to hear paired up with Herzog for future commentaries? My vote goes to Henry Rollins. Or maybe Bruce Campbell, but only if he did the commentary as Elvis from "Bubba-Ho-Tep".