Address
Address noun - A usually formal discourse delivered to an audience.
Commentary and address are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Commentary" instead a noun "Address".
Commentary
Commentary noun - A series of explanations or observations on something (as an event).
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Synonyms for Commentary
Address and commentary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Address" instead a noun "Commentary".
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Toby openly questions who's listening to the commentary and gives his email address (which became more useful once he became the head of New Line) and Noah has to leave midway through the commentary to get to another appointment.
Source: DVD Commentary - On the commentary for The Social Network, David Fincher basically gives a film school masterclass, and at one point tells viewers to take it up with writer Aaron Sorkin if they have complaints about a certain scene, and provides the latter's email address (which is bleeped out).
Source: DVD Commentary -
The Rant: During the commentary for the Party Mania review, Noah pauses the video for a couple of minutes so he can try to address some of the backlash that it caused.
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