('27892',' the cut DVD is in  a black case.'),
('27893',' The version for Finnish theatrical and video release was heavily censored.  The actual impact of most bullets was not shown. All fights involving knives  were either heavily edited or removed entirely. Most notably: the scene in  which a man is cut across his leg, then stabbed under his arm, was removed,  along with that of a man being shoved into a bandsaw; the scene where Ryback  rips out a mans larynx was cut out; the fight at the end between Ryback and  Strannix did not show the eye gouge sequence nor did it show the head  stabbing. The scene involving nudity was also cut.'),
('27894',' An R2 Uncut Version has been released in Germany.'),
('27895',' The UK video version has been cut by 2m 01s for "pervasive and gloating"  violence.'),
('27896',' German retail video and TV version were cut for violence to avoid a "Not  under 18" rating.'),
('27897',' The US Region 1 DVD, amongst others, restores the violence/knife play missing  from the UK edition, but it is rumoured there is still some footage that  apparently is missing due to MPAA interference.'),
('27898',' Export version contained hard core scenes, in which Teresa Wood (qv) is  said to have taken full part.'),
('27899',' Re'),
('27900','issued as a three'),
('27901','reeler by Biograph in October 1916.'),
('27902',' Shown on TV as a three'),
('27903','part mini'),
('27904','series, including about 30 minutes of  additional footage. (FST/TV1, 1999)'),
('27905',' For the UK DVD release Universal chose to cut 14 sec. from the outtakes (two  uses of very strong language) to keep the "12" rating. An uncut "15" was  available.'),
('27906',' Unrated version contains a steamier scene between Athena Massey, another  woman, and a man.'),
('27907',' There is a 300 minutes version of this film produced for television.'),
('27908',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('27909','rated and unrated versions.'),
('27910',' The "Unrated Extended Cut" contains 12 minutes of additional footage and 11  minutes of replacement footage.'),
('27911',' Rereleased in 1991 with added scene.'),
('27912',' The German language version is 102 minutes (98 minutes on PAL video).  Some  scenes are longer and some scenes in the German version are completely  missing in the English/international version. The German version has score by  Klaus Doldinger only, no score by Giorgio Moroder and no song by Limahl. The  opening credits in the German version are only white text on black  background.'),
('27913',' Detailed differences between the German (97 minutes, PAL) and the  US/International version (90 minutes, PAL): '),
('27914',' Title sequence: The German version has white text on black background and   the original title music by Klaus Doldinger, which is a bit gloomy to   represent Bastians dream about his mom that hes waking up from in the   first scene, the music then continues playing in the background till the   breakfast scene. The US version instead has the text placed on a colourful   artificial clouds scenario and the "NeverEnding Story" pop song by Giorgio   Moroder, performed by Limahl. '),
('27915',' When Bastian woke up and closed the book, the US version right cuts to the   breakfast scene, but the German version shows 48 seconds more footage:   Bastian puts the book away, turns around to switch the lamp off, he then   swings over to sit down on the edge of the bed for a little while and looks   sad. His dad comes down the stairs, enters the kitchen, looks in a mirror   and opens the refrigerator door. '),
('27916',' At the end of the breakfast scene when they finished talking and Bastians   dad leaves, the German version shows 14 seconds more footage: Bastian still   looks sad and thoughtful, he slowly butters his bread and holds his head   with the other hand, plus we hear the sound of dads car driving away in the   background. '),
('27917',' Koreanders book store, alternative close'),
('27918','up shots of the book: Once the   cover has the title "Die Unendliche Geschichte" for the German version and   once it has the title "The NeverEnding Story" for the US version. '),
('27919',' Koreanders phone call is slightly longer in the German version (alternative   take as it is part of the following notepad shot), but the US version has a   short additional insert of Bastian: He hastily grabs the book and runs away   with it (just under 1 second). '),
('27920',' Bastian leaves a message for Koreander on the notepad, alternative   close'),
('27921','ups: Once the note says "Nicht Böse sein. Ich brings bald zurück" for   the German version and once it says "Dont Worry, Ill return Your Book" for   the US version. '),
('27922',' When Bastian enters the schools attic, the German version has more footage   at the beginning: He comes in, walks down the stairs and looks around for a   bit (19 seconds) longer. '),
('27923',' In the US version theres a little bit of synthesizer music by Moroder when   we first see the Racing Snail, in the German version is no music there (also   some other scenes in the movie that are originally quiet were filled with   music for the US version, either with additional music by Moroder or with   pieces from Doldingers music that were taken from other scenes). '),
('27924',' The Nothing approaches and Rockbiter looks worried, trees hit out in   direction of the camera and in the US version Rockbiter just drives away   with his bike then (7 seconds, probably taken from the material that showed   Rockbiter arriving before). The German version doesnt show him driving   away, but has a different and longer scene following here: Bastian jumps up   in fright after the trees hit out, then the schools caretaker enters the   attic and carries a bunch of teaching material, the man stumbles, falls and   complains. Bastian hides until the caretaker leaves the attic, jumps on his   mattress and continues reading the book then (1 minute, 5 seconds). '),
('27925',' Different music for the presentation of the Ivory Tower: The German version   has a majestic and gentle theme by Doldinger featuring an orchestra (mainly   strings, plus choir, trumpet and harp), the US version has a powerful   synthesizer pop theme by Moroder instead. Also in several other scenes in   the US version of the movie Doldingers great original orchestral music was   replaced with new electronic sounds (similar to what was done to Jerry   Goldsmiths work in Ridley Scotts movie "Legend" back then). '),
('27926',' During Cairons speech on the terrace of the Ivory Tower: The US version has   extra inserts with shots of some of the bizarre people of Phantasia. The   German version of that scene has the same running time but one shot less of   the people with the huge heads, no shot of the guy with the elephant head,   no shots of the people with three/two faces, and shows more of Cairon and   Night Hobs reaction instead. '),
('27927',' When Atreyu leaves the Ivory Tower, the following scenes that show him   riding through several landscapes of Phantasia were differently edited: The   US version has some sequences placed in a different order and combines them,   with the first appearance of Gmork placed at the end, and then cuts to the   scene with Atreyu and Artax resting. The German version shows the ride in   stages, interrupted in the middle by the Gmork appearance and slowly fades   over to the resting scene at the end. '),
('27928',' The US version jumps to another music right when Atreyu received the Auryn   and starts his quest (still Doldinger music, but taken from a theme composed   for an other scene), after the different editing mentioned above the   original music was too short and so a similar longer track was needed. There   are also a few more scenes during the movie where the Doldinger music was   moved to other places where it didnt appear originally. '),
('27929',' Artax sinks into the swamp, Atreyu desperately screams and tries to rescue   his horse, without success. The German version slowly fades to the next   scene and is about 3 seconds longer here than the US version (which fades   out a little earlier and to black instead). '),
('27930',' In the German version the scene of Artax death and the following scene of   Atreyu sitting in the swamp crying has very sad and powerful orchestral   music by Klaus Doldinger (strings, panpipes), for the US version it was   replaced with simple synthesizer music by Giorgio Moroder. '),
('27931',' Falkor approaches the swamp and saves Atreyu from the Gmork, the German   version has the more thrilling Doldinger music and shows one more shot of   the Gmork (about 2 seconds) at the end who looks angry because he missed   Atreyu. '),
('27932',' When Bastian throws the book away in a corner of the attic: Alternative   shots of the book again, once with the German and once with the English   title. Plus alternative takes for the German and US version of him picking   up the book from the floor. '),
('27933',' Atreyus flight on Falkor: In the German version the scene is 19 seconds   longer, because the US version has removed two shots (approaching the lake   in the mountains plus the following frontal shot of Atreyu on Falkor) and   has changed some of the slow fade'),
('27934','overs to simple cuts to make it even   shorter. '),
('27935',' Before Falkor dives into the sea to pick up the Auryn from the bottom: The   US version has a short extra insert (about 4 seconds) that shows some kind   of a sparkling point of light in the blue sea (or sky?). '),
('27936',' Atreyu back on Falkor, when they ask Auryn to guide them the way to the   Ivory Tower it starts glowing: Here the US version jumps from the Doldinger   music to Moroders Ivory Tower theme, while in the German version the   original music continues to play and leads to Doldingers second Ivory Tower   theme then. '),
('27937',' On the attic, when the Childlike Empress tries to get Bastian to speak out   her name: Hes in doubt if its really him who could save Phantasia, the   German version shows 4 seconds more footage of him where he actually asks if   he had the power to do so. '),
('27938',' After the windows on the attic burst open, the German version has 12 seconds   more footage: Bastian is scared and hides under the blanket, a shot of the   attic from a distance of him laying on the mattress and a close shot of him   looking out from under the blanket. Plus an additional line for the   Childlike Empress, she wonders whether he dares to save them and moans "Help   us!". '),
('27939',' The Nothing is about to destroy even the Ivory Tower and the terrace already   falls apart: The German version shows that in eight shots and an 4 seconds   extra line for Bastian who says he wish he could do it (helping them), plus   one shot of the Childlike Empress who briefly looks up to the left corner   after a bang that scared her. The US version shows only four of the eight   shots of the terrace falling apart. '),
('27940',' End Credits sequence: The German version ends with two of Doldingers   themes, the US version ends with the Limahl song.'),
('27941',' DVD contains 11 deleted scenes including  alternate ending. In the alternate  ending Richard Gere goes to the police station to confess to everything. The  original ending left it for the viewer to decide. There is an extended scene  shown in the trailer where richard gere is talking to the detective about  finding out about his wife. The detective asks "What if i told you i found  nothing?" Gere then says "I want answers and i want the truth" this actual  scene is in the movie, but is cut shorter. This scene is NOT in the deleted  scenes section of the dvd.'),
('27942',' Redux Version (duration: 7:00 min)'),
('27943',' This film was also released in a silent version.'),
('27944',' Turner Classic Movies showed an 86'),
('27945','minute version with a music and sound  effects that was recorded in the 1970s by MGM from a stock music library for  syndication. The tints for this edition are incorrect.'),
('27946',' An alternate ending was shot but never released.  Closer to the original  silent version, it has Echo telling Rosie to go to Hector at the carnival  after he makes a full confession in the court.'),
('27947',' The international english dubbed version is cut down to 89 minutes from the  french 122 minute original, and has a completely different soundtrack.'),
('27948',' The Australian theatrical release of the film was heavily cut to receive and  M rating. Gone were the head'),
('27949','shots to Vietnamese villagers, Scott getting the  knife in the gut by Luc, the diner fight was heavily trimmed, a scientist  getting impaled on a needle, the supermarket shootout and Dolphs demise on  the farm machinery. All of these cuts were restored to an R rated video and  later, an MA DVD release.'),
('27950',' German video retail version was heavily cut to receive a "Not under 16"  rating. This version also aired on television. DVD (FSK 18) version is uncut.'),
('27951',' The Norwegian VHS omits the part where Sgt Andrew Scott is cut to little  pieces and spit into the air. The part where Luc Deveraux answers "Around",  when the girl asks him where Scott is, is not cut though; and thus makes no  sense.'),
('27952',' The UK cinema version was cut by 1 second to obtain an 18 certificate. Video  and DVD versions were cut by 12 secs to remove a back break and an ear clap.'),
('27953',' The German version was cut for violence to secure a Not under 16 rating.   This version was released on video, the video sleeve carries the note  "Original Cinema version". The uncut version has been released to video shops  and DVD and is rated Not under 18.'),
('27954',' The norwegian video'),
('27955','version is rated 15 and is uncut.'),
('27956',' Video version runs 126 minutes.'),
('27957',' The Turner library print has a commissioned score by the Alloy Orchestra and  runs 49 minutes.'),
('27958',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('27959',' The game was ported to XBox with the multiplayer mode pre'),
('27960','installed. A bigger  change, however, is on the ship. In the PC version, you would walk around the  ship and talk to your crew members. On the XBox version, it cut out the  walking around and just forces you into the conversations.'),
('27961',' Presented on French television in a 6 hours version quite clearer then the  shortened American release. Richard Bohringer and Fanny Ardants characters,  for example, are better developed.'),
('27962',' The 1983 Vestron Video release deletes scenes that were even approved for the  small'),
('27963','scale American release, including Richard Bohringers boxing match, a  scene on the train'),
('27964','ride with Evelyn Bouix, Robert Hossein, Jacques Villeret  and Francis Huster...among others The Image DVD release restores these  scenes. However, the 6'),
('27965','hour miniseries awaits a DVD release.'),
('27966',' In the past, TCM has shown a version with Overture and Exit Music that ran  135 minutes. It also had a slightly different aspect ratio.'),
('27967',' The video version omits several longer bridges between stories involving a  radio disc jockey voiced by Colin Cheverie.'),
('27968',' The scene where Anthony comments that "Weve broken one law so far on this  trip" zooming up on Steves speedometer was added for the Limited Directors  Edition DVD release.'),
('27969',' The Limited Directors Edition DVD (a rare edition with each individual DVD  produced by the director himself) was released on April 27, 2006. Each DVD  was individually autographed by Anthony Spadaccini, James Schaeffer, Steve  Brown, and Benjamin P. Ablao, Jr. Only 100 copies were produced. This edition  is no longer available.'),
('27970',' The special extended version shown at the 2006 Newark Film Festival replaced  the original New Age soundtrack with a brand new score, composed by Mario  Brian De Santis.'),
('27971',' A special extended cut of the film was shown at the 2006 Newark Film  Festival. Nine minutes of additional footage was added for this version.'),
('27972',' A humorous reference to Jims choice of career (funeral director) was removed  for the Limited Directors Edition DVD release. It was reinstated in the  special extended version shown at the 2006 Newark Film Festival.'),
('27973',' A shot of a police cars lights flashing at the end of the film was added for  the Limited Directors Edition DVD release.'),
('27974',' SPOILER ALERT: A brief shot of Bobbys bloody corpse (which reveals the way  he really died) was added to the extended version shown at the 2006 Newark  Film Festival.'),
('27975',' MGM also released this movie in a silent version with film length of 1,630 m.'),
('27976',' German TV version features ca. 22 minutes of additional footage.'),
('27977',' The film was banned in West Germany from 1951'),
('27978','1956. In 1956 a censored  version was released. The film was shown uncut for the first time in 1971 on  TV.'),
('27979',' In Belgium the first release in the theathers ommited the scene where Al  Capone hits one of his henchmen with a base'),
('27980','ball bat.  Two weeks after its  release the scene was restored. Cinemas announced this to be the uncensored  version.'),
('27981',' A version on this "Unusual Occupations" only has the children in a type of  fashion show at Gail Patricks place. This version runs 6 minutes and would  seem to either be edited into or edited from the 11 minute version containing  scenes of daisys and 3D seaweed art.'),
('27982',' Region 1 DVD is full frame and 95 minutes long Original version is  wide'),
('27983','screen and 112 minutes'),
('27984',' The German version was cut to 91 minutes and calls the main characters Django  and Conchita.'),
('27985',' The film was originally presented by Mad Magazine and included scenes  featuring a live'),
('27986','action version of Mads character Alfred E. Neuman.  Mad  publisher William M. Gaines was however so disappointed with the movie that  he later paid $30,000 to Warner Home Video to have them remove all the scenes  featuring Neuman and all references to the magazine from the video release of  the film. Reportedly, Warner later refunded the money after it was discovered  that copies of the video distributed outside the USA didnt include the  required cuts.'),
('27987',' The 2006 DVD release now has all references to Mad Magazine restored. The  title is also been restored due to the fact that Mad is part of DC Comics.  The unaltered version was shown on the Spanish TV network, Telefutura  occasionally.'),
('27988',' Ron Leibmans credit was present in the theatrical release; it was removed at  his instigation for home video / cable versions.'),
('27989',' When submitted for a rating from the BBFC in 1980, the movie was cut for an  "X" rating. When submitted for a rating in 1998 by Allied Troma the movie  (presumably the uncut version) had 1m 39s cut in order to receive an "18"  rating. The 1999 video from Polygram also features these cuts. As of 2005,  all previous cuts were waived and the Arrow Film video is uncut.'),
('27990',' German version is cut for violence.'),
('27991',' R1 DVD runs 17715" (NTSC), but European releases only 15228" (PAL) (a  difference of almost 1826" allowing for the different frame rates).'),
('27992',' Dubbed Tamil version includes new lyrics.'),
('27993',' The version shown on USA cuts violence to a bare minimum. All violence is  shown very quickly (all sound effects of someone getting killed have been  taken out) and any shots of a dead body have been trimmed to shown only a  flash of what the body looks like.'),
('27994',' German cinema version was edited for violence and gore to secure a "Not under  16" rating.'),
('27995',' A scene showing the Fencing Man behind Simon was seen in the trailer, not in  theatrical release.'),
('27996',' The DVD edition of the movie has 7 deleted scenes: '),
('27997',' One shows some characters (Amy, Vanessa, Sandra, Travis, Graham, Toby and   Stan) discussing after being in the convention of the film school. '),
('27998',' Other shows Amy writing the script of the movie (theres 2 parts) '),
('27999',' Other shows Sandra saying "Goodbye" to Amy, minutes after finishing the   first day of the shooting of Amys film. '),
('28000',' An "alternate"'),
('28001','expanded scene of Amy and Trevor talking about the killers   attack in the Tunnel Of Terror. '),
('28002',' An alternate ending showing Amy and Trevor holding after wrapping the   filming of Amys movie.'),
('28003',' The 94 minute theatrical version widely released in America by Filmways  Pictures omits 10 songs and artists that appear in the 124 minute version  released to U.S. home video. The selections missing from most theatrical  prints are: '),
('28004',' John Cooper Clarke '),
('28005',' "Health Fanatic" '),
('28006',' Chelsea '),
('28007',' "Im on Fire" '),
('28008',' Athletico Spizz 80 '),
('28009',' "Wheres Captain Kirk?" '),
('28010',' Magazine '),
('28011',' "Model Worker" '),
('28012',' The Members '),
('28013',' "Offshore Banking Business" '),
('28014',' Invisible Sex '),
('28015',' "Valium" '),
('28016',' Pere Ubu '),
('28017',' "Birdies" '),
('28018',' John Otway '),
('28019',' "Cheryls Going Home" '),
('28020',' Skafish '),
('28021',' "Sign of the Cross" '),
('28022',' Splodgeness Abounds '),
('28023',' "Two Little Boys"'),
('28024',' Some video prints are heavily cut; 5 to 20 minutes are missing in some  versions.'),
('28025',' In the original LD release, many early scenes were cut out: '),
('28026',' 1. Mendous wedding invitation scene, which lied between the prologue and   the opening credits. '),
('28027',' 2. Ataru rides Elle spaceships escalator up to the Captain, Lum tries to   zap him, but hes protected by a shield. '),
('28028',' 3. The first time Ataru runs down the Elle spaceships escalator to get away   from Babara. '),
('28029',' 5. Lums brief conversation with Ataru as he rides the escalator back down   to the clock tower. '),
('28030',' 6. Lum moping through town and eventually encountering Benten. '),
('28031',' 7. Bentens intergalactic phone call at the beef'),
('28032','bowl shop and the arrival   of Rei.'),
('28033',' There was an additional dream sequence that is missing in all versions  subsequent to the original Japanese theatrical release. It is set in a grim  future world where Ataru is an elderly homeless man. Unlike the other dreams,  this one is played seriously. The missing sequence supposedly occurs after  the one where Ataru gets hit on the head with a mallet by Mujaki, resulting  in an abrupt cut in the film.'),
('28034',' The US dub of the film changes Tens gender to a girl. This is shown in  Mendos dialogue "we can exclude Ten and her pet piglet" instead of "his pet  piglet".'),
('28035',' Early DVD/VHS versions of the movie in the US omitted the very last part of  the ending sequence, where the camera pulls away from Tomobiki slowly,  replacing it with the DVD and dub credits. The new 2004 pressing restores the  short sequence.'),
('28036',' The Australian television version left the line'),
('28037','up scene unedited for  language. However, all other scenes with strong language, such as McManuss  call for payback at the discovery of Finsters body, were shortened or  removed.'),
('28038',' When Redfoot hits McMannus with his cigarette, there is a reaction shot of  Verbal looking surprised and scared. In the Special Edition it is changed to  a reaction shot of Fenster.'),
('28039',' One musical number has been cut from the domestic (Indian) release, whereas  the international version is complete. The song is picturized on Rekha  (playing a lower caste courtesan) and Shekhar Suman (playing a high caste  Brahmin), where he drinks the water trickling down her neck. The scene was  cut after protests by the Brahmin religious zealots.'),
('28040',' Original New Zealand version runs 118 minutes; US version was cut to 105  minutes.'),
('28041',' The USA television version, retitled "The Emigrant Saga", consists of this  film plus its sequel, _Nybyggarna (1972)_ (qv), joined and re'),
('28042','edited together  in chronological order and dubbed in English.'),
('28043',' Also released as a four episode tv'),
('28044','version, 50min per episode: Episode 1 :  "Stenriket" (The stone kingdom) Episode 2 : "En bonde bockar för sista  gången" (A farmer bows for the last time) Episode 3 : "Ett skepp lastat med  drömmar" (A ship loaded with dreams) Episode 4 : "Landet som tog emot dem"  (The country that received them)'),
('28045',' Also shown in Finland as a television mini series in eight parts.'),
('28046',' The version released in the Soviet Union was cut by 12 minutes. The following  scenes were omitted: '),
('28047',' Bloody details, as Rychlinsky (Kwintos friend) falls out of the window '),
('28048',' The scene of the search of Dunczyk. Moks and Nuta first go to a theater,   than to a movie theater, which Dunczyk used to own. '),
('28049',' Dunczyk and Kwinto watch an erotic slide'),
('28050','show. '),
('28051',' Bloody details of Krempitschs (the killers) death. '),
('28052',' Longer conversation with Kwinto on the roof of Kramers bank. '),
('28053',' Longer conversation with Kwinto in the restaurant, where he explains why he   had to rob Kramers bank.'),
('28054',' Original French version is ca. 18 minutes longer than the US version.'),
('28055',' When originally released in theaters, the song "Im So Excited" by The  Pointer Sisters was present, but quickly withdrawn, having June Pointers  "Little Boy Sweet" replace it; hence why it does not appear on the  soundtrack. Mistakenly, the song is credited (as should be) but not featured  in the film on VHS or DVD, just when shown on TV. "Summer Hearts" by  Nicolette Larson was apart of the original ending to the film, and only  remains on the soundtrack.'),
('28056',' The TV version includes some alternate lines, including: '),
('28057',' The man they ask directions from responds with "Who do I look like,   Christopher Columbo?" instead of his R'),
('28058','rated response. '),
('28059',' Eddies daughter credits her science teacher, not her father, with saying   shes the best at french kissing. '),
('28060',' When they lose the small suitcase while driving, in the movie version, Clark   says the only thing that cant be replaced that was lost is Ellens   diaphragm, which is changed to birth control pills for the edited version.'),
('28061',' Nearly every version of this film released on home video and seen on TV has a  familiar scene altered and shortened:  when Ellen is finished with her shower  and lies down on the bed to talk with Clark, it is possible to see her  underwear for a split'),
('28062','second.  The 1984 VHS release, and only this release,  contains that same scene except much more of her underwear and legs can be  seen.  Also the scene is just slightly longer.  Copies from 1986 and 1999  have a significant portion of the bottom of the screen missing.'),
('28063',' Some prints play different music during Christie Brinkleys scenes.'),
('28064',' When aired on Comedy Central, Clarks insult for Cousin Normy was changed  from "jackoff" to "horses ass". And some of Clarks goofy prayer for Aunt  Edna was edited inexplicably.'),
('28065',' When aired on Comedy Central, these scenes were deleted and/or altered. '),
('28066',' When Clark asks a pimp for directions and he tells Clark a dirty response   was cut. '),
('28067',' Clark and Ellens conversation in the car about what they did during a trip   to Florida in college was cut and just lead to Clark saying "the damn   wheels all screwed up". '),
('28068',' Ellen coming out of the shower now shows her buttoning up her shirt where in   the video release, her breasts were visible, but not here. '),
('28069',' The scene where Dale shows Rusty his stack of nudie books "this high" was   cut, as was the scene where Vickie showed Audrey her shoe box of weed,   including the part where Vickie gives Audrey a few joints before letting her   in the Truckster. '),
('28070',' After Clark forgot to untie Dinky from the bumper and the cop found out, his   response of "explain this you son of a bitch" was changed to "explain this   you sedistic bum". '),
('28071',' The scene where Clark and the family pull into a cafe that delivers food to   the car and Clark takes the tray, hits it against the window and drops it   onto the pavement was cut. '),
('28072',' When Clark trots through the desert, the watchers comment of "what an   asshole" was changed to "what an airhead". '),
('28073',' Clarks speech of the trip to Walley World was now a quest was altered to   remove the words fuck and assholes and shit. '),
('28074',' The scene where they have just left Chicago and Clark sings "Swing Low,   Sweet Chariot" was cut and just lead to the scene at the gas station where   Clark tried to find the gas tank. '),
('28075',' And the original song that plays whenever Christine Brinkley drove by was   changed to "Im so excited" in all encounters, except when the family is   eating at a picnic and Clark spots her at a truck stop. '),
('28076',' When aired on Fox Family, all profanities including hell and damn were   removed and some scenes not in the above version were still intact and some   were intact but altered.'),
('28077',' In the 2003 DVD, "Im So Excited" by The Pointer Sisters has been taken out  from the scenes where The Girl In The Ferrari is driving alongside Clark.  Instead, "Little Boy Sweet" (which was originally in one scene of the film)  replaces "Im So Excited".'),
('28078',' UK version was edited for language (one strong expletive) to secure a PG  rating. An uncut 12 was available.'),
('28079',' This film was also released as a silent, for theatres not yet equipped for  sound and for overseas markets that were not receptive to musicals.'),
('28080',' According to director Jamie Blanks a lot of the violent scenes were trimmed  down.  This was not done to satisfy the MPAA (the original cut was rated  "R").  Instead Warner Bros. thought that due to the political climate the  amount of violence as shown in the original version was not tolerable at the  time.'),
('28081',' There is a scene in a TV spot where Kate and Adam are in the bar and she  says: "why am i surrounded by all this craziness"; then Adam says "its  Valentines day people get lonely and start acting strange"; then she says  "youre not acting strange".'),
('28082',' A scene where Dorothy is attacked by the killer and dressed as the Cherub was  cut.'),
('28083',' Shelleys death was trimmed heavily. Originally, her neck actually split open  and spewed blood. Now it is only implied. Ruthies death originally contained  blood flowing out into the shape of a heart. This was digitally "cleaned up"  later on to decrease impact.'),
('28084',' The death of Kates neighbor Gary, was trimmed. He was originally hit with  the iron 11 times, instead of the 2 shown in the film.'),
('28085',' Dorothys stepmother, Kim Wheeler (Benita Ha), is murdered by the cherub.  After Paige is electrocuted in the jacuzzi, her skin begins to melt.'),
('28086',' Deleted scene: After Kate finds the mask in the elevator, and talks to Gary,  she goes back inside her apartment. Then, she looks inside her closet and  realizes that most of her outfits are missing.'),
('28087',' Another deleted scene was right after Shellys funeral. All the girls are on  top of a building having drinks and talking about their childhood with  Shelly.'),
('28088',' Even though the US/Canadian release has translation that is faithful to the  original version; however, some of the characters names were changed in the  North American version. For example: '),
('28089',' Frey in the Japanese version is the goddess in the green outfit while Freya   is the goddess in the mahogany clothing. In the North American version, the   names are reversed. '),
('28090',' Aryuze is also known as Arngrim. '),
('28091',' Princess Shirad is also known as Princess Jelanda. '),
('28092',' Rory is also known as Llewelyn. '),
('28093',' Aimee is also known as Aelia. '),
('28094',' Jake Linnas is also known as Janus. '),
('28095',' Yumeiru is also known as Yumei. '),
('28096',' Rezard is re'),
('28097','translated to Lezard. '),
('28098',' Rolenta is re'),
('28099','translated to Lorenta. '),
('28100',' Meltina is also known as Mystina. '),
('28101',' Gannos is also known as Gandahr. '),
('28102',' Lucio is re'),
('28103','translate to Lucian. '),
('28104',' Jewel is also known as Jayle (However, in both versions, her birth name is   Leticia). '),
('28105',' Badluck is re'),
('28106','translated to Badrach. '),
('28107',' Rofa is re'),
('28108','translated to Lawfer. '),
('28109',' Bramms is re'),
('28110','translated to Brahms '),
('28111',' Belinas is also known as Belenus. '),
('28112',' Sohou is also known as Suo. '),
('28113',' J.D. Warris is also known as Genevive.'),
('28114',' In the Japanese version, the character Badluck (Badrach in US versions)  originally smoked marijuana. One of his attacks was dumping ash on the enemy  and throw the lit marijuana butt on the enemy. This was changed due to the  fact that Marijuana is illegal in the USA.'),
('28115',' Originally, Men At Works "Who Can It Be Now?" was played during the scene  where Randy climbs into the upstairs bathroom through the window and hides in  the shower, hoping that Julie will eventually come into the bathroom. In the  Special Edition DVD, "Shelleys Boyfriend" by Bonnie Hayes and the Wild Combo  continues playing from the previous scene, replacing the Men At Work tune.'),
('28116',' Many local TV stations delete the scene in which Gwangi, the allosaur, kills  a circus elephant, claiming the scene depicts cruelty to animals.'),
('28117',' Filmed simultaneously with German language version "Königswalzer"'),
('28118',' Filmed simultaneously in German language version Hoheit tanzt Walzer (1935)  and Czech language version Tanecek panny Márinky (1935) all with different  casts.'),
('28119',' Despite being already rated "18" the german version is heavily cut, removing  the following scenes: '),
('28120',' The rape of "Ursula" and the fight/chase sequence with the locals   afterwards. '),
('28121',' The fight with the vigilantes after meeting Marie'),
('28122','Ange. '),
('28123',' Between geting a new car from the mechanic and looking for a doctor theres   a sequence missing when Marie'),
('28124','Ange has sex with the mechanic. '),
('28125',' Hitting and driving over the store detective. '),
('28126',' The theft of two bikes from a farmhouse. '),
('28127',' Jean'),
('28128','Claude having sex with Pierrot just before leaving the beach house   (This is later refered to by Pierrot when he says: "You surprised me, you   bastard!") '),
('28129',' A longer sexscene between Jeanne, Jean'),
('28130','Claude and Pierrot after she starts   to get down on Pierrot. '),
('28131',' Inbetween cuts of Marie'),
('28132','Ange being "educated" by Jaques, while Jean'),
('28133','Claude   and Pierrot wait and fish outside the farmhouse. '),
('28134',' Jaquline beeing "educated" by Jean'),
('28135','Claude, Pierrot and Marie'),
('28136','Ange.'),
('28137',' Some of these scenes have been partially restored to the TV'),
('28138','Version run by  WDR in late 1999.'),
('28139',' An English dubbed version of this film was sold to television.'),
('28140',' UK censor Stephen Murphy requested many cuts to the film though Hammer  succeeded in shortening his original demands. Edits however were made to the  whipping scene, a dagger in the face, the forest attack by the panther, and  footage of the mutilated remains of the family. The 2002 Carlton DVD issue is  the longest available version and restores all previously cut footage.'),
('28141',' The original UK cinema (and video) versions were cut by the BBFC to remove a  brief 1 sec full'),
('28142','frontal nude shot, and to edit a staking and the opening  decapitation scene. The cuts were waived for the 2002 ILC DVD release, though  the nude shot was unavailable to restore at the time. It has since been  rediscovered and fully restored for the U.S MGM release.'),
('28143',' The film was cut for its R rating and the old Embassy videos reflect this  edit. MGM restored most of the footage for its 1999 VHS release, except for  part of the opening decapitation and some nudity in the bathing scene. The  nudity was found and added in to the 2003 DVD release, which now presents the  film complete save those missing frames in the opening beheading. The UK DVD  contains MGMs first restoration that was on VHS in the USA. The R1 MGM DVD  contains the more complete edition.'),
('28144',' There was some alterings in the game when it got translated from Japanese to  English. The blood was turned into a "white" liquid and the sight of Morrigan  in a transparent robe & thong & her nipples were not showing during Lillith  Aenslands ending. And there was some inexplicable name changes such as  Lei'),
('28145','lei=Hsien'),
('28146','Ko, Zabel Zabrock=Lord Raptor.'),
('28147',' The opening cut scene, showing the execution, is a random element and never  plays the same twice. Different vampire characters are seen in the audience  (alongside the major characters), and sometimes the beheading will actually  be shown, while other times a closeup of Velvet Velour looking away is shown  instead.'),
('28148',' In the European version, the Sheriff in the opening execution cut'),
('28149','scene keeps  his sword suspended above the head of the players sire rather than bringing  it down to behead him/her. This is because the camera usually doesnt cut  away quick enough before the sword beheads the sire, and it was thought that  an actual decapitation scene would not pass the German ratings board.'),
('28150',' Due to law regulations, sale restrictions apply to the uncut version (rated  "Not under 18") of the film. Therefore German video distributor VCL also  released a cut version (rated "Not under 16") which misses 3 minutes and can  be bought everywhere.'),
('28151',' Screenwriter Dan Mazur (I) (qv)s name appears only on European prints. The  film was released in Europe first, with Mazurs name in the credits, but was  removed before the USA premiere.'),
('28152',' Original Italian version is 90 minues long. US distributor re'),
('28153','edited the  film, inserting new footage starring Al Lewis and Ronny & Joy Holliday),  shortened it to 70 minutes and released it as  _Devils Commandment (1956)_ (qv).'),
('28154',' The UK cinema version was heavily cut by around 3 minutes by the BBFC and the  1989 video release was cut by 26 secs. Scenes cut include most of the more  explicit coupling between Fran and Miriam and the (very bloody) death of  Rupert including blood being licked from his body. The film has been fully  restored on the 2003 UK Anchor Bay wide'),
('28155','screen DVD release.'),
('28156',' The original UK cinema version was heavily cut by around 3 minutes by the  BBFC and the 1989 video was pre'),
('28157','cut but lost a further 26 secs with edits to  a lesbian sex scene and shots of blood being licked off a mans body. The  cuts were fully waived for the 2003 UK Anchor Bay DVD.'),
('28158',' Although the recent Anchor Bay release claims to be "uncut and uncensored",  it is actually missing about 29 seconds of gore and violent footage during  the murders of the two campers. There are a total of 5 separate cuts during  this sequence which make up the missing 29 seconds. All the nudity and sex  scenes in the film, however, remain intact.'),
('28159',' The DVD release from Blue Underground is the completely uncut version,  containing the gore that was missing from the Anchor Bay DVD.'),
('28160',' The following are the 5 shots which were cut from the Anchor Bay release: '),
('28161',' A shot of Johns hands covered in blood as Fran and Miriam attack him in his   car, and Fran pulling his head back and biting his neck. '),
('28162',' A close'),
('28163','up of Fran, her mouth dripping with blood, as they continue to hold   John down, then a view from the front of car as Johns head is rocked from   side to side, his neck now covered in blood. The camera then pans around to   the side window of car and zooms in as the vampires feed. '),
('28164',' A shot of Miriam holding Harriets hands behind her back, lifting her head   up as Fran approaches with a knife. '),
('28165',' A further shot of Harriet screaming hysterically as she is held crouched on   the ground. '),
('28166',' A shot where the camera zooms in on Harriets face, her mouth dripping with   blood, before Fran swings the knife at her.'),
('28167',' The old Magnum Entertainment release contains the above cuts which were  removed from the Anchor Bay version. However, the Magnum version is still  about a minute shorter than the Anchor Bay release due to some editing during  the following sequences: '),
('28168',' The opening title sequence is different on the Magnum version. The original   piano music has been replaced by an electronic synthesizer score, and the   title sequence consists only of "Lee Hessel presents" and "Vampyres" in red   lettering with a stylized V in the shape of two demons. The Anchor Bay   version uses the original credits, with plain blue lettering for "Vampyres   (c) Essay Films Ltd MCMLXXIV" followed by all the cast and technical   credits. '),
('28169',' During the ending sequence, all shots of Ted being discovered in his car and   driving off have been removed (approx 55 seconds). The dialogue between the   estate agent and the elderly couple has been moved to cover up these cuts. '),
('28170',' Several lines of dialogue between the estate agent and the elderly couple   have been removed altogether (from the agent saying "the ghosts of the those   two poor women..." onwards). '),
('28171',' After the end cast credits have scrolled up the screen, the Magnum version   inserts the technical credit sequence which was removed from the start, with   the original music again replaced by a synthesised score. The final credit   for the director seems to have been re'),
('28172','done in different lettering and a   darker blue. '),
('28173',' Finally, the Magnum version finishes with "(c) MCMLXXIV Essay Films Ltd. All   rights reserved" in white lettering on a black background. The Anchor Bay   version finishes with "The End. Made by Essay Films Ltd. 185 Great Portland   St., London W1, England" over the final shot with the house in the   background.'),
('28174',' Region 1 "unrated version" contains additional footage not shown in theaters.  The scene added back into the film is the gay students who audition to be  Vans assistant at the beginning.'),
('28175',' Two versions have been released on DVD in the USA: the theatrical R'),
('28176','rated cut  and an extended unrated version.  The unrated version features nearly four  minutes of bonus footage not seen in the theatrical release.'),
('28177',' For the version destined to the then very puritanical Spanish language  market, all sex and nudity (the whole point of the movie) was completely  removed, resulting in an incomprehensible mess.'),
('28178',' The 2007 DVD release features a colorized, English'),
('28179','dubbed version with a run  time of 91 minutes and an Italian'),
('28180','language black and white version running  136 minutes.'),
('28181',' A scene near the end of the film where David Aames shoots a gun in front of  the L.E. building is shown in one of the previews but not in the theatrical  version.'),
('28182',' Three parts from the quick montage at the end of the film suggest scenes cut  from the final film: two frames from a scene that was in "Abre Los Ojos"  (upon which "Vanilla Sky" was based) where David shoots a police officer in  front of the L.E. building, a frame of David and Sofia on a bed where Sofia  is wearing a bathrobe (she never wore a bathrobe in the film), and a frame  set in Davids company where David is a kid, sitting on a couch, and a man  (possibly Thomas Tipp) is talking to him).'),
('28183',' When first released in Brazil, the movie had some scenes cut, reducing the  running time to 99 minutes.'),
('28184',' UK prints run 107 minutes and feature an additional sequence with Charlotte  Rampling as a hitch'),
('28185','hiker.'),
('28186',' The DVD contains both the 98'),
('28187','minute U.S. version and the 105'),
('28188','minute U.K.  version.'),
('28189',' This movie was originally released in Japan in 1958 as Daikaijû Baran ("Giant  Monster Varan"). The American version has a heavily altered plot, tons of  additional footage featuring American actors, and most of Akira Ifukubes  music is replaced. All in all, Varan The Unbelievable features only about  fifteen minutes of footage (mostly shots of the monster) from the original  Japanese film.'),
('28190',' Although the George Pal Puppetoon sequence was originally presented in  Technicolor, most extant prints of "Variety Girl" now show this segment in  black'),
('28191','and'),
('28192','white.'),
('28193',' In the trailer there is a scene where Jules tells Mox "Theres only two  things to do around here. Sex and Football." This was not in the final  product'),
('28194',' In the Theatrical Trailer, when Lance Harbor goes up onto the platform to  give his speech, a teenage girl lifts up the rear end of her skirt to excuse  her bare rear end and asks Lance for his autograph.  He smiles.  This was  excluded from the Theatrical Release.'),
('28195',' The original UK version, also originally shown in US theaters with an R  rating, differs from the version used for the Nostalgia Merchant videotape  and pay'),
('28196','TV showings as follows: '),
('28197',' Tale 1: Full'),
('28198','motion scene of Daniel Massey hung upside down with a tap in   his neck, shuddering as the waiter pours glasses of blood and hands them   out. In the cut version, entire section replaced by a still frame of same. '),
('28199',' Tale 2: After Glynnis Johns hits Terry'),
('28200','Thomas on the head with a hammer,   blood spurts out, and he falls backward out of frame. The cut version   becomes a still frame when the hammer makes contact with the head. The   ending shows four shelves of her husbands body parts neatly preserved in   jars, including one labeled "Odds and Ends". The cut version shows only the   first two shelves. '),
('28201',' Tale 5: When the publisher gets his hands chopped off by the paper cutter,   the camera dollies in as he continues screaming, holding out his bleeding   stumps.'),
('28202',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut the original video and TV showings  of the film used the U.S print featuring the freeze frames as mentioned  above. The 2001 Vipco DVD release restores the original footage and is  accurately described as the Uncut Version.'),
('28203',' When reissued as "Tales From the Crypt, Part II" in 1974, the movie actually  suffered additional cuts to get a PG rating.  In Tale #2, the picture is  frozen as the hammer is in mid'),
('28204','air; in Tale #5, the publishers dismembered  hands are not shown at all.  This version was shown on TV for many years  until replaced by the slightly more complete version.'),
('28205',' The "VeggieTales Classics" version has new opening credits which include  clips from newer VeggieTales episodes.'),
('28206',' Originally produced in 1958 as 3 episodes of the series "Veil, The" (1958).'),
('28207',' A six'),
('28208','minute version screened at the 2005 Bloodshots Horror film festival.  The extended edition premiered in 2006, and was re'),
('28209','cut and re'),
('28210','mixed, with  additional scoring and digital effects. It runs 11 minutes.'),
('28211',' Seven minutes were cut for its US release.'),
('28212',' The 18'),
('28213','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 minute and 52 seconds by  the BBFC.'),
('28214',' The American version released by American International Pictures was  re'),
('28215','edited by producers James H. Nicholson and Samuel Z. Arkoff, as well as  replacing the original music score with a new Les Baxter score and some stop  motion animation of the dragon done by Jim Danforth and Wah Chang.'),
('28216',' Videos running time is 100 m. while original is 200 m.'),
('28217',' An alternate ending was shot where both girls escape the burning house, not  just one of them, and swear each other to secrecy.  Also, Jaimes murder is  edited out on most TV prints'),
('28218',' The original cut of the film was padded and extended by the American  distributors significantly upon its initial release, with over 17 minutes of  sex and nudity added. These include all of the scenes with the lesbians, the  hippies, and the blonde nymphomaniac. The film was then released in two  versions, the "hot" version that included the new scenes and the "cool"  version that did not. The cut of the film presented on the DVD produced by  Something Weird Video contains all of the additional scenes.'),
('28219',' Two versions of the film were shot: one a French'),
('28220','speaking version, the other  an English'),
('28221','speaking version.'),
('28222',' German Version features additional sex scenes shot by Polselli himself,  responding to a request by distributor Alois Brummer (qv).'),
('28223',' In 2006 a version running 85 minutes was shown theatrically in Germany,  restored by fans from material taken from several different 35mm prints. To  date, this is the most complete version known to exist, longer than the 60  minutes bootleg version available through certain sources in the USA and even  longer than the original Italian version.'),
('28224',' Video Screen video release (1982) includes several additional sex scenes too,  probably the same Brummers version for Germany, but its in English with  Dutch under'),
('28225','titles.'),
('28226',' Unrated video version contains numerous extended nude and sex scene which  were cut to avoid an "NC'),
('28227','17" rating.'),
('28228',' German rental version is cut for violence/gore to secure a "Not under 18"  rating. The Retail Special Edition DVD will be uncut.'),
('28229',' The standard German retail version is cut as well, containing the same cuts  as the rental version.'),
('28230',' US DVD is available in a cut R'),
('28231','rated version and an uncut unrated version.'),
('28232',' The director has created a version called "Ultimate Versus". This cut is  about ten minutes longer than the original and contains new scenes and CGI  effects.'),
('28233',' An addition to the ending was made for some European coutries due to certain  laws prohibiting a film from letting a "bad guy" get away at the end of a  film.  In the new ending, after Scottie looks down from the belltower (the  original ending) there is a shot of Midge sitting next to a radio listening  to reports of police tracking down Gavin Elster.  As Midge turns off the  radio the news flash also reports that 3 Berkeley students got caught  bringing a cow up the stairs of a campus building.  Scottie enters the room,  looks at Midge plainly, and then looks out a window.  Midge makes two drinks  and gives one to Scottie.  It ends with both of them looking out the window.   This ending can be found on the restoration laserdisc.'),
('28234',' An entirely new audio track was created for the 1996 re'),
('28235','release using modern  recordings and mixed in DTS surround sound. New elements not present in the  original film were added and several important details (such as creaky roof  tiles) were omitted. This is the version used on all subsequent theatrical  re'),
('28236','issues, home video releases and television broadcasts.'),
('28237',' In 2004 the film was resubmitted in its uncut form to the German ratings  board FSK and received a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('28238',' Three versions are available in Germany: One version for department stores  etc. This version lacks most of the violent parts and is rated "Not under  16". The other version, although rated "Not under 18", still misses two short  scenes of violence (Christian Slater (qv) getting hit by a rack, a bloody  saw lying in a bathtub). Last but not least the complete uncut version was  released after the re'),
('28239','rating in 2004 when it was given a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('28240',' Released direct to video in the UK, the film lost 23s of chainstick footage  at the behest of the British Board of Film Classification, who rarely allow  the on'),
('28241','screen depiction of these weapons.'),
('28242',' The 2003 DVD release re'),
('28243','instated the chainstick footage previously excised  from the 1997 VHS release.'),
('28244',' Some commercial TV prints eliminate the subplot concerning the mushrooms'),
('28245',' The UK cinema version was heavily cut by over 6 minutes by the BBFC to edit  scenes of violence and torture including Ramrods torture of Ginger with the  pimp stick (twisted wire coat'),
('28246','hangers) and shots of Princess being assaulted  and beaten. The 1987 Embassy video release was the pre'),
('28247','edited U.S TV version  which ran around 4 minutes shorter, removed most of the violent scenes, and  was dubbed to delete nearly all the profanity.'),
('28248',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('28249','rated and unrated versions.'),
('28250',' The film exist in two versions. The one from 1979 was made by the German  Producer who financed the production. This cut runs at 89 minutes. A 79  minutes Directors cut was finished by Widerberg in 1987.'),
('28251',' Some prints run 156 minutes.'),
('28252',' The 1998 VHS release from Warner brothers cuts out 60 minutes of footage.'),
('28253',' A sign reading BEAT THE JAP WITH SCRAP has been removed for showings on the  "Ink and Paint Club" series.'),
('28254',' Also deleted was a line of narration suggesting that spare concrete be dumped  over Tokyo and Berlin.'),
('28255',' The directors cut (available in the US on VHS and DVD) contains the  following additional footage: '),
('28256',' During the "Samurai Dreams" scene, a dildo, only partly shown in the "R"   rated version, is fully visible. '),
('28257',' The first shot of videodrome in Harlans workroom runs longer. '),
('28258',' The next scene in Harlans workroom shows a different, and more graphic take   of videodrome broadcast. '),
('28259',' The scene in which Max pierces Nickis ear has been extended. '),
('28260',' The shot of Max shooting his second partner is slightly longer. '),
('28261',' Barry Convexs death goes another shot.'),
('28262',' The original UK cinema release featured the U.S R'),
('28263','rated print. The initial  1987 UK video version was pre'),
('28264','edited by 3 minutes before submission and the  longer US R'),
('28265','rated version was released uncut on video in 1990 (this is the  currently available UK DVD version). The unrated U.S Directors Cut has  also been released on laserdisc in the UK, rated 18.'),
('28266',' Some TV prints of the film have an extended ending. While the original film  ends with James Woods holding a gun to his head, the TV version continues on  to show images of cast members as dialogue from the film is heard.'),
('28267',' Two versions of some scenes were filmed. Those scenes involving nudity were  also shot with the actresses dressed or the nudity hidden from view.'),
('28268',' Original US version was edited from its original NC'),
('28269','17 rating to be re'),
('28270','rated  R.  European version is uncut.'),
('28271',' The French'),
('28272','language sequences in the film, largely involving scenes in the  Pasture household during Fraziskas stay, were edited out of the American  release prints, leaving only the principal English'),
('28273','language material.'),
('28274',' Italian version is largely censored. It runs 98 minutes (more than 5 minutes  shorter than the original version).'),
('28275',' UK version was edited by 2 seconds to get a 18 rating for its theatrical  release. In 2003 these cuts were waived.'),
('28276',' The film was rejected for UK cinema by the BBFC in 1972. It was finally  released on video in 1993 by Redemption after extensive cuts of 6 minutes 55  secs to heavily edit graphic footage of sexual torture and rape in the cellar  scene.'),
('28277',' 15 seconds were cut prior to release from a flight attendant training scene  in which Mike Myers made a joke about what to do during a terrorist  situation.'),
('28278',' A deleted scene presented on the DVD shows Bond being bailed out of a Paris  jail by "M" following his taxi chase of May Day.  The scene shows Bond  collecting his personal effects, including the wristwatch with garrote wire  from "From Russia With Love", an ink pen filled with acid, and a cigarette  lighter thats a flame thrower.'),
('28279',' The BBFC requested cuts to the film in 1985 for cinema exhibition, and this  cut version was subsequently released on both video and DVD in the UK. Two  kicks to the crotch were removed, and the image of a nude woman in the  opening titles was altered to mask her nudity.'),
('28280',' The German theatrical version and subsequent VHS releases were slightly cut  to obtain a "Not under 12" rating. Among the cuts were a brief close'),
('28281','up of  the poisened butterfly at Aubergines neck, water mixing with blood in the  scene where a KGB agent is thrown into a pipeline and several shots showing  Zorin and Scarpine killing the mine workers. For its DVD release in 2001 the  film was resubmitted to the FSK which waived all previous cuts.'),
('28282',' In December 2003, the game was re'),
('28283','released in Japan under the name "Viewtiful  Joe Revival". This version contains an additional playing mode, called "Sweet  Mode", which is easier than all the modes in the original version.'),
('28284',' In late 2004, the game was ported to the PlayStation 2. This version contains  Dante from _Devil May Cry (2001) (VG)_ (qv) as an unlockable character.'),
('28285',' The version shown in Europe has a slightly different ending:  the radio in  Dr. Prescotts room can be heard. On it, British Prime Minister Nevil  Chamberlain is explaining that Hitler has refused to withdraw his troops from  Poland and therefore a state of war exists between Germany and Great Britain.  The American version has no such radio message in it and a shot of Anne Lee  and Dr. Prescott reacting to the news is missing.'),
('28286',' Some of the more violent moments in this movie was cut down by the  distributor in Norway to get a 16 rating. Video rental version is uncut with  an 18 rating.'),
('28287',' In the Estonian version the songs are performed by folk singer Peeter Tooma  (with guitar and vocal ensemble); in the Russian version the songs are  performed by opera singer Georg Ots (with symphony orchestra).'),
('28288',' 2002 Digitaly corrected version.'),
('28289',' In many TV broadcasts, two bits seem to be missing from the final battle  scene. One of these is a close'),
('28290','up of an arrow hitting a man in the neck and  the other is of Eric (Tony Curtis) running through a passage and stabbing an  enemy.'),
('28291',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28292',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('28293',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28294',' The VCL tape from the UK is cut. The Movie Video release from Germany is  uncut. The Film Service Holland video is uncut.'),
('28295',' The Canadian CIC Video was released in two versions. The Ontario version runs  73min, whilst the non'),
('28296','Ontario tape runs 79min.'),
('28297',' The film was banned in Australian in 1985. It was passed with an R18+ after  being cut from 85min to 82min.'),
('28298',' The UK video and DVD release was cut by 30 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('28299',' The release from Manga, in the US and UK, was edited to remove the more  offensive scenes of rape, cannibalism, violence and so on; this is in  addition to the cuts made to the film by the BBFC for its UK release. Right  Stuf sub'),
('28300','licensed it and released it uncut under their Critical Mass label.'),
('28301',' The UK video and DVD release, by Manga, is cut by 25 seconds.'),
('28302',' The release from Manga, in the US and UK, was edited to remove the more  offensive scenes of rape, cannibalism, violence and so on; this is in  addition to the cuts made to the film by the BBFC for its UK release. Right  Stuf sub'),
('28303','licensed it and released it uncut under their Critical Mass label.'),
('28304',' The UK video and DVD release, by Manga, is cut by 6 minutes and 43 seconds'),
('28305',' The release from Manga, in the US and UK, was edited to remove the more  offensive scenes of rape, cannibalism, violence and so on; this is in  addition to the cuts made to the film by the BBFC for its UK release. Right  Stuf sub'),
('28306','licensed it and released it uncut under their Critical Mass label.'),
('28307',' There is a DVD in Europe of all the "Violent Shit" movies uncut, but they are  in German and do not include subtitles.'),
('28308',' Available in subtitled and unsubtitled versions, both in German.'),
('28309',' A hardcore sex scene was reportedly shot for the film, but the footage has  never surfaced.'),
('28310',' European DVD set containing all "Violent Shit" movie is uncut, but is in  German without any subtitles.'),
('28311',' Available in subtitled and non'),
('28312','subtitled version.'),
('28313',' US'),
('28314','R'),
('28315','Rated Version misses a couple of scenes, for example the killing of the  woman and the man in the park during the first minutes of the movie. In  contrast to this German Version (rated not under 18) misses most of the  violence (but contains the shooting'),
('28316','scene in the park and a few other scenes  which are missing in the US'),
('28317','Version). Dutch Release is fully uncut.'),
('28318',' This movie was also issued in a silent version, with film length of 2257.65  meters.'),
('28319',' Both unrated and R'),
('28320','rated versions are available in the USA.'),
('28321',' The Sega 32x version was titled Virtua Racing: Deluxe and included two all  new tracks that werent found in the original arcade game, bringing the game  to a total of five tracks, as well as two new cars (A stock car and  prototype car).'),
('28322',' The Sega Saturn version of Virtua Racing had seven additional tracks,  increasing the total to ten when including the three from the arcade game.  There were also four new cars added, including a Porshe 911, an F'),
('28323','160 racer,  a GTP'),
('28324','class car as well as a go'),
('28325','kart in addition to the F1 racecar from the  arcade game.'),
('28326',' The imposing "magic marker" lines over the guys genitals in the locker room  were ostensibly placed there to avoid an "NC'),
('28327','17" rating.'),
('28328',' Despite the "Not under 18" rating, the German video version is heavily edited  to reduce violence. The uncut version is available only on DVD (it was  approved by the juristic commission of the Head Organization of the German  film industry (SPIO)).'),
('28329',' Will be made in two languages '),
('28330',' Hindi and English. The English title is  Versus.'),
('28331',' Vestron Home Videos release, around 1985, of the picture, under the title  Night Of The Zombies, was the same print used by Creature Features for home  video tape in 1996. Creature Features added a brief card to the tail end of  the closing credits for its copyright. This exact same print, even including  the Creature Features copyright card, was used by Cydonia Pictures for its  Night Of The Zombies DVD release in 2002. The same year, Anchor Bay  Entertainment, released a cleaned up DVD under the title Hell Of The Living  Dead. All of these Night Of The Zombies versions are identical, save for the  inserted Creature Features copyright card. The film print is the infamous one  known for being too dark, due to numerous copies being made, and, thus nearly  impossible to tell a lot of what is going on in the film.'),
('28332',' The UK cinema version ("Zombie Creeping Flesh") had been pre'),
('28333','cut by the  distributors before BBFC submission with edits made to scenes of violence,  flesh eating, and the scene where a womans eyeballs are popped out by a  zombies fist in her mouth. The film then became unavailable for many years  due to its inclusion on the DPP list of 74 video nasties. The full uncut  version was eventually passed by the BBFC in January 2002 and released on the  Vipco label.'),
('28334',' The DVD contains three deleted scenes: '),
('28335',' a discussion between Foster and Richie, where Richie says he doesnt like   Foster aboard a ship followed by some talkin about Hikos tattoos. Then Hiko   tells Baker about his ancestors and his greatest fear. '),
('28336',' an extended version of the scene where Foster and Baker flee using the   rocket motors where Foster kisses Baker '),
('28337',' the original entrance of Everton to the Antenna Control room, which  was   changed in the theatrical release because the studio felt that adding   computer generated robotic legs would cost too much and the test audiences   didnt liked the line "Its me, Bob"'),
('28338',' There was a scene deleted where Squeaky, after having first been seen as a  robot, answers someones question about how he feels with hes never felt  better. This can be seen in the trailer.'),
('28339',' The film was listed as one of the original DPP 74 UK video nasties. UK cinema  and video versions were cut by 1 min 9 secs by the BBFC to edit a knife being  traced across a womans body and a scene where a nurse is stabbed and kicked.  The uncut version was shown on ITV in 1989 by mistake and the company was  publicly rebuked by the Broadcasting Standards Council.'),
('28340',' The version shown at the Cannes festival in 1998 is slightly different from  the original Italian theatrical release: some scenes have been slightly  re'),
('28341','edited and a panel has been added at the beginning of the film, showing  the phrase "This is a fairy tale", supposedly to avoid controversy over the  subject matter.'),
('28342',' An English dubbed version of the film has been released in the USA by Miramax  on August 28, 1999.'),
('28343',' The original Italian theatrical version was 120 minutes long. Benigni later  cut 9 minutes out for the american version (removing, among others, all  scenes featuring Lidia Alfonsi (qv)) and adding a voice over by the adult  Giosuè (voiced by Omero Antonutti (qv)). This shorter version is the one  released on video in Italy.'),
('28344',' In the original version of this film, during the scene in which Wallace Beery  tries to rape Fay Wray and she shoots him in the arm, Beery horsewhips her  after she begins laughing hysterically at him. The whipping is shown only by  their shadows on the wall. After the Production Code went into effect, this  scene was edited, and it is the edited version that is now on video, and  which turns up on television. As the scene is played now, we merely see Wray  shoot Beery and then Villas men bursting in as she begins laughing.'),
('28345',' US video entitled Sundance and the Kid cut by 25 minutes and changed all  credits to bogus Anglo pseudonyms.'),
('28346',' A scene where the couple unsuccessfully attempt anal sex may not be present  in some prints.'),
('28347',' The UK video on the Redemption label is cut by 5 seconds in the scene where  the killer removes a victims eyeball.'),
('28348',' TV version cuts out Zus mentioning a cigarette brand (sponsor of the film)'),
('28349',' To attract more viewers the German theatrical version was cut to receive a  "Not under 12" rating. The German video release contains the complete version  and is rated "Not under 16".'),
('28350',' Some American video copies include new wraparound scenes produced by Jeffrey  C. Hogue.'),
('28351',' A wildly re'),
('28352','edited version of the film with added thought bubbles was  featured in an episode of the UK series Exploitica'),
('28353',' Footage of Ivy (III) (qv) (19 minutes) appears only in the DVD version.'),
('28354',' Italian'),
('28355','German co'),
('28356','production filmed with two casts, both directed by  Malasomma. The Italian version was released as Giungla (1942).'),
('28357',' The VHS version trims 23 minutes out of the movie.  Mostly extended scenes of  the boys touching themselves in the bedroom scenes.  About 5 or so minutes in  the beginning, showing the Head Mistress seducing the student later shown in  the following scene, as well the preist fondeling his bare chest.  This is  only in the DVD version.  Charles Band, president and CEO of Full Moon wanted  it trimmed because it was too homoerotic for his liking. The DVD is the only  way to see the movie the way the director intended it to be shown.'),
('28358',' The Russian release features an additional 14 minutes at the end which depict  Sanya as an adult.  After shooting Toljan, the film cuts directly to modern  times where Sanya is a high ranking military official.  He explains that he  has had to kill many times since that day and that his profession justifies  it.  In a war torn village he mistakes an old man for Toljan.  He embraces  the old vagrant, who dies in his arms.  Upon inspection of his back, he finds  that there is no Panther tattoo.  It is not Toljan.  As he leaves the village  in his own personal staff car, he takes off his shirt.  At this point Russian  audiences see for the first time that Sanya has a Panther tattoo identical to  Toljans on his back.  (Some non'),
('28359','Russian versions finished the film with a  shot of Sanya at 12 lying in his bunk with this tattoo.  Russians did not see  that scene)  The original Russian version ends with a flashback to Sanya at 6  peering out the window of the train and seeing his father waving to him on  the back of a passing railcar. It is rumored that Chukhraj cut the  non'),
('28360','Russian versions for two reasons.  First, he wanted to make it shorter  and more attractive to foreign critics and film festivals.  He also felt it  might confuse and complicate the meaning of the film for viewers not familiar  with modern Russia.'),
('28361',' A version running a length of 182 minutes, released in 1980 on a  double'),
('28362','cassette Magnetic Video, was released in 1980. The current video  version, from Artisan/Live runs 158 minutes (even though the video cover says  137 minutes).'),
('28363',' For this version, all footage featuring Kyunna Ignatova has been removed and  replaced by footage of American actress Faith Domergue playing the character  whose name has been changed from "Masha" to the more American sounding  "Marsha."'),
('28364',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28365',' Both R'),
('28366','rated and unrated versions are available in the USA. The unrated  version contains much, more graphic footage.'),
('28367',' There are three different versions: The American release, a 360 minute film  in two parts (dubbed in English). The Russian release, a series of four films  totaling 403 minutes (see also Vojna i mir I: Andrei Bolkonsky (1965), Vojna  i mir II: Natasha Rostova (1966), Vojna i mir III: 1812 god (1967) and Vojna  i mir IV: Pierre Bezukhov (1967)). Most reviews (including Leonard Maltins)  list this films running time as 507 minutes; this is a mistake due to the  longer lengths of 70mm prints.'),
('28368',' In addition to their multi'),
('28369','tape release, Kultur Video released this film on a  single VHS tape (recorded at extended play). This version is English dubbed,  pan and scanned, and edited into a single feature with no intermissions or  recaps. The running time of this one'),
('28370','tape version is 358 minutes.'),
('28371',' There are three different versions: The American release, a 360 minute film  in two parts (dubbed in English) (see also War and Peace (1968/I) (qv)). The  Russian release, a series of four films totalling 403 minutes (see also Vojna  i mir II: Natasha Rostova (1966) (qv), Vojna i mir III: 1812 god (1967) (qv)  and Vojna i mir IV: Pierre Bezukhov (1967) (qv)). Most reviews (including  Leonard Maltins) list this films running time as 507 minutes, suggesting an  unreleased Directors Cut.'),
('28372',' There are three different versions: The American release, a 360 minute film  in two parts (dubbed in English) (see also War and Peace (1968/I) (qv)). The  Russian release, a series of four films totalling 403 minutes (see also Vojna  i mir I: Andrei Bolkonsky (1965) (qv), Vojna i mir III: 1812 god (1967) (qv)  and Vojna i mir IV: Pierre Bezukhov (1967) (qv)). Most reviews (including  Leonard Maltins) list this films running time as 507 minutes, suggesting an  unreleased Directors Cut.'),
('28373',' There are three different versions: The American release, a 360 minute film  in two parts (dubbed in English) (see also War and Peace (1968/I) (qv)). The  Russian release, a series of four films totalling 403 minutes (see also Vojna  i mir I: Andrei Bolkonsky (1965) (qv), Vojna i mir II: Natasha Rostova  (1966) (qv) and Vojna i mir IV: Pierre Bezukhov (1967) (qv)). Most reviews  (including Leonard Maltins) list this films running time as 507 minutes,  suggesting an unreleased Directors Cut.'),
('28374',' There are three different versions: The American release, a 360 minute film  in two parts (dubbed in English) (see also War and Peace (1968/I) (qv)). The  Russian release, a series of four films totalling 403 minutes (see also Vojna  i mir I: Andrei Bolkonsky (1965) (qv), Vojna i mir II: Natasha Rostova  (1966) (qv) and Vojna i mir III: 1812 god (1967) (qv). Most reviews  (including Leonard Maltins) list this films running time as 507 minutes,  suggesting an unreleased Directors Cut.'),
('28375',' Restored version 1965'),
('28376',' There are two English versions available. The first, harder to find version  is a fairly faithful uncut dub of the original movie. More recent VHS  releases sloppily cut the film by 12 minutes. Most notably, the dialog is  toned down ("stupid" becomes "silly"), and all the death scenes removed.'),
('28377',' The original U.S. theatrical release featured an introduction by Hugh Downs.   This introduction had been removed from the television release.'),
('28378',' A 19 minute version was exhibited at the Encuentro Nacional de Video (Cuba)  in 1997.'),
('28379',' On August 21, 1982, Mexican TV Channel 13 aired a version that featured a  previously unreleased ending.  Its not clear if this ending (Pancho Villas  murdering Tiburcio Maya and taking his son to the Revolution) was censored by  the government or it was cut by De Fuentes himself in order to give the film  a different pace.  The original ending shows Tiburcio Maya defecting Pancho  Villas army after burning the corpse of "Becerrillo".'),
('28380',' The film has been re'),
('28381','edited into a 6'),
('28382','part TV series.'),
('28383',' The original version, named "W.A.R", received an X rating from the MPAA  because of some "offensive" female frontal nudity. Dave Eddy (qv) was hired  to cut out the offensive portions as well as remove about 3 minutes from the  first reel of the film.  It was retitled "Death Blow" from "W.A.R" after some  theatre owners who were showing it complined that they thought it was a movie  about the Vietnam conflict.'),
('28384',' Film editor Fred von Bernewitz re'),
('28385','edited from 130 minutes to 80 minutes for  USA release.'),
('28386',' Although this film was passed uncut for UK cinemas upon its original release,  the video version uses a print which was shown on network TV as part of a  1991 censorship season.  This TV version uses pyschedelic computer generated  masking techniques to hide some of the more explicit details, such as  erections and penetrations.'),
('28387',' The 105 minute version appears in the limited 2'),
('28388','disc DVD edition of  _Wonderland (2003)_ (qv).'),
('28389',' Previously released in the US in English dubbed format as Vengeance of the  Space Pirate, with over 30 minutes omitted from the original film.'),
('28390',' Sequences of the striptease and the drunk blond woman doing a suggestive  dance were eliminated in censored prints.'),
('28391',' There is at least one rough cut of the film in circulation among fans of  Guffman. It features an expanded performance of "Red, White and Blaine",  including the musical number "This Bulging River", as well as dozens of  alternate takes, as well as the exclusion of many scenes in the finished  film, which were shot after this first rought cut was made.'),
('28392',' In the television trailer, one of Angela Bassett (qv)s lines is altered,  and a profanity is deleted.  In the television trailer, one of  Lela Rochon (qv)s lines is altered, and a profanity is deleted.  A couple  of scenes that appear in the trailer but not in the movie are Robin crying in  her apartment and Bernadine crying while she is driving her car.'),
('28393',' As far as the unrated cut goes, the unrated portions mostly concern the  testicles and vagina shots near the end of the movie that had to be changed  for the MPAA. For the vagina shot, the camera is slightly closer than it was  theatrically. For the testicles shot in the theatrical, they were just  hanging out of the boxers; this take is used on Disc Two during The Works  at the beginning of the Luis Guzman casting section. Another unrated change  is that the rap video during the credits is uncensored, while the theatrical  had words bleeped very arbitrarily.'),
('28394',' Internet version is slightly shorter and contains a shorter opening credits  sequence.'),
('28395',' In Germany the uncut version didnt get a rating/approval at all (both  rating/approval boards thought the film might violate §131, glorification of  violence). Therefore the rental version is cut by 81 sec. with a JK/SPIO  approval while the retail version is cut even more (ca. 4 minutes) with a  "Not under 18" rating from the FSK.'),
('28396',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28397',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('28398',' Featured as the last chapter of the triptych, "Three".'),
('28399',' In the U.S. DVD release, the passionate sex scene between Fielding and Sarah  is more graphic, and contains more nudity.'),
('28400',' US DVD includes 30 minutes of deleted footage'),
('28401',' UK DVD was supposed to include 48 minutes of deleted footage. However, 4  minutes (a "Class A drugs use" scene) were cut by the distributor (Columbia  TriStar Home Video) to sustain the "15" certificate.'),
('28402',' There were several scenes (36) cut out of the film to earn a PG rating in  place of PG'),
('28403','13 and several lines of dialogue was dubbed over.'),
('28404',' The DVD audio commentary mentions that they filmed a scene where Landon sings  "Only Hope" to Jamie while she is sick in bed. It was edited out because it  was too depressing.'),
('28405',' A directors cut of this movie was released in 1997 with 5 additional  minutes. This cut is identical to the original British release version (100  minutes): the film was shortened by five minutes for its original American  release.'),
('28406',' The original UK cinema version received minor BBFC cuts to remove full  frontal nude shots of the girl in order for the film to receive a AA (14  and over) certificate. Video and DVD releases were uncut.'),
('28407',' All horsefalls using tripwires were cut from the UK release, but the complete  version has been shown twice on network TV (BBC2).'),
('28408',' While Mrs Rigsby is cutting Wesleys hair, she quotes scripture to him,  stating "The Bible says, if your hand causes you to steal, then cut it off."  In the DVD version, she makes a snipping motion with her scissors in front of  his mouth, adding "same goes for your tongue, too".'),
('28409',' In the DVD version, you see Johnny smothering Blake with a pillow for several  seconds, before assaulting a very breathless Blake. These two scenes are not  included in the television version on Sky.'),
('28410',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut the 1988 Vestron video version was  cut by 29 secs by the BBFC to heavily edit a scene where a woman is whipped  and closeup shots of her wounds.'),
('28411',' The DVD includes deleted scenes and an alternate ending.'),
('28412',' In the American version, Wallaces dialogue "Hows your prize marrow?" is  changed to "Hows your prize... melon?"'),
('28413',' In the German theatrical version, all of the inscriptions seen on the props  in the film have been seamlessly translated into German. However, this is not  valid for the German DVD: it has an English video master.'),
('28414',' Music changed on Gromits birthday card. In the British version it plays "For  Hes A Jolly Good Fellow". In the American version it plays "Happy Birthday".  Julian Notts incidental music is also missing from the early part of the  American version (from the opening until the appearance of the  techno'),
('28415','trousers), possibly because it was on the same part of the soundtrack  tape as the birthday card music. Music is also changed when the penguin is  annoying Gromit by playing the organ music on his radio full blast. Different  logo opening on Fox Video version.'),
('28416',' The 1994 video release features a new title sequence and a new opening and  closing sequence with Mickey Mouse talking about Walt Disney (qv).'),
('28417',' A shorter one'),
('28418','reel version, entitled Enough To Do, was also released.'),
('28419',' US version was redesigned by William Ross.'),
('28420',' There exist two different version on videotape. One where Malak Al Rahim dies  at the end, by having his head blown off, and one where this doesnt happen.   The ending where Rahim doesnt die, is very tame, since the picture just  fades to black, and then fades back in, with Randaal sitting somewhere  pondering his fate.'),
('28421',' Initial screenings of the film included several extra scenes, showing more of  Raymond Burchills discomfort with his role, and a demonstration of some of  the musicals insensitive merchandise.'),
('28422',' Two different versions of the main titles exists. Both of them in English.   In the one, the credits are set against a neutral background, in the other  against details of a painting of Napoleon in front of his troops.'),
('28423',' UK VHS and DVD version is cut as follows: '),
('28424',' The massacre at the filling station, from around 6 minutes in the video, was   reduced by removing impact shots and slow'),
('28425','motion exploding wounds; '),
('28426',' The fight in the woods, at around 57 minutes, was reduced by removing most   impact shots and slow motion exploding wounds. Sight of a man being stabbed   in the chest, with bloody bubbling out of his mouth, was also removed; '),
('28427',' All sight of a man being run over by a lorry, after falling from a car, at   65 minutes was removed; '),
('28428',' The killing of a man on the floor of a kitchen, at around 84 minutes, was   shortened by reducing the number of impact shots and exploding wounds.'),
('28429',' The original 16mm U.S. television syndication prints had the color finale  printed in black and white.'),
('28430',' For the U.S. theatrical release, the Paramount logo appeared before the  Dreamworks logo at the beginning of the film, and the poster credits said,  "Paramount Pictures and Dreamworks Pictures present." Since the U.S.  versions home video/DVD rights are owned by Dreamworks, the Dreamworks logo  at the beginning of the movie appears before the Paramount logo, and the back  of the boxs cover art says, "Dreamworks Pictures and Paramount Pictures  present." In the European version, the original order of the logos and studio  names is preserved (and the DVD is released by Paramount).'),
('28431',' In response to the criticisms over the 3'),
('28432','hour running time, a Directors Cut  released that excises approximately 45 minutes of the original version.'),
('28433',' After even more re'),
('28434','cutting, there is now a third version available to the  international, non'),
('28435','US market, under the title "Classic War of the Worlds". It  is 125 minutes and has (slightly) retooled effects.'),
('28436',' The R'),
('28437','rated US version has four minutes of footage, mostly involving  incestuous acts, removed.'),
('28438',' All German versions are cut for violence. The TV'),
('28439','Version is the one which  contains the most violence.'),
('28440',' In the Japanese version, Wario becomes "drunken Wario" when penguins throw  beer mugs at him. In the American version, the beer mugs were changed to  balls, and "drunken Wario" was changed to "crazy Wario."'),
('28441',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('28442','rated and unrated versions.'),
('28443',' The Ultimate Directors Cut runs around 50 secs longer, adding a new brief  introduction from director Walter Hill (I) (qv) describing a legendary  Greek armys attempt to fight its way home, and comic'),
('28444','book freeze frame shots  bridging various scenes in the film.'),
('28445',' The TV version for the film adds approximately 6 mins of extra footage,  including: '),
('28446',' A completely new introduction takes place at Coney Island. Here it starts   showing a more indepth look at Cleon (the Warriors leader), while his   girlfriend warns him not to go to the Bronx for the meeting.  It also shows   Cleon introducing the 9 delegates chosen for the meeting (introduces the   other Warrior members). They all then walk off (in the sunset so to speak)   to the meeting while a surf song (later used in Pulp Fiction) plays. The   scene abruptley cuts, suggesting that directly after this would have come   the titles for the movie. '),
('28447',' Directly after the new introduction, it shows  an abrupt (again) scene with   Swan and Ajax in a subway terminal, where Ajax still goes on about the   meeting being a setup and a waste of time. The way this was placed in the TV   version, suggest that their was much more footage before this scene took   place. '),
('28448',' After those two scenes occur (above) the movie then goes into the regular   introduction used in the theatrical/video/dvd/laser versions. Immediately   after this, we are shown new footage of the Warriors trying to find the   meeting in the park, all the while Ajax (and a few others) still insisting   it is a setup. '),
('28449',' Their is some extra footage during Cyruss speech at the meeting. His speech   goes on to talk about somethings that will try to hold you back if you fall   into them (friends, courts, youthboard,etc) '),
('28450',' After the scene were the Grammercy Riffs second in command is being told be   an associate that the Turnbull ACs "blew it". We are given new footage of   the female Dj announcing on the air that the turnbull ACs failed to get the   Warriors. '),
('28451',' After the Dj announces on the air that the BaseBall Furries failed ("they   dropped the ball") We are then shown a new scene that shows one of the   Riffs hanging up a telephone and reporting to the second in command that   the " Police from the 96th station" failed to catch the Warriors. The second   in command then ask "what about the Furries" to which is replied "they   missed too". This scene was more then likely cut because it implies that   somehow the Grammercy Riffs and the police are "connected" in someway. '),
('28452',' The next scene is edited differently then the other released versions: the   theatrical/dvd/vhs/laser version for the scene in Union Square subway before   the fight with the rollerskating gang, shows Swan talking with Mercy, then   the rest of the Warriors coming down the steps (to meet Swan). Swan "eyes"   out the other gang, and nods for the Warriors to head towards the bathroom   and go inside (they show the rest of the Warrior gang go in). Next it shows   Swan and Mercy Head towards the bathroom and Mercy saying how she cannot go   in there, "its a mens room". Vermin pulls her inside. The Tv version offers   some extra footage and slightly different editing, and this changes the   scene a little. After Swan gives the "eye" for the rest of the Warriors to   head towards the bathroom, it shows the  second small word exchange between   Swan and Mercy (in the regular version this small exchange is shown after   the Warriors go into the bathroom). Next it shows the rollerskating gang   coming together (same as the regular version). BUT then we are given extra   footage of Swan and Mercy meeting up with the other Warriors in front of the   bathroom. It is here that they let Swan and the other Warriors know that   they found out all of the other gangs think they killed Cyrus and how Ajax   was arrested.  It then shows more footage of the rollerskaitng gang slowly   moving forward. Then this is where we see Swan nod for the Warriors to go   into the bathroom (which is different and not the same "bathroom entering"   scene shown in all other versions). It then goes to the same scene where   Mercy complains she cannot go into a mens room. This scene should have been   left in as it shows where (along the line) Swan finds out his gang is wanted   by the Riffs. Although it was probably cut as it slows down the tension   leading to the fight scene that occurs in the bathroom, seconds after. '),
('28453',' When the Rogues follow the Warriors by car in Coney Island, we see the   Warriors run under a pier. Immediately we are shown an extra scene of the   Warriors stopping under the pier and looking at the Rogues car. Swan   mentioned how they have one "bop" left to go. Vermin then suggest "how about   we just run" and they show the Warriors start to run further under the pier.   It then cuts back to the regular scene of the Warriors walking under the   pier.'),
('28454',' The TV version with the extra footage (listed here) was time compressed and  the 6 minutes is really/roughly 12mins when it is made to match the speed of  the film used for the DVD/laser disc versions.'),
('28455',' The German DVD is in 16:9. There also is an old VHS release from 1984 by  CIC'),
('28456','Video, which is in full screen. Comparison shows that the VHS is not Pan  & Scan but the DVD is matted.'),
('28457',' The 1997 version was digitally remastered in stereo and was expanded to  include "The Making of Wartime". The voice of Nicholas Courtney as the  Brigadier was also added at the start of the story.'),
('28458',' Originally released at 151 in Japan; USA version removes 16 minutes of  footage.'),
('28459',' The US DVD release by FOX contains two versions of the film on a flipper DVD.  One side contains the heavily altered "MTV version" and the other side has  the full Korean directors cut of the film which runs two hours.'),
('28460',' International version runs ca. 20 min. shorter compared to the original South  Korean release which runs two hours. This version was used for release in  territories such as England and Hong Kong.'),
('28461',' The Japanese version is the same as the shorter international cut except that  it also adds Japanese songs to the films soundtrack.'),
('28462',' MTV productions and infamous studio Distant Horizons produced an English dub  of this movie in which all of the voices are dubbed by American rap stars  (including Snoop Dogg and Method Man). This version contains heavy amounts of  alterations. It contains an entirely revamped storyline that was created with  completely new dialog (that bears no resemblance to the original dialog),  totally reshuffled scenes, and around 40 minutes cut out.'),
('28463',' When the film was sold to television in 1962 it featured additional footage  featuring Michael Mark that was not in the original theatrical release.'),
('28464',' Original version ran 100 minutes. Notorious for the numerous ending recuts,  the film runs 84 minutes. However, you can see some deleted footage in Jans  flashback dream. You see a flashback at the carnival in which Mike says  "Weve got to hurry!".'),
('28465',' A scene was re'),
('28466','shot where Jan is screaming hysterically when they return home  after the family car goes off the bridge. Helen tries to calm her down, and  when all ends fail, slaps her. Disney thought it too violent and intense,  thus re'),
('28467','shooting the scene where Jans mother shakes her.'),
('28468',' When originally screened in theaters in 1980, the film opened with an  entirely different prologue. In this version, the Watcher scares a little  girl in the woods, who drops her doll. A blue streak of light strikes the  doll and it bursts into flames. The opening titles play out of the image of  the melting dolls face. Although this footage has survived, it does not  appear in DVD prints.'),
('28469',' Two endings were shot for the film: the original ending depicted the three  adults in the circle. Instead of Ellie coming in, possessed by the spirit, a  black demonic creature comes up the aisle and envelopes Jan. They ascend and  disappear into thin air. Jans mother then comes in and wonders where Jan is.  When she cant get a word out of them, she starts to worry to the extent.  Then, out of nowhere, Jan re'),
('28470','appears with Karen, still the same age as she  was when the incident in the film first took place, and she takes Karen to  see her now aged mother. They run in the lawn and embrace each other, with  Jan in the background, crying with Joy, then Ellie asks where the Watcher  went to. Jan replies "Home, where ever that is." Thus the credits come.'),
('28471',' The alternate ending begins with Jan calling Mike and telling him to gather  his mother and Tom Colley to reunite with John Keller and have the ceremony  to get Karen back. Then when she meets up with Mrs. Aylewood, and more  dialogue than in the theatrical version is featured'),
('28472','depicting witchcraft and  more talk about the demonic possessions Ellie experienced. Then, when she  goes to John Keller, to get him to the church, there is more dialogue between  the two of the belief that Karen died. Then, the same ending that the first  one was is present, but instead of cuts of Ellie running in the woods, it is  in fact Jan and Ellies mother running in the woods'),
('28473','and the same manor that  the young Mrs. Aylewood ran the night Karen disappeared.  Then the demon  comes and takes Jan away'),
('28474','like the original, only this time it shoes the  dimension which the demon lives, and what Karen is trapped in time'),
('28475','which  looks like a diamond rough. Jan goes into the time gap and embraces Karen  then the two disappear to earths dimension, and the rest picks up where the  original ending left off.  There is more footage taken out, and more footage  thrown into this ending (a scene where John Keller is apologizing for Jans  disappearance to her mother).'),
('28476',' One of the two copies held by the Library of Congress lacks the opening  address by the then Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr.'),
('28477',' Original West German theatrical version was cut by ca. 8 minutes.'),
('28478',' The following scenes were censored: two babies dunk another baby twice (first  time his head comes up).  The next time, the pops up butt'),
('28479','first.  The two  other babies give him a hard slap on the butt. "bullfrog" fighter babies bow  and moon the audience'),
('28480',' According to an article written by the films editor and associate producer  Richard C. Meyer, the longest version is the 132 minute version. This has  been confirmed by Vladimir Dorsal, the films First Assistant and later the  head of Mosfilm in Moscow. He says that they only have the 132m version in  their vaults and no longer 4 hours version ever existed. The myth may derive  from an earlier part of Meyers article when he states that the rough cut was  4 hours long '),
('28481',' not unusual for a film of this scope and scale. But after much  discussion the present length was agreed on. He also says he stupidly didnt  make a dupe of this rough cut, a usual process in post production. So this  cut will never see the light of day. It is clear from the cast list that  many characters were cut. The film was planned as a Road Show release but by  1970 the practice had lost favour with the studios. Columbia Pictures also  shortened CROMWELL for the same reason.'),
('28482',' All UK video and DVD releases are cut by 22 secs to remove horse falls. The  B.B.F.C have cut Waterloo in accordance with their policy of censoring  scenes showing actual (or what appears to be actual) cruelty inflicted upon  animals during filming. For instance, in the British DVD release the scene  where the French Cavalry charge the red'),
('28483','coated British squares has lost a few  seconds where a horse and rider topple forward after being gunned down. This  was cut because of the scenes apparent use of the Running W device, a  notorious (and illegal) technique in which a stunt rider charges a horse into  a W shaped trip wire to make it fall forwards head over heels on'),
('28484','cue. All  horse falls can be seen uncut on the American Region One DVD release.'),
('28485',' Also shown in computer colorized version.'),
('28486',' The ABC television version restores nearly 40 minutes of material Universal  Pictures and Kevin Costner (qv) cut from the original release  against the  will of director Kevin Reynolds (qv).  It explains more  clearly the  relationship between the Mariner and Helen, and the secret  behind the origin  of Dry Land. The additional material includes:'),
('28487',' After the Mariners capture at the Atol, the inhabitants of the Atol examine  his belongings. Among them they find a ThighMaster, which they believe is an  assassins weapon used to strangle people, and a flute, which they think is  used to distract an opponent.'),
('28488',' A scene that explains where exactly the Mariner got the jetski he uses to  reach the Deacons ship to rescue the little girl. The survivors of the Atol  massacre are ambushed by 2 of the Deacons men on jetskis, the Mariner kills  both men and takes their weapons and one jetski.'),
('28489',' A scene that shows how Gregor managed to find Helen and the Mariner after  their boat was burned down. ( He followed the smoke. )'),
('28490',' At least 10 minutes worth of new scenes that further detail life aboard the  Deacons ship. Including how they obtain their cigarettes and other  equipment.'),
('28491',' A scene that reveals that the two skeletons found in the shack near the end  of the movie are indeed the girls parents instead of just letting the  audience guess it.'),
('28492',' Scenes that show the Mariner building the new boat he uses the leave the  island at the end of the movie.'),
('28493',' For the first airing on ABC which restored footage cut from the film, we see  Helen and Enola standing atop the cliff watching the Mariner depart before  the films end credits. As they are standing there they uncover a plaque which  tells us that they are at the peak of Mt. Everest. This scene was not shown  in the re'),
('28494','broadcast.'),
('28495',' A significantly re'),
('28496','edited version of "Waterworld" has been shown on the USA  cable TV network.  This version included somewhere between 20 and 30 minutes  of new previously unreleased footage.'),
('28497',' The 2003 restoration includes the original ending; Isaac Hayes performing the  songs "Shaft" and "Soulsville", which were removed from the film following  the 1973 Los Angeles premiere due to the threat of a lawsuit over the use of  those songs in a motion picture. The replacement ending, Isaac Hayes  performing "Rolling Down A Mountain" (recorded on a Los Angeles soundstage  months after the concert) has been removed.'),
('28498',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('28499',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by around 35 secs by the BBFC to edit a  whipping scene. The cuts were fully restored in the 2001 Columbia release.'),
('28500',' The version seen on American TV under the alternate title "The Immortal  Battalion" has been re'),
('28501','edited and extensively cut (from 115 to 91 or 86  minutes) by Ed Fitz (qv) with an added preface and epilogue by war  correspondent Quentin Reynolds (I) (qv).'),
('28502',' In the original UK video release, the entire opening sequence in the saloon  was cut: the film opened with Laurel and Hardy on the road. This was  apparently done so that the film would fit on a one'),
('28503','hour cassette. The  current video version is complete and is also available in a  computer'),
('28504','colorized version.'),
('28505',' There is a persistent rumour that when the film was first released it  included a scene (now lost) with Laurel and Hardy at a crossroads trying to  read a direction sign which the wind keeps blowing into different positions.'),
('28506',' All available prints removed the opening MGM lion.'),
('28507',' The Stairway to Heaven guitar riff was changed for the international,  cable, and videotape releases to a generic riff because of disputes in  obtaining rights to the first five notes of the song, which appear only in  the US theatrical release.'),
('28508',' In the broadcast version, many of the "inappropriate" parts are changed or  cut. Some of the more interesting line changes are (see Quotes section for  original lines): Wayne: Whos playing today? Tiny: Jolly Green Giants, Stinky  Beetles. Wayne: Stinky Beetles? Are they any good? Tiny: They stink! Wayne: I  lost my show, I lost my best friend I lost my girl! Im being dumped on,  thats all, dumped on... Garth: Benjamin is no ones friend. If he were an  ice cream flavor, hed be Jamocha Almond Idiot.'),
('28509',' Some music was changed on the video version.'),
('28510',' When shown on TV in Australia in late 1997, a month after Princess Di died,  the scene in London when Wayne & Garth mention Diana was cut.'),
('28511',' A scene in the trailer where Wayne declares "If I ever sport a look like  that, you have full permission to shoot me in the head" was deleted from the  film. Another scene in trailers where Garth says "That was just like the  first movie" was deleted from the film. The voice over the drive'),
('28512','thru speaker  at the donut shop was different in the previews.'),
('28513',' The line Kim Basingers character uses in the TV version is not on the DVD.  The line is "Hulk Hogan said he could be the champ" and happens after Garth  is seduced.'),
('28514',' There are three different versions of this game. The two most people are  familiar with are the PlayStation and Nintendo 64 versions. There are slight  differences between these two. The Nintendo 64 version has smoother graphics.  The PlayStation version features more and better entrance themes for  wrestlers, and there are certain cheats that will work only on the  PlayStation version (such as the old Nitro arena and "Test Tube Wrestlers").  The third version is completely different from the other two and was released  on Game Boy Color.'),
('28515',' An older, alternative cut exists without music and including a dialogue based  Bookstore scene, and different voice over.'),
('28516',' The version released for German cinemas was also the cut FSK16'),
('28517','(DVD'),
('28518',')Version  (probbaly to receive a higher visitor'),
('28519','score). Compared to the uncut  FSK18'),
('28520','(DVD'),
('28521',')Version, in this version some violence is removed, but very much  of violence is still intact making the FSK16'),
('28522','rating seem very low compared to  other movies, which were rated FSK18. For example, the scene were a  Vietnamese soldier tries to stab Mel Gibsons character and gets shot is cut,  but the throat'),
('28523','hit of the french soldier in the opening'),
('28524','scene is still  intact. Also the napalm'),
('28525','attack, complete with the pulled off skin of Jimmys  legs is complete in the cut'),
('28526','version, but the scene were an American soldier  gets hit by a phosphor'),
('28527','grenade and his comrade is trying to cut the burning  phosphor from the wound is missing. A very mysterious fact is that the  stadium'),
('28528','speech was removes in the cut version, which lacks any reason.'),
('28529',' Trailers include a scene where Julie Moore explains that the last thing most  dying soldiers say is "Tell my wife I love her". This is not included in the  theatrical release.'),
('28530',' A scene in pre'),
('28531','release promotions shows Barbara Geoghegan (Keri Russell)  talking in her kitchen to Julie Moore (Madeleine Stowe) about how her husband  Jack (Chris Klein) did not need to go to war because of his missionary work.'),
('28532',' Film was released in German in an uncut, 18'),
('28533','rated version and in a 16'),
('28534','rated  edited version which removes about 12 minutes of footage (including Mel  Gibsons speech at the farewell party, vietnamese soldier trying to stab Mel  Gibson with his bayonet and getting shot in the head).'),
('28535',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('28536',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1992, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('28537',' The University of Minnesota Film and Video catalog lists a long version at  117 minutes and a short version at 35 minutes.'),
('28538',' First National also released this film in a silent version.'),
('28539',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('28540','rated and unrated versions.'),
('28541',' To get a "7" rating in Chile, most of the profanity has been dubbed over.  This in MPAA terms would equal into a PG'),
('28542','13 rating.'),
('28543',' UK version was edited for language (a single sexual expletive) to secure a PG  rating. An uncut 12 rating was available to the distributor (Pathé).'),
('28544',' The credits in the German version have a completely different order  compared  to the original release.'),
('28545',' In Germany only a cut version was released to avoid an FSK 18 rating'),
('28546',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28547',' Some reissue prints run 77 minutes.'),
('28548',' For the original U.S. theatrical release, distributor Grove Press dubbed the  monologues (the garbagemens piece on black revolution and the hippies  "ocean" poem) into English, although the rest of the film was in the original  French with subtitles. A short credits sequence was also appended to the end  of the film.'),
('28549',' Much of the explicit language was toned down for the UK DVD released 2001.  Overdubs from the original actors were used to make the movie more "family  friendly".'),
('28550',' In the mid'),
('28551','1990s, an alternate edit of the film was released to tie in with  the release of Weekend At Bernies II. Most significantly, the scene in which  Richard interrupts Larry when he is having sex with the woman is trimmed, so  that the woman does not appear. This makes the scene a little odd, as its  not obvious what Larry is doing in his room, and in total about 10 seconds of  footage are cut. This was presumably changed to change the context of the  sequel '),
('28552',' the conclusion of Weekend at Bernies 2 is dependent on Larry still  being a virgin, and the original edit of the film strongly implied that he  had been engaging in sexual activity. This version of the film now appears on  the Region 1 DVD, but not on the R2)'),
('28553',' The stapling of Bernies toupet to the head was edited out of the German  TV'),
('28554','version. Strangely, no other cuts were made.'),
('28555',' In the basic cable version, the line "In the family jewels?" was changed to  "In the flippin gizzard?"'),
('28556',' Extra footage was added to the syndicated television version: '),
('28557',' A bunch of guys wearing Devo helmets try to get into Gary and Wyatts party. '),
('28558',' Extra scene at the very beginning where Gary and Wyatt are in the kitchen   cooking.'),
('28559',' Television version removes the sequence where biker leader asks Gary if he  has tossed off to any good books recently.'),
('28560',' The home video version plays Oingo Boingos Weird Science as Lisa ascends  the mall escalator while all other versions (theatrical and TV) play Pretty  Woman.'),
('28561',' In the last scene at the high'),
('28562','school gym, the theatrical version plays the  "Theme From Rocky" while the home'),
('28563','video and TV versions play "Weird  Science".'),
('28564',' Reportedly, a scene included in the theatrical release is omitted from TV and  home video releases: after the leader of the mutant bikers announces to  everyone that "they couldnt even take a shower with a beautiful woman  without wearing their jeans" they realized that the mutant bikers were  another of Lisas creations and wouldnt harm them.  With the original scene  they have an opportunity to show off for their friends.  With that scene cut  they suddenly develop courage on their own.'),
('28565',' Comedy Central version changes some of the music in some scenes and adds the  scene where Gary and Wyatt are cooking in the beginning.'),
('28566',' The new re'),
('28567','release of the DVD, (The Class Reunion series) restores the music  that was cut out for the VHS version, to this movie, and The Breakfast Club.'),
('28568',' Some TV prints delete the brief "Inner Sanctum" prologue.'),
('28569',' The movie was 1935 re'),
('28570','released in a cut (about 90 minutes) version with an  added soundtrack.'),
('28571',' A restored version was prepared by Nicllai Otto and Gerhard Racky for   Magenta TV.'),
('28572',' Dutch version contains 15 minutes of footage missing from the American  release.  Never released uncut in the U.S.'),
('28573',' The film was heavily edited in length due to scheduling conflicts; it was  originally intended to have a duration of approx. 15 minutes.'),
('28574',' Version shown at Cannes was 106 minutes; distributor Goldwyn recut it to the  97'),
('28575','minute released length.'),
('28576',' The Premiere Screening was held at the Spielberg Screening Room at The  Egyptian Theater, 6712 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, California, USA, on  Friday 11th January, 2002, at 8pm.'),
('28577',' Fox/Lorber Associates, Inc. and Classics Associates, Inc. copyrighted a  version in 1985 with a new original score composed and orchestrated by  William Barber. It was distributed by Fox/Lorber and ran 48 minutes.'),
('28578',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28579',' MGM also released this move without any soundtrack.'),
('28580',' The Special Limited Edition DVD released by MGM in 2003 restores an  intermission that was intended to be included in the original roadshow  version but was subsequently dropped in order to create what the filmmakers  termed a "rising tension" in the story. The intermission sequence was  supposed to have taken place right before the song I Feel Pretty and brings  the films total running time to more than 152 minutes. This break was used,  however, for the films first television showing in 1971 on NBC. It was  broadcast in two installments, one each on separate nights, the first part  ending at the break, and the second part beginning at the "I Feel Pretty"  sequence.'),
('28581',' Avalable in a colorized version on home video Turner/MGM Home Video. This  colorized version was NOT authorized nor approved by anyone who worked on the  film.'),
('28582',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white film.  This process preserved the  quality of the animation in the original cartoon.'),
('28583',' DVD contains several deleted scenes.'),
('28584',' Rereleased in 1991 with added scene.'),
('28585',' The BBFC (UK) would not pass the title for release in July 2003 due to a  waterfall scene where there were some kids well in the background, So only a  few seconds from the UK 18 version was edited out but nothing major was cut.'),
('28586',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28587',' Recent 2004 airing on TBS uses the term "tourettes syndrome" instead of the  TV'),
('28588','friendly toned'),
('28589','down "Buddys disease", and used *almost* all of the  original dialog associated with it.'),
('28590',' The television version has replaced footage of several scenes wherein Bob and  Siggy exchange insults while faking Tourettes Syndrome. In the replaced  footage, they are faking "Buddys Disease," and the insults are significantly  toned down.'),
('28591',' The theatrical trailer includes a second or two of a scene not included in  the final film: in a rage and covered with mud, Dr. Marvin repeatedly hits  his vehicle with a tire'),
('28592','iron, and throws the jack on the ground.'),
('28593',' A TV Spot had the alternate reaction from Bob when Leos house exploded.  Instead of "Oops"...he yells with a smile, "Oh, my God, your house!"'),
('28594',' The DVD gives an alternative ending in which the kids (Ian & Marie) come to  see Annie and Chris.  They ask her if she wants to see them as Chris saw  them.  She says yes and they become Albert and Leona.  They ask if she wants  them to stay as they are or go back to being the kids.  She says she knows  who they are and should stay the same.  Then Annie says she has to leave.   This is the crucial point that wasnt in the original because Leona says  those who commit suicide have to go back and be reincarnated.  Chris says he  wants to go back and Albert responds we figured that, a couple of star  crossed lovers.  He then says that Chris will meet Annie in Sri Lanka where  Annie will die in his arms and he will die 40 years after that.  Then ther is  a montage of Annie and Chris being born ending with side by side pictures of  two new born baries.'),
('28595',' The version released in Thailand (and most likely in some other countries)  both theatrically and on DVD has a song Beside You that plays over the  first portion of the end credits. It is sung by "Simply Red and credited to  Mark Snow and Michael Kaman. The credits go on to say that Chris and Annies  theme, which plays on the credits of the American release and throughout the  body of both versions, is based on variations of Beside You by Mark Snow  and Michael Kaman. However, the American credits say that Chris and Annies  Theme is based upon variations of Beside You written by Martin Fulterman  and Michael Kaman.'),
('28596',' A shorter version of this documentary has aired on television under the title  Kerouac (1985). This is not to be confused with Kerouac, the Movie (1985).'),
('28597',' Rereleased in 1991 with a changed sex scene with actress Savannah.'),
('28598',' The trailer contains footage not seen in theatres, including a scene with  Harrison and Michelle Pfeiffers daughter in the kitchen, where she says  "Ill come back all the time", Harrison says "all the time", and Michelle  laughs. Also, some alternate takes have been used for some scenes, as well as  alternate lighting in the "the neighbors are making out scene".'),
('28599',' There is also a scene in the trailer where Claire is taking pictures of her  roses using a Nikon camera with motor drive on a tripod. She is then shown  looking at the pictures along with Norman using a magnifying glass and seeing  a ghostly face through the window in the background of one of the snapshots.  This is omitted from the final film, although Claire does mention to Jody on  the porch that she needs to take pictures of her roses for the garden club.'),
('28600',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('28601',' The original version is supposed to have some exterior shots films on  location at Fort Lee.  As of 1975, when Blackhawk Films restored the film,  these exteriors had been lost.  The Blackhawk films release has some  pre'),
('28602','movie titling explaining this lost footage.'),
('28603',' In 1999, the Mary Pickford Foundation copyrighted a 13'),
('28604','minute version with a  musical score composed by Maria Newman (qv).'),
('28605',' In the television trailer, some of Helen Hunts lines are altered, as the  word "penis" is changed to "crotch," and a profanity is deleted.'),
('28606',' Another scene that appears in the trailer but not in the movie shows Nick and  Darcy dancing in her apartment at the very end when she is wearing sweats and  her hair is up.'),
('28607',' Also the first trailer has a couple of cut scenes (at least cut in the  mexican release): Nick and Morgan talking in the mens bathroom and Nick  talking to Morgan about the posibilities of his power while playing golf in  his office.'),
('28608',' A scene in the trailer featuring Nick listening to the thoughts of an East  Indian woman was left out of the film.'),
('28609',' Originally broadcast as an episode of "Alive From Off Center" (1984).'),
('28610',' A shorter, punchier version of this doc came about after an unusual request  from a film festival. As a result, the 30 minute WGOUT was born and has had a  life of its own at film festivals and other events around the world including  The SpaceChannel/IPX Entertainment, Canada; The Independent Features on'),
('28611','line  film festival; several childrens film events; The Pause and Play Film  Festival in the United Arab Emirates and others. This shorter version was  edited by Chris Valentine, who also provided some additional sound and visual  effects.'),
('28612',' UK versions are cut by 2 secs under the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act  1937 to remove a shot of a snake attacking a chicken.'),
('28613',' Originally released in Japan as Kagi No Kag (1964). The USA version features  a completely new comedy storyline and dialogues by Woody Allen, with voices  supplied by Allen and Louise Lasser among others.'),
('28614',' The rereleased videocassette has dubbed'),
('28615','in lines that were not in the  original film.  Among the differences: '),
('28616',' A segment where Shepherd Wong admires women in their underwear and refers to   them as "the best shipment of meat weve had this year" is replaced by   dialogue in the style of a halftime pep'),
('28617','talk, complementing them on their   uniforms. '),
('28618',' While two men watch an exotic dancer, one comments, "She was even better in   The Sound of Music."  This has been replaced by "Hold on, shes just getting   warmed up." '),
('28619',' As Wing Fat beats up Phil Moscowitz, he shouts, "This is for Sonny Tufts!    This is for John Wayne!  And this is for the Flying Wallenda Brothers!" The   last has been replaced by, "This is for the owner of this theatre!"'),
('28620',' Over 20 years ago this film was acquired by Castle Hill Productions.	The  version that they have been distriburing in the U.S. has been altered from  the original version distributed by American International.  These changes  are primarily changes in the comic dubbed dialog.  For example,  Kumi Mizuno  chases after a car and yells "Hey!  Youve got my vibrator!" in the original  U.S. version. This line has been changed to "Hey!  Thats a rented car!"'),
('28621',' The 2003 DVD release of this film contains both the original Woody Allen  dubbing, and the revised audio track.'),
('28622',' A scene, which can be seen in the previews, was cut from the film: At the  carnival, after Ryan is forced to wear a small childrens shirt, he and  Ashley decide to take pictures in a photo'),
('28623','booth where she asks, "Do you want  to kiss me?". When he leans over to kiss her she turns around and he gets a  mouth full of her hair.'),
('28624',' Several nude scenes were filmed, but tend to be excluded from the U.S.  version of the movie. They include: Robin Hawdon and Victoria Vetris  love'),
('28625','making in the cave and the scene where they both go skinny'),
('28626','dipping. The  aforementioned nude scenes are featured in the U.K. version (as Victoria  Vetri revealed in a 1984 interview).'),
('28627',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit a semi'),
('28628','nude  lovemaking scene and a shot of a man kissing a womans bare leg. The film was  re'),
('28629','released for cinema in 1980 and this print was culled from the edited U.S  print, though the UK censors removed all traces of nudity. This latter  version was the print released on Warner video in 1988.'),
('28630',' DVD contains deleted scenes: '),
('28631',' A scene during the opening car trip in which Harry imitates faces. '),
('28632',' A scene in the diner in which Harry and Sally discuss how many sex partners   theyve had. '),
('28633',' A scene in which Sally describes a bad date to a friend. '),
('28634',' After Harry and Sally have sex, a "sleepless night" scene is shown. '),
('28635',' A scene in which Harry tells Jess how he blew it with Sally. '),
('28636',' Additional dialog in the Harry/Sally couch scene. '),
('28637',' Another old couple on the couch recollecting how they met.'),
('28638',' The German video version released by UFA in 1989 omits the complete pre'),
('28639','title  sequence. Later video version adds these scenes as bonus material after the  main feature.'),
('28640',' The original Canadian print included longer and more graphic sex scenes.   These scenes earned an "NC'),
('28641','17" rating from the MPAA when it was released in  the USA, so they were trimmed to earn an "R" rating for the U.S. video  release.'),
('28642',' The German DVD version, which is titled Bullet in the Dark, is heavily cut  and is only 76 minutes. The versions available in USA are 82 minutes. The  longest version of the film is the VHS release in Netherlands which runs 88  minutes. As running times on PAL videos are shorter than on NTSC videos, it  means that the US version is cut.'),
('28643',' A scene of Tom Cat drinking at the beginning of the short has been deleted  whenever aired on Disney Channel.'),
('28644',' There are at least three versions of this film, the original 121 minutes  vesion, a cut 104 minutes one, and a 141 minutes expanded video home version'),
('28645',' Some prints run 104 minutes, and are missing Grace Moores showcase number  "Minnie the Moocher".'),
('28646',' In 2000, the Library of Congress Motion Picture Conservation Center  copyrighted a preservation print reconstructed from several incomplete  prints. Funded by the Womens Film Preservation Fund of New York Women in  Film and Television, it was coordinated by Scott Simmon, has a piano score  composed and performed by Martin Marks, and runs 62 minutes.'),
('28647',' In the French'),
('28648','language dubbing of the film, all the German spoken parts are  taken from the German dubbed version. This includes parts of Burtons and  Eastwoods characters speaking German, fixing some plot holes. All the other  parts are in French.'),
('28649',' In the (old) Swedish VHS'),
('28650','rental version there are a few frames cut because of  the graphic violence. The scene is the one when Major Smith is arming a bomb  on top of the cable'),
('28651','car going down with the traitors Barkeley and  Christianson inside. The two men goes up on the cable'),
('28652','car and tries to stop  Major Smith. You see Major Smith kick one of the two men in the face (rather  nasty) and he starts to bleed. Then you see Smith using his climbing'),
('28653','hatchet  to stab the other man in the arm with much blood and screaming. Not one of  these events was showed and was simply cut from the VHS version.'),
('28654',' The theatrical version featured music by Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and Credence  Clearwater Revival. Due to music licensing issues, the VHS and DVD releases  from Anchor Bay features new music, replacing some of the artists on the  original soundtrack.'),
('28655',' The theatrical and VHS versions featured the following songs that are not  included on the DVD release: "I Cant Help Myself" by the Four Tops; "Highway  61" by Bob Dylan; "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" by the Temptations; "All Along  the Watchtower" and "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix. One song from the original  release, "Keep on Chooglin" by Creedence Clearwater Revival is retained, as  well as the "Home on the Range" variations in the score by Neil Young.'),
('28656',' Home video version features a different ending, showing a defeated George   Segal climbing in bed with his mother and telling her: "Heres Poppa!"'),
('28657',' In the video release, the scene when Jack offers to drive Lucy to Celestes  party is shortened.  When shown in theaters, you see them get into the truck,  drive less than a block, and then get back out.'),
('28658',' Originally rated "NC'),
('28659','17" by the MPAA, some more explicit sex was cut to be  re'),
('28660','rated "R".'),
('28661',' An unrated version is available on laserdisc, featuring a more explicit  opening credits sequence and flashback scenes.'),
('28662',' Also released in an unrated version'),
('28663',' The Irish theatrical release was cut a bit to get a 12 rating. VHS/DVD  versions are uncut and are Rated 15.'),
('28664',' Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv)s scenes are often deleted in older TV prints.'),
('28665',' Also Available in a Colorized Version.'),
('28666',' Rereleased in 1994 with an added scene.'),
('28667',' Some U.S. video versions are three minutes longer.'),
('28668',' Additional scenes featured on the DVD release that is not from the final  print: '),
('28669',' A scene where Astrid defends her brother (in the first foster home) after   Starr beats him up. '),
('28670',' A scene immediately after featuring Astrid and her brother (still in the   first foster home) lying to the parademic asking how he broke his arm. '),
('28671',' A scene where Claire cant decide which cereal they want to eat for   breakfast and makes Astrid choose one. '),
('28672',' A scene featuring Claire and Astrid riding home in the car after visiting   Ingrid (Michelle Pfeiffer). Claire tells Astrid what Ingrid told her. '),
('28673',' A scene where Astrid is drawing Claires picture and Mark asking Astrid if   she took his pen. '),
('28674',' A scene where Astrid leaves to go back to Mac. Mark asks Astrid if she wants   to go to Claires funeral in which she declines to. He then gives her a lot   of money before getting to the van.'),
('28675',' A short movie entitled "White Gorilla", made for 8mm and 16mm home release in  the 1950s and available on the Something Weird DVD release of "Night of the  Bloody Apes"/"Feast of Flesh" was not condensed from this film as some have  suggested. It was actually reedited from the feature "White Gorilla" which  was also made in 1945.'),
('28676',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('28677',' The US video release, known as Let It Rock, was cut down to 75 minutes.'),
('28678',' Footage of rock group T.S.O.L. from Wild Side, The (1983) added to US  release.'),
('28679',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28680',' The scene in which Madelene is prepared for her wedding by her two maids was  censored from some prints because Madelene is shown in her underwear.'),
('28681',' Theatrical version released in 1977. Approx 75 min. Television version,  re'),
('28682','cut, & executive produced and narrated by Henry Winkler (with Winkler &  DeBolt family footage added) aired on ABC on 12/17/78. Approx. 5O min.'),
('28683',' A shot, allegedly animated by two Disney practical'),
('28684','jokers (who were  subsequently fired), of Jessicas vagina during her dance sequence was  inserted into the first laserdisc print.'),
('28685',' The infamous scene where Jessica rabbit and Eddie are thrown out of the cab  has been altered for the DVD version: Jessica now has white panties on.'),
('28686',' In the broadcast TV version, Baby Herman laments "I got a 50'),
('28687','year'),
('28688','old lust in  a 3'),
('28689','year'),
('28690','old body" instead of the original "I got a 50'),
('28691','year'),
('28692','old lust in a  3'),
('28693','year'),
('28694','olds dinky" though the original line was heard in TV commercials for  the films theatrical release.'),
('28695',' The original film had a scene of Betty Boop where her dress was drawn too low  in the front making her look topless.  The scene was edited before being  released on video.'),
('28696',' When Eddie Valiant approached a gorilla, who was guarding the entrance door  of a lounge, he said, "Nice monkey suit." Then the gorilla responds, "Wise  ass." On TV, the line was changed to "Wise guy", to make it more appropriate.  The change was pretty noticeable, because the new voice was different from  the gorillas original voice.'),
('28697',' For the 2003 Vista Series DVD release, the scene where Jessica and Eddie are  thrown from the cab has been altered yet again. In this version of the scene,  Jessica is actually entirely re'),
('28698','animated for several frames and falls much  more gracefully, with her nether regions staying carefully hidden by her  dress.'),
('28699',' In the edited TV version, the punchline "Nice booby trap," was changed to  "Nice goin, Jess."'),
('28700',' Several brief scenes were cut after the initial release: '),
('28701',' The gorilla picking up Eddie by the lapels after the line "Who are you   calling a chump, chimp!" '),
('28702',' The beginning of Rogers reaction as the weasels cross the road to Eddies   office '),
('28703',' A brief dialogue exchange between Eddie and Smartass while Roger is hiding   in the sink'),
('28704',' Some versions, including the television version shown on Fox, have an extra  scene: After leaving Roger with Dolores, Eddie Valiant attempts to break into  Jessica Rabbits dressing room and encounters an angry Judge Doom and  Gorilla. He is then kidnapped by the weasels and taken into Toontown, where  they give him a "Toon'),
('28705','a'),
('28706','roo" (paint a cartoon face over your real one, in  this case a pig). Eddie goes home and, using turpentine and paint remover,  washes the pig'),
('28707','head off in the shower. During this sequence, Jessica enters  his apartment (and the bathroom) and begins a conversation with him, the  second part of which (after Eddie is partially dressed) is in the theatrical  cut of the film. The theatrical cut tries to cover'),
('28708','up the missing footage by  placing a toilet flush on the soundtrack as Eddie exits his bathroom. This  deleted scene is included as a special feature on the DVD.'),
('28709',' Originally, the Alyson Wonderland graffiti in the bathroom was followed by a  phone number, rumored to be either Michael Eisners or Jeffrey Katzenbergs  home number. For later video releases it was replaced with "The best is yet  to be!".'),
('28710',' TV version removes almost all of the steel drum scenes and a brief scene with  some semi'),
('28711','nudity (Dr. Moses receptionist naked, seen above the waist).'),
('28712',' A re'),
('28713','edited "Redux" version, running 73 minutes, premiered at the Bradford  International Film Festival (UK) in March 2007.'),
('28714',' The edited version of this film runs at 91 minutes as opposed to the uncut  running time of 94 minutes. The 91 minute version deletes some scenes of Sal  Mineo working out and swimming at the Gym where he encounters Juliet Prowse.'),
('28715',' When the special was screened in Australia, Eddie McGuire (host of the  Australian version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire") made a brief  introduction to the special.'),
('28716',' The British TV version included a scene near the end when John Candy is on  top of a vehicle chasing after an aeroplane about to take off. The co'),
('28717','pilot  looks out of the window, sees him and says, "What the f*ck?!". This scene is  not present in UK video releases as it is given a PG certificate.'),
('28718',' The U.S. TV network version has several scenes added some of which include: '),
('28719',' Additional dialogue between Harry Crumb and the man on the bus played by   James Belushi. '),
('28720',' The scene where Harry Crumb meets Nikki is extended to Nikki calling out to   and introducing the lazy butler Tim where she tells Crumb that Tim is   actually her second cousin. '),
('28721',' A long scene of Harry Crumb talking to Helen Downing in the wine celler   before the dinner scene which ends when Crumb acidently sets off a skeet   shooting machine and destroys the wine racks and flooding the basement with   ankle'),
('28722','deep red wine.'),
('28723',' It would appear that there are at least two versions of this film available  on VHS: A 28 minute version which is usually paired with another short  feature and a slightly longer 35 minute version which is usually sold  separately.'),
('28724',' The BBFC in 1987 cut the film both for cinema release & Domestic Video, with  cuts totaling 1 min 43 secs, to the scene where Madonna is shopping with  Griffin Dunne in the record store & she can be seen putting cassettes into  her own pockets & a shop lifters too in order to frame him, cuts were waived  on the 07/03/2006 with a PG cert, even though the Uncut version played on  television channels in the early 90s'),
('28725',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('28726',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('28727','rated and unrated versions.'),
('28728',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('28729',' The redrawn version shown on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network is edited. 1)  The four matches who imitate the Mills Bros. are now red'),
('28730','faced instead of  blackfaced in the beginning of Porkys smoking fantasy. 2) Scene where a pie  cleaner puts his head in a can of chewing tobacco and comes out blackfaced is  cut. 3) A shot of Indian cigars dancing around Porky was replaced with an  extended shot of Mexican cigars dancing around Porky.'),
('28731',' A censored version of Whoopass Stew! is featured on the Powerpuff Girls DVD,  The Mane Event. The "ass" in "Whoopass" was digitally edited out and is also  bleeped out in the dialogue.'),
('28732',' A pencil'),
('28733','sketched version of the short (much like other cartoons made at  CalArts) is available.'),
('28734',' A scene where dancing matches light themselves and then look like Al Jolson  in blackface has been deleted.'),
('28735',' Available in three different versions: a 85 minutes NC17'),
('28736','rated version,  originally released in US theaters; a 85 minutes R'),
('28737','rated video version, which  features some cuts and is sometimes repackaged on video under the title "If  you cant say it, see it"; and the uncut 92minutes version released in  Europe.'),
('28738',' 14A Version includes an alternate ending as well as sensitive language.'),
('28739',' The first USA release version differed from the original UK version by  substituting footage with higher necklines on some womens costumes.'),
('28740',' The version of this film that airs on cable TV edits out much of the scene  involving Priscilla and Steve fooling around, including all of the references  to Priscilla going back into cat form.  This version implies that the two did  sleep together.'),
('28741',' A dual DVD set in a burnt wooden box was released in 2001 by Anchor Bay. It  has the standard 88 (or 87) minute Theatrical Version. It also has a 99  minute Extended Version. This also has the events in chronological order  (unlike the 88 min version). Unlike the 95 minute version it does have  footage prior to Sgt. Howies arrival on Summerisle, including him as a  Preacher.'),
('28742',' Originally released at 87 minutes. Later a complete directors cut was  discovered and re'),
('28743','released: this verson is 102 minutes long and features new  footage showing Sergeant Howie as a preacher, some erotic scenes and Lord  Summerisle reading a poem.'),
('28744',' The later video release featured another recovered pre'),
('28745','title scene of Howie  in the police station, which was not seen in the Directors Cut theatrical  release.'),
('28746',' A 95 min version also exists that has the events in chronological order  (unlike the 87 min version) but omits all footage prior to  Sgt. Howies  arrival on Summerisle.'),
('28747',' The 1978 Media Home Entertainment VHS version released in the USA is uncut.'),
('28748',' The unrated DVD comes with an alternate ending that shows two of the younger  women recruiting volunteers/victims. At least one of them just graduated from  a police academy.'),
('28749',' Edited, R'),
('28750','rated version available on video.'),
('28751',' US Video/DVD release swaps the first two scenes.  This was done because after  its original release in Australia, the Wiggles thought it would have been  better if the Wiggles were seen in the first scene.'),
('28752',' In the original version, theres a short scene where a guy decides to  challenge Yosemite Sam, so he gives a patron his beer, goes outside, and  gets killed, while the patron drinks down the stein and gleefully exclaims,  "I get more free beer this way." This scene is cut from television because of  the strong topic of alcohol in a "childrens" cartoon, even though these  cartoons were made for adults.'),
('28753',' In the scene where Bugs and Sam show off their shooting prowess, Sam takes a  tin can and shoots at it after tossing the can in the air. After Bugs notices  Sams perfect shots, Bugs then takes the can and throws it in the air. There  are two outcomes to this scene: The original version has Bugs completely miss  the can and shoot at Yosemite Sams face. A modified version of the shooting  scene (that was used on "The Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie" and the TV  special "How Bugs Bunny Won The West") exists where Bugs plugs the bullet  holes with champagne bottle corks when its Bugss turn to show off his  shooting. Some TV versions, especially the ones shown on the syndicated  Merrie Melodies Show, the WB, and Nickelodeon, would also use the modified  scene to avoid showing Bugs shooting Sam in the face.'),
('28754',' To avoid an X'),
('28755','rating in the USA, David Lynch added a smoky haze and spark  impact to the shots where Bobby Peru (Willem Dafoe) shoots himself with a  shotgun and blows his head off. The second shot has the same smoky haze on it  to hide the chunk of his head flying though the air. The effect made the  removal of his head from his body less clear and muted the blood and gore and  got the movie an "R" rating. The uncut version was released outside the USA,  but since the David Lynch'),
('28756','approved DVD came out in the U.S. (the shot was  altered there), the censored transfer has been used on worldwide DVD releases  as well, while most of the versions with the bloodier version of the scene  have gone out of print. Oddly enough, the more graphic version is still shown  in TV airings in the U.S. on the Sundance Channel.'),
('28757',' The original Australian theatrical release of "Wild at Heart" started with a  short scene in which Nicholas Cage is seen having sex with Laura Derns  mother in a toilet cubicle. This scene has been excised from the Region 4 DVD  release and instead the film starts with an unsubstantiated accusation of  this, just before the fight.'),
('28758',' There have been at least four different "official" versions of The Wild Bunch  since its initial release in 1969. Thanks to Paul Seydor, author of  "Peckinpah: The Western Films: A Reconsideration" (1980, rev. ed. 1997:  University of Illinois Press) for the following data:'),
('28759',' The cinema version was cut by around 10 secs for an X rating by the BBFC to  shorten the machine gun killing and Angel being dragged behind the car. All  later releases were restored and uncut.'),
('28760',' The complete film, and the only version to which Peckinpah ever lent his  wholehearted imprimatur, is the European version of 1969, which is 145  minutes long and contains: the flashback showing how Thornton was captured;  (2) the flashback showing how Pikes lover, Aurora, was killed and he himself  wounded; (3) the scene in the desert that establishes Crazy Lee is Sykess  grandson and that Pike deliberately abandoned him in the opening robbery; (4)  the raid by Villa on Mapache as he awaits the telegram; (5) the aftermath of  Villas raid in Agua Verde; and (6) about a minutes worth of the festivities  at night in Angels village.'),
('28761',' The first domestic version is essentially identical except for the removal of  the Aurora flashback, which Peckinpah agreed to, albeit with great  reluctance; this version runs about 143 minutes.'),
('28762',' The second domestic version (sometimes called the American version) is  missing all the material just described and runs about 135 minutes.'),
('28763',' The 1995 restoration, which runs 144 minutes and 24 seconds, returns to the  European version but drops the intermission, which was originally inserted  just before the train robbery, the first half of the film ending with Pike  and Dutch on the trail and Pikes line, "This is our last go'),
('28764','round, Dutch,  this time we do it right." As the intermission was created in the first place  only in response to the European distributors demand for a roadshow  engagement, it has been left out of the restoration.  Warner Home Videos  current video tape and laserdisc, both widescreen, are from the 1995  restoration, which, despite some claims to the contrary, is to the version  that Sam Peckinpah himself prepared and authorized for release in 1969 and it  represents his final cut of The Wild Bunch.'),
('28765',' Also available in an unrated version that has been shown on cable channel  Cinemax.'),
('28766',' NBC edited 12 minutes from this film for its 1982 network television  premiere.'),
('28767',' When the cartoon was re'),
('28768','released as a Blue Ribbon re'),
('28769','issue, it was  inadvertently retitled "The Wild Hare." Also, one of the names Elmer Fudd  guesses was changed from Carole Lombard (I) (qv), who had recently died in  a plane crash, to Barbara Stanwyck (qv).'),
('28770',' The French version names Nellie as Millie and Woolfolk as Voolvolk.'),
('28771',' R'),
('28772','rated version runs 106 min. the more explicit unrated version is 111 min.'),
('28773',' Available in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('28774',' Paramount also released this movie in a silent version with film length of  1848m.'),
('28775',' Re'),
('28776','edited into a newer version entitled Velocity, which includes modern  footage which makes the original film a long flashback sequence.'),
('28777',' Originally released theatrically at 106 minutes; the extended "Directors  Cut" runs 136 minutes.'),
('28778',' The original version of the film is 25 minutes longer and told in a  non'),
('28779','linear "story" format.'),
('28780',' Things that are different in Directors Cut: 20 minutes of footage  gone(explaining things like Richard Roundtrees placement in the story),  different music, different narrative, clues about the story, etc. The film  was re'),
('28781','cut to a shorter version before the LAfilmfest in 06.'),
('28782',' Available in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('28783',' Originally filmed in 1996. Director Donald Cammell had his name removed as  director. His Directors Cut, prepared by editor Frank Mazzola and featuring  a new soundtrack by Ryuichi Sakamoto, has been released in 1999 under the  title "Donald Cammells Wild Side". Its available on video/DVD in the UK.'),
('28784',' In the CBS version, there is a scene where Dolly Parton is handcuffed and  speaking with the arresting officers before being taken to the prison. This  scene is cut from Lifetime and CMT versions.'),
('28785',' A collection of vignettes, the third, featuring Traci Lords and Jamie Gillis,  was replaced in 1986 with one starring Elle Rio, Jon Martin, and Tom Byron  after Tracis underage status was revealed. The original names Traci Lords  and Jamie Gillis are muted when spoken in the intro to the re'),
('28786','edited version,  but lip'),
('28787','readers will have no trouble making them out.'),
('28788',' DVD version includes deleted footage never included in any theatrical  release.'),
('28789',' USA Network version deletes all lesbian scenes between Neve and Denise.'),
('28790',' On 20 April 2004 an Unrated Edition of Wild Things was released on DVD and  includes the following additions and extensions: '),
('28791',' Over the opening shots of the school is intercut images of girls   moving(dully lit and hard to make out) '),
('28792',' Extended opening, Duquette and Perez talk about Suzie being locked up for 6   months and Lombardo being a sex hound '),
('28793',' Extended threesome between Suzie, Lombardo, and Kelly '),
('28794',' Extended pool scene of Suzie and Kelly making love '),
('28795',' Duquette is caught spying on Kelly and she sprays him with a hose '),
('28796',' Bowden and Baxter have lunch at a Mexican restaurant '),
('28797',' Alternate and extended dialogue is placed through out the movie '),
('28798',' Alternate Ending '),
('28799',' Suzies Grandmother Ruby takes Det. Perez on a tour of   Suzies home, she shows her a family album and reveals that she is not   Suzies real grandmother but that she raised her as her own. In an odd twist   of events, Van Ryan (Kellys father) had got a girl pregnant and left her   for dead in the glades, Ruby found Suzie shortly there afterwards. Ruby   tells Det. Perez that Sandra Van Ryan (Theresa Russell) is Suzies half   sister and that Suzie had been sleeping with her own niece Kelly (Denise   Richards). (This is all added before Det. Perez goes to talk to Walter). '),
('28800',' 2 Added graphic scenes to the revealing ending '),
('28801',' 1 Kelly comes to see   Lombardo at the bar and gives him some cocaine to try, she is dressed very   sexy in red and they end up fooling around (when Suzie takes the pictures of   them together). 2 Then Lombardo is seen making love to Kelly from behind   (after the car wash; in this particular scene, Lombardo is seen groping   Kellys right breast) as she repeats the line "No little girl is gonna make   me..."'),
('28802',' Television prints shown in the late 80s altered the séance, removing the  Chinese stereotype and replacing it with a zombie moan. The Chinese babbling  was restored when the film was shown on Mystery Science Theater 3000.'),
('28803',' Unrated editon contains six extra minutes.  The sex scenes with Joe Goodman  and Wendy have had the more explicit parts edited out.  A scene of Joes wife  kissing Wendy has been cut as well as the second half of a love scene with  Joe and his wife.'),
('28804',' The 70mm prints that Colonial Williamsburg is currently showing in their  Visitors Center (and the VistaVision horizontal 35mm prints that preceded  them) do not inclue opening titles and screen credits; the 16mm and 35mm  4'),
('28805','perf prints do. The 16mm and 35mm 4'),
('28806','perf prints do not include  exit/walk'),
('28807','out music; the 70mm prints (and old VistaVision prints) do.'),
('28808',' The scene where the nurse is attacked by the dog after she puts the baby  basket into the river is cut from the PG video in the UK, but this scene was  left intact when it was shown on BBC1.'),
('28809',' The above cuts (totalling 34 secs) were edited from all UK cinema and video  versions. The film was passed uncut for DVD in the UK as a PG certificate in  2002'),
('28810',' A deleted scene took place after Willow met Fin Raziel (as the muskrat) on  the island.  They left back on the boat, where a massive storm took place  courtesy of Bavmordas magic.  Eventully, Willow is pulled under water and  attacked by a fish/shark creature.  A piece of the scene is shown in the  "Making of Willow" documentary available on the DVD.	Willows hair is also  noticibly wet when back on land.'),
('28811',' The UK version edits the second sword thrust into General Kael when  Madmartigan steps on the sword and drives it through him.  It only shows  Madmartigan step on the sword, then cuts to Kael falling. A scene during the  battle between Bavmorda and Fin Raziel was deleted which actually showed  where the scratches on Fins face came from.'),
('28812',' Also, during the fight at the castle towards the end, Willow zaps the troll  with his wand, and 2 creatures emerge from its skin. In the UK version of  this film, the bit where the creatures quickly rip the skin off of the troll  is missing.'),
('28813',' The 1971 German version was cut down to 89 minutes, deleting the complete  boat scene from the entering of the tunnel till the arriving and several  other scenes, that might not be suitable for younger viewers (it was rated  age 6) . There it now a complete version available, with the reentered scenes  subtitled.'),
('28814',' In some versions of the movie, during the boat scene, the part where the  chicken gets its head cut off in the background was cut out. Also in this  version, in the same scene, when Slugworths head appears, Charlie says  something like "Grampa, that was Slugworth!" and Grampa Joe just stares back  for a few seconds.'),
('28815',' In some TV showings, a scene showing a woman having the FBI come to her house  to trace a phone call from a kidnapper who has her husband has been edited  out.  The kidnapper wants her case of Wonka Bars in return for her husbands  safety.'),
('28816',' In the TV version that aired on ABC in 2001, the "Cheer up Charlie" song was  cut out. In the same version, the computer that could tell exactly where the  golden tickets were was edited out.'),
('28817',' In some TV versions, Veruca Salts mother is edited out of the sequence in  which Veruca "finds" her golden ticket. In the version shown on the Fox  Family Channel network, the entire boat scene is deleted, as well as the  auction scene, the wonka bar ransom scene, and the scene with the lickable  wallpaper.'),
('28818',' In the 70s, a short, truncated print was made available for schools, etc.   It skips over the entire first half, only showing scenes in the factory  (except portions of the scene where everyone waits for the gates to open).   It cuts out everything following the "Fizzy Lifting Drinks" scene, and the  only two scenes even near their complete versions are the Fizzy Lifting  Drinks and the Inventing Room'),
('28819','the lickable wallpaper is cut altogether, only  the first half of the Chocolate Room is shown (ending when "Pure Imagination"  ends'),
('28820','ommitting Agustuss exit from the film), the parts with the giant  contract, and the room with only one door are gone.  The scene where Charlie  and Grandpa look at the sign for "Hair Cream" is intact, but the boat scene  that went before it is gone (meaning a confusing cut from the Chocolate Room  to the area outside the inventing room). The scenes with everyone waiting for  Wonka to come to the gates are severely shortened'),
('28821','all dialogue is gone.  In  fact, it makes it appear as if people randomly walked into the factory,  rather than a selected group, as is made obvious in the full film.  To keep  continuity, one scene is shown out of order.  The last scene in this version  is the final reprise of "Pure Imagination" (beginning with wonka singing "If  you want to view paradise...." on the tree), and is shown right after the  Fizzy Lifting Drinks scene.  It would lead the viewer to believe that the  group went back to the chocolate room after the Fizzy lifting drinks  room.	This version ran appriximately 20 minutes.'),
('28822',' The original theatrical version of this film was released by Paramount, but  all television, video, and theatrical re'),
('28823','issue versions of the film are  distributed by Warner Bros. As a result, the current version in circulation  opens with a Warner Bros. logo. This happened as a result of Quakers and  Paramounts reaction to the films poor initial box'),
('28824','office returns; Quaker  bowed out early, and Paramount let their distribution rights expire. Since  Wolper Productions had been acquired by Warners by that time, the rights  reverted to them.'),
('28825',' Also available in a hand'),
('28826','colorized version.'),
('28827',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('28828',' American video release cuts the film to 95 m.'),
('28829',' The film was unreleased in the UK until 1986 and then heavily cut by 2  minutes 16 secs by the BBFC to edit the opening rape scene.'),
('28830',' A shortened and re'),
('28831','titled 32 minute version carried the subtitle "revised" in  1979. The key dialogue and main speech in the St. George Tabernacle are  intact, but other connecting scenes with minor characters (such as in the  Salt Lake City telegraph office) were taken out in the "cut version." Line  drawing artwork taken from photographs was used in the background of the main  titles in the 1963 original, with sepia'),
('28832','toned photographs in the revised 1979  version. Both versions have a scene showing the original Eagle Gate. Most of  the credits shown here in the database are absent in the titles of the  "revised" version and only appear in the original cut. Under the main title  in the 1979 cut version, the word "(revised)" is shown. At the very beginning  of the film Brother Gage is explaining to President Snow the financial peril  of the Mormon church. With him is another gentleman, Brother Stout, with a  plan. His plan is to ask all members of the church to contribute money, and  set up clubs of contributors, with membership at various levels based on the  amount of the contribution. He offers to be the first to contribute $1,000 in  the "highest" club. President Snow says that this is not the Lords way. Much  of the scene has been cut in the "revised" version and Brother Stout no  longer has any lines. He is shown in one quick shot. There is a scene in the  Salt Lake City telegraph office, with two workers playing checkers, with the  junior telegrapher completely gone in the cut version. A later scene at the  telegraph office when a telegram from St. George is received is cut  completely. The scenes depicting the train trip to Modena are shortened. A  scene in a railroad car with general authorities and their wives, debating  the reason for the trip, has been cut entirely. A scene between a farmer,  Nephi, explaining to Pres. McArthur that he and his wife Lucy will have to  leave St. George if a crop does not come in that season (due to the  drought)....has also been removed. Nephi is in a buggy hauling a barrel of  water to relieve the thirst of his stock.'),
('28833',' Peter Ustinovs narration was not in the original theatrical release but  added later.'),
('28834',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('28835',' A few scenes and lines of dialouge were either altered or missing from the  finished film. An early scene of Joe and a nurse in their car on the beach  has them two talking about the world being a pretty place and joe says its  not. Another scene of Joe and Yazi talking. Joe asks "seen any combat?" Yazi  answers "No, but i am looking forward to getting into some" There are a few  other small lines of dialouge that was left out. These were most likely cut  because of pacing.'),
('28836',' For the German retail market MGM released a cut version which misses ca. 12  minutes of footage. This version is rated "Not under 16". Uncut version is  also available but may not be sold online due to its higher rating.'),
('28837',' An extended directors cut is available on dvd and features about 22 minutes  of new footage. These include several extended battle scenes as well as a few  fully deleted scenes including an early scene of Joe recieving a medal for  his work at the start of the film. There are also several new scenes near the  start as well including a scene of Joe and Rita on the beach. This scene was  included in the trailer for the film. Also a scene of all the marines taking  pictures before shipping off to war. Also an extended scene of Yazee  introducing himself to Joe and joe asks if he has seen any combat to which  yazee replies "No, but im looking forward to getting into some." There were  also several other smaller additions and alternate angles and shots used.'),
('28838',' The film was originally shot with a sub'),
('28839','plot involving Admiral Bill Wilson as  the traitor that compromised the Pegasus station. There were a number of  scenes between Wilson and Bokoth, the commander of the Kilrathi battle group,  but since the Kilrathi puppets werent realistic enough this sub'),
('28840','plot had to  be cut out. There was also a knife fight on board the Kilrathi ConCom between  Blair and Commander Gerald. Wilson goaded the two into the fight but when  they decided to cut the traitor sub'),
('28841','plot the scene was edited so that Wilson  never appeared in it. However, after a test screening with the knife fight,  the viewer reaction to the edited scene was mainly confusion so the fight was  ultimately cut out. If you look closely, when Paladin gives Blair his Pilgrim  Cross Blair has a bandage on his hand. This was because Gerald wounded him in  the knife fight. Blair used his Pilgrim Cross knife to kill Admiral Wilson  and basically end the fight, proving to Gerald his loyalty to the  Confederation.'),
('28842',' Merlin was also meant to be Blairs private digital companionmentor. The  character was supposed to add comic relief to the film but it was decided  that Maniac could fill that position, so Merlin was relegated to a background  computer system onboard the fighters.'),
('28843',' Adding to the traitor subplot, Captain Sansky was also supposed to be the  traitor aboard the Tiger Claw. In the end he was to have committed suicide  rather then be caught. But when the entire subplot was cut, the film was  re'),
('28844','edited so that it looked as if Sansky died from the head injury recieved  earlier'),
('28845',' The Playstation version of the game replaces two ground attack missions with  cut scenes of the fighters running their attacks. In addition after the  player drops the Temblor bomb on Kilrah another cutscene shows the fighters  egress before the planet begins to break up. Throughout the PC game there  were originally news cast video scenes that hinted to the player various  tactical advances on the part of the enemy. Unfortunately these were cut in  the end.'),
('28846',' The Playstation version also includes Hobbes confession to Blair about being  the traitor. This was also dramatized in the novelization. In both, Ralga nar  Hallas explains that when Prince Thrakkath spoke the words, "Heart of the  Tiger", his hypnotic trance (Which he had been under since defecting in  Wing Commander 1) was broken and he became Ralga once again, with all his  memories and loyalties intact.'),
('28847',' For opening "roadshow" engagements, some of the battle scenes were shown in  color, and half the film was screened in Magnascope (a forerunner to modern  widescreen processes).'),
('28848',' A version played at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on May 15  and 16, 2003, was restored, with fewer scratches, color tintings, and an  orchestral score with sound effects.'),
('28849',' The film, originally to be titled A Darker Purpose, was reedited by the  producers while director Alex Cox was in Mexico working on another project.  The films original score by Pray For Rain and Zander Schloss, was also  replaced. Cox disowned the finished product.  In Japan, the distributors  Cable Hogue and GAGA released a Directors Cut version which partially  resembles the original cut and restores the Pray For Rain/Zander Schloss  score. The original soundtrack for the Directors Cut is also available in  Japan on Toho Music Co./Cyur Records.'),
('28850',' The English version (i.e. "Winnetou, the warrior") omits all scenes with  Chris Howland. Some other scenes are trimmed as well '),
('28851',' including a sequence  between the character Sam Hawkens and a fat indian squaw. The German 2005  restored DVD version has a English soundtrack option in which the scenes that  where not in the English version reverts to the German soundtrack. It is  therefore possible to see the differences between the two versions. The  German soundtrack on the same DVD issue has been remixed into stereo and at  least one sequence that has previously been censored in German VHS copies '),
('28852','  the death of Santer'),
('28853',' has been restored as well.'),
('28854',' When released in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Bruce Reitherman,  who voiced Christopher Robin, was replaced by a different actor.'),
('28855',' Reissued in 1983 with deleted scenes restored.'),
('28856',' In the original version at the beginning of the car trashing scene,there is a  shot of the back of the car going down the road while Pink Caddilac is  playing. The UK version which omits the song deletes this shot.'),
('28857',' In some versions of the movie there is a extended shot of Marco, Moe, and  Harry walking to the church. It shows them discussing something, but you  cannot hear. This scene is present in only selective versions'),
('28858',' Some video versions, including the one released in the UK, eliminate the  Bruce Springsteen song Pink Cadillac from the soundtrack for copyright  reasons. In the original, this song can be heard as Danny De Vito and Joe  Piscopo drive to Atlantic City, trashing Frankie the Fixers prized Cadillac  en route.'),
('28859',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('28860',' The following scenes were removed for pacing reasons: '),
('28861',' The guys to whom Alex says "hi guys" in the gym had bigger roles. They   originally followed Alex around a lot, and this frazzled Hayleys nerves   when she was in Alexs body. '),
('28862',' A scene where Hayley practices her speech for the convention in front of   Alex, which illustrates Hayleys nervous demeanor about public speaking, and   Alexs discomfort with her lack of math skills. '),
('28863',' Numerous shots of the parents eavesdropping, seeing how their daughters   "progress" was coming along. '),
('28864',' A scene near the end where "Mittermonster" pads down a number of beauty   contestants before they enter the stage.'),
('28865',' None of these scenes appear in any released version of the film, but are  mentioned by the director during the DVD commentary.'),
('28866',' German TV'),
('28867','Versions are heavily cut for violence, obtaining most of the gore  shown in the party'),
('28868','scene near the end of the movie. Video and DVD'),
('28869','Versions  (labeled not under 18) are uncut.'),
('28870',' Finnish video version is cut by 38 seconds.'),
('28871',' US version has happy ending added.'),
('28872',' All UK versions were cut by 2 seconds to secure a PG rating. The mouse  transformation was slightly shortened and a shot of a witchs bloody scalp  when she removes her wig was removed.'),
('28873',' All British versions prior to 1996 were cut by 1 min 26 secs by the UK censor  on original release. The Redemption Video release restores this material from  a U.S laserdisc.'),
('28874',' The UK R2 DVD features 2 versions of the film '),
('28875',' the original UK version  (labelled "The Directors Cut", with BBFC censor cuts restored via grainy,  inferior quality inserts) and the Continental version (labelled "The Export  Version") that has alternate takes of several tavern shots in which the  various wenches are topless or have exposed breasts '),
('28876',' in the UK version they  are are more conservatively dressed '),
('28877',' as well as extra scenes of torture and  violence, notably additional axe blows to Price at the films conclusion.'),
('28878',' UK cinema and early video versions were cut by 1 min 26 secs by the BBFC to  edit scenes of torture, a woman being burnt alive and axe blows from the  climactic fight in the castle cellar. Overseas prints of the film included  alternative shots of topless nudity during the bar'),
('28879','room scenes. The complete  and restored version was passed fully uncut by the BBFC and released on the  Redemption video label in 1995, using footage restored from European  laserdisc prints. Later UK DVD versions feature both the uncut UK cinema  version (which includes the violence) and the International Version (which  includes the nudity).'),
('28880',' European release versions use alternate takes of the tavern scenes, including  some nudity.'),
('28881',' The American version, retitled The Conqueror Worm, features opening and  closing narration from Edgar Allen Poes poem of the same name.'),
('28882',' The USA version, titled The Conqueror Worm, as well as having the reference  to the Poe poem, replaces the films original score by Paul Ferris (I) (qv)  with a different (although similar) score by Kendall Schmidt (I) (qv). UK  prints under the title Witchfinder General have the correct original Ferris  score.'),
('28883',' Nudity edited out of the print used for the "Thriller Video" cassette, hosted  by TVs Elvira, "Mistress of the Dark".'),
('28884',' Re'),
('28885','released in 1975 under the title "Naked Witch" and rated "R".  Contains  footage that was not in the original "M" rated release.'),
('28886',' The VHS verison is 5 minutes shorter than the DVD, the only difference being  5 added minutes of footage of Dementia.'),
('28887',' A few gory scenes were shortened to avoid an "X" rating: '),
('28888',' The scene where Gingers throat is pierced by the shower head. '),
('28889',' The close up of Elvins brains being blown out. '),
('28890',' A longer shot of the mediums head exploding. '),
('28891',' An actual view of the AA characters head being run over by the possessed   car.'),
('28892',' In 1993, the Library of Congress Motion Picture Conservation Center restored  this film as close to the original as possible, from the only known surviving  copy in Spain.  The Spanish intertitles were retranslated into English using  typical Micheaux language.  Only one short sequence was missing and that was  summarized with an intertitle frame.  The running time is 79 minutes.'),
('28893',' The original cinema version of this film was shorter than the one that has  since been released on video, laserdisc and DVD. Changes include: '),
('28894',' Marwoods opening voice'),
('28895','over has been redubbed. '),
('28896',' Marwoods speach about his thumbs having gone weird has been cut. The scene   thus goes from the line "I dont feel good" to "Look at my tongue". '),
('28897',' Withnails "Im gonna pull your head off" has been cut. '),
('28898',' Dannys anecdote about The Coalman has been cut. '),
('28899',' Some dialogue concerning Withnails current work and Marwood also being a   thespian has been cut out of the scene at Montys home. '),
('28900',' The scene of Marwood slipping in the mud and then angrily persuading   Withnail to have another look at the shed has been cut. '),
('28901',' The first part of Withnail and Marwoods conversation with the major,   concerning Withnail having been in the Territorials, has been cut. The scene   in this version simply dissolves from Withnail and Marwood walking to the   pub with Marwoods voice'),
('28902','over to the major bringing up the subject of Jake.   Marwoods line about why Withnail lied to the major has understandably also   been cut. '),
('28903',' The word Saveloy has been redubbed to Sausage.'),
('28904',' The Madacy DVD, and so far the only known video release, has altered the  films opening slightly. Without Warning starts off with a "late, late show"  movie playing before being interrupted by the news bulletins. At one point,  the "films credits" are displayed, giving direction credit to Mario Bava.  These credits have been removed for the DVD.'),
('28905',' In the VHS version, just after John Book is shot, we see a close'),
('28906','up of his  gun and a voice'),
('28907','over from an earlier conversation Book had with the captain.  We hear the words: "Who else knows about this? "Just you and me." In the DVD  version, we see the close'),
('28908','up of the gun and then it segues to Books sister  waking up Rachel and her son Samuel, minus the voice'),
('28909','over.'),
('28910',' When showed on Finnsh television it was shown in two parts (50 min & 49 min).  it was shown in a wide'),
('28911','screen, approx 1.78:1, format. This version left out  little information on top and below and added a little to the sides compared  to the version released on DVD in Finland (by FutureFilm)which is 96 minutes  and in 4:3 Full frame format.'),
('28912',' Partly re'),
('28913','edited television version of 103 minutes.'),
('28914',' In 1994 re'),
('28915','released with new copies and a new sound track.'),
('28916',' 2005 DVD release on Warner Brothers (as a bonus feature with the 1939  version) alternates between sepia tone'),
('28917','colored images and blue'),
('28918','tinted images.'),
('28919',' In 2005, Turner Entertainment Company copyrighted a 72'),
('28920','minute version with an  original musical score composed, arranged and conducted by  Robert Israel (II) (qv). It was distributed by Warner Bros. Television and  broadcast on Turner Classic Movies in 2006.'),
('28921',' The print used for the Brentwood Home Video DVD release features  Jacqueline Lovell (qv) reading the title cards as part of a newly'),
('28922','recorded  soundtrack. This version also uses a slower print of the film, running  approx. 110 minutes compared to the approximately 75 minute print issued on  DVD by Warner Brothers.'),
('28923',' From 1968 to 1984, on NBC'),
('28924','TV and CBS'),
('28925','TV airings of the film, the film was  edited to sell more commercial time. As the amount of commercial time on  network television gradually increased, more scenes were cut. According to  film historian John Fricke, these cuts started with solely a long tracking  shot of Munchkin Land after Dorothy arrives there. The rest of the film  remained intact. Also according to Fricke, more wholesale cutting of the film  took place when CBS regained the TV rights in 1975. By the 1980s, the other  excised shots included: the films dedication in the opening credits,  continuity shots of Dorothy and Toto running from the farm, establishing  shots of the cyclone, the aforementioned tracking sequence in Munchkinland,  the establishing shot of the poppy field, and tiny bits and pieces of the  trip to the Witchs castle. CBS finally showed the uncut version beginning in  1985 by time compressing it. Network airings in the 1990s were uncut and not  time'),
('28926','compressed; the film aired in a 2'),
('28927','hour, 10'),
('28928','minute time period.'),
('28929',' On 17 June 1955, M'),
('28930','G'),
('28931','M released nationwide a so'),
('28932','called "Wide Screen" 1.85:1  aspect version of the film. It should be noted that this version is not "true  widescreen" and really only covered up the top and bottom of the screen with  black bars, thus ruining the 1.37:1 Academy aspect ratio as that was  originally shown and intended. The widescreen ratio was again used for the  1998 theatrical re'),
('28933','release, although it was not specifically advertised as  such. Fortunately, this "fake" widescreen version of the movie has not been  seen on any television broadcast or home video release of the film.  Broadcast, tape and DVD versions are in the television standard 1.33:1 aspect  ratio, which shaves off image on both sides from the 1.37:1 theatrical  release. If you see the original in a theater, youll see some small but  pleasing additions, especially in Munchkin Land.'),
('28934',' All prints shown/made from 1949 to 1988 have the Kansas scenes in black and  white, not the original sepia tones. The 1989 50th anniversary video cassette  restores the sepia color of the Kansas scenes. All theatrical re'),
('28935','releases, TV  airings, and video releases since then have the scenes in the sepia tones.'),
('28936',' The original 1939 prints incorporated a "stencil printing" process when  Dorothy runs to open the farmhouse door before switching to Technicolor; each  frame was hand tinted in order to keep the inside of the door in sepia tone.  The 2000 Warner dvd release uses this technique.'),
('28937',' For the 1998 re'),
('28938','release, Warner Bros. handled the distribution of the film  for Turner Entertainment Co. As a result, the re'),
('28939','release prints started with  Warners 75th Anniversary logo. The prints also ended with a short set of  restoration and sound remixing credits.'),
('28940',' The 2000 Warner Brothers DVD edition suffers from print defects due to  shrinkage of the materials used in the restoration, and cuts out one line of  Dorothys which occurs during a reel change when Toto is being taken from  Dorothy. As she whimpers Totos name, theres a stutter edit where an off  camera Garland repeats the first few words of a line, "Oh, To, oh Toto." The  audio production team (who were doing the restoration) went back to the  script and found no correspondence. So, the apparent mistake was excised.'),
('28941',' A special trailer prepared for the opening of a Loews theater in Cairo  included test make'),
('28942','up shots for the lead characters and an alternate audio  take of "Over The Rainbow" (the corresponding video that the audio was  intended for is lost'),
('28943',' See Alternative Versions).'),
('28944',' One of the two 1949 reissue theatrical trailers (viewable on the 2000 Warner  Bros. DVD) features alternative versions of many familiar scenes; as well as  brief footage of the "Return Procession Through Emerald City" scene which was  removed from the final film; and is now lost in its full form.'),
('28945',' Original preview versions of "The Wizard of Oz" ran several minutes longer  than the current version; These are the scenes that were cut or shortened to  reduce the running time. These scenes were never included in any officially  released version of the film: '),
('28946',' During the "If I Only had a Brain" sequence, there was originally a   spectacular dance that Ray Bolger did. In the current release, he sang the   first and second verses of "If I Only had a Brain", then fell over. In the   original, though, he sang the first and second verses, began to dance, and   eventually a crow takes a large portion of his straw, and so the scarecrow   flies in the air to get it back, which he does. Then, he does some splits   (forward and backward), and then a pumpkin rolls down the road, and just as   it goes through the scarecrows legs, he jumps high into the air. Now, he   comes down, bounces against the fences, sings a third verse of "If I Only   Had a Brain", then falls down. The unedited Ray Bolger Scarecrow dance   sequence can be seen in the film Thats Dancing (1985). '),
('28947',' A scene where the Wicked Witch of the West turns the tin man into a bee hive   (as she threatened to do) was cut out for the current version. The cut was   covered by flipping the image of the following shot, so that the characters   would appear to be in the same positions. '),
('28948',' During the "Lions and Tigers and Bears" scene, those words are said several   more times than in the current version. '),
('28949',' There was originally a scene where the Witch sends a pink and blue bug   (known as the "Jitterbug") into the haunted forest "to take the fight out   of" Dorothy and her friends. When the Jitterbug bit one of the characters,   heshe would start dancing helplessly. This is perhaps the most famous   deleted scene of them all, but the actual footage no longer exists. All   there is left of the "Jitterbug" scene is home movies that the composer,   Harold Arlen, filmed during rehearsals, and the sound track of the song. '),
('28950',' A reprise of "Over the Rainbow" which Dorothy sings while locked in the   witches castle was cut. Only the soundtrack of the number survived. '),
('28951',' A scene where the four main characters return to the Emerald City with the   witch of the wests broomstick (including a reprise of "Ding Dong, The Witch   is dead!") was cut. Only the song survived; the footage no longer exists   (except a shot or two that can be found in the theatrical trailer).'),
('28952',' In 2004 and 2005 Warner Bros. restored the film using their digital Ultra  Resolution technique for the films 2005 re'),
('28953','release on DVD. This corrected  the issues regarding the three Technicolor strips becoming misaligned during  the 1998 restoration and also presented the film in its best quality to  date.'),
('28954',' The CBS/FOX video, released in New Zealand in the 1980s contained the  full'),
('28955','length uncut 80 minute version and was given given the M rating.'),
('28956',' On April 30th, 2005, as part of the Ralph Bakshi (qv) retrospective at the  Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, Bakshis personal print of the film was shown,  which was missing two pieces of narration: '),
('28957',' Susan Tyrrell (qv) does not read the opening shots storybook title in her   narration voice'),
('28958','over. In this print, the films narration starts with "The   world blew up in a thousand atomic fireballs...," in the next shot. '),
('28959',' The character of Nekron 99s (AKA Peaces) narrated introduction was also   missing from the print.'),
('28960',' An English dubbed version is being prepared for American broadast television.'),
('28961',' DVD edition features English'),
('28962','language version; VHS edition available either  dubbed or subtitled.'),
('28963',' The Taiwanese VCD for this movie was dubbed. Mandarin Chinese was not the  first language for Chow Yun'),
('28964','Fat and Michelle Yeoh, and it showed in the  original movie. This version dubbed them over with native speakers. It can  also be distinguished by the addition of background noise such as grunts  during the fights.'),
('28965',' The English subtitles on the DVD are translated differently than the original  theatrical version.'),
('28966',' English subtitles on the Region 3 DVD are the same as the original theatrical  release, and are not the same as the "dumbed'),
('28967','down" translation on other DVD  versions.'),
('28968',' When aired for the first time on television in Australia (Sunday, 12  September 2004) on their free'),
('28969','to'),
('28970','air international channel SBS, SBS used  their own international translators to subtitle the movie from scratch,  resulting in quite a few changes reflecting character names (some different  spelling, most directly spelt from their Mandarin forms and not  changed/altered into more Western forms), and a much closer, truer  explanation of events and people than the dumbed'),
('28971','down translation of other  DVD releases offer.'),
('28972',' The American version is cut by 9 minutes. Scenes omitted from the American  version:  '),
('28973','In the Hong Kong version, we do not see Jackies unit get double crossed  right after the mission is over (The American edit shows the unit getting  double crossed after the mission). When the mission is over, it immediately  cuts to the CIA briefing room. The scene with the double cross is shown  during a flashback. '),
('28974',' There are more scenes with Jackie and his time with the African tribe. These   include: '),
('28975',' Jackie talks in Chinese most of the time (The American version shows him   talking in English as the film was shot in English). '),
('28976',' A conversation with tribal child Baba about the sun and the moon in hopes of   finding out what happened to him. '),
('28977',' A confrontation with Jackie and a lion after Jackie picks up one of the   lions cubs. '),
('28978',' A ceremony where Jackie is made a member of the tribe. '),
('28979',' Before he leaves his tribal friends to go journey to find out his true   identity, he does a traditional tribal dance for them and they return the   favor with a dance of their own.  '),
('28980','The road race which Jackie helps Yuki and her snakebitten brother win is  longer in the Hong Kong version.  '),
('28981','Jackie and Yuki talk after the race where Jackie is finally able to speak  clear and concise to her. He tells her he had a hard time speaking to her  before because of the herbs he chewed to help neutalize her brothers  snakebite numbed his mouth. Afterwards, they climb into Yukis big rig and  head for the hospital.  '),
('28982','Yuki tells Jackie at the hospital he can borrow her brothers suite while he  is in the city.  '),
('28983','The power station explosion scene in the Hong Kong version is longer.  '),
('28984','Jackies journey getting from the hotel suite to the hotel car is longer in  the Hong Kong version.  '),
('28985','All instant replay scenes are omitted in the American version.'),
('28986',' Video version includes 2 minute sequence with The Killer using machine gun to  kill bandits that is not in theatrical version.'),
('28987',' Upon release on to dvd there is a rated and unrated version'),
('28988',' SPOILER: This film was released in two different versions. The WOLF LAKE  version features flash forwards which shows us events thats about to happen  later in the film, and an ending in which Rod Steiger dies. But another  version HONOR GUARD, in which all flash forwards have been eliminated, and  Steiger instead kills the couple.'),
('28989',' A cameo (about 15 seconds) by Tom Waits (qv) as a bar owner playing the  piano and singing his song "Jitterbug Boy" was included in theatrical prints  and early TV versions, but had to be removed from the film for video and DVD  releases due to copyright reasons.'),
('28990',' The SNES version removes all references to Nazis and add a rocket launcher  and flamethrower.'),
('28991',' The SNES version also removes blood and swaps the dogs for giant'),
('28992','overgrown  rats'),
('28993',' German edited version omits all swastikas, Nazi artwork and symbols since it  is prohibited by the German constitution to feature these images in computer  games.'),
('28994',' The unrated version contains an extra 6 minutes of nudity'),
('28995',' Original version shown at the Sundance film festival was in black'),
('28996','and'),
('28997','white;  later shown on cable in a slightly shorter color version.'),
('28998',' Originally released in 1914 as a three'),
('28999','reeler. Re'),
('29000','issued as a five'),
('29001','reeler  in  1916.'),
('29002',' Also available in computer'),
('29003','colorized version.'),
('29004',' Metro'),
('29005','Goldwyn'),
('29006','Mayer also released this picture as a totally silent movie.'),
('29007',' Chaplin reissued all of his independent films over the years: The Gold  Rush/Pay Day(1942), City Lights (1951), A Dogs Life/Shoulder Arms/The  Pilgrim (1959), Monsieur Verdoux (1964), The Circus/A Days Pleasure (1969),  The Kid/The Idle Class (1971), Modern Times (1972), Limeight (1972), The  Great Dictator (1974), and A King in New York (1976). During 1976, Chaplin  was preparing a reissue of A Woman of Paris/Sunnyside but died before  completion. The project was completed after his death, and the films were  reissued in the United States by Kino International Corp. in 1978. This  version, however, dispensed with an opening subtitle, as well as a few brief  insert shots.'),
('29008',' It was broadcast on ITV in the UK in the mid eighties in a version which  deleted the Madam Cholet song, although it was quite impossible to tell it  was missing as it has no bearing on events in the film.'),
('29009',' At the start of the Technicolor Adrian (I) (qv) fashion show, the video and  TV versions have traditionally shown a Technicolor stage in the middle of the  screen surrounded by pure white (this always struck me as odd but I never  thought too much about it). The original 1939 version of the scene shows the  Technicolor stage surrounded by the rest of the room IN BLACK AND WHITE,  using a stenciling process developed for (but ultimately unused in)  _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv). Presumably, because the reel starts right  BEFORE the transition, it was either too much trouble and expense to process  the small bit of stray black and white footage for television (it would have  to have been printed separately onto each release print in 1939)or, more  likely, the footage has been lost. The new video and cable versions show  _Women, The (1939)_ (qv) in a reconstruction of the original version, with  the Technicolor stage printed over a black and white still from later in the  film. The image, as now presented, is much less jarring than the original  video release. The fashion show was also shot in black and white, with the  models interacting with the stars as they move throughout the boutique. After  principal photography ended, MGM decided to re'),
('29010','shoot the fashion show in  Technicolor (this color footage was not shot by George Cukor (qv))and the  models no longer interact with Norma Shearer (qv), Rosalind Russell (qv),  etc. The original black and white footage, saved in the MGM vault, can now be  seen as a special feature on the Warner DVD. Older television prints often  showed the fashion show in black and white, but it was not this alternate  footage, just the color sequence printed without its tints.'),
('29011',' In the theatrical version Tobey Maguire mistakenly refers to Alan Ladds  death as a suicide. After complaints from Ladds family, Paramount removed  the offending line in all future releases of the film, including home video.  VHS and DVD releases carry a disclaimer, shown before the feature, warning  that the film has been edited for content.'),
('29012',' The video release appears to have been edited for language as well.  Early in  the film, when Michael Douglas is picking up his editor at the airport, he  turns to him and says "youre fucked'),
('29013','up" but an overdubbing has him saying  "youre high."  Near the end of the film, when Robert Downey Jr. is chasing  Vernon with his car, Vernon says "Motherfucker" but this was overdubbed to  "man" for the video release.'),
('29014',' The current version shown on Turner Classic Movies is the full'),
('29015','length  version, not seen since the films 1962 roadshow release, not even on  television. Not only does it include an Overture, Entracte and Exit Music;  it also includes the long'),
('29016','unseen two'),
('29017','minute prologue to the main title. After  we see the M'),
('29018','G'),
('29019','M lion roaring and the words "Metro'),
('29020','Goldwyn'),
('29021','Mayer and Cinerama  present a George Pal Production", the scene changes to show two armies firing  off cannon furiously, while the announcer says, "Once again, at the beginning  of the nineteenth century, Europe was torn by the sounds of war. However, if  you listen very closely, you might hear another, very different sound". The  camera then pans into the horizon while we hear the soft sounds of quill pens  writing on paper. The scene then switches to show Laurence Harvey and Karl  Boehm writing busily as the credits come up onscreen.'),
('29022',' A version distributed by Made in Hong Kong UK has a running time of 140  mins.  with a extra 10 minutes previously unreleased on video.'),
('29023',' Taiwanese version opens with 7 minute recap of the original film in series.'),
('29024',' Released in two separate versions with dialogues in two Chinese dialects:  Mandarin and Cantonese.'),
('29025',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 2 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('29026',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 17 seconds. According to the  BBFC: Two cuts were made to reduce the level of extreme violence in the video  One of the cuts seems to be in the scene where Jacky Cheung is attacked by  some men. One of them grabs a small metal gas bottle and throws it at  Cheungs chest. You see a shot of the guy throwing it, but then you only see  the bottle already by the side of Cheungs body, whos screaming in pain,  after the impact.'),
('29027',' 2005 Tartan release features the film uncut but with a Mandarin Soundtrack  instead of the original Cantonese soundtrack.'),
('29028',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('29029',' The current (as of 3'),
('29030','2003) DVD version features some video from the  directors cut, but not all of it: '),
('29031',' Wont You Try '),
('29032',' Jefferson Airplane (included) '),
('29033',' Uncle Sams Blues '),
('29034',' Jefferson Airplane (included) '),
('29035',' Work Me Lord '),
('29036',' Janis Joplin (included) '),
('29037',' Voodoo Chile '),
('29038',' Jimi Hendrix (included) '),
('29039',' Cost Of Freedom '),
('29040',' Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young (not included) '),
('29041',' Leavin This Town '),
('29042',' Canned Heat (not included)'),
('29043',' The directors cut ended with a shot of a version of the Vietnam War memorial  with the names of several influential persons of the 1960s and the Crosby,  Stills, Nash and Youngs "Find the Cost of Freedom Playing" over the scene.'),
('29044',' A Directors Cut was released in 1994. This version includes Janis Joplin,  and extra footage of Jefferson Airplane, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Johnny  Winter and Jimi Hendrix. Its 228? minutes, 6354? meters long, with remixed  Dolby SR'),
('29045','D sound.'),
('29046',' Footage shot for this film was later used in Triple Trouble (1918), a  patchwork film compiled by Essanay after Chaplin had left the studio.'),
('29047',' In the repackaged "Elvira naked?" video release, the opening title credits  that originally read "The Working Girls", have been replaced with, "Elvira  Naked".'),
('29048',' In 1985, Karl Lorimar Home Video issued 2 versions of the Workout video.  One  was the original that KVC and Karl Video were issuing previously.  Another  was a highly unpublicized edited version, which was shorter and had several  exercises removed or with overvoicing for safety reaons.  RCA SelectaVision  VideoDiscs released the program in the CED VideoDisc format.  On it, it  offered the option for stereo player'),
('29049','owners to play the disc with Janes  voice and music, or music only.'),
('29050',' RCA SelectaVision VideoDiscs released the program in the CED VideoDisc  format.  On it, it offered the option for stereo player'),
('29051','owners to play the  disc with Janes voice and music, or music only.'),
('29052',' A line of dialogue was changed for the recent Warner DVD release: when  Roberta Muldoon is talking with Garps mother Jenny about the accident, in  the original theatrical version she said "...to have it bitten off in a  Buick." In the new DVD version the reference to Buick was removed, so Roberta  now just says "...to have it bitten off."'),
('29053',' The trailer for this film shows Christmas Jones telling Bond, "Someone is  going to be after my butt." In the film, she says "Someone is going to be  after my ass." It appears to be an alternate take.'),
('29054',' Press screenings ran at ca. 160 minutes. For general release the film was  later cut down to 128 minutes.'),
('29055',' End credits of the video/DVD release include a dedication to actor Desmond  Llewelyn, who died soon after the films original release.'),
('29056',' The film included some scenes which were later cut out or shortened for  timing reasons: '),
('29057',' Right after Bond jumps out of the Bankers office in Bilbao, the Cigar Girl   comes into the Hotel Room from which Renard shot the guard. He says to her,   he hopes that Bond will bring the money back. '),
('29058',' The boat chase sequence was originally 18 minutes long. '),
('29059',' The sequence in which King dies and Bond looks for the Cigar Girl was   originally longer. '),
('29060',' Also shortened was the scene where Bond drives through the oil fields in   Azerbaijan. '),
('29061',' While Bond is talking to Elektra her office was flown in by helicopter. It   then expands to the size as it is seen in the film.'),
('29062',' The original version featured temporary music composed by Kerry Conran (qv)  himself; the version on the  _Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004)_ (qv) DVD uses score from the  latter, composed by Ed Shearmur (qv).'),
('29063',' A compilation of parts of this show along with parts of "Worlds Most  Dangerous Magic II" was released as a 90'),
('29064','minute long retail video by Vidmark  / Trimark'),
('29065',' In the original version, Pete the dogcatcher says to Pluto, "Ill blow your  head off." and "Ill fill you full of lead!" This has been deleted so that  Pete only says, "Ill murder you!"'),
('29066',' This video was originally made for Nickelodeon in 1987, featuring Vanessa  Lindores, Adam Reid, and Doug Ptolemy, and was intended to be the last piece  of the series to be produced.  By the time Nick wanted to use it, the series  had started again with the 1989 season, with a mostly new cast.  So, the  video was cut from one hour to a half hour, removing and shortening many  sketches, as well as the final segment showing how green slime is made,  additional scenes from the new episodes, and old episodes were added, and all  the links featuring the kids were re'),
('29067','shot, or edited so that they no longer  appeared in the scene.  The new kids that were used in the final version of  the video were Chris Bickford, Jennifer Brackenbury, and Christian Tessier.    Copies of the original, hour long version of the video have been found in  collectors circles, dubbed from master tapes.'),
('29068',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('29069',' Tv and some video rental versions '),
('29070',' the ones most most commonly seen or found  '),
('29071',' do not include extended love scenes featuring topless nudity of Sherilyn  Fenn.'),
('29072',' Old German VCL rental video was edited for violence to secure a "Not under  16" rating. In 2002 the film was resubmitted to the FSK and passed uncut with  the same rating.'),
('29073',' The film was given an "R" rating due to the nudity, which was then excised to  earn a "PG'),
('29074','13" rating.'),
('29075',' UK video version was cut by 6 secs by the BBFC to remove an ear'),
('29076','clap for a PG  certificate.'),
('29077',' The DVD version replaced the entrance themes for a number of wrestlers. This  was likely done because of song rights. They were: '),
('29078',' The Junkyard Dog: Another One Bites The Dust (Queen)replaced with Grab Them   Cakes, which eventually became his theme. '),
('29079',' Mike Rotundo And Barry Windham: Born In The U.S.A (Bruce Springsteen)   replaced with generic music '),
('29080',' Hulk Hogan and Mr. T: Eye Of The Tiger (Survivor) replaced with Real   American (Rick Derringer), which would eventually become his theme. Any   reference to "WWF" has been edited out.'),
('29081',' The DVD changed Liberaces entrance, originally he came out to a rendition of  Frank Sinatras "New York, New York". It has been changed to a generic theme.  Also, the end credits originally had the theme from Beverly Hills Cop, which  has been changed to generic music.'),
('29082',' Coliseum Video release removed or replaced the entrance themes for a number  of wrestlers. This was likely done because of song rights. They were: '),
('29083',' The Junkyard Dog: Another One Bites The Dust (Queen) '),
('29084',' Mike Rotundo And Barry Windham: Born In The U.S.A (Bruce Springsteen) '),
('29085',' Wendy Richter: Girls Just Want To Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper) '),
('29086',' Hulk Hogan and Mr. T: Eye Of The Tiger (Survivor) '),
('29087',' The reissued video release by Titan Sports restores the original entrance   themes.'),
('29088',' The DVD changed some of the theme songs for some wrestlers. This was done  because of song rights. Corporal Kirchner Uncle Elmer Dont go messing with a  Country Boy replaced with generic music.'),
('29089',' Additional material on the DVD: A WrestleMania wrap'),
('29090','up with Jonathan Coachman  A brief Hardcore Holly interview An interview with Mick Foley and his wife &  kids after his match An interview with Edge & Christian, and some shots of  them, The Hardy Boyz & The Dudley Boyz hugging after their match'),
('29091',' There are several changes to the DVD version when compared to the original  live broadcast. '),
('29092',' '),
('29093',' When Christy Hemme comes out for her match against Trish Stratus, her   theme music ("Walk Idiot Walk" by The Hives) was changed to generic music. '),
('29094',' '),
('29095',' Two changes were made to Roddy Pipers introductory remarks about Stone   Cold Steve Austin during the Pipers Pit segment. On the live broadcast   Piper says "Who is the biggest rebel in the history of the WWF?" which was   changed to "WWE" on the DVD. Although the camera stayed on him when he said   "WWF" during the live broadcast, on the DVD it cuts to a crowd shot just as   he says the "E". A few seconds later Piper says "Bullshit!" which is bleeped   on the DVD, but was not bleeped on the live broadcast. '),
('29096',' '),
('29097',' When Stone Cold Steve Austin comes out during the Pipers Pit segment, the   Wrestlemania 21 logo on his name plate was covered up by the Pipers Pit   logo in the lower left corner during the original live broadcast. This   production error is corrected on the DVD. '),
('29098',' '),
('29099',' After Pipers Pit, Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross start talking about the   parody trailers, when Ross stops to advertise the upcoming Backlash   pay'),
('29100','per'),
('29101','view. The DVD edits out the ad, but since it was all one continuous   shot of both guys, a shot from the Basic Instinct parody is inserted to   cover up the edit. '),
('29102',' '),
('29103',' When Tony Chimel starts to give the rules of the Sumo match, there was   originally problems with the microphone, causing the first part of Tonys   words to be hard to hear, and prompting Michael Cole to say "Tony about to   give the rules" as a way to stall for time. The DVD removes the unclear part   of Tonys words and Michaels line about the problem. '),
('29104',' '),
('29105',' When Akebonos theme music starts, it takes him a little while to make his   entrance. In the live broadcast, the camera was fixed on the empty stage for   seventeen seconds, while the DVD reuses an earlier crowd show to cover this   up. '),
('29106',' '),
('29107',' After the Wrestlemania 22 promo (which follows the Hall of Famers segment)   there is an exterior shot of the Staples Center. The DVD uses different   music and replaces a graphics glitch that was in the original live   broadcast. Also, the Snickers ad done by Jerry Lawler was edited out. '),
('29108',' '),
('29109',' During the live broadcast Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross spent two minutes   talking about the history of the Triple H/Batista match as a stall for time   while Motorhead set up their instruments (in order to play Triple Hs theme   live as he walked to the ring). The DVD cuts right from the history video   package to Motorhead playing, eliminating Lawler and Ross conversation   entirely. This was partly done to eliminate the production error, and partly   because the song playing in the background as they spoke was the same one   that was changed a few minutes earlier on the DVD (during the Staples center   exterior shot).'),
('29110',' The DVD replaced some of the theme songs for some wrestlers. This was done  due to song rights. KoKo B Ware Piledriver which would later become his theme  song from 1987'),
('29111','1989. Ricky The Dragon Steamboat Hillbilly Jim Dont go  Messing with a Country Boy replaced with generic music.'),
('29112',' The DVD version changed the following superstarss entrance themes to generic  music: '),
('29113',' Demolition (Ax and Smash) '),
('29114',' "The Rock" Don Muraco '),
('29115',' "The Natural" Butch Reed '),
('29116',' The Islanders (Tama and Haku) '),
('29117',' Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat Any use of the name "WWF" has been edited out.'),
('29118',' The DVD version changed the following superstars entrance themes to generic  music: '),
('29119',' The Twin Towers (The Big Boss Man and Akeem) '),
('29120',' Demolition (Ax and Smash)'),
('29121',' The old Coliseum video release omits an hour of footage to fit the event on  one VHS tape. Almost all the archive footage from the original event was cut,  and some matches were shortened. The new WWF DVD release is the full'),
('29122','length  event, only with verbal references to WWF edited out, and some wrestlers  music replaced.'),
('29123',' In the original PPV broadcast, Howard Finkel accidently announced "King Haku"  as "King Tonga", which was a previous identity of Uliuli Fifita years prior.  All video releases of WrestleMania V have been dubbed over with the correct  name announced.'),
('29124',' The DVD version edited out any reference to "WWF". The DVD version also  replaced the entrance themes for a number of wrestlers. This was likely done  because of song rights. They were: '),
('29125',' Koko B. Ware: "Bird" replaced with "Piledriver", which was his theme from   1987 to 1989. '),
('29126',' Dusty Rhodes: "American Dream" replaced with generic music. '),
('29127',' Demolition (Ax and Smash) '),
('29128',' The Orient Express (Sato and Tanaka) '),
('29129',' Big Boss Man: "Hard Time" replaced with the song that eventually became his   music when he returned in 1998 to 2002. '),
('29130',' Akeem: "Jive Soul Bro" replaced with generic music.'),
('29131',' The DVD version edited out any reference to "WWF". The DVD version also  replaced the entrance themes for a number of wrestlers. This was likely done  because of song rights. They were: '),
('29132',' Jimmy Snuka '),
('29133',' Demolition (Crush and Smash) '),
('29134',' Tenyru & Kitao '),
('29135',' Big Boss Man: "Hard Time" replaced with the song that eventually became his   music when he returned in 1998 to 2002.'),
('29136',' The DVD version edited out any reference to "WWF". The DVD version also  replaced the entrance themes, which was likely done because of song rights.  They are: '),
('29137',' Ric Flairs music changed to the WWEs rendition of "Also Sprach Zarusthra",   which eventually became Flairs entrance music in 2005. '),
('29138',' The video package documenting Sid Justices path of destruction replaced   Sids entrance at that time to a generic hard rock song with vocals.'),
('29139',' WrestleMania X (1994) (V) Alternate Versions '),
('29140',' Add The DVD version edited out  any reference to "WWF". The DVD version also replaced the entrance themes for  some wrestlers. This was likely done because of song rights. They were: '),
('29141',' Leilani Kai '),
('29142',' The Quebecers (Jacques & Pierre)'),
('29143',' On March 19, 2002 the WWF aired a replay of the event editing out the massive  Hogan chants and adding Rocky chants.  These were subsequently changed back  for home video releases.'),
('29144',' All of the WWF references are intact on the original WWF DVD release. The  anthology DVD set (released after the World Wildlife Funds lawsuit over the  WWF initials) blurs out all uses of the WWF logo and omits nearly all verbal  WWF references. It also changes many WWF logo captions to WWE logo captions.'),
('29145',' During the actual Pay'),
('29146','Per'),
('29147','View airing, Rob Van Dam could be heard calling out  "Dropkick!" to William Regal. This was edited out of the home video release.'),
('29148',' Also during the actual Pay'),
('29149','Per'),
('29150','View airing, Kurt Angle & Kane messed up the  initial roll'),
('29151','up pin, with Kanes shoulders not being down, and they re'),
('29152','did  it, with Kanes shoulders still not fully down. The video release edits out  the first pin and the commentary for the first pin.'),
('29153',' At the end of the Pay'),
('29154','Per'),
('29155','View, the highlights at the end of the event showed  Triple H Pedigreeing Stephanie McMahon many times, each time getting smaller  and smaller and smaller, until eventually you couldnt even see the footage.  This was edited for the video release to show the ending of the  Jericho/Triple H match.'),
('29156',' Additional material on the DVD release: An extra match featuring X'),
('29157','Pac,  Justin Credible & Albert vs. Steve Blackman & Grandmaster Sexay A Chris  Benoit interview Video packages showing the buildup to five of the matches  Footage of the aftermath of the main event on RAW An interview with the  Bushwackers Captain Lou Albano, Classie Freddie Blassie & Afa picking their  favorites for the Gimmick Battle Royal'),
('29158',' The new anthology DVD release mutes out all the profanity used by Steve  Austin during the finale of the main event. The curse words were intact on  the Pay Per View broadcast and on the original DVD/VHS release.'),
('29159',' The home video version differs from the live pay'),
('29160','per'),
('29161','view broadcast, in that  Lawrence Taylor (II) (qv)s entrance theme, Whatta Man (sung by  Salt'),
('29162','N'),
('29163','Pepa (qv)), is removed from the home video version, replaced instead  with a generic music track. This was done to keep from having to pay  Salt'),
('29164','N'),
('29165','Pepa (qv) any further royalties from video sales.'),
('29166',' On the live broadcast, Ashanti performs at the beginning of the show. On the  Home Video/DVD release, her performance is cut.'),
('29167',' A 12 minute, "directors cut" version is available as an extra on the DVD for  The Thief. The shorter version removes the title cards and compresses  scenes between Luis Pedron and Jeff May.'),
('29168',' The available print has been composed from material lifted from different  sources. The opening MGM credits are not the originals but a recreation using  the ones from "Big Business" changing the title and certain names. Most of  the film itself was lifted from elements used in the Robert Youngson  compilation "Laurel & Hardys Laughing Twenties" and for this reason the  quality of the images constantly switches from excellent to mediocre, since  the rest of the film was probably lifted from worn 16mm prints.'),
('29169',' The UK video release versions entitled "The Man with the Deadly Lens" were  cut first by 2 seconds, then re'),
('29170','released cut by 7 seconds. However, the DVD  released in 2004 entitled "Wrong is Right" is uncut.'),
('29171',' Cantonese version released on Japanese video runs 20 minutes longer than  English dubbed version.'),
('29172',' Dubbed video version has different songs on soundtrack, replacing American  rock songs used without permission. Original songs remain on the subtitled  video.'),
('29173',' The preview version ran 3hrs and 10 minutes according to cast member Robert  Quarry. Much of his character and several other characters motivation and  dramatic development scenes were cut out before release.'),
('29174',' The DVD version replaced Ric Flairs music from "Also Sprach Zarathustra" to  the music he used in WWF from 1991'),
('29175','1993.'),
('29176',' The DVD version replaced Booker T.s music from "Rapsheet" (Harlem Heat  Theme) to an instrumental version of "Can You Dig It?", which is his current  theme from WWE ORIGINALS.'),
('29177',' The DVD version replaced Rob Van Dams music from "One of A Kind" to the  music he used in WWF/WWE from 2001'),
('29178','2002.'),
('29179',' The DVD version replaced Kanes music from "Slow Chemical" to "Into the  Fire", the music he used prior.'),
('29180',' DVD version has 1 hour of extras of 5 bonus matches including: '),
('29181',' Stacy Keibler vs Torrie Wilson in a bikini contest. '),
('29182',' A tour of Trish Stratus place. '),
('29183',' Behind the scenes look at the WWE women division.'),
('29184',' There are some differences between the portion broadcast on TV and the  corresponding portions of the event on the DVD. Most of the edits/alternate  footage on the DVD occurs in the spots where the commercial breaks were  placed on TV. '),
('29185',' '),
('29186',' The DVD excludes the start of the live broadcast where Jonathan Coachman   (in voice'),
('29187','over) introduces the evenings previous inductees ("Cowboy" Bob   Orton, Nikolai Volkoff, Iron Sheik, Jimmy Hart, and Paul Orndorff), who each   stand up and wave to the crowd. He then introduces (or re'),
('29188','introduces to the   live crowd) the host, Gene Okerlund, who comes out to his rendition of   "Tutti Fruitti". Hes already at the podium on the DVD version. '),
('29189',' '),
('29190',' A few cuts were made to the Roddy Piper career retrospective on the DVD.   The TV broadcast blurs an instance of Piper giving the middle finger to a   referee, which is not blurred on the DVD. The DVD cut out the "Hollywood   Came Calling" segment featuring clips from _They Live (1988)_ (qv) and its   director John Carpenter. At the very end of the retrospective, the DVD   eliminates the show of Piper at Wrestlemania 3 and the Pipers Pit logo. '),
('29191',' '),
('29192',' Ric Flairs speech (to induct Roddy Piper) was heavily edited on the TV   broadcast. The full length (on DVD) is 12:44, on TV it was shortened to   4:45. '),
('29193',' '),
('29194',' On TV, right after Ric Flair and Roddy Piper hug, Flair gives him the   award and he steps up to the podium. On the DVD, this last part of the shot   is replaced by a far shot and several crowd shots. '),
('29195',' '),
('29196',' On TV there is a shot of Roddy Piper shaking his head right before he   starts his speech, that was followed by a shot of the crowd in the balcony.   On the DVD the Piper shot was removed, but the balcony crowd shot remains. '),
('29197',' '),
('29198',' After Pipers speech there was a commercial break on TV, after which   Jonathan Coachman reintroduces host Gene Okerlund who says "Thank you,   Coach. The countdown is underway. Six down and one to go." The DVD omits the   first part of Genes line, with it starting on "Six down and one to go." '),
('29199',' '),
('29200',' A few cuts were made to the Hulk Hogan career retrospective on the DVD.   The Hulk Hogans Rock N Wrestling clip was cut out (on TV it was in   between remarks from Vince McMahon and Will Sasso). Arnold Schwarzenegger   saying that "he made wrestling so entertaining, so exciting" was cut (on TV   it was in between remarks from Jimmy Hart and Jim Ross speaking over   Wrestlemania 19 footage). After Bob Costas remarks that "he peaked at a time   when wrestling was transitioning into the mainstream," on TV there was a   montage of Hogans public appearances. This 51 seconds of footage deleted   from the DVD included clips from _Rocky III (1982)_ (qv), WWFs Tuesday   Night Titans program, Live With Regis and Kathy Lee, Lifestyles of the Rich   and Famous, Satruday Night Live, CBS Morning News, Hogans Right Guard and   Honey Nut Cheerios commercials, TV Guide and Sports Illustrated magazine   covers, and much more brief footage that was obviously cut to same money on   royalties and licensing. '),
('29201',' '),
('29202',' Before Gene Okerlund brings out Sylvester Stallone to induct Hulk Hogan,   he says "Welcome back to the WWE 2005 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony." This   line was cut from the DVD in order to present it as a continuous event (on   TV they had just come back from a commercial). '),
('29203',' '),
('29204',' On the TV broadcast, Sylvester Stallone came out to the   _Rocky (1976)_ (qv) theme music. On the DVD it was changed to some generic   piano piece. '),
('29205',' '),
('29206',' In the TV broadcast, after Hulk Hogan greets Sylvester Stallone, he mugs   at the podium for a second, then steps away and does his famous "ear cup"   pose to the crowd as the broadcast fades out for commercial. The DVD cuts to   a crowd shot and then to Hogans speech as soon as he gets to the podium,   eliminating the "ear cup" pose entirely. '),
('29207',' '),
('29208',' Hulk Hogans speech was heavily edited on the TV broadcast. The full   length (on DVD) is 21:34, on TV it was shortened to 9:31.'),
('29209',' There are some differences between the portion broadcast on TV and the  corresponding portions of the event on the DVD. Most of the edits/alternate  footage on the DVD occurs in the spots where the commercial breaks were  placed on TV. '),
('29210',' '),
('29211',' On TV Gene Okerlund comes out to his rendition of "Tutti Fruitti". On the   DVD that song was replaced with generic piano music. The DVD also replaced   the shot of Hulk Hogan handing Gene the award/plaque with two crowd shots. '),
('29212',' '),
('29213',' Gene Okerlunds first comment "Thank you. Thank you, very, very much" was   trimmed down to "very, very much" on the DVD. '),
('29214',' '),
('29215',' After Gene finished his speech, on TV his rendition of "Tutti Fruitti" was   again played, while the DVD again used generic piano music instead. '),
('29216',' '),
('29217',' On TV, after Gene Okerlunds induction, Lilian Garcia came out and   introduced all of the people that were inducted earlier that evening.   Immediately following that, Master of Ceremonies Jerry Lawler came to the   podium to introduce the Eddie Guerrero career retrospective. Both of these   segments were edited out of the DVD, which cuts right from Gene Okerlund to   the Eddie Guerrero career retrospective. '),
('29218',' '),
('29219',' After Rey Mysterio comes out, a three'),
('29220','shot of him, Chris Benoit, and Chavo   Guerrero standing at the podium was replaced with a shot of Eddies mother   weeping, which would be repeated a few seconds later. '),
('29221',' '),
('29222',' After the Eddie Guerrero induction there was a commercial break on TV,   after which Jerry Lawler came to the podium to introduce the Bret Hart   career retrospective. This is edited from the DVD, which from the Eddie   Guerrero induction to the Bret Hart career retrospective. '),
('29223',' '),
('29224',' On TV, after Stone Cold Steve Austin comes out (to induct Bret Hart), he   shakes hands with Jerry Lawler, raises his fists in the air, then it goes to   commercial. Following the commercial is a shot of the whole theater, a   close'),
('29225','up of Steve at the podium, and a crowd shot. The DVD cuts right from   the handshake to the crowd shot, omitting the raised fists and other footage   in between. '),
('29226',' '),
('29227',' Approximately 30 minutes was cut from Bret Harts speech on the TV   broadcast.'),
('29228',' For the last four inductions, all of the speeches shown during the TV  broadcast were heavily edited to fit into a runtime of 70 minutes with  commercials. The DVD version is unedited.'),
('29229',' The commercial VHS version was edited down to three hours, missing both tag  team title matches, the cruiserweight match, all backstage interviews, skits  and video packages.'),
('29230',' Victoria entered to the song "All The Things She Said" by Tatu on the  original live TV broadcast, but on the home video, the song was altered to  similar'),
('29231','sounding music produced by WWE.'),
('29232',' The DVD actually leaves in the negative crowd reaction and chants during the  Lesnar'),
('29233','Goldberg match except for one huge "Boring!" chant after a mid'),
('29234','ring  collision between the two. However, if you switch over to the Spanish  commentary track, you can hear the chants.'),
('29235',' When Ultimo Dragon entered the arena prior to the cruiserweight open, he  visibly slipped and fell on the entrance ramp. He slipped again while  climbing on one corner of the ring. When the event was released on home  video, both slips were replaced with different camera angles.'),
('29236',' The DVD version replaced Scott Halls music from "Rockhouse" (nWo Theme) to  an unknown song.'),
('29237',' The DVD version replaced Ric Flairs music from "Also Sprach Zarathustra" to  the music he used in WWF from 1991'),
('29238','1993.'),
('29239',' The DVD version replaced Undertakers music from "Rollin [Dead Man Mix]" to  an unknown song.'),
('29240',' The video version of this event has an extra match, Flash Funk vs. The Sultan'),
('29241',' The DVD version replaced Undertakers music from "Rollin [Dead Man Mix]" to  an unknown song.'),
('29242',' During the history package for the WWF Undisputed Championship Match, the  shows theme song (Feel So Numb) was replaced by unknown music for the home  video release.'),
('29243',' The "kennel from hell" match between Al Snow and Big Boss Man is featured on  Mick Foleys DVD "Hard Knocks & Cheap Pops" with commentary from Foley and  Kevin Kelly.'),
('29244',' Edited into a single feature for the video release; also seen on the DVD  release.'),
('29245',' The UK 18 softcore version has nearly 30 minutes cut on video from the  orignal US X'),
('29246','rated hardcore version.'),
('29247',' An alternate, "soft" version played on the Playboy channel. The film was  later dubbed into Spanish.'),
('29248',' The video release has additional footage not shown in the theatrical release: '),
('29249',' In the opening scene you now see more of the alien. In the theatrical   release we see it fight off one of the cavemen, killing it, and the other   caveman gets up to see it lying on the ground draining out the black blood   (or what fans know as black oil). In the video release, we see it run off   after it kills one of the cavemen, and when the other caveman gets up, he   tracks it down and then kills it using the broken end of his torch. '),
('29250',' In the scene with Mulder talking to the Well Manicured Man in the car, he   reveals to Mulder that Samantha, Mulders sister, was abducted by aliens at   the request of her father, William Mulder, so she could be part of the   colonization project, thus ensuring her survival in the colonization of   Earth by the visitors. Also revealed is that when plans went awry, Mulder   was intended, by his father, to seek the truth and reveal what had been   done. '),
('29251',' There is also an added scene in the video release with Mulder running down   the street after the hospital scene.'),
('29252',' The DVD version contains 10 minutes of extra or re'),
('29253','edited scenes. Several of  these are without music or effects.  These include: '),
('29254',' A longer sequence with Storm (Halle Berry) teaching class.	There is more   dialogue between Rogue (Anna Paguin) and Bobby as well as lines from Jubilee   and Kitty Pryde.  Storm also talks to Rogue about the school. '),
('29255',' Logan (Hugh Jackman) spies on Cyclops (James Marsden) and Jean Grey (Famke   Janssen) while Cyclops instructs the younger mutants. '),
('29256',' Bobby is shown asking Rogue out to lunch and walking her to her dorm room. '),
('29257',' A longer version of Logan and Jeans talk in his bedroom.  Note: Jeans   telepathic vision of Logans past is removed from the full version of the   scene. '),
('29258',' A brief talk between Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and Jean Grey about   telepathic powers. '),
('29259',' "Ready Room" scene contains Cyclops testing Logan to see if he will follow   orders.'),
('29260',' A film shot but not included in theatrical release or DVD release is a scene  during the Senate hearing in the begining of the movie where Jean Grey asks  to see the file the Senator has on "Known Muntants" when he refuses Jean, out  of impulse, uses her telekenetic powers and draws the folder to her with her  arm outstreched. Upon realizing what she did she lets the folder drop and  thats when the Senator finishes his speech. This scene is in some versions  of the "movie book" and would explain the dialog between Jean and the  Professor in the DVD outtake footage where he tells her to remember the  "scene in the senate room".'),
('29261',' The initial length for the final cut of the film was approximately 135  minutes. Only 105 minutes were edited. The other footage, whcih includes the  flashback sequences were not included due to time constrains or insufficient  of time for the finishing of the post'),
('29262','production stage.'),
('29263',' The trailers on the DVD are different from the trailers originally released  during the first half of 2000. One of the more notable differences is the  sequence where Sabertooth tries to throw Wolverine off the Statue of Liberty:  the original trailer had Wolverine swinging around the crown spire  live'),
('29264','action (with the obvious aid of wires). In the final cut of the movie,  this sequence is replaced with CGI.'),
('29265',' In the original teaser trailer (not the DVD version) there is a clip of  Cyclops pressing the button on his visor with no result, only red background  lighting. (The first trailer includes the exact same clip with the CG red  blast inserted.)'),
('29266',' In February 2003 a special 2 disc version of X'),
('29267','Men will be released with the  title changed to X'),
('29268','Men 1.5, and will include 24 deleted scenes in the  supplemental features section.'),
('29269',' The trailers have a quick shot of Mystique inside the elevator at Xaviers  school.  This wasnt included in the final release.'),
('29270',' For the cable network FX, Wolverines response "Youre a dick" is replaced  with "Youre a dork."'),
('29271',' In the American version of the movie, Wolverine asks for "something other  than chocolate milk" and receives the reply "There should be some Dr  Pepper..." In international versions, the replay is "There should be some  soda...". In both versions, the bottle is still a Dr Pepper bottle, only the  audio is altered.'),
('29272',' Spanish 83 min. video version has lesbian nude scene featuring Annamaria  Vidal removed.'),
('29273',' The version shown on cable TV adds roughly 15'),
('29274','20 seconds of footage during  the sex scene between Quayle Scott and Alison De Wasy, including additional  dialogue about their secret plans, that is not included in the U.S. DVD  release. However the missing footage is also included on the R2 UK DVD  release.'),
('29275',' The Japanese version contains scenes of nudity that are edited in the  American version.'),
('29276',' Typical of successful RPG localizations, Xenosaga is receiving a re'),
('29277','release  in Japan using the English dubbed voices and enhanced difficulty.  The  re'),
('29278','release is titled "Xenosaga Episode 1 Reloaded".'),
('29279',' Citing a "desire to be sensitive to those who are concerned with violence  against children", the scene in the original Japanese version ,where Albedo  holds young MOMO in his lap and reaches into her abdomen thrusting his arm  into her body was, changed for the American release in which his hand hovers  above her head.'),
('29280',' The Japanese version had a slightly different version of Shions shower scene  involving alternate angels, wider shots even a panning'),
('29281','up shot that was taken  out. Though nudity was implied there wasnt actually any seen.'),
('29282',' Orginally some scenes were more bloodier; the death of Shions parents,  Allens electrocution and Jins last stand all had various amounts of blood  that was completely removed from the NTSC version.'),
('29283',' Some versions of the movie feature a different ending sequence. One version  has the main bad guy being killed from a heavy blow to the head while another  features the main bad guy being arrested.'),
('29284',' The UK "Hong Kong Legends" DVD features the film fully uncut, as well as with  an edited (subdued) music track as director Ringo Lam originally intended.  The English dub doesnt have the subdued music track.'),
('29285',' The BBFC cut 34 seconds for its cinema and video release. Notable scenes  include Gou Fei playing with his butterfly knife, Gou Fei cutting someones  wrist, Judge cutting Gou Feis hand and Lau Ngang masturbating.'),
('29286',' The Hong Kong Laserdisc release is severely edited to remove finger and wrist  cutting, a gun shot through the cheek, bad guy suffering under Chows bike,  and several gunshots to the head. The Tai Seng DVD release is the original  uncut version.'),
('29287',' Taiwanese video includes extended version of the car scene with Sam and  Virgin and has a total of 3 more minutes than Hong Kong video.'),
('29288',' In the original cut of the film, Judge tells Sam to bring him Jeffs eyes as  proof of his death.  Sam cant kill Jeff, so he cuts the eyes out of one of  the bodies of the family in the house.  Judge takes the eyes and eats them.   This also helps explain Judge, at several points in the movie, makes  compliments about Jeffs "pretty eyes". If you watch Jeff in the current  versions, as he comes out of the house you can see his right hand is clenched  and holding something '),
('29289',' the eyes, of course.'),
('29290',' Despite every prior UK video release of the film being cut in some way (for  violence, violence against women, banned weapons, sexual content). It was  release without any cuts and fully intact by Hong Kong Legends DVD.'),
('29291',' In Germany, there are two versions of this movie. One, that is broadcasted at  early evening and runs 70 min., and the uncut version, that is broadcasted by  night '),
('29292',' that version runs the full 92 mins.'),
('29293',' UK VHS versions of this film were cut by 5 seconds to remove all shots of  shuriken (ninja throwing stars), as these were on the no'),
('29294','no weapons list of  the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) at the time. When resubmitted  to the BBFC in 2004 under revised guidelines in which shuriken were no longer  a problem, the film was passed uncut for the UK DVD release.'),
('29295',' UK video release of this title has been troubled, and it only received an 18  certificate from the British Board of Film Classification after 11m 01s of  footage was removed.'),
('29296',' The US version, that is released by Dimension (under the title "Legend of the  Swordsman"), is cut by approx. 9 mins.  Also, the English dub version  considerably dumbs down the original Cantonese dialogue (even the heros name  is simplified from Ling Wu'),
('29297','chung to Ling Wei) and often drops details (like  the fighters yelling their martial arts stance, just prior to attack) that  added to the original version of the films character.'),
('29298',' UK video version is cut by 3 min.'),
('29299',' Released uncut in 2002.'),
('29300',' Hong Kong version lacks original Taiwan version ending.'),
('29301',' Original European version with title Colossus of Congo has an alternate  ending to the Hong Kong version.'),
('29302',' SPOILER: In the original China'),
('29303','released ending, Zhao is not involved in a car  accident. He writes a letter as the girls dad and reads it to her as the  lights dim and the credits roll. This ending is available in certain DVD  releases.'),
('29304',' German version has a different, happy, ending'),
('29305',' The 2003 German DVD release from Marketing Films includes 3 scenes which were  claimed at the time to have only appeared in the German version of the  film.... 1. A brief scene of Mrs Goodman saying "Im coming, Im coming" as  she opens the door to reveal the giant Action Man. 2. Extended dialogue  during the scene where Joe talks to his budgerigar at his photography studio.  3. An entire scene where Rachel & Sam visit their old house (the site of the  abduction). Rachel enters the house alone and states that "Someone has been  here", before opening the window to remove the smell of gas. The dialogue is  in German only on the DVD and selecting the UK/US Version option simply  eliminated the entire scenes. However all UK video releases included the  scenes in full, despite claims that they were exclusive to the German version  of the film. The UK Film 2000 DVD release misses the scenes out completely  and appears to have been taken from the cut German print.'),
('29306',' The UK cinema release had a totally differant ending to the version released  onto video. Following the scene where the "alien" Sam takes his son up into  the spacecraft, the cinema ending shows Bernice arriving home to find the  house filled with exact doubles of her son (which have presumably hatched  from the eggs shown earlier in the film) which all say "mummy" as she enters  the room. The video release however shows her arriving home to find the  bathroom full of the aforementioned alien eggs. As she goes to have a closer  look, one cracks open and an alien "sucker" device (same as the one that came  out of the Alien who attacked the blonde woman near the beginning of the  film) bursts out off the egg and clamps over her mouth. The cinema (happy  ending) version has also been shown on the UK sci'),
('29307','fi channel.'),
('29308',' The Tai Seng Video, which was dubbed in Mandarin, pan and scan so you cant  really read the subtitles, freeze'),
('29309','frames for about 2 seconds at the end, when  Roy Cheung (Brother Smart) falls to his death.'),
('29310',' The Deltamac VCD, which was Cantonese/Mandarin, approx. 1.66;1 format so you  can read most of the subtitle, has the same freeze'),
('29311','frame and is further cut  to remove all sorts of little things that are considered offensive in  China/Hong Kong (betting, drug abuse,...).'),
('29312',' The UK cinema version was cut by 1 second to remove both the sight and sound  of a headbutt to secure a 12A rating, and to prevent it getting a 15 rating.'),
('29313',' The Region 1 DVD contains 11 deleted/extended scenes.  They are as follows: '),
('29314',' Gibbons observing as two other NSA agents argue against having an average   citizen as a secret agent, then give Gibbonsn the green light. '),
('29315',' Xander rides in the economy class of an airplane and explains his mission to   a teenaged boy, telling him that its all part of a first person shooter   video game. '),
('29316',' Extended version of Xanders arrival in Prague, where the Ivans stand guard   while Xander tries to take a nap. '),
('29317',' Additional footage before Xander enters the techno dance club. '),
('29318',' The Ivans discovring the blood splatter dart after Xander shoots the police   officer. '),
('29319',' Extended party scene in the castle, containing a more explicit version of   the pole dance scene (which was later trimmed down for a PG13 rating). '),
('29320',' R'),
('29321','Rated version of Yorgi receiving a phone call from someone with   information on Xander Cage.  It features three nude girls on a bed behind   him (the R1 DVD has it blurred out). '),
('29322',' Additional dialogue after Xanders "Nothing like Fresh Powder" line between   Xander and Gibbons regarding Xander disobeying orders. '),
('29323',' Extended version of the Prague police raid on Yorgis castle. '),
('29324',' Additional dialogue between Xander and Yelena on Bora Bora, where Xander   asks Yelena how long she can hold her breath.'),
('29325',' The BBFC allowed the originally cut head'),
('29326','butt to be reinstated for the  directors cut version on DVD, yet it still kept its 12 certificate. However  the bonus scenes elsewhere on the DVD still meant that the overall  certificate of the DVD was raised to 15.'),
('29327',' DVD Unrated Directors Cut 132 minutes (theatrical version was 124 minutes)'),
('29328',' For the UK DVD release Sony kept the cut version instead of submitting the  uncut version. They even went a step further and used this cut PAL master for  all countries where this standard is used.'),
('29329',' In Egypt the movie was called "XXX 2: The New Level" instead of XXX: State of  the Union.'),
('29330',' The UK version was trimmed slightly for a scene where a man is stabbed from  behind to remove "detail of the knife emerging from his stomach". This was  done before formal classification by the BBFC and was done after being given  advice by them during post'),
('29331','production so that they could secure a 12A  certificate.'),
('29332',' Several scenes edited out of the final movie were made available for public  viewing on the movies official Web site. The director claims to have created  multiple edits of this film to satisfy censorship rules around the world.  According to the director, one of these edits, allegedly intended for Mexican  distribution in protest of that countrys heavy censorship, runs less than 10  minutes.'),
('29333',' US R rated version runs ca. 5 minutes shorter than the uncut version. Both  versions are available on DVD.'),
('29334',' The sarcastically cut PG version of the movie is included on the Region 4  and Region 2 DVD, and consists of the title sequence (white letters against  black background), part of the last sequence of the film, and the end credits  '),
('29335',' running no more than 10 minutes in total, most of which are used up by the  credits. It has only four words of dialogue.'),
('29336',' The oficial NTSC DVD is slightly shorter than the theatrical version. Some  shots are missing but no new footage added. Affected are scenes in Malaysia  (for example the bicycle scene is gone and the see crossing shot) and the  song "Jub Dil Miley".'),
('29337',' Originally released theatrically at 123 minutes in the US. The US video  version is cut by over 10 minutes.'),
('29338',' First U.S. network television showing was on the late'),
('29339','night schedule of the  CBS network, under the title, "Brotherhood of the Yakuza," and was edited to  meet broadcast standards of the time. Even compared to subsequent syndicated  TV prints, the editing was horrendous, so much so that one could not follow  the story. For example, in the last scene, the uninitiated viewer would have  no idea why Kilmers hand is bandaged.'),
('29340',' Recent US VHS releases are missing subtitles for Japanese dialogue in some  scenes. Particularly when Ken makes an apology to his brother near the end,  and the final, emotion scene between Harry and Ken.'),
('29341',' American version completely re'),
('29342','edited, re'),
('29343','scored and rewritten with scenes  shuffled around and plot drastically altered by Jack Sholder. In the Japanese  version the main character is trying to escape a Yakuza family after he kills  a hitman, in the American version the character attacks Yakuza gangs trying  to become respectable.'),
('29344',' Ma Xiaojuns 3'),
('29345','minute dream was cut from the final/official Chinese DVD  version, but was available on one bootleg VHS version around 95'),
('29346','97. Many  characters only can be seen in this dream still appear in the ending credit  (e.g., 4 fake Japanese soldiers, etc.).'),
('29347',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('29348',' An early cut of the film included a sequence before The Woman in Red (Sandra  Serra) runs up the stairs with her treasure. Before running upstairs there  was a longer earth shaking moment, indicating the potential of many more  mummies underground.'),
('29349',' The version shown on cable on Encore/Bravo (2002) is sourced from one of the  master prints; there is poor picture quality and background details.'),
('29350',' The 18'),
('29351','rated UK release of this film was cut by 9 seconds by the BBFC. The  cut was to a scene where a blindfolded horse is seen careering through a  brick wall'),
('29352',' US version is cut by 20+ min. from the original Hong Kong version.'),
('29353',' Changes to the US version over the HK version: '),
('29354',' A completely different musical score. HK version is more sedate; US version   is fast'),
('29355','paced and upbeat. '),
('29356',' The opening shots of the cooking show are the second scene in the HK   version, with the first Giancarlo scene coming first.  Also, the shot of the   girl being buried alive goes on for several seconds longer in the HK   version.'),
('29357',' Scenes only in the HK version: '),
('29358',' When Sonny and Nancy are watching the tape for the first time, Nancy gets   shoved when she takes the tape out to "watch cartoons."  Baggio comes in and   takes them both into the kitchen to watch Jackie cook. '),
('29359',' In the scene where Diana is accosted at her apartment by the thugs, Diana   tries to fight her way free and winds up getting smashed to the floor and   kneed in the back. '),
('29360',' Another slow motion shot of Diana running down the street in her underwear   appears when the thugs are chasing her. '),
('29361',' When Jackie and Lakisha are waiting at the airport, their conversation has   several more lines.  Lakisha: "Are you going to marry her[Miki]?"  Jackie:   "Of course."  Lakisha: "Do you like me?"  Jackie: "Sure!"  Lakisha: "Yeah,   but you never asked me out!"  Jackie: "Well, we already work and eat   together... whats up with you?"  Lakisha: "...Nothing."  At this point   Jackie sees Miki and calls her name, prompting Lakisha to  say "What?"	 The   U.S. version only has Lakeshas last line, which sounds awkward. '),
('29362',' During the horse'),
('29363','and'),
('29364','carriage chase, the cart narrowly misses colliding   head'),
('29365','on with a street trolly. There is also a shot of people being stampeded   off the sidewalk. '),
('29366',' The horse'),
('29367','and'),
('29368','carriage scene on the sidewalk, with the shop signs, is   slightly longer in the HK version but has obvious continuity errors. '),
('29369',' The "cricket bat" fight betwen Lakisha and Diana goes on for a few more   frames, with Diana getting slugged with the bat and then throwing a chair at   Lakisha in retaliation. Theres also a brief scene here where Jackie   comforts Miki on the way back to the apartment. '),
('29370',' The scene where Giancarlo slaps his henchman with his own tie originally had   the phone call for the rendezvous at the Golden Garden construction site   appended to it. '),
('29371',' Right before Miki walks in on Lakesha scratching Jackies back, Miki looks   in the bathroom mirror and asks herself what shes done to deserve her   problems, but then resolves to cheer up for Jackies sake. '),
('29372',' The scene where Jackie and Miki sit together in the darkened living room   runs a bit longer.  Miki: "I came here for just one thing."  Jackie: "To buy   clothes, right? The clothes here are wonderful." '),
('29373',' When the thugs search the house, Lakesha and Diana both get kicked in the   stomach by them (in a matching'),
('29374','shot gag). '),
('29375',' More shots of Jackie being shadowed by police when he goes to trade the tape   for Miki, and a couple more establishing shots of Melbourne locations. '),
('29376',' A brief shot of Romeo and Detective Morrison arguing in the control room   over how to deal with the way Jackie is being strung along by the   kidnappers. '),
('29377',' A brief shot of Miki being kicked in the stomach before she gets hauled off   by one of the Demons near the bridge. '),
('29378',' When Jackie is accosted by the Demons and hauled off in the van, they almost   throw him into traffic before deciding to check to see if the tape he has is   the right one. '),
('29379',' During the knife fight in the van, Jackie bites one of his attackers   nipples! '),
('29380',' When Giancarlo finds Miki and the Demon gang leader, he slugs her to the   floor and demands to know where his cocaine is. "I gave it to the cops," she   says. To "make her understand", Giancarlo has one of the Demons put in a   stranglehold with rope, beats him savagely, then shoots him. '),
('29381',' When the Demon gang leader breaks loose, she stabs one of Giancarlos men in   the back with her knife. She gets shot at while diving out the window. '),
('29382',' Brief shots of Miki getting slapped by Giancarlo and thrown around by   Giancarlos thugs. '),
('29383',' A scene where Romeo talks to the Demon gang leader in the hospital. In the   next bed, a severely'),
('29384','beaten Diana murmurs to Romeo: "Remember, this is my   exclusive." '),
('29385',' Right after the faked phone call, where Giancarlo kicks Jackie across the   room, Miki runs up to Giancarlo to stop him. Giancarlo responds by slapping   Miki repeatedly. '),
('29386',' A scene in the US version that is NOT in the HK version is the dinner scene,   where Baggio talks about Jackies parents.'),
('29387',' The Demons gang are called The Wolves in the Hong Kong version.'),
('29388',' In the Hong Kong version, much of the script is different compared to  original English dialog it was shot in.'),
('29389',' Reissued theatrically in the 1950s in a 94'),
('29390','minute version.  This reissue  print was also shown occasionally on television in the 1960s.'),
('29391',' 15 seconds of footage were cut from the UK version to attain a "15" rating.'),
('29392',' The European version contained one extra song, "Hey, Bulldog!", deleted from  U.S. prints. This version was re'),
('29393','released to theatres worldwide in 1999 in a  digitally restored print with a re'),
('29394','worked soundtrack, plus the "Hey,  Bulldog!" number in its original context.'),
('29395',' The British release of the movie had a different ending to the American (and  subsequent video) release. Apart from different individual scenes, the  American ending has a softer and more considerate feel to it, due to the  final conversion of the Chief Blue Meanie to Love, Peace and Music; the  British version contains no such sentiments.'),
('29396',' In the original theatrical trailer, the "Sgt. Peppers" sequence shows an  alternate Ringo shot removing his hat and beard not used in the film.'),
('29397',' Also in the trailer is a image of the Chief Blue Meanie next to the words  "all you" and "love" when "All You Need is Love" is playing, this image never  appeared anywhere in the film.'),
('29398',' One version of the movie has a sequence with the song "Baby Youre a Rich  Man" where the Beatles and their Sgt. Peppers look'),
('29399','alikes are dancing after  being released from the "glass ball"'),
('29400',' Education version substitutes new narration by Ron Majers of Chicagos  Channel 2 News and complete new Music score by David Hamilton recorded in  Nashville'),
('29401',' Korean distributor Starmax relaesed a directors cut which runs ca. 15  minutes longer than the original theatrical release.'),
('29402',' There is one scene known to have been cut out of the film. When Giorgio has  dinner with Pamela at the Copley Plaza, he dances with her and dips her. This  scene is present on the color lobby cards for the film.'),
('29403',' Video versions of this film (VCD and DVD) are heavily censored. The original  cut of the film no longer exists. According to the director (Herman Yau) all  of the edited footage is either missing or destroyed.'),
('29404',' German Video Release by Pacific Video is heavily cut although rated "not  under 18". TV'),
('29405','Version is uncut.'),
('29406',' All the actors and actresses dubbed their own lines for both the Cantonese  and Mandarin version.'),
('29407',' All the actors and actresses dubbed their own lines for both the Cantonese  and Mandarin versions.'),
('29408',' German TV and Video'),
('29409','Versions are heavily cut for violence. The full uncut  version was re'),
('29410','released by Astro'),
('29411','Video (Screenpower) and features all the  violence. The Laserdisc'),
('29412','Release is also uncut'),
('29413',' 2 DVD versions released, one with original music and the other with  substantial changes to music soundtrack.'),
('29414',' A better tomorrow 2 originally ran about 160min. Tsui Hark insisted that the  film should be shortened to a commercially viable length (which in Hong Kong  is considered under 120 min, so theatre owners could show the film at least 8  times a day). Woo refused to make any cuts, so Hark secretly cut stuff out  while Woo secretly put the things Hark had cut out back in. The two had a  falling out and coulnt agree what should be cut and what not. So they had  the film recut by the "Cinema City Editing Unit", which meant that they sent  each reel of the film to one of Cinema Citys editors, who would then go to  work on his particular reel. There was no overall supervision whatsoever by  either Woo or Hark... Each of these editors just cut things out as they saw  fit, then they returned the reels. What they came up with is now the official  version of A better tomorrow 2...Woos "Directors Cut" was only shown once  to film executives in Hong Kong'),
('29415',' German TV'),
('29416','Version and Rental'),
('29417','Video'),
('29418','Release are edited for violence. Uncut  Version was released by Laser Paradise on DVD'),
('29419',' The Taiwan version runs 145 minutes which tells more about Chows business in  Hong Kong. The Taiwan vcd is the 145 minute version, letterboxed, subtitled  in both English and Chinese, and dubbed in Mandarin. A Cantonese print of the  Taiwan version is rumoured to exist.'),
('29420',' The cut footage existent in the Taiwanese print is available as deleted  scenes on the Korean Fortune Star DVD box set.'),
('29421',' Although rated "not under 18" German Rental'),
('29422','Video (New Vision) features many  cuts to reduce violence'),
('29423',' The US release runs only 75 mins, 35 minutes shorter than the original  version.'),
('29424',' For the UK VHS version of Dreadnaught released in 1999, the BBFC cut 4  seconds.'),
('29425',' The american version eliminates a sequence wherein a giant walrus, known as  Magma, is released from the artic ice and threatens the polar construction  site before the neast is killed by the military. The Magma was not in the  original script and was included at the insistance of producer Tomoyuki  Tanaka. The American version re'),
('29426','arranges the loss of the moon as Gorath makes  its approach to Earth. In the Japanese version the Moon is lost at the  begining of the sequence; the American version re'),
('29427','edits this and makes this  the final action before Gorath sweeps past the planet.'),
('29428',' "Gorath" has been available in the U.S. in two different versions.  The  original release by Brenco ran 83 minutes.  The film was later acquired by  Heritage Enterprises, Inc. who re'),
('29429','edited some of the footage.  The most  notable change was the complete removal of the entire pre'),
('29430','title sequence.   The changes further reduced the running time to 77 minutes.  All known U.S.  video releases have used the 77 minute Heritage Enterprises version.'),
('29431',' Western version lacks much of the violence and almost all of the nudity in  Japanese version.'),
('29432',' A deleted scene towards the films begining showed Harry being promoted in  his job. Brandon Maggart had a hangover from the day before while shooting  the dancing scene and can be seen becoming dizzy and nauseous at the end of  the scene.'),
('29433',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('29434',' As of September, 2004, has been released on DVD in both original  black'),
('29435','and'),
('29436','white as well as with a new colorization process.'),
('29437',' The Ultimate Edition reinserts some additional brief scenes that were omitted  from early video versions and English broadcasts. Missing brief scenes were: '),
('29438',' 1) Tiger shows Bond the rocket guns. '),
('29439',' 2) A ninja cuts the arms off the hay man. '),
('29440',' 3) A ninja throws shooting stars. '),
('29441',' 4) An assassin attempts to kill Bond by a spike out of the pole. '),
('29442',' 5) Tigers throw of the stars at Blofelds arm is longer.'),
('29443',' The recent airing of "You Only Live Twice" during the Bond Picture Show on  ABC, featured some differences. The opening song by Nancy Sinatra was altered  to have the song sound like it is going a little faster. New opening credit  graphic titles were created in the Lydian Font. (The original theatrical  prints featured them in the Flare Gothic font.)  The arrangement of the  credits remained the same. Maurice Binders original opening background  designs were unaltered.'),
('29444',' The 1995 MGM/UA video release includes English subtitles for Japanese  dialogue heard during the scene where Bond is turned into a Japanese  fisherman. Some TV prints do not have these subtitles.'),
('29445',' The mid'),
('29446','1970s broadcast on ABC was confusingly reedited in places, and in  fact placed the pre'),
('29447','credits scenes AFTER the opening credits, save for a few  seconds shown prior to the theme song.'),
('29448',' The 1992 MGM/UA UK VHS widescreen edition crops the gun barrel sequence and  the opening shot of the space capsule into a 4:3 ratio within the widescreen  picture. The cropping is removed when the scene cuts to the astronauts, thus  showing the full widescreen image.'),
('29449',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('29450',' Export version contained hard core scenes, however it is not known if any of  the credited cast were involved.'),
('29451',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('29452',' Several scenes were originally scripted and partly filmed but not included in  the final cut: '),
('29453',' A scene in which Kathleen gets involved with two garbagemen and first gets   tongue'),
('29454','tied. '),
('29455',' Extended scenes referring to the roof'),
('29456','top murderer including a love affair   with George. '),
('29457',' A scene with Kathleen and Christina talking about falling in love. '),
('29458',' Extended scenes that characterize Patricia: a presentation of an author (the   woman in the later elevator scene) '),
('29459',' Extended scenes that characterize Frank: he meets an famous author whom he   adores. '),
('29460',' Scenes on Kathleens and Joes childhood. '),
('29461',' A scene in which Joe explains Annabel why the Shop Around the Corner had to   close.'),
('29462',' The UK version contains a sex scene featuring Ewan McGregor. The MPAA has cut  it from the US release for 2004.'),
('29463',' The R'),
('29464','rated US video version removes a moment from the NC'),
('29465','17 theatrical cut  where Ewan McGregors character performs oral sex on Tilda Swintons  character, although the scene is presented whole in the DVDs bonus features.'),
('29466',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('29467',' In some versions of the movie, a scene which showed Dr. Frankenstein  demonstrating the Monsters power of balance by placing a full milk bottle of  the back of each of the creatures hands, was later cut. However, a photo in  the paperback book of YF shows a still from the missing segment.'),
('29468',' The theatrical trailer features additional scenes and dialogue: '),
('29469',' In a meeting with the Santa Fe Ring, Governor Lew Wallace has a speech about   how "the entire country is reading about our territory every day in the   journals. And theyre not reading about our growth towards statehood'),
('29470','what   they *are* reading about is a 21'),
('29471','year old delinquent who is making us look   like imbeciles!" This speech is not in the film'),
('29472','instead, the attention of   that whole scene has been shifted to John Chisum. '),
('29473',' Alan Rucks identifying shot is not included in the movie. '),
('29474',' The "yoo'),
('29475','hoo" from Billy the Kid is differently intoned from that in the   film. '),
('29476',' The trailers opening logo on the DVD is a Warner Brothers logo, although it   was originally released by 20th Century Fox; their logo at the bottom of the   credits at the end of the trailer has been removed also.'),
('29477',' Unrated video version contains more sex which was cut from the wide release  to earn an "R" rating.'),
('29478',' Home video versions available in R or Unrated.'),
('29479',' In 2006, Flicker Valley copyrighted a 54'),
('29480','minute version with a piano score by  Jon Mirsalis (qv). This was a compilation of existing incomplete footage,  trailers, production stills and new inserts. New explanatory titles are based  on Paramounts editing continuity; foreign intertitles were replaced by the  original English text.'),
('29481',' An extended version of this program has also been released on video/DVD,  under the title _Young Talent Time: The Collection (2003) (V)_ (qv).'),
('29482',' Edited for Televison by Turner Entertainment Group (When the movie was  edited, 2 characters were completely cut from the film, Lily, Hank Williams  Mother, and Billie Jean, Hanks 2nd Wife).  Also Shown on TV In a Colorized  Version.'),
('29483',' This film has at least 3 different endings in every of its release.  In the  original theatrical release, after the monster'),
('29484','killing climax, theres  another by'),
('29485','the'),
('29486','pool'),
('29487','party scene (same pool as seen in the beginning of the  film, but is supposed to be another party) in which Maggie Cheungs character  (kind of) makes up with Dr Yuen. Then we cut to the original party scene that  starts off the movie with Dr Yuen, Wisely, Ai Hong (Ni Kuang '),
('29488',' the real  author of the two pulp'),
('29489','novel series) and a bunch of beautiful girls. As the  author finishes telling the movies story to the girls, one of them asks if  he has another adventure story to tell. The author replies, "Well, we have to  see what exciting adventures Dr Yuen and Wisely are going to have." The two  main characters come into frame, toast and finish their drink. Freeze frame  and comes the music and end credits. In the first video release available in  Hong Kong during the late 1980s'),
('29490','early 1990s, the last two scenes were  completely cut out, so as the very last close'),
('29491','up of Bachu, the native girl.  Instead it is replaced with a two'),
('29492','shot of her and her lover, while the end  credits rolls halfly over its freeze frame, halfly over black. Also in that  video release, the native girls nude scenes were partly censored with the  explicit body parts blacked out to make the film more "family'),
('29493','oriented". In  the DVD edition, the second last scene in the original theatrical release is  cut out, whilst the final scene is retained but with end credits rolling  over. The original dialogues are replaced with the ending music.  One would  suspect the reason for the last two scene being cut out in later releases is  because they drag on for quite a while, though narratively it is not a bad  attempt as the two scenes mirror the beginning of the movie.'),
('29494',' The UK version loses a scene where Tsui Sau'),
('29495','Lai uses a knife to cut open her  breast. You still see her take the knife towards her breast but the actual  cutting and blood'),
('29496','letting has gone.'),
('29497',' The BBFC cut 3m 41s.	Cuts required to images of rape, sexual violence and  humilation in accordance with BBFC policy on sexual violence and with the  Boards Guidelines on sexual violence at 18.'),
('29498',' The cuts made to the UK release are as follows: '),
('29499',' The opening scene is missing the womans strip and part of her pleasuring   attempt on the killer. The subsequent longshot of her with a plastic bag on   her head is also missing. '),
('29500',' The second cut scene is the rape of Cheung. Her stripping to underwear is   shortened and the scene cuts when the two assistants startt pushing her. The   uncut feature shows them pushing her and hitting with a pillow for a further   minute. '),
('29501',' The second rape of Cheung is also shortened. A scene showing Slashfaces   buttocks against her leg has been removed.'),
('29502',' When released in the UK, the first episode of this title was cut by 1 minute  and 8 seconds by the BBFC and the title was changed to Adventure Duo with the  following justification: '),
('29503',' "Obviously the characters are youngsters, but we felt that this series   didnt have the kind of appeal that say Akira or even Crying Freeman had for   a younger audience. I mean, the storyline in Adventure Duo is quite   impenetrable, so we didnt feel that teenagers would particularly go for   this material. Its one of the reasons that we insisted that the name be   changed from Adventure Kids to Adventure Duo." '),
('29504',' The second episode was cut by 7 minutes and 35 seconds with the following   justification by the BBFC: '),
('29505',' "Let me show you a scene we cut from Adventure Duo which features teenage   heroes who get into all sorts of adventures, yet the film also contains very   realistic portrayals of sex including autoeroticism and sexual assault. This   is from Adventure Duo 2 which is set in Japan during the Second World War.   We are introduced to an impotent scientist whose wife is sexually frustrated   and the episode starts with her masturbating in a highly realistic and   sexually arousing fashion. Her husband interrupts her and she asks him to   make love to her but he refuses and goes back to his laboratory. A few   minutes later a group of soldiers arrive and decide to humiliate the   scientist by raping his wife in front of him. Its one of the longest,   strongest and highly realistic rape scenes I have ever seen in Japanese   animation. And what the Board found particularly worrying is that this woman   is forced to admit to the rapist that she is enjoying the experience. And   when the woman finally orgasms theres no doubt that the underlying message   is that women can enjoy rape as long as its done well. '),
('29506',' And in cutting this scene, were making a decision about the presentation of   sexual violence across the board, whether the audience is 18 or 80. It was   our view that even if this material isnt corrupting underage viewers,   current social attitudes dictate that this kind of sexual violence is   unacceptable. Not only does the law compel us to censor material, public   opinion does as well, and public opinion is something we monitor very   closely." '),
('29507',' The third episode was cut by 9 minutes and 28 seconds by the BBFC, all cuts   were to graphic sex scenes.'),
('29508',' The UK release cuts 1 minute 48 seconds of graphic sex.'),
('29509',' A version of this film (and the rest of the Guinea Pig series) was released  featuring subtitles for the first time.'),
('29510',' DVD edition released by Unearthed Films contains a special re'),
('29511','edit as an  easter egg. This version removes the majority of the dialog and POV shots and  features intentionally degraded picture quality to simulate a bootlegged,  multiple'),
('29512','generation video of an "actual" snuff movie.'),
('29513',' In the original version, the song thats playing when Daria drives away at  the very end is a Roy Orbison song, but in the video version its a  continuation of the Pink Floyd song.'),
('29514',' The 1991 MGM/UA Home Video version has the original Roy Orbison song intact  over the closing "End" title card. The 1984 MGM/UA Home Video version just  features a continuation of the Pink Floyd song.'),
('29515',' MGM president Louis F. Polk was so worried about the controversy surrounding  the film, particularly the threat of an X rating, that he invoked the  studios right to the final cut and ordered Antonioni to eliminate anything  that might be potentially controversial. Thus, the riots, the love'),
('29516','ins, and  numerous other scenes and fragments of scenes were removed, leaving only  seventy minutes. The film was deemed unreleasable and written off as a loss  but was saved when Polk was replaced by James T. Aubrey (qv), who thought  highly of the film and restored (nearly) all of the cut scenes.'),
('29517',' Dubbed video version has extra extraneous footage of Yun Fat Chow from  Brotherhood.'),
('29518',' Retitled Hong Kong Corruptor for American release by Xenon Entertainment  Group. Hong Kong Corruptor has the following changes made from the original: '),
('29519',' New dubbed soundtrack. '),
('29520',' Chow Yun'),
('29521','Fats only two scenes from Code of Honor were edited in first at   the beginning of the film, and second approximately one hour into the film.   They have absolutely nothing to do with anything else in the film, and are   only there so Chow Yun'),
('29522','Fat can be listed as the Star. '),
('29523',' The box art for Hong Kong Corruptor has pictures from other non'),
('29524','Return   Engagement Chow Yun'),
('29525','Fat films, such as The Killer and Tragic Hero. '),
('29526',' Various other scenes are missing in the Hong Kong Corruptor release, notably   much of the beginning.'),
('29527',' Original NC'),
('29528','17'),
('29529','rated version was cut to receive an R rating.'),
('29530',' Some nudity was added to the original PG'),
('29531','rated version to be re'),
('29532','rated R.'),
('29533',' Digitally restored in 1997 and available on the "Image Of An Assasination"  VHS/DVD. A version of the film was created that shows the extra footage in  the sprocket area that was previously unseen in motion.'),
('29534',' The pre'),
('29535','credits sequence featuring Arthur Frayns disembodies head was added  by director John Boorman (qv) after the movie was released, as an attempt  to explain the plot to audiences that found it hard to understand. Boorman  would later declare that such scene didnt work as he wanted it to.'),
('29536',' '),
('29537',' The Spanish (Spain) released version cut part of the "boner" scene (the   breasts'),
('29538','rugging and mud wrestlers onscreen). Later prints and current DVD   and video releases are uncut.'),
('29539',' In the UK, two sequences where an aerosol is used as a blowtorch and where  fire is set to a sofa with the use of an accelerant (around 39s) were cut by  the distributor. This is because the BBFC have a very strict policy on  imitable techniques (headbutts etc.) and decided that the scene was  unsuitable for anything lower than a 15 certificate. Since this would have  excluded the entire target audience, Sony asked for the scene to be cut in  order to obtain a PG certificate.'),
('29540',' The theatrical version is heavily cut to 153 min. The original version runs  312 min. and was shown in 3 part on television two years after the theatrical  release.'),
('29541',' The movie was first banned in Sweden. Then released theatrically with 3.5 min  cuts (by distributor) and further 2 min cuts (by censorship).'),
('29542',' The movie was first banned in Sweden. Released theatrically in a cut version,  about six minutes was deleted (both distributor and censorship cuts).'),
('29543',' Zeemansvrouwen should have been the first spoken Dutch movie, but due to  technical problems it became the last silent movie. In 2003 the Dutch  Filmmuseum reissued the movie with a soundtrack by Henny Vrienten. The  dialogues were recovered with the help of deaf people, the remaining part of  the dialogues were written by Lodewijk de Boer. The voices are spoken by  a.o.: Jeroen Krabbé;, Nelly Frijda en Judy Doorman.'),
('29544',' Mosfilm Studios restored this film in 1971 with a new score composed and  conducted by V. Ovchinnikov (qv). The Eastin'),
('29545','Phelan Corp. copyrighted that  version in 1975, with an English translation of titles by  Stephen P. Hill (qv), and Kino International copyrighted and released that  version on video in 1991. The video version runs 71 minutes plus about 2  minutes of explanatory remarks.'),
('29546',' A silent version was released on 26 October 1930.'),
('29547',' The swedish filmcensor department actually cut the entire end of this  production, ending the film with the scene where Steve & Jamie gets into the  tree'),
('29548','trap.'),
('29549',' While German Rental'),
('29550','Video is uncut the TV'),
('29551','Releases have been cut to reduce  violence'),
('29552',' The notoriously poorly translated introduction does not appear in the arcade  version.'),
('29553',' The bluntness of the famous mistranslation is in stark contrast to CATSs  cool, caustic irony in the original text. The difference is especially vivid  in the line corresponding to "All your base are belong to us." In the  original line, CATS uses a form of Japanese grammar that is rude to the  listeners but respectful towards the Federation army. Since the Federation  army was presumably an ally of the Captain, this usage is particularly  offensive but might be sarcastic. It suggests that the Federation army was  treacherously co'),
('29554','opted into betraying the bases.'),
('29555',' Available in both R'),
('29556','rated and Unrated versions. The unrated version contains  more explicit sex.'),
('29557',' The german version only runs 100m. It was cut by the distributor to emphasize  more action. Mainly missing is the backstory about Hamadas last visit to his  parents before going off to being stationed with the Kamikazesquadron and the  triangle love story that disrupts his friendship to the mechanic.'),
('29558',' For sellthrough the german video was cut down to 96m, retaining its original  16 rating, but ommitting several scenes, both storyline (a more detailed  version of the death of the original Zero test pilot while conducting dive  bomber tests and some other things) and violence (Hamadas death beeing slowly  and horrible burned and some other minor things).'),
('29559',' A Link to the Past (originally an SNES title) was ported to the handheld Game  Boy Advance in 2003. Although the core game remained faithful to the  original, much of the text had been changed. Aside from the main game,  another game was included in the cart titled "Four Swords," the first ever  multiplayer Zelda title. The two games interact together, as achieving  certain objectives in the Four Swords game will occasionally affect things in  A Link to the Past.'),
('29560',' During the SNES era, Bandai re'),
('29561','leaesed the Satellaview'),
('29562','X, a Super Nintendo  add'),
('29563','on that allowed players in Japan to connect to an Internet'),
('29564','like network  and download games onto blank cartridges for an hour a day. Two of these  games were Zelda remakes: The first was a 16'),
('29565','bit remake of the NES classic  "The Legend of Zelda," while the second was a reworking of the SNES hit "The  Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past" called "BS Zelda: Ancient Stone Panel."  Several changes were made to the game, such as Link being replaced by the  Satellaviews mascot, some kid in a red baseball cap (a similar change was  made to the BS version of the NES Zelda). The dungeon and overworld maps were  also dramatically altered, and at specific time intervals certain events  would happen, such as power'),
('29566','ups appearing or all the enemies on screen dying  (there was a timer on screen that kept track of how long you had played). The  full version of this game was never released because Nintendo only released  small portions at a time, and the Satellaview was scrapped before the entire  game could be released.'),
('29567',' In this games original Japanese version, there were three save files.  However, the only time when players could save their games was when they  played the Song of Time to warp back to the beginning of the three'),
('29568','day cycle.  When the English version of Majoras Mask was being developed, Nintendo added  an interrupt'),
('29569','save feature, which would not actually save the data permanently  (as playing the Song of Time would), but instead kept the in'),
('29570','progress data in  memory until the next time the file was opened. Due to space restrictions,  however, this feature forced Nintendo to remove one of the save files for the  English'),
('29571','language release, making it the first and perhaps last Zelda game to  feature only two save files rather than the traditional three.'),
('29572',' In the Asian versions of this game, the Chateau Romani was originally  explained to be "Milk combined with a magical liquor". They cut that  explanation out of the US and UK releases, thinking that it might encourage  underaged drinking.'),
('29573',' A common misconception is that only the gold version of the cartridge  represented the first version of the game. In reality, a limited number of  Version 1.0 gray cartridges were produced following the gold version  preorders, before various elements of the game were tweaked, such as the Fire  Temple music and Ganons blood color.'),
('29574',' There were two versions made, the gold case which was for preorder only, and  the normal gray one.  The only diffrence is that the gold one contains a  glitch where you can have diffrent weapons on Epona.'),
('29575',' In the earlier versions of game, blood can be seen at the final battle and  vaguely Islamic'),
('29576','sounding music during the volcano dungeon can be found. These  things were changed later on to avoid a Teen rating from the ESRB.'),
('29577',' In Japan, a longer version of Ocarina of Time was released for the 64DD (64  Disk Drive) and was dubbed Ura Zelda, which contained new dungeons, new  items, new enemies and was much harder.'),
('29578',' The "upgraded" version of this game, previously available commercially only  in Japan, was released for English audiences in 2003, under the title "The  Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time '),
('29579',' Master Quest," on the newer format of  Nintendos 128'),
('29580','bit system aka GameCube (the original game having been written  for N64). Basic story & gameplay remained unchanged, but dungeon levels were  reconfigured to make them more difficult. This special release was offered  only in conjunction with pre'),
('29581','sale orders of  Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, The (2002) (VG) (qv) as a promotional  bonus.'),
('29582',' In the Gamecube version of the game, aside from the changes already made,  (i.e. Fire Temple music change, Ganondorfs blood changed to green) the  symbols on the blocks, switches and Mirror Shield have also been changed  because they represented an Islamic symbol.'),
('29583',' The chanting in the Fire Temple in the original version of the game was a  Muslim chant in Arabic that translates to "I bear witness that there is no  God but Allah." This was removed because Nintendo did not want to offend  Muslims who are quite familiar with the chant.'),
('29584',' In the gold version, toward the end of the game, the color of Ganondorf and  Ganons blood is red as a special bonus to pre'),
('29585','orders. In the basic grey  version, the blood was changed to a blue'),
('29586','green color.'),
('29587',' Was rereleased in 1998 when the Game Boy Color came out under the title  Legend Of Zelda: Links Awakening DX.  It fetured a new color dungeon only  for the game boy color, a camera man, and was colorized.'),
('29588',' USA version is re'),
('29589','edited, dubbed without regard for the original script, and  contains additional scenes.'),
('29590',' The Berlin film festival version (150 minutes) was shortened compared to the  Venice film festival version (over 3 hours).'),
('29591',' UK video version is cut by 11 seconds to remove violence.'),
('29592',' The cuts to the UK VHS include a few seconds in the fight between Yuen Biao  and Peter Cunningham in which Biao is hit onto a table and throws a plant.  The second cut is a slow motion kick to the face in the end fight.'),
('29593',' SPOILER: The first cut released in Hong Kong had both Hsia Ling'),
('29594','Cheng (Yuen  Biao) and Cindy Si (Cynthia Rothrock) die in the end in a somewhat  "Shakespearean Tragedy" style (every character dies). Cindy was killed first  with a giant screw to the throat, and then Hsia dies later crashing into the  ocean after having to jump out of a plane, presumably breaking his neck).  This version of the film ends with Hsia flotaing in both the water and his  own blood. However, after audiences were disappointed (and horribly shocked)  to see Hsia and Cindy killed, director Cory Yuen had Yuen Biao, Cynthia  Rothrock, and Melvin Wong go back to film alternate footage in which Cindy is  only stabbed in the shoulder with a giant screw rather than stabbed through  the neck. Additional shots of Cindy telling Hsia to chase after Wong Jing'),
('29595','wai  (Melvin Wong) were also inserted to show she was still alive. Also, after  Hsia has landed in the ocean, he is picked up by rescue boats and taken away.  The film then ends with Hsia receiving eight years in prison for  manslaughter. This "upbeat" cut of the film is currently only available in  Mandarin and English dubbed prints. The "downbeat" original cut is only in  Cantonese. The American Tai Seng laserdisc features the Cantonese cut of the  film, but contains an English dubbed version of the "upbeat" ending as an  extra. The Hong Kong Universe Laser DVD actually contains both the "downbeat"  Cantonese cut as well as the "upbeat" Mandarin cut.'),
('29596',' Mandarin and U.K. Dubbed versions add/delete/change the following scenes: '),
('29597',' Adds an extended dialogue scene with the witness family in the beginning. '),
('29598',' The U.K. version removes Biaos speech in the courtroom about Law and   Justice after hes heard about the witness family. '),
('29599',' Adds a Rambo'),
('29600','esque sequence showing Yuen Biaos character getting ready to   assassinate his first victim. '),
('29601',' In the U.K. cut, most of the Mahjong game seuqence has been removed from   Rothrocks opening scene. This scene also ends earlier than in all other   versions. '),
('29602',' U.K. version cuts Bad Eggs (Corey Yuen) opening scene where he opens a   package of strange dirty meat and begins to make a pig of himself while   making all the other officers feel sick. '),
('29603',' The interigation scene with Bad Egg and the felon who assaulted a "white   woman" has been removed from the U.K. Version. '),
('29604',' The scene where Bad Egg gets a ticket has been shortened in the Mandarin   version BUT the U.K. version was shortened even more to the point where   there was no longer a joke'),
('29605','like vibe. '),
('29606',' Added an extra scene where Rothrocks character explains more clearly why   she has to look through the parking tickets '),
('29607',' making more work office for   Bad Egg and the other officers. '),
('29608',' No hidden blade or stabbing is visible when the Boss kills the crimelord   with his "special" pipe. '),
('29609',' An added scene with Rothrock and her boss shortly after the villa scene. '),
('29610',' The scene where Rothrock follows Biao to court and tries to arrest him in   front of the Judge has been cut out. The sequence soon after where she   shoots out an angry motorists tire was also cut out. '),
('29611',' An added scene showing Fan Siu Wong and his mute grandfather '),
('29612',' showing that   hed been stealing to feed him. '),
('29613',' The scene were Badd Egg doesnt know how to spell "Heat" is cut out of the   U.K. version. '),
('29614',' When Rothrock stops Biao and Fan Siu Wong from escaping the parking garage   (right after the fight with the black assasin), Biao escapes Rothrocks   custody in the U.K. version. BUT in the Mandarin version, Biao volutarily   goes into custody and encounters the boss while in handcuffs. Biao is then   released soon after Rothrocks battle with Karen Shepard. '),
('29615',' The final Hangar scene has been extremely altered to fit a different ending   sequence. The changed parts are visible as Rothrocks hair is now a   different style. '),
('29616',' When Biao is sentenced in the Mandarin version, he is given life. BUT in the   U.K. version, he is given eight years.'),
('29617',' An alternate version released in Singapore theatrically has added in three  extra sequences that feature Jackie Chan and Singapore TV actress Pan Ling  Ling.'),
('29618',' The Mega Star DVD is the most complete version of this movie. It is fully  uncut unlike Dimesionss and other Chinese versions, and features the  original Cantonese audio track'),
('29619',' The US English'),
('29620','dubbed version has a completely different title sequence  (except for when the "transformation" animation from the background of the  original HK credit sequence has been reworked into the beginning of the US  credits), replaces & deletes some of the original music (as well as adding  library music into appropriate scenes), and all of the sequences of Lei'),
('29621','Mas  standard transformation into Inframan have been snipped.'),
('29622',' The original cut of the film was much longer but was cut for worldwide and  video/DVD release. Only bootleg copies have the full uncut version. Missing  scenes include: '),
('29623',' Sheng realising its Chinese new year and Sword asking him for money '),
('29624',' Luohan revealing to Hero why he became a monk '),
('29625',' Comander Dragon. All his scenes were cut, he was the owner of Steel Bull   Canyon. '),
('29626',' A scene that shows that Invincible and the Ku Klux Klan have teamed forces   to destroy both Hero and China town. '),
('29627',' Extended fight scene on top of the statue of liberty between Hero and   Invincible. '),
('29628',' Comander Dragon and the KKK attacking china town. They are eventually   stopped by the mayer of New York and the police.'),
('29629',' The U.S. version (entitled BLOOD OF THE DRAGON) has a new score by rock group  Flood, as well as a new dubtrack featuring the voices of American actors. The  English export version prepared by the Taiwanese producers, entitled THE  DESPERATE CHASE, features the original score and dubbing. Both versions have  been released on video in the U.S. but BLOOD OF THE DRAGON is much easier to  find.'),
('29630',' On 21 May 1978 Public television aired the first episode of a mini'),
('29631','series  which was based on the theatrical version. The television version contains  four parts and is about 25 minutes longer than the version previously shown  in cinemas across Poland. In October 2000 there was a new release of the  movie in Polish cinemas. The new version is about 30 minutes shorter than the  original one but while it doesnt contain some scenes from the original  edition it also includes some scenes which was taken from the television  version. The sound of the new version was digitally remastered.'),
('29632',' Also exists in a hardcore version.'),
('29633',' VHS edition of the movie is 30 minutes longer than the version previously  shown in cinemas. It is also divided into two parts.'),
('29634',' Used as part of the US version, EVIL BRAIN FROM OUTER SPACE.'),
('29635',' Used as part of the US version, EVIL BRAIN FROM OUTER SPACE.'),
('29636',' _Propavshaya expeditsiya (1975)_ (qv) and _Zolotaya Rechka (1976)_ (qv) have  been later edited into a TV Series  _"Propavshaya expeditsiya" (1996 (mini)_ (qv).'),
('29637',' Propavshaya expeditsiya (1975) and Zolotaya Rechka (1976) have been later  edited into a TV Series "Propavshaya expeditsiya" (1996) (mini).'),
('29638',' 25 October 2005 '),
('29639',' the film went before the BBFC ratings board in the U.K, and  was passed fully uncut with an 18 certificate.'),
('29640',' The 18 certificate UK cinema and video versions were missing the splinter in  the eye scene, and some blood spurts. The uncut version was released in the  early 80s, but fell foul of the Obscene Publications Act, and was prosecuted  as a "video nasty".'),
('29641',' In August 1999, the uncut version was submitted to the British Board of Film  Classification for a video certificate, in the hope that it would fare better  than previous BBFC'),
('29642','approved versions. This was a partial success, since the  film escaped with an 18 rating after only 23 seconds of cuts, compared to the  1m 46s which was censored in the earlier video and cinema prints. Only 2  scenes were censored: the woman who gets her eye impaled on a splinter, and a  later sequence in which zombies feast on her body. The later rereleased video  version in the UK features both sequences.'),
('29643',' The Australian print is the same as the heavily cut UK print.'),
('29644',' The US version released by Anchor Bay Entertainment is the uncut, uncensored  version, containing all the violence, gore, and nudity.'),
('29645',' Older U.S. prints (such as the Wizard Video version) have "Jerry Gross  Presents" (or some equivalent) before the title. This has been removed from  the more recent Anchor Bay release.'),
('29646',' For the U.S. dubbed version, the character name of Ann Bolt was changed to  Ann Boles and the character name of Bryan Curt was changed to Brian Hull.'),
('29647',' Some of the productions stills and lobby cards for "Zombi 2" feature a scene  that was not in the final cut of the film, featuring the fat "boat zombie" at  the beginning of the film climbing out of the river in New York, presumably  after being shot into the water by the policeman on the derelict boat.'),
('29648',' Although the Anchor Bay version is uncut in terms of gore, it is actually  missing some brief footage (a few frames at a time) during a few scenes: '),
('29649',' The opening frames have been slightly trimmed, as well as the opening music. '),
('29650',' The scene with the professor holding up his gun has been shortened. '),
('29651',' The phone booth scene is missing some footage. '),
('29652',' The shark attack sequence has been slightly cut. '),
('29653',' A full frontal nudity shot of Olga Karlatos in the shower is missing.   Reportedly, the upcoming Shriek Show DVD under the title "Zombi 2" will   restore all the above cuts that were trimmed from the Anchor Bay Release'),
('29654',' The 91 minute, uncut version of this film finally passed the Australian film  classification board (the OFLC) in February 2004, effectively ending the  censorship of this title in Australia. It is to be released on DVD. Prior VHS  video releases, on both the Starbase and Video Excellence labels, were  heavily cut.'),
('29655',' The UK release (entitled Zombie Flesh Eaters 2), along with several other  European prints, miss out a five minute pre'),
('29656','credit intro scene showing Dr  Holder and his assistant trying to re'),
('29657','animate a corpse. This scene is  included in the Japanese releases by Tokuma Video and Magnet DVD.'),
('29658',' American DVD release by Media Blasters subsidiary Shriek Show contains the  infamous pre'),
('29659','credit sequence missing from most prints. The original print of  the film was taken from the original 35mm Italian negative, while the  pre'),
('29660','credit sequence had to be taken from a 1'),
('29661','inch video master and put  through a "crystal" process. This print of the film is the longest running  version available.'),
('29662',' In the Italian'),
('29663','language version, the characters who become zombies (including  the radio DJ) have pitch'),
('29664','shifted "scary" voices when they speak.'),
('29665',' In addition to the aforementioned pre'),
('29666','credit scene, the original US version  cut two other sequences: one where the infected terrorist flees to a hotel  and demands a room, and another where Nancy and Suzanna watch over Lia. These  have both been restored on the 2002 Shriek Show DVD.'),
('29667',' There is a german DVD version that is cut down to 72 minutes. All blood and  violence is edited out.'),
('29668',' The UK DVD release on the Stonevision label is the fully uncut Italian  version.'),
('29669',' USA version was re'),
('29670','edited and altered by distributor Aquarius Releasing Inc.  and re'),
('29671','titled "Doctor Butcher, M.D.". Among the changes: '),
('29672',' A new, completely pointless and unrelated opening title sequence featuring a   zombie rising from a grave, which is actually taken from an unfinished   anthology "Tales To Rip Your Heart Out". '),
('29673',' The original "serious'),
('29674','sounding" musical score was replaced with a cheesy and   wonderfully irritating synthesizer one. '),
('29675',' Some dialogue and character "development"  were deleted for pacing reasons.'),
('29676',' Even though the "Doctor Butcher" version is cut, there is an extra five  minute sequence that takes place after Peter kills the "sneaking zombie" with  an evanrude. In this scene, Peter and Lori are trying to get back to Obreros  hut. As theyre walking, Lori falls into a trap, just missing a set of bamboo  stakes sticking upward. As Peter attempts to pull her out, he sees two  cannibal tribesmen and tells Lori to stay where she is and he hides behind a  nearby tree. As the two cannibals see Lori in the trap, Peter runs out and  hits one cannibal in the back of the head with a large stick, knocking him  into the bamboo stakes. He then faces off with the remaining cannibal and  beats him multiple times with the same large stick. He then finally gets Lori  out and they continue to walk in search of Obrero. This sequence is in all  "Doctor Butcher" cuts, including the out of print Japanese laserdisc release.  Also, while the scene is missing from the film itself on the Shriek Show  American DVD release (due to using the original Italian cut), it is on  separately as a deleted scene. Also, it is unknown if this scene was  originally filmed and then cut from the final Italian print of the film, or  if Ian McCulloch and Alexandra Delli Colli were actually hired by Aquarius  Distribution (the owners of the "Butcher" cut) to come in and film this new  scene. The latter seems more likely as the scenes setting looks less like a  jungle, and more like someones backyard.'),
('29677',' The theatrical release of the film has a longer opening credits sequence and  didnt have the surprise ending after the end credits begin to roll.'),
('29678',' A 5 minute version of Zombie Island was featured in ZombieFest and came in  7th place of 79 films. http://www.zombiefest.com'),
('29679',' In several countries (notably Germany), the level with the chainsaw'),
('29680','wielding  men (who resemble Jason from Friday the 13th) is changed so that the men are  now mad lumberjacks.'),
('29681',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('29682',' All German versions, including the TV'),
('29683','Version, are cut.'),
('29684',' The original theatrical version included a goat in the orgy scene. (The goat  can be seen, briefly, the morning after).'),
('29685',' Additional scenes on DVD include: '),
('29686',' Additional celebrity interviews outside the VH1 Fashion Awards of   Donatella Versace (qv) and Moby (I) (qv) '),
('29687',' Extended walk'),
('29688','off footage of Derek and Hansel doing Elvis Presley (qv)   moves, and then Derek doing Bob Fosse (qv) moves '),
('29689',' Extended coal mine sequence starts with the Zoolander men sitting in the   mine shaft elevator turning on their helmets; later Derek talks to a miner   who cant breathe down in the mine '),
('29690',' Extended sequence of Derek walk home from the Fashion Awards: the car that   splashes him in the face a limo full of supermodels who invite Derek to a   sex party'),
('29691','he declines; he goes to a nightclub where he fights his way past   six bouncers through increasingly'),
('29692','smaller VIP rooms to tell off   Hansel'),
('29693','whos talking with a sycophantic Winona Ryder (qv) about how bogus   awards shows are and that he didnt feel any ill will about Derek trying to   take the award from him'),
('29694','in the smallest one, and Derek is physically   ejected from the place'),
('29695','explaining the limp he has when he gets home '),
('29696',' Extended scene of Matilda interviewing Derek: his support crew give her a   look when she suggests that his "Ferrari," "Blue Steel," and "Le Tigre"   looks are all identical, then he rolls his eyes when she says she works for   Time magazine. '),
('29697',' Alternate hypnosis sequence at Mugatus spa leaves out the justification of   child labor '),
('29698',' Extended Zoolander Center commercial footage: a sufficiently cleaned'),
('29699','up J.P.   Prewitt teaches history there, saying that the pyramids were built by male   models; his left hand has also shriveled up'),
('29700',' On the DVD, there is an alternate version of the end credits, which features  various clips from the movie, and Will Ferrell (qv) dancing.'),
('29701',' Kino International released a video in 1989 with English subtitles. It was  presented by Bernard E. Goldberg and the subtitles were written by Helen  Eisenman.'),
('29702',' The UK VHS release from 1997 lost various shots of illegal activities  (details of how to break into cars, plus a close'),
('29703','up of a house door being  opened with a lock'),
('29704','picking kit '),
('29705',' fear of people copying these acts lead to  their exclusion), a banned weapon (the balisong knife) and real cruelty to  chickens. The DVD release of 2005 had all cuts waived except the cruelty to  chickens, which is a compulsory cut to comply with the UKs Cinematograph  Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('29706',' English dubbed version has some footage cut and extra footage concerning  Peter Graves character.'),
('29707',' Two almost identical versions were broadcasted right after the other on  October 8, 2003 by Danish broadcaster TV2 Zulu.'),
('29708',' Version #1 contains the following footage not included in Version #2:  Casper Christensen (qv) and Frank Hvam (qv) taste one of  Prins Henrik (qv)s infamous wines. The phone interview with  Lars Hjortshøj (qv) is placed at the end of the programme.'),
('29709',' Version #2 contains the following footage not included in Version #1:  Casper Christensen (qv) and Frank Hvam (qv) comment on  Kaare R. Skou (qv) and police motorbikes. The phone interview with  Lars Hjortshøj (qv) is placed at the beginning of the programme. This  version ends with the announcement of the 2004 wedding date of the Crown  Prince and his coming bride.'),
('29710',' Originally broadcast live on May 14, 2004 by TV2 Zulu. Duration is 579  minutes, including commercials. A shortened, heavily cut one hour version was  broadcast by TV2 Zulu on May 14, 2004 right after the full length live  broadcast. The shortened version contains highlights in brief. It has since  been re'),
('29711','run under the title Zulu Royal '),
('29712',' Højdepunkter (2004) (TV). No closing  credits originally appeared in the shortened version (they have since been  restored in re'),
('29713','runs).'),
('29714',' A shortened, heavily cut one hour version was broadcast by TV 2/Danmark on  January 22, 2006. The shortened version contains highlights from the 4 hour  live broadcast. TV guides and other press sources have referred to this  version as Zulu Royal '),
('29715',' Højdepunkter.'),
('29716',' Originally broadcast live on January 21, 2006 by TV 2/Zulu. Duration: 236  min, of which the first half is presented by the broadcaster as Zulu Royal '),
('29717','  Babyprinsen klær om, and the second half is presented as Zulu Royal '),
('29718',' Vand  på issen.'),
('29719',' This movie was also shown in two parts as episode 1 and 2 of the following  series.'),
('29720',' The USA original release was heavily edited from the original 126'),
('29721','minute  version which eliminates most of the opening sub'),
('29722','plots including Steven in a  hospital bed in Houston after falling ill at work and his doctor advising a  vacation, and Miguel first meeting and romancing Anita and the introduction  of Kelly and Cynthia hitching a ride to Cancun in an orange truck and being  attacked by the two occupants.'),
('29723',' The two documentary movies "À bientôt, jespère" and "Classe de lutte" are  also summarized under the German title "Die Kamera in der Fabrik"'),
('29724',' Although the UK theatrical version is uncut, the BBFC ordered the DVD version  (released by Tartan Video) to be cut in order to achieve an "18" rating. 88  seconds were cut from a scene near the ending which depicts the rape of a  12'),
('29725','year old girl, as the BBFC claims the home version can be used "as part of  the process of child abuse". The Australian DVD is uncut.'),
('29726',' In 1950 director Rene Clair re'),
('29727','edited and shortened the film based on  existing prints (the Nazis had destroyed the negative).  Some excisions  include the singing flowers and the scene at the Luna Park.'),
('29728',' The Compte Etienne de Beaumont commissioned Henri Chomette and Man Ray to  make films to exhibit at his "Soirees de Paris" ballet productions. The  collaborative project was shown under the title, "A Quoi revent les jeunes  films?," in 1926. After a falling out with the Count, Man Ray released his  part of the film as "Emak Bakia" and Chomette released his part as "Jeux de  reflets et de la vitesse" and "Cinq minutes de cinema pur."'),
('29729',' There are two different versions with different text and off voices'),
('29730',' In 2002 a shorter version of this film was released as the music video: a'),
('29731','ha  '),
('29732',' Lifelines'),
('29733',' A shorter 28'),
('29734','minute version was broadcast later on 22 April 2001 by Danmarks  Radio (DR2). This version was entitled Årets Reumert 2001'),
('29735','sammendrag.'),
('29736',' Originally broadcast live on 22 April 2001 by Danmarks Radio (DR2). Duration:  150 minutes.'),
('29737',' One short scene was cut away in the premiere version. (1,5 metres)'),
('29738',' The video version released by Connoisseur Video (under the Cinematheque  Collection banner) runs 140 minutes. The full'),
('29739','length French version runs 170  minutes.'),
('29740',' "Women In Prison" (1991) is the English title of a European video edition,  dubbed in German with Dutch subtitles, produced and (C) by Sascha Alexander  Productions (SAP) 1991. "Wet Pets in Prison" (1989) is the English title of  the English dubbed USA version, produced and (C) by VMD videos 1989.'),
('29741',' There are two basic versions of this movie: LÉventreur de Notre'),
('29742','Dame, a  shorter and tamer version; and Exorcisme et Messes Noires, with added  hardcore scenes for export markets. There is at least a third version, titled  Demoniac, distributed in the USA and heavily cut.'),
('29743',' Available in "R" and "Unrated" versions.'),
('29744',' Many items deleted from the finale in the U.S. "R" rated version. Most items  are implied, but in the uncut version they are shown. this includes close'),
('29745','ups  of the needles put into Ryos body, a close'),
('29746','up of the hypodermic needle in  the tongue and a shot of Eihi discarding Ryos dismembered foot.'),
('29747',' The UK version had a 30 second rape scene cut to bring it down to a PG  certificate.'),
('29748',' The DVD release contains a deleted scene featuring Shiro and one of his  friends talking about a bottled drink he likes.'),
('29749',' The Spanish language print runs 94 minutes. When the film was released in the  US it was dubbed in English and ran approximately 82 minutes and it it this  shorter, re'),
('29750','edited version that was released onto home video in the states.  The English version is not missing any violence and retains almost all the  nudity, but several scenes are trimmed of some dialog.');