('14058','edited to exclude the rape scene  and many of the previous BBFC cuts were waived.'),
('14059',' The original US trailer included two scenes that never made the finished  film. One was of a car chase in the Bahamas, and the other of George hiding  in a tree house disguised as Ringo. The trailer was included on the 30th  anniversary 1995 video release.'),
('14060',' The TMC version of Help! Is missing many of the sub titles and there is no  announcers voice at the intermission.'),
('14061',' Paul Rutan, Jr. single'),
('14062','handedly restored this movie within four years.  The  master negative had over 15 tears, imbedded dirt, and faded color.  This  restored version also features over'),
('14063','dubbed music for musical sequences  because of the age of the existing soundtracks.  The restored version of  Help! (1965) premiered on American Movie Classics in 1995 and is the current  version availible on video and DVD.'),
('14064',' In 1986 Hal Roach released a colorized Version of Helpmates, with 2 scenes  deleted.'),
('14065',' Scenes deleted in the 1986 colorized version were: Ollie and Stan talking on  the phone about Stan not coming to the party because a dog bit him and he  might have "hydrophosphates"; at the beginning of the feature, we pan around  the room at the mess, and in the colorized verison, just stills of the mess  are shown.'),
('14066',' One deleted scene includes: Ollies in the bedroom, hes down on the floor  looking for a lost shirt button. Stan comes in and asks where he keeps his  handkerchiefs. "The top drawer" replies Ollie. Stan opens it, takes it out  and blows his nose but neglects to close the drawer. Finding the button,  Ollie gets up and his head crashes right through the open drawer.'),
('14067',' All prints are incomplete. The surviving material lacks the original MGM  credits and lion and features no director nor technical credits.'),
('14068',' There is a longer version of this film and it was shown in a two parts. The  length of the uncut and uncensored film is 180 minutes.'),
('14069',' Shorty Sheas responce to Mansons comment, "It aint nice to snitch,  Shorty!" differs between the two'),
('14070','part TV movie and the home video release. In  the TV film, Shorty says "Horse manure!". In the home video release, he says  "Go fuck yourself, Charlie!"'),
('14071',' Enhanced wide screen anniversary edition, December 2005. Digitally  remastered. 1 min shorter.'),
('14072',' For the films release in Germany, all references to spies were eliminated,  as any references to spies were expressly forbidden by the government  censors. The spies in the film were turned, via the intertitles, into  smugglers.'),
('14073',' In the re'),
('14074','release edition shown on Swedish televison in the summer of 1999,  the original seven episodes had been edited into three longer episodes, thus  leaving out the credit information for episode 1,3,5 and 6.'),
('14075',' 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.'),
('14076',' The UK cinema version was cut by just under a minute, mainly to the killing  of the family. A further minute of cuts were required for a video release,  with some slight re'),
('14077','editing of the video watching scene by the BBFC causing  most controversy.'),
('14078',' The 2005 Australian DVD release is uncut and has all previous OFLC cuts  waived. Its still rated R18+.'),
('14079',' The film has had a very checkered censorship history in the UK with the  then'),
('14080','censor James Ferman (qv) originally wishing to ban the film outright  until being overruled by members of his own examining team. The initial  cinema release was cut by 1 minute 2 secs with the rape scene edited and the  removal of the infamous opening shot of a naked woman with a broken bottle  embedded in her neck. Despite vowing never to release the film on video the  movie was submitted in 1993 and Ferman removed a further 51 secs of cuts. The  killing of the TV store owner was toned down but Ferman controversially  re'),
('14081','edited the home attack scene by splicing the final shot of Henry & Otis  viewing the footage on their TV into the middle of the attack itself, thus  subverting this moment of subversion. The 2001 Universal release saw all of  the video cuts waived and some cinema cuts reinserted, though the  distributors themselves cut a further 21 secs on top of the 27 secs of BBFC  edits. The film was finally passed uncut for cinema in 2003 and released  fully uncut on UK DVD by Optimum shortly after.'),
('14082',' In UK video version one of the flash'),
('14083','backs from the begining of the film is  missing.  In that flash'),
('14084','back we can see the Dead Prostitute as listed in the  end credits. The prostitute is naked, and has a piece of glass in her face.  The actress is Mary Demas and she portrays another two victims in the movie:  first flash'),
('14085','back victim from the very beginning (Dead Woman) and one of the  two hookers killed in the car (Hooker #1) later in the movie.'),
('14086',' This film suffered cuts by Australian censors. A scene in the opening  sequence, depicting a close up a dead prostitutes face smashed with a glass  bottle, with her screams in the background, and Henry shouting "Die bitch,  die", was removed. However, she is briefly seen at a distance, prior to the  camera spanning close'),
('14087','up. Very minor cuts to the video scene, depicting the  family being murdered, were also demanded by Australian censors. A scene  depicting the background noises associated with the fathers murder were  removed. The rest of the murder scene, including the boys graphic  neck'),
('14088','breaking, remained strangely intact.'),
('14089',' The UK 2003 cinema re'),
('14090','release has all previous cuts waived. It is still rated  18.'),
('14091',' Several seconds of graphic violence were removed for the R'),
('14092','rating. However,  most of this footage is included on the behind'),
('14093','the'),
('14094','scenes documentary  included on the MPI DVD release.'),
('14095',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14096',' In the original theatrical version, and older VHS versions, Arnold  Schwarzeneggers voice is dubbed over by another actor. The DVD version  released by Trimark Entertainment has both the original audio track, and a  track with Schwarzeneggers real voice (the track also used for the newer VHS  versions). In all versions, the voice of Hercules on the radio at the end is  of the dub actor.'),
('14097',' In the 1982 re'),
('14098','release, simply titled HERCULES (or HERCULES THE MOVIE), after  the original opening narration, a new title card is spliced in. First, there  is a few seconds of "laser" light'),
('14099','show effects. Then, an illustration of a  flexing Arnold Schwarzenegger standing between two tall pedestals, with aura  emanating from his hands. Above the image, "Arnold Schwarzenegger" in  towering space'),
('14100','age font appears with a blue laser effect, and in the same  font/effect, appears "Hercules." Then, at the bottom, in simple white font,  appears "(C) MCMLXXXIII Filmpartners, Inc." "Starring Arnold Stang" and  finally, "A Filmpartners Release". This is then followed by the first  smoke'),
('14101','covered scene of Mount Olympus, where we hear Hercules asking "Why  cant I go?" (where we left off). This new versions opening title can also  be seen in the theatrical teaser/trailer (seen on Trimarks DVD version),  which are apparently the only trailers in existence. And during the original  opening credits, all titles from "RAF Industries, Inc. Presents" to "Starring  Arnold Stang and Arnold Strong Mr. Universe" were noticeably snipped.'),
('14102',' After its initial showing, this film was later edited down by the producer to  roughly 30 min and retitled Talbot of Canada. After being lost for decades,  the film was partially restored by a project overseen by Museum London which  used a combination of found footage, recovered colour stills and new  soundtrack which dubbed in  dialogue surmised by lip readers examining the  footage and recovered film scripts'),
('14103',' Rereleased in 1990 with additional sex scene'),
('14104',' Originally released as a three episode game, simply called "Heretic". After  the release of "Hexen", however, this game was expanded by two episodes and  retitled "Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders".'),
('14105',' UK version was edited for violence (sight of strong and bloody bullet impacts  to mans head and to mans arm, clear sight of headbutt) to secure a 12  rating. An uncut 15 was available.'),
('14106',' MCA/Universal Home Video version does not contain Kansas "Carry On Wayward  Son" in the end credits.'),
('14107',' There are at least three versions of this series shown within the UK. The  original mini'),
('14108','series and an unabridged movie version released on video. When  the series was shown on Sky One in early 1995 it was edited into several one  hour installments.'),
('14109',' An unabridged movie version was released on tape in the early 1990s'),
('14110',' The series was edited into four one hour episodes when they were shown on Sky  1 in the UK in January 1995.'),
('14111',' The film has been reedited for a "directors cut" and given a new copyright  date for this version.'),
('14112',' As with certain other early sound productions from Germany, this was  simultaneously produced in French and English language versions (as "L  Atlantide (1932) and "The Mistress of Atlantis" (1932)).'),
('14113',' The 2003 UK Anchor Bay DVD restored many of the previous BBFC cuts but was  still edited by 38 secs to reduce the nudity from the rack torture scene.'),
('14114',' Mark of the Devil was cut for its initial UK cinema release in 1971, but was  released uncut by Intervision on video in the early 1980s. This version was  withdrawn in 1984, when compulsory video censorship was introduced to the UK,  and it was not until 1993 that Redemption released the film on video again.  Sadly, despite the films age, the British Board of Film Classification still  felt that around 7 cuts, totaling 4 minutes 27 seconds, were necessary for  this release. These cuts entailed the removal of entire scenes, such as the  woman who is branded whilst on a rack, a later sequence when the same poor  individual gets her tongue ripped out, and a scene where Cumberland rapes the  puppeteers wife.'),
('14115',' Reissued in 1942 with a Blue Ribbon title card replacing the original title  sequence.'),
('14116',' The DVD release contains several additional scenes cut from the final film.'),
('14117',' United Home Video/VCI released two different versions, both of which lacked  the original title screen.  One version opens with syth music by Craig Keller  and Russell McFarland over titles that credit them after screens for "Jeffrey  C. Hogue presents" and "Invasion of the Girl Snatchers".  This version also  cuts to a title card for Majestic International Pictures soon after the  characters drive off at the end of the film, while the other version  continues with the chast of characters, a screen for Copyright 1973 L &  L'),
('14118','Atlantis, and "The End".'),
('14119',' The version *with* end credits lacks the opening chyron cards, has no  on'),
('14120','screen title at all, and does not credit Jeffrey C. Hogue, Craig Keller,  or Russell McFarland, and does not include the synth "theme".'),
('14121',' Available in both R'),
('14122','rated and Unrated versions. The unrated version has 2  more seconds of a close up of a ripped off head.'),
('14123',' The DVD includes four alternate endings. The DVD also has a branching system  which includes four different versions of the film.'),
('14124',' Fox submitted two versions to the BBFC: The International Version (101m1s)  and the Domestic Version (100m47s). Both versions were passed 15.'),
('14125',' Both the international and domestic versions submitted to the BBFC were  actually released to UK cinemas. One version ends with the Dakota Fanning  character being kept in the hospital, the other sees her staying with the  Famke Janssen character, drawing a picture of a two'),
('14126','headed figure.'),
('14127',' A sequence (totalling a few seconds) featuring the monster (Robert Clarke)  eating a rat has been removed from many existing prints of the film.'),
('14128',' The song "The High and the Mighty" (with lyrics) does not appear in the  original 1954 release of this film. However, the studio wanted the hugely  popular, chart'),
('14129','topping song to be nominated for the Best Song Academy Award  that year. According to AMPAS regulations, the song could not be nominated  because it was no officially sung in the film, even if would be heard  elsewhere. To satisfy these regulations, a version was released towards the  tail'),
('14130','end of 1954 for a few nights only with the song inserted into an Exit  Music. The Academy then decided to give the song a nomination on the basis of  these screenings. The song lost to "Three Coins in a Fountain".'),
('14131',' A very few prints were made for release in the Los Angeles area during  December, 1954 which included a vocal version of the Main Theme from "The  High and the Mighty" in the closing credits. This was done to qualify the  film for eligibility in the AMPAS Best Song category for the year. However,  the Best Song award went to "Three Coins in the Fountain".'),
('14132',' Extra footage added for network versions.'),
('14133',' Version shown on TV is missing a couple of extra gags that Bugs pulls on Sam  while on the diving board, including Sam thinking Bugs is under the board  while he really is, Bugs setting up a trick door at the edge of the board,  and Bugs pretending to be an Indian telling Sam which way he went (which was  probably the main cause for the overall gags to be cut). The full uncut  version is in the new Looney Tunes "Golden Collection" DVD set.'),
('14134',' DVD and "Video Bonus" editions of the movie contain  scenes cut from the  theatrical release.'),
('14135',' In the version premiered on Comedy Central in 2003, there are numerous  dialogue changes due to adult language, but several of these can be clearly  identified as alternate takes rather than overdubs: '),
('14136',' 1. When Rob talks about Deep Purple and his autobiographical record   collection, Dick simply says "no way." '),
('14137',' 2. Rob says "is that Peter Frampton? Why?" instead of "is that Peter fing   Frampton?" just before he enters the lounge. '),
('14138',' 3. Rob says "it made me feel like less of a... whoever the hell Laura thinks   I am" during the phone call to Liz. '),
('14139',' 4. Rob shouts to himself "who... is Ian!?" and rips posters off the wall   after he talks to Liz. '),
('14140',' 5. When Liz comes into the store, she says "hey Rob... you selfish jerk!" '),
('14141',' 6. In the bar, Rob says (due to a mis'),
('14142','edit) "but really good" twice (once in   a medium shot and again in the close'),
('14143','up) and asks "how come suddenly Im the   worlds biggest jerk?" '),
('14144',' 7. At dinner with Rob, Penny calls the guy she slept with a "dirtbag" and   tells Rob to "go to Hell." '),
('14145',' 8. The whole scene where Rob gets Charlies answering machine is a different   take, again without language. '),
('14146',' 9. The shoplifting scene has a differently paced take when Rob says "how   much is this deck worth to you and how much did you steal? Can you do the   math?" '),
('14147',' 10. Charlie says "no, I cant believe you, Rob. I knew it. You are," in an   alternate take when she sits down after the dinner party scene, instead of   repeatedly cursing. '),
('14148',' 11. Barrys "top five songs about death" is a different take and even has   Rob adding "Not Dark Yet, by Dylan" before he runs off to get the phone. '),
('14149',' 12. Rob asks "Hey! What the hell is this, huh? What is this?" when he finds   Lauras flyer. '),
('14150',' 13. The scene where Rob offers Barry money not to play at the release party   is different.'),
('14151',' TCM print is shown in a version which is 86 min., color and panned and  scanned and not the Cinemascope original'),
('14152',' The video version as a few scenes added which include more flashback  sequences between the rock climbers Liz, Kathy, Tom and Scott including a  scene of a nude Kathy and Tom in bed.'),
('14153',' Rereleased in 1994 with an additional scene'),
('14154',' Some of the extented footage in the TV version has a bit of more dialogue  between Richard Clark and his father in the opening scene where Richard tells  his father that he may not be able to change the world but at least make a  difference. When Richard Clark first arrives at Barry High School, he asks a  student standing in front of the Danger Treds Damage Tires sign and asks  where the faculty parking lot is and the student responds "who are you?" and  Richard replies that hes a new teacher and the student replys "so, more meat  for the grinder." A more lenghly introduction to the classroom is shown with  a few men wearing chemical protective clothing leave the classroom as Richard  and Victoria first arrive to see his classroom.'),
('14155',' A sing'),
('14156','along version was aired the day after its television premiere, with  the words to the songs appearing at the bottom of the screen.'),
('14157',' About 1 month, 2 weeks, 4 days later, March 10, there was a dance'),
('14158','along  version of High School Musical shown on Disney Channel with the stars showing  how to do the dances for "Getcha Head in the Game" and "Were All In This  Together".'),
('14159',' The Encore Edition DVD contains the original version and the sing'),
('14160','along  version.'),
('14161',' Because this movie made Humphrey Bogart a major star, re'),
('14162','releases billed him  ahead of Ida Lupino.'),
('14163',' There exists a print of this film that was Neil Jordans original vision of  this movie. It contains a much more serious tone than the theatrical release,  and is much more of a fun mystery. There is a lot more footage of Liam  Neesons character, and the ghosts are allowed to have much more of a plot,  than in the theatrical release. Rumor has it, that when the studio saw this  cut, they had no idea how to market it, so they had it re'),
('14164','cut against Neil  Jordans wishes (he was allegedly locked out of the editing room at this  point). There was a shortened version of this cut available on video in  Japan.'),
('14165',' released in all talkie and silent versions'),
('14166',' Non'),
('14167','American versions of this film include a WWII flashback sequence showing  MacLeod rescuing Rachael, where he tells her Its a kind of magic.'),
('14168',' The European version also has a scene between Connor and Brenda talking at a  zoo about how hes not willing to commit to another relationship after his  wifes death.  The most important thing about this scene is that Kurgan can  be seen in the background trailing the twosome.  This solves the continuity  problem in the American version about how Kurgen finds Brendas apartment in  the next scene.'),
('14169',' Uncut version shows MacLeod having a short flashback about his first battle  in Scotland during the wrestling match.'),
('14170',' Uncut version has Fazil doing a backward cartwheel as he flees from MacLeod  in the parking garage.'),
('14171',' Uncut version shows MacLeods girlfriend wishing him luck before the first  battle in Scotland.'),
('14172',' Uncut version has MacLeods dueling partner (remember, he kept stabbing  MacLeod to no avail?) shooting his assistant in the back for being annoying.'),
('14173',' In the uncut version Kurgan licks the priests hand in the church'),
('14174',' Uncut version has a much longer fight scene between MacLeod and the Kurgan at  the end of the movie.'),
('14175',' The European version and later US Directors Cut does not contain a short  scene shot from inside Det. Bedsoes car as he stakes out Brendas apartment  during MacLeods visit.'),
('14176',' As MacLeod lays on the floor after the final battle, he can be heard saying  "I want to go home" on the original US version, but not on the European  version and later US Directors Cut.'),
('14177',' Complete Directors Cut is available on video in the US, featuring all  footage from the European version and still photos from unused footage at the  end.  This includes scenes of a fight between the Kurgan and an unreferenced  Immortal, Yung Dol Kim, a security guard in an office building who fights the  Kurgan.  Ultimately, he surrenders wearying of Immortal life and willing to  suicide himself.  The Kurgan takes his head and the body explodes out of the  40th story of the building. Kim fights Japanese two'),
('14178','sword style. Additional  unused footage features a flashback where Connor meets with Thomas Jefferson,  as well as a bar scene when Connor and Kastagir go out for a drink, and meet  Det. Walter Bedsoe.'),
('14179',' Reportedly a version shown at the Brussels film festival features a slightly  different ending than the theatrical and video releases.  In this version  after the final battle, the demons circling around Lambert are clearly saying  "thank you". The final prize is only that Lambert is not an immortal anymore  and that he can now have a normal life.'),
('14180',' Versions shown on the Sci'),
('14181','Fi Channel and USA Networks are heavily cut, and  not just because of the head'),
('14182','chopping sequences.  Many parts of the movie  were removed for airing on these networks, including much of the Ramirez  training sequence, most of the "Who Wants to Live Forever" sequence, all of  the flashback to 1783, and other various pieces of scenes and their dialogue,  making for an extremely chopped'),
('14183','up movie.'),
('14184',' In the original U.S. release during the scene when Connor and Ramirez jump  off the cliff, you can hear Ramirez yell, "MacLeod, this is the Quickening!"  In the European version, Ramirez and Connor just yell as they jump.'),
('14185',' In addition to the many scene differences, the version commonly shown on TV  has VERY degraded sound quality versus the directors cut.  For example, the  score can not even be heard during the parking lot fight scene on the TV  version.  Some networks now show the directors cut version.'),
('14186',' The U.S Directors Cut and the European Directors cut differs some in  dialogue. Example: When Connor falls from the boat and end up on the sea  floor, the U.S version dialogue says: "Im alive" Europene version says: "Im  alive...I can breath..." Shortly followed by; "Ill split you in half!"  (spoken in the same moment as Connor draws his sword under water)'),
('14187',' In earlier versions Ramirez says hes "...chief metallurgist of King Phillip  II of Spain" while in later versions and the Uncut DVD he says hes "...chief  metallurgist of Charles V." This change is shown in Highlander Two Ramirez  still says the first version.'),
('14188',' In the American versions, as Kurgen is driving into New York, the opening  guitar to the Queen song "Gimme The Prize" can be heard over the news report  and the vocals start when Kurgen pops in the tape. However in the Directors  cut, the opening guitar part has been taken out and the song starts at the  vocals like before when Kurgen pops in the cassette.'),
('14189',' On at least one occasion (06/17/06) another version was shown on TNT. This  one differed mostly at the end. Connor takes Katanas head, destroying the  shield. We hear Ramirezs voice over as Connor is still standing in the  middle of the light ray, with Louise smiling back at him. The movie ends  right there with Connor smiling back. The end credits feature a female singer  as opposed to Lou Gramms One Dream.'),
('14190',' A 108 min. Directors Cut, titled "Highlander II: The Renegade Version",  is  available in the U.S.A. on video and features 16 minutes of footage  not  included in the theatrical release.'),
('14191',' In addition to the extra footage, the "Renegade Version" of Highlander II  features a different sequence of events, providing continuity lacking from  the theatrical release.  These changes along with the extra footage allow the  movie to follow the plot of the original Highlander movie.  The idea of the  immortals being from another planet has been done away with, and questions  like "What happened to Brenda?" are answered.'),
('14192',' A third version of Highlander II exists.  This version contains some of the  footage from the "Renegade Edition" although the sequence of events is more  like the theatrical release.  It also contains footage and dialog not seen in  either of the other versions.  Noteworthy differences include the following:  While Katana is fighting the rebels on Zeist soliders from both sides use  machine guns.  Connor and Louise leave earth for Zeist at the end of the  movie. This version is the one commonly used for television broadcasts.'),
('14193',' All UK releases are cut to get a "15" rating.'),
('14194',' In 1990, Highlander 2: The Quickening was released in America with a running  time of 89 minutes and 53 seconds. The Renegade version features an  additional 19 minutes and 34 seconds of restored footage, bringing the final  running time to 109 minutes and 27 seconds. Below is a list of scene changes  (may contain spoilers): '),
('14195',' 1. PROLOGUE TEXT: A new prologue eases the viewer into the year 2024, the   world now inhabited by Connor MacLeod. The new text establishes that the   Earths Ozone Layer has been severely depleted and, in response, the planet   has been encased in an electromagnetic shield to protect the population from   deadly radiation. After 25 years, however, the necessity of maintaining the   shield is being questioned. '),
('14196',' 2. CONNOR AT THE OPERA HOUSE: As originally scripted, the Renegade Version   opens outside an opera house. A restored shot of a water pail overflowing   with rain dripping from the ceiling brings us into the crumbling facility,   where we find an aging Connor looking through a program. Connors P.O.V.   reveals that this evenings production of "The Valkyrie" is being performed   "in the presence of Dr: Alan Neyman President, TSC." Connor locates Alan   with his opera glasses, and the two old friends wave to each other. Later in   the scene, Connor recalls a long ago battle between his forces and those of   the evil Immortal, Katana, presented through a series of flashbacks that are   cross cut with scenes from the opera being performed on stage. Katanas   dialogue about wanting all of the rebels heads has been Cult from the   Renegade Version. '),
('14197',' 3. KATANA AND CONNOR IN THE CAVE WITH THE EELS: Prior to grabbing an eel out   of the water, Katana now addresses this additional line of dialogue to   Connor: "My friends in here remind me of you and Ramirez '),
('14198',' 4. THE SENTENCING OF CONNOR AND RAMIREZ BY THE PRIESTS: A restored shot of   Connor in his opera box is followed by a shot of a huge set of double doors   on the opera house stage. Through the computer magic of CGI, the doors open   into the past, where Connor and Ramirez stand before the Priests awaiting   judgement. New dialogue in this scene tells us that Connor and Ramirez are   rebels who possess an unholy Immortality like Katana. Their punishment is   exile into the future where they must do battle, "For there can only be   one." The victor will have the choice to "grow old and die in the future or   return here with his freedom and his faith restored. '),
('14199',' 5. CONNOR WATCHES A SHIELD CORPORATION "NEWSCAST" ON HIS CAR TELEVISION:   Connor leaves the opera house and watches a news story broadcast by The   Shield Corporation (TSC) on his cars television. New dialogue by the   newscaster reveals there are rumours of a management shake'),
('14200','up at TSC.   Connors friend Alan has become increasingly isolated, and the fact that he   is "unavailable for comment" makes Connor concerned for his safety. The same   footage was seen in the American versions, but before Connor goes to the   opera. In that version, there is an extended scene in which Connor drives   while considering how the world has deteriorated under the Shield, much like   the Renegade Versions new prologue. '),
('14201',' 6. CONNOR TRIES TO CALL ALAN VIA VIDEO PHONE: Worried about his old friend,   Connor stops at a video pay phone to call Alan but fails to get past the TSC   receptionist. Connor decides not to leave a message. Several street punks   show up and harass Connor for money to use in a street corner oxygen   dispenser, but they run off when they realise who theyre dealing with.   Connor returns to his Porsche. '),
('14202',' 7. TWO GUARDS AT TSC DISCUSS FISH IN THE LAKE: A restored long shot of the   Shield generator bears the title "Shield Control" Two guards standing above   the generators man'),
('14203','made lake hear a noise '),
('14204',' the sound of Louises underwater   commando squad coming to the surface. The two guards report in to the   security guard, but when he sees nothing unusual on his monitor, he tells   them the sound was just some fish making noise, prompting the guards to   argue about whether or not any fish could live in the lake. '),
('14205',' 8. LOUISE DISCOVERS THE RADIATION LEVEL ABOVE THE SHIELD IS NORMAL: This   sequence contains the same footage as the American version, but reordered to   make the scene flow more naturally. Now when Louise attempts to determine   the radiation level above the Shield, it seems as if 30 seconds have passed   while she and her team wait to get an accurate reading. There is also   additional dialogue from one of her cohorts as he tries to convince her to   get moving before theyre all caught. '),
('14206',' 9. KATANA AND THE PRIESTS WATCH CONNOR ON A VIDEO SCREEN: When Connor   arrives at his favourite bar, Katana and the Priests observe him from the   distant past on a holographic projection bearing the caption "New York City   '),
('14207',' July 16, 2024." Katana and the Priests discuss the fact that Connor hasnt   made his choice whether to return to the past or remain in the present a   revelation that angers Katana, who leaves to locate his assassins. '),
('14208',' 10. KATANA SENDS CORDA AND RENO TO THE FUTURE: Corda and Reno argue that   since Connor is old and will die soon, there is no need for them to go after   him. Katana disagrees and sends them to find and kill Connor anyway. '),
('14209',' 11. CONNORS WOUNDED HAND MAGICALLY HEALS IN THE BAR: Speaking newly added   dialogue, Connor asks the woman harassing him if she is the type of person   who knows when to stop. After the woman attacks and wounds him with a   bottle, Connors injured hand magically heals itself. Distressed, Connor   says "Oh no, not again!" Connors healing now appears as a direct result of   Corda and Renos arrival in the present. '),
('14210',' 12. CONNOR AND LOuISE MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME: Outside the bar, Connor has   his initial encounter with Louise, where additional dialogue reveals that   Connor knows he is becoming Immortal again. This dialogue was cut from the   American version because Corda and Reno dont arrive until after this   conversation and, therefore, Connor is not yet becoming Immortal. '),
('14211',' 13. EXTENDED FIGHT SCENE BETWEEN CONNOR AND CORDA: The battle sequence   between Connor and Corda, is extended before Connor falls onto the top of   the train. An additional shot of the train coming out of a tunnel sets up   its arrival during the fight scene. '),
('14212',' 14. CONNOR AND LOUISE KISS... AND MORE!: The restored footage of this   section features an extended scene in which Connor and Louise make love   against a wall after their first kiss. '),
('14213',' 15. RAMIREZS FIRST FLIGHT: The scene of Ramirezs airplane flight across   the Atlantic has been split into two parts. In this shot, Ramirez is seen   through the airplane window looking worried. The scene bears the title   "Somewhere over the Atlantic." '),
('14214',' 16. CONNOR AND LOUISE TALK ABOUT THE BLUE SKY: Louise asks Connor if he has   ever seen the blue sky, since she is too young to remember it herself. He   describes what it was like and she expresses her wish to see the sky at   least once before she dies. '),
('14215',' 17. KATANA WATCHES RENO DIE: From the distant past, Katana watches Connor   defeat Reno. '),
('14216',' 18. THE PSYCHIC COOK TV COMMERCIAL: As in the American version, Katana   smashes through the roof of a speeding subway car when he arrives in the   present. Restored footage inserted before his arrival shows us the state of   television in 2024 as a TV monitor features a tacky promo for a program   entitled "The Psychic Cook." '),
('14217',' 19. MOTHER AND BABY ON THE SUBWAY: Aboard Katanas subway car, extended   footage reveals a mother with a baby in a carriage. As Katana hurls the   train through the tunnel at blinding speed, there is also additional footage   of several passengers being thrown against the back of the car and more   blood and gore than in the original release. '),
('14218',' 20. CONNOR ARRIVES AT TSC: Connor drives up to the TSC entrance in his   Porsche. He is allowed to enter the building after a hand scanner at the   security desk validates his identity. '),
('14219',' 21. ALAN AND CONNOR DISCUSS THE SHIELD LAUNCH (RESTORED FLASHBACK 1): The   first flashback restored to its correct position in the film occurs when   Connor and Alan discuss the day the Shield was launched. In the restored   footage, Connor and Alan look at a miniature model of Shield Control   (although the plaque still reads "December Installation"). Connor puts on a   pair of goggles he finds next to the model and his movement triggers the   flashback transition. The camera follows his movement and continues around   his body coming to rest on a younger Connor and Alan watching the Shield   launch in 1999. In the American version, the 1999 Shield launch scene was   placed at the beginning of the film in an attempt to arrange events   chronologically : '),
('14220',' 22. ALAN AND CONNOR DISCUSS THE OZONE LAYER: A new transition from The   Shield launch flashback (see description 21) occurs as the camera tilts down   from the ceiling to reveal Connor and Alan in Alans office. Alan   communicates to Connor, via computer screen, that the Ozone Layer may be   back to normal. Alan tries to give Connor the coordinates hell need to get   above the Shield to take a proper ozone reading, but he has only given   Connor half of the information when he is interrupted by Blake. '),
('14221',' 23. KATANA TAKES A CAB: This scene, in which Katana is driven to an empty   warehouse by garrulous cabbie Jerry Pritchett, contains both extra footage   and dialogue. Jerrys added dialogue concerns the decayed state of the world   and the availability of his sister. In the American version, this scene is   immediately followed by Katanas arrival at Blakes board meeting '),
('14222',' as if   the empty warehouse and the Shield Corporation were the same place. '),
('14223',' 24. RAMIREZS NEW TWO SIDED CONVERSATION WITH A FEMALE AIRLINE PASSENGER:   This is the second part of Ramirezs flight across the Atlantic. It bears   the title: "Still somewhere over the Atlantic." Ramirezs conversation with   a female passenger now includes an added line of dialogue from her. Now,   when Ramirez says "Forgive me for asking yet again, but, ah, how do we   remain so high above the earth with safety?" She replies "By drinking!" '),
('14224',' 25. KATANA CALLS TO CONNOR FROM THE TOP OF AN EMPTY WAREHOUSE: Standing atop   the warehouse, Katana says "My kind of town. Im waiting MacLeod. Come to   me. Im waiting." This visual was originally placed at the end of the   American version after Blake is killed, without the additional dialogue. '),
('14225',' 26. RAMIREZ JOKES WITH FEMALE PASSENGER: The producers used Ramirez "off   the wall" line of new dialogue at the end of his Helen of Troy monologue. He   says, "But on the contrary, Virginia, all of the most beautiful women had   dark hair: Helen of Troy, Cleopatra, Nephertiti, Joan of Arc, to name but a   few. In fact, its well known that the dark haired ladies..." Well youve   got to hear it. '),
('14226',' 27. BRENDAS DEATH IN NEW YORK, 1998 (RESTORED FLASHBACK 2): Connor visits   the grave of his dead wife, Brenda. In a new voice over, Brenda tells him   she is sorry to be leaving him so soon. There is a dissolve into a shot of   the setting sun (used as the opening shot of the American version) bearing   the title: "New York, 1998." Totally new footage follows, revealing Brenda   in a hospital bed, burned and covered with bandages, the victim of radiation   poisoning. She makes Connor promise to help save others from the radiation   that is killing her. This promise becomes Connors motivation for building   the Shield. Brenda dies while holding his hand. As he walks away, the camera   pulls back to show a vast hall full of radiation victims. This shot was also   found in the American version, but at the beginning of the film. This   sequence also includes new music. '),
('14227',' 28. CONNOR ENTERS THE WAREHOUSE: Connor arrives at the empty warehouse in   his Porsche and opens the door. A long shot from inside shows Connor walking   in through the doorway. '),
('14228',' 29. ALAN IS SENT TO MAX AND BLAKE HOLDS A BOARD MEETING: Now correctly   re'),
('14229','ordered in the Renegade Version is the scene in which Blake sends Alan to   MAX, as well as the scene of the board meeting where Blake discusses   "re'),
('14230','shuffling the deck" at TSC. In the American version, these scenes were   reversed. At the end of the restored board meeting scene, Blake now has   additional dialogue, saying "Ah, Wilson, could we get on this Highlander   thing as soon as possible?" '),
('14231',' 30. CONNOR AND RAMIREZ DISCUSS THE SHIELD COORDINATES: Connor tells Ramirez   about the system failure and reveals the Shield coordinates he received from   Alan. Ramirez points out that they need the second half of the coordinates   before they can go above the Shield. '),
('14232',' 31. CONNOR AND RAMIREZ ACQUIRE MAX SECURITY UNIFORMS: After the doctor   faints, a restored shot shows Connor and Ramirez catching him, followed by   another restored shot where they take the guards uniforms. '),
('14233',' 32. ALAN REVEALS THE REMAINING SHIELD COORDINATES AND DIES: The scene in   which Connor and Louise find Alan in MAX contains both additional footage   and dialogue. After giving Connor the remaining Shield coordinates, he tells   Connor to go above the shield to confirm that radiation levels are normal.   Before Alan dies, Connor assures him they were right to build the shield. '),
('14234',' 33. KATANA AND BLAKE DISCUSS LOUISE: As they watch Alans death via video   screen, Blake reveals to Katana that Louise is the leader of COBALT. Katana   mocks her. Blake vows that Louise and Connor will never make it out of MAX   alive. '),
('14235',' 34. CONNOR AND LOUISE STEAL A TRUCK FROM MAX: Connor and Louise escape from   MAX by Knocking out a guard and commandeering a truck. Katana tries to block   their path as they drive out of the parking lot, but Connor runs him over. '),
('14236',' 35. CONNOR FIGHTS KATANA ON THE TRUCK: Connor and Louise follow Alans   coordinates into a deserted area. Katana climbs onto the roof of the   speeding truck where an extended fight scene ensues. The fight moves from   roof to hood and ends when Katana is thrown from the truck. '),
('14237',' 36. CONNOR AND LOUISE AT THE SHIELD CONTROL ACCESS TOWER: Alans coordinates   lead CoNNor and Louise to the Shield access towel. They pass a sign reading   "Danger Shield Ceiling '),
('14238',' Authorized Personnel Only." There are several shots   of Connor and Louise climbing a long ladder, surrounded by sparks and   explosions. '),
('14239',' 37. KATANA AND BLAKE DISCUSS CONNOR: When Katana tells Blake his life will   be very predictable once Connor is dead, Blake expresses concern that Katana   is being overly confident. Katana asks if Blake is betting on him, Blake   answers that he always plays the favorite. '),
('14240',' 38. CONNOR AND LOUISE CLIMB ABOVE THE SHIELD: Connor and Louise emerge onto   a mountainside where they discover the blue sky. There are several shots of   mountains and clouds as they discover the Ozone Layer has repaired itself '),
('14241',' Connor decides that the Shield must come down and that there is only one way   to do it. This sequence was filmed in southern Argentina near the ski resort   town of Barriloche. '),
('14242',' 39. BLAKE AND KATANA DISCUSS CONNORS NEXT MOVE: Blake worries that Connor,   who has been missing for 24 hours, has gotten above the Shield. He fears TSC   will end up in Chapter 11 if the truth about the Ozone Layer is revealed.   Katana is convinced that all of Connors roads lead back to him. Blake   smugly points out that Katana is wrong, as he points out Connor and Louise   speeding through the desert en route to the Shield generator. Katana kills   Blake for suggesting he has made a mistake. The American version of this   scene is much shorter, with Blake telling Katana he is wrong after Connor   and Louise escape from the exhaust fan room in MAX. Katanas reaction in   both scenes is the same. '),
('14243',' 40. GUARDS PATROLLING OUTSIDE OF SHIELD CONTROL: New footage of The   Pyramids exterior and floodgates is followed by a shot of two guards   standing on a platform. The final shot of the sequence reveals the bridge   over the floodgates is crawling with guards. '),
('14244',' 41. THE WORLD WITHOUT THE SHIELD: When the satellite above the Earth   explodes, there are two new shots of the earth and the city covered by the   Shield. These are followed by an extremely wide shot of the Shield as it   disappears from the Earths skies. The two restored shots that follow show   open night skies over Jerrys, Connors favorite bar and over the city   skyline. '),
('14245',' 42. CONNOR AND LOUISE KISS AS SHIELD CONTROL BURNS: Connor and Louise kiss   on the edge of a lake as the Shield generator burns in the distance. In   voice over, Ramirez reprises his thoughts: "Most people have a full measure   of life and most people just watch it slowly drip away. But if you can   summon it all up at one time, in one place, you can accomplish something   glorious." The films final image is that of the planet Earth, now no longer   covered by the Shield.'),
('14246',' The 2004 Special Edition version has a scene cut (featured in previous  versions). The 2004 version doesnt have the breaking into Shield Control  scene near the end of the movie and the shoot out with the Shield Control  guards. In the 2004 version, it goes from the shot of the Shield Control  guards outside to Louise looking on as Connor walks in to fight Katana.'),
('14247',' The version released to video tape in the US has two extra scenes. The first  addition is a scene early on when Kane first arrives in New York in which he  picks up a prostitute. The second is the love scene between Conner and the  reporter Alex, which contains more explicit footage. Both scenes are reported  to be present in European theatrical prints.'),
('14248',' In the trailer for this film, there was a clip of the scene where Kane tells  Connor about Kane and says, "Some say he is the Devil himself..."  This line  never made it to the final cut of the movie.'),
('14249',' In the European version of the film, Kane says, "Highlander is out there  somewhere, and he owes me for all those years." after he escapes from the  cave in 1994.  In the US version, he says, "Highlander is out there  somewhere, and he owes me 400 years."  It makes a little more sense in the  European version because Kane would have no way of knowing how long he was in  the cave.'),
('14250',' In the US version of the film, a rock song plays over the final credits.  In  the European version, "Bonny Portmore" by Loreena McKennit plays over the  final credits.'),
('14251',' In the US version of the movie, we see Kane use his sorcerers powers to  transport himself to New York.  In the European version, we simply see Kane  walk out of a shipyard, implying that he got to New York by stowing away on a  ship.'),
('14252',' UK video version is cut by 57 sec. to maintain a "15" certificate.'),
('14253',' The producers of the film disagreed with Dimension Films on the running  length and story structure of the film. They were unsatisfied with the  theatrical cut and for the DVD release, they re'),
('14254','edited portions of the film,  and added twelve minutes of new footage. These changes include:'),
('14255',' There is an addition to the opening scene. We see Connor and Duncan roaming  the streets of New York, and Duncan buying a hotdog. Connor tells Duncan he  has an errand to run, and he leaves a concerned Duncan behind. Then we go to  Rachel walking up the the store.'),
('14256',' The shots of the photographs with Rachel and Connor in them are not in the  DVD cut. Instead, we see Rachel enter the store, go to the loft, and find a  television playing videos of herself and Connor at various points of her  life. One part of the video shows Connor giving a young Rachel a music box,  which we then see in the loft. The phone rings, and when Rachel answers, the  store explodes, just as Connor has walked up to it.'),
('14257',' The shots of Connor walking up to the store and Rachel entering are different  from the theatrical cut.'),
('14258',' The DVD cut has Duncan walking past a payphone on his way to Methos. He  answers the phone, and a woman (later revealed as Faith) tells him, "Whatever  you fear about Connor MacLeod, fear the worst." She identifies herself as "a  friend" and hangs up. As Duncan walks away, we see the Watcher named Matthew  sitting at a cafe spying on Duncan and saying into a cellphone, "Hes on the  move."'),
('14259',' Methoss line about the Sanctuary being only holy ground has been removed,  and the part of the shot in which he states this has been taken out.'),
('14260',' The posse enters, and Winston says, "Its time to show our immortal brother a  thing or two."'),
('14261',' Cracker Bob has more of an entrance. We see him crash into the loft on his  motorcycle, swing his bat, and say, "Did anyone order a club sandwich?"  Duncan mocks Bobs outfit, and Bob complains to Faith.'),
('14262',' After Methos and Joe have rescued Duncan and are driving away, Methos hands  Duncan his katana, which was last seen in the loft where Duncan left it.  Methos says, "I managed to retrive that from their lost and found." Duncan,  examining the sword, says, "Theres blood on it." "I didnt say it was easy,"  Methos snaps.'),
('14263',' The flashback to Kate and Duncans wedding has been re'),
('14264','edited. We see Duncan  sitting at a table with Kate, and one of their friends gets drunk and  collapses, while urging them to kiss. They do so, and then we see Duncan,  Kate, and their guests dancing. From there, we cut to Connor walking through  the door and Duncan embracing him.'),
('14265',' The sound of the MacLeod claymore hitting the ground and marking Heathers  grave is louder in the DVD cut than in the theatrical cut.'),
('14266',' After Duncan and Faith separate at the studio, we see them roaming the  streets. Faith goes to Kells temple, and her apartment inside, where Kell is  waiting. The dialogue makes it clear that they have a sexual relationship,  and Kell suspects that she may turn over to Duncans side. We go from this  scene to Faith walking about the streets of New York and then entering  Duncans hotel room.'),
('14267',' The JVC sign in the rooftop battle has been digitally blurred. Its not the  best job, and on the audio commentary, the flaws are pointed out. "One more  night," Bill Panzer says sadly.'),
('14268',' The fight scene between Kell and Duncan is extended. After Duncan jumps over  the railing and retrieves his sword, he lands on the ground underneath the  scaffold. Kell jumps down to meet him, lets Duncan get to his feet, and they  fight until they cut into a gas main, starting a fire that Duncan runs away  to escape. Kell moves to a room full of chains hanging from the ceiling, and  Duncan runs in, attacking Kell. Kell knocks Duncans sword away, and it gets  caught in a chain. A control key is accidentally hit, and some of the chains  including the one holding the katana move up. Duncan grabs onto another  ascending chain to retrieve his sword, and he escapes Kell.'),
('14269',' We go to Duncan bandaging a leg wound and taking off his coat. As he walks  back towards the complex to find Kell, we pull back to find Matthew looking  through a riflescope and aiming at Duncan. "Just watch it!" someone says.  Matthew turns to see Joe Dawson. Matthew raises his rifle to aim at Joe, but  Joe fires several shots at Matthew with a revolver concealed in his jacket.  Matthew dies and Joe walks away. We then go to Duncan standing before Kell on  a platform for their final battle. There is swordfight footage not in the  theatrical cut before we get to, "A valiant effort, Duncan. Too bad."'),
('14270',' In the theatrical cut, Duncans face morphed into Connors and back a few  times as Duncan stood up and raised his sword. These have been reduced in  their visibility and intensity. In the theatrical cut, there were face morphs  during the Quickening, and these have been removed completely. After the  Quickening, the shots of Duncan falling to the ground have been trimmed so  that we see little of the sky, because the special effects for the background  had some problems.'),
('14271',' The dissolve to Duncan standing at Connor and Heathers graves is faster.'),
('14272',' Connor cuts Kell in half down the middle, but the two halves simply transform  into two full, separate bodies.'),
('14273',' A sword comes flying blade'),
('14274','first towards Kell, and he telekinetically freezes  it in mid'),
('14275','air.'),
('14276',' Kell holds up a small floating crystal ball with Connors face in it. The  face screams and the crystal ball shatters.'),
('14277',' The DVD release features a 100 minute "earlier cut", featuring many different  scenes and/or variations.'),
('14278',' The theatrical version ends with Duncan on the hilltops of Scotland standing  over Connor and Heathers graves. In the DVD theres additional footage.'),
('14279',' When originally released on the Famicom Disk System in Japan, this game  included a 3'),
('14280','file save feature similar to that of "The Legend of Zelda". This  was replaced by a password entry system for the overseas cartridge'),
('14281','based  release.'),
('14282',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC and lost part of the final  climactic stabbing plus some footage from the scene where a mans ankle is  mauled by a dog. The initial 1987 video release on the Palace label  surprisingly restored all of the previous cuts but lost a brief 2 second  scene where Mars sticks a gun into Brendas mouth. The 2003 Anchor Bay  release saw all BBFC cuts fully restored.'),
('14283',' Also of note in the Jaguar/World of Video 2000 release is the editing of the  sequence with Bobs decapitated head. There are great chunks of the film cut  away at points where you see his head, although it is visible for a couple of  seconds. This affects the coherency of Papa Jupiters speech.'),
('14284',' The Anchor Bay DVD (even in the UK) is completely uncut: gutted dog, gun in  mouth, Bobs head and all.'),
('14285',' The original version of the film was given an "X" rating my the MPAA. Several  of the most violent/graphic moments were edited out to secure and "R" rating.'),
('14286',' US version was heavily edited (31 changes) for violence to secure a R rating.  This version was used for international theatrical distribution. Uncut  version is available on DVD.'),
('14287',' Alexandre Aja listed what had to be cut from the film to receive an R rating: '),
('14288',' There were additional shots of Bob burning and his eyes turning white. '),
('14289',' A close'),
('14290','up of Lynne being shot in the head; the muzzle'),
('14291','flash and the direct   impact. '),
('14292',' A more explicit shot of the gun being pointed at the baby '),
('14293',' The rape scene with Brenda was a half a minute longer '),
('14294',' In the finale, Doug originally shoots Lizard three times with the shotgun   rather than just twice. Aja has stated that despite these cuts, the version   released in theaters is still his "directors cut", but that there will be   an unrated DVD with the above mentioned scenes re'),
('14295','instated. '),
('14296',' Also, there was an extra cut not mentioned by Aja, but was ironically   available for viewing online before the film was ever released. It is when   Doug kills the "shotgun mutant" (the one with the head brace and the plaid   shirt). In the online clip before the films release, when Doug slams the   pick into his eye, it was followed with a quick push'),
('14297','in close up on the   wound. However, the CG did not look complete, but possibly because of the   low quality online clip. This being said, it was uncertain if this was cut   for gore (the close up on the bleeding eye) or if in fact the CG did not   look realistic enough. However, it can be confirmed that the push in shot   has been inserted back into the film for the unrated DVD.'),
('14298',' The most commonly seen version has Herbert Morrisons radio commentary dubbed  in the soundtrack in synchronization with the filmed events.'),
('14299',' Deleted scenes were added back into the film for television airings,  including one in which Goebbels shows Ritter a display of items used in  attempted anti'),
('14300','Nazi attacks, including a bomb found on board the ocean liner  "Bremen".'),
('14301',' Scenes cut from the US release: '),
('14302',' The scene where one of the Toxic beasts holds down one of the teenage hippy   girls from the slumber party and starts to fondle her private area with its   middle finger. '),
('14303',' Where one of the LSD addicts from the bar scene bangs his head into a mirror   and stains it with blood. '),
('14304',' The Hippy slumber party scene where it implies strip poker.'),
('14305',' The version of the film prepared for US television cuts several scenes  involving nudity violence and bad language, but restores 17 minutes of  footage from the cutting room floor. Added scenes include Larry Hagmans  entire role as a sheriff who runs Warren Oates out of town.'),
('14306',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14307',' Re'),
('14308','issued in 1920 in a re'),
('14309','cut version shown with a companion stage musical.'),
('14310',' DVD release includes narration by actress Jacqueline Lovell.'),
('14311',' Some TV prints remove all the cannibal dialogue (although you can still see  their lips moving).'),
('14312',' The Story of O was initially banned in the UK in 1975, but cinema and  video/DVD releases were passed by the British Board of Film Classification in  2000. The censors themselves did not make any cuts to this dubbed version,  but around 8 minutes of non'),
('14313','sexual narrative scenes were removed by the  director for pacing reasons. The fully uncut, subtitled version has played in  the UK on the subscription channel FilmFour.'),
('14314',' The U.S. English'),
('14315','dubbed print is missing 6 scenes and runs approximately 8  minutes shorter than the original French version.  However, the missing  footage appears to have been removed for pacing reasons rather than any  risqué content.  The edited scenes are as follows: '),
('14316',' After Rene picks up O from the chateau, the U.S. print cuts directly to Os   first photo shoot, whereas in the French version, Rene brings her back to   his apartment and shows her around, then expresses dissatisfaction with her   training and behavior. '),
('14317',' Immediatley following the above mentioned scene, O is left alone in the   apartment. Rene phones and tells her to get undressed and wait for his   arrival.  She strips and is kneeling on the floor as he enters.  Note: a few   frames of the shot with her kneeling can be seen in the U.S. print just   before it cuts to Os photo shoot. '),
('14318',' After Os first whipping at Anne'),
('14319','Maries house, the U.S. print cuts directly   to the scene with Therese fixing Os hair next to a vase of red roses.  In   the French version, Os first whipping is followed by a scene in which the   women have lunch in the garden. '),
('14320',' Immediately following the above mentioned scene, the French version also   contains a scene of O waking up in the middle of the night when she hears   crying in the stairwell.  She gets up to investigate, as do some of the   other women, and they find a distraught Therese, who wants to leave their   submissive environment. '),
('14321',' After O and Jacqueline go for a walk on the beach, the U.S. print cuts   directly to the scene where O meets Sir Stephen before their boating trip.    In the French version, the walk on the beach is longer as O spots Therese   climbing out of a fishing boat. She rushes over to greet her and Jacqueline   immediately becomes jealous and asks O if she ever slept with Therese. '),
('14322',' Immediately following the above mentioned scene, O, Therese and Jacqueline   have lunch together.  Jacqueline is still feeling jealous and makes a few   snide remarks at Therese, who retaliates by purposely spilling tea on   Jacquelines lap.'),
('14323',' An English dubbed version is available for television.'),
('14324',' The German TV version is missing the "Hitler on Ice" segment during the  finale.'),
('14325',' There are some minute differences between the US and the International  version when it comes to some of the violent scenes: '),
('14326',' Fogartys thug, who gets his nose smashed into his skull has more blood   spurt out in the International version in the shot where he is dying on the   ground. '),
('14327',' When Joey stomps on Richies thugs throat, he spits blood (instead of it   welling up) and the sound effect of the neck breaking is louder. Both   shots last the same length of time and use the same take, the amount of   blood was simply toned down digitally for the MPAA. Most video versions   outside the U.S. use the international version but the shots appear in the   supplements on the U.S. DVD (In the featurette titled Violences History,   Cronenberg shows the U.S. and international cut scenes side by side and   explains the reason why there wasnt a standard unrated version in the   U.S. was because the changes were so small).'),
('14328',' Republic re'),
('14329','released this movie in a re'),
('14330','edited version'),
('14331',' For the rerelease titled "Romance and Rhyhtm" over 30 minutes were cut'),
('14332',' The New York Censor Board demanded the film re'),
('14333','titled as "The Beast of  Berlin", eliminating reference to Hitler directly on the grounds that it was  offensive to Germans. The Hays office finally granted its approval when  re'),
('14334','titled as "Goose Step".'),
('14335',' The DVD version of the film omits the entire first part of the feature,  substituting the 1931 '),
('14336',' 1939 scenes with a quick summary at the start of the  film, then begins with the invasion of Poland in 1939.'),
('14337',' Network Seven, in Australia originally aired this as a two part mini series.'),
('14338',' An (identical) German language version was produced simultaneously to the  Danish one.'),
('14339',' The 2001 DVD release by Warner Brothers omited a number of sound effects from  the origianl Sony VHS release.  The sound when characters die; when Sting  attacks the Spiders in Mirkwood; Smaugs screams as he attacks Lake Town; the  flapping of the Thrushs wings in all scenes; when the arrows bounce off of  Smaug and when the Black Arrow pierces Smaugs belly; and the howling of the  Wargs during the Battle of Five Armies.'),
('14340',' When shown on UK television in 2005, all instances of Billy losing his head  and stumbling around headless were cut (rendering the credit in the cast to  Headless Billy meaningless). Thus, the scene when Billy loses his head and  Dani steps out of the protective salt circle to retrieve it for him (giving  Winnie the opportunity to grab her) no longer makes sense. It just cuts to a  scene of Dani suddenly outside the protective circle and screaming as Winnie  swoops down on her from above. Without knowing about Dani retrieving Billys  head the viewer is left puzzled as to why Dani left the circle.'),
('14341',' When shown on The Disney Channel in the UK on Halloween night 2005, most of  the previous cuts were reinstated, with only a few scenes cut out. When the  witches are hanged at the start we dont see their bodies or legs during the  scene, we cut straight after Binxs father orders the hanging to shots of the  crowd wincing at the sight of the hanging, and then to Binxs father ordering  the cat away. The scene in which Billy gets his fingers cut off on the street  is also cut out, as is the scene where he cuts his mouth open so he can speak  with Maxs knife. All other scenes remained intact, including the scenes  where Billy loses his head twice. The last time it was shown, the headless  scenes were removed and it prompted complaints from viewers who said the film  was hard to understand with so many edits. They also complained that the  headless scenes were done comically with no references to pain or blood and  as the film was only a PG, and made by Disney themselves, so surely it  wouldnt upset children who would find the funny side of it. All recent  showing of the movie now have the headless scenes put back in.'),
('14342',' TV commercials for the movie contained a scene which is not in the theatrical  release. The grocery store scene involved Mary eying a baby sitting in a  shopping cart as Winifred pulls her by the arm and says, "No time for  snacks."'),
('14343',' When aired on the ITV network in the UK, the scene where the witches were  hung and cast the spell that would bring them back were cut. Viewers  therefore didnt know exactly how they would come back.'),
('14344',' When aired on the Disney channel in the UK, several places were edited for  mild language.'),
('14345',' A scene in which witches were at a local swimming pool and Winifred falls in  the pool was excluded from the final release but was featured in trailers.'),
('14346',' When ITV showed the film at Easter 2001, the following scenes were cut out:  the witches hanging, Max swinging a brach at Billy Butcherson and the  subsequent loss of his head, the shot of Binx the cat flat after hes run  over by the cat, Billy cutting open his mouth after he snatches the knife off  Max, and Billy losing his head for a second time. The ending was also  altered, cutting straight to the books eyes opening, missing out the parents  leaving the party, and Ernie and Jay still stranded in the witches house.'),
('14347',' On a special laserdisc edition, Danny DeVito hosts a supplemental portion of  the disc with outtakes, including a scene where Hoffa perfectly shoots a beer  bottle with a rifle.'),
('14348',' Filmed simultaneously in French language version Valse éternelle (1935) and  Czech language version Tanecek panny Márinky (1935) all with different casts.'),
('14349',' A 2004 computer'),
('14350','colorized version was created, but not given a normal "Three  Stooges set" release. As of now, it is only available as an extra feature on  the DVD of the 2004 film _Breakin All the Rules (2004)_ (qv).'),
('14351',' Two endings were produced for the final fight between Kenshirô and Raô. In  the Japanese theatrical cut of the film, Raô emerges victorious over Ken, but  decides to spare him at Lins request. An alternate ending was then featured  in the Japanese home video (VHS and laserdisc) release which features  Kenshirô and Raô ending the fight in a draw. All of the overseas dubs  (including English Streamline Pictures dub) are based on the theatrical cut  and thus, uses the "Raô wins" ending. Many foreign fans believe that the  "Draw" ending is the original ending, but this is a common misconception  since the "Raô wins" ending is not in any of the Japanese home video  releases. The Korean DVD edition features "Raô wins" with its original  Japanese soundtrack.'),
('14352',' The English Streamline Pictures dub (released in the UK by Manga Video)  features a drastically altered script from the Japanese original. The exact  nature of the Hokuto Shinken and Nanto Seiken schools (North Star and South  Star in the English dub) are never fully explained and Yurias Nanto heritage  is never mentioned. The English dub also features an instrumental version of  the ending theme, Purple Eyes, instead of the vocal version by Kodomo Band in  the Japanese original.'),
('14353',' Released prints for the Latin American markets included on'),
('14354','screen credits for  technical advisors Padre Canseco (qv), Ernesto A. Romero (qv) and  assistant director Francisco Alonso (IV) (qv).'),
('14355',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14356',' The film was cut by the distributor to qualify for a "15" rating in the UK.  The cuts include the re'),
('14357','dubbing of the word cunt. Ironically, the deleted  scenes section on the UK DVD release is rated 18, therefore earning the  DVD an 18 overall, even though the film is only a 15. The same version of  the film was released worldwide, so an uncut version/directors cut DVD sadly  isnt available anywhere.'),
('14358',' The DVD has some deleted scenes including: '),
('14359',' The cops are looking for the four teenagers in the woods. Then one of the   cops stands in front of the holes door and Liz hears a noise and pretends   she doesnt hear anything. '),
('14360',' A one year later'),
('14361','feature where you see a guy sitting behind a computer. Liz   comes to sit next to him en says her name is Beth. '),
('14362',' A different scene where Phillipa pretends she puts the camera off, after Liz   told her story Later, she walks outside. Later, when she watches the tape,   she sees Liz saying Yeah, its raining bitch '),
('14363',' A different beginning featuring alternate camera angles. '),
('14364',' An extended morgue scene, where you see Phillipa exaiming both bodies   instead of one at the time. '),
('14365',' A different scene where Liz reveals to Mike why she locked them in. '),
('14366',' An alternative beginning with Liz sitting in a chair having flashbacks about   the hole, at the end the door of the hole closes.'),
('14367',' "Why So Gloomy?", a musical number featuring Jane Powell and a Chinese boy,  was cut from the film. It is included in the "Musical Jukebox" feature of the  2004 Thats Entertainment! DVD box set.'),
('14368',' The musical number "Abraham", performed in "blackface" by Bing Crosby,  Marjorie Reynolds and the chorus, is often cut from TV prints.'),
('14369',' The F'),
('14370','Words have been removed from Malaysian VCD version.'),
('14371',' The VCD (Video CD) version is edited: '),
('14372',' Excessive sexual and violent scenes, including profanities are censored.'),
('14373',' The scene in which Sebastian feels up his neighbor was originally longer.   Originally, it was shown that Mitra was pushed onto her bed and begins  screaming as bands of light (the invisible man) passes over her in a rape  attempt.  Some brief nudity is shown as well.  After the ordeal, you see  Mitra crying as the invisible man gets up and goes to the window.  Test  audiences thought that Kevin Bacons character became too evil too quickly,  so the scene was cut so that Sebastian could only see and briefly feel up  naked girls.'),
('14374',' The UK DVD was matted to widescreen, meaning you lose 1/3 of the picture that  was in the 4:3 version with nothing gained.'),
('14375',' Rereleased in 1991 with addition of a scene with actress Savannah'),
('14376',' A version of this film released on the DVD "The Three Stooges: Greatest Hits  and Rarities" appears to be a completely different edit. Ted Healy and the  Stooges appear, as does Ben Turpin as the cross'),
('14377','eyed bartender, and Jimmy  Durante sings a comedic song at the beginning. There is so sign of Cooper,  Crosby or the other big stars. Is it possible this might be a completely  different film?'),
('14378',' Older television prints of "Hollywood Party" run 63 minutes, and exclude the  appearance by Mickey Mouse, as well as the Disney technicolour cartoon "Hot  Chocolate Soldiers".'),
('14379',' Some sources list the original running time of "Hollywood Revue of 1929" as  130 minutes.'),
('14380',' American Movie Classics re'),
('14381','edited this film the following year, taking out  all of the 1950s footage and replacing it with extra 1960s footage that was  not used in the original special. They re'),
('14382','titled it "Hollywood Rocks the  Movies: The 1960s."'),
('14383',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('14384','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14385',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('14386','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14387',' Video and DVD made available in 2004 corrected some spelling errors (notably  Orson Welles and Al Jolson) and 2 songs: "Love Love It" was changed to "Its  Love, Love, Love" and "Sing, Sing" was changed to "Sing, Sing, Sing"'),
('14388',' The sex scene between Keitel and Winslet has been trimmed in the U.S version.  On the Australian VHS, Keitel is seen putting himself between Winslets legs  and reaching down to his crotch before thrusting. As they are making love,  Winslet says "Dont come, dont come", then there is the sound of Keitel  doing so. He stops, and Winslet moans for a bit before the film cuts to the  next scene. In the U.S version, they trim Keitel getting inbetween her legs  and reaching for his crotch. The scene plays out as normal just until Keitel  "comes" and the sound of Winslet moaning is also trimmed. The U.S version  also misses some of the thrusting and related sounds.'),
('14389',' Television airings edited the following: Kevin saying that Fuller will pee  all over him after explaining to Kate that Fuller wets the bed; Kevin calling  Harry and Marv "horses ass"; when everyone glares at Kevin after the dinner  accident, the second scene with Peter and Buzz looking at him was removed.'),
('14390',' When aired on FOX, many scenes are edited for an inexplicable reason.  Probably time constraints. Like:  The scene where Kevin records his response  into his Talk Boy and plays it back after she asked him, "Everything I put  out for you?"; The scene of Harry and Marv in back of the fish truck;  the  additional bricks thrown at Marv;  Harry muttering obscenities.'),
('14391',' Scenes where Huey, Dewey, and Louie are playing with guns were censored.'),
('14392',' When the film was released, a music video of the song "Language is a Virus"  was distributed to MTV. The video uses a completely different performance and  arrangement of the song. A fast dance mix version of the song "Smoke Rings"  was recorded but not used in the final film; it instead appears in Andersons  video production What You Mean We? (1987) (TV).'),
('14393',' The original TV showing had an introduction sequence before the film began.  This introduction is featured on the newly released DVD version of the film.'),
('14394',' Cartoons that premiered on line with copyrighted music incorporated into the  score (such as "Happy Birthday" in Strong Bad Sings and "Theme from The  Entertainer" in Kick the Can) have had their scores replaced for DVD.'),
('14395',' As with Volume 1, copyrighted music (such as the theme from The Good, The  Bad, and The Ugly in Marshmallows Last Stand and the CBS Special  Presentation theme from The Best Decemberween Ever) has been replaced for  DVD, but the commentaries use the original score.'),
('14396',' 16mm film version released in 2005'),
('14397',' Some additional scenes not included on the video release but aired on TV  include: '),
('14398',' A scene in which Kate takes the animals for a ride in the truck. '),
('14399',' A scene with the kids playing Nintendo.'),
('14400',' There is a scene in the TV version of Peter washing off Chance after he eats  the cake and before he vomits.'),
('14401',' After the success of films such as _My Tutor_ (1983) and _Private Lessons_  (1981),  and Joan Collins(qv) renewed popularity after her appearance in  _Dynasty_ (1981), this 1979 film was re'),
('14402','worked with additional scenes and a  misleading advertising campaign. The new scenes featured an unconvincing nude  double for Collins in scenes of her character seducing a youth, and the film  promoted as an older'),
('14403','woman seduction story. A billboard showing a concealed  nude image of Collins greatly angered the actress.'),
('14404',' Flashback scenes of an abandoned Roman Villages self'),
('14405','destruction cut from  most versions.'),
('14406',' On TV a few years ago was shown a special 3D version of the film. Grocery  stores were giving away John Wayne 3D glasses for the promotion.'),
('14407',' Many scenes cut from original but added to network television version: '),
('14408',' More  scenes of Nick and Mandy running through neighborhood looking for Adam; '),
('14409','  Mean magician neighbor pulling colored handkerchiefs out of her coat; '),
('14410',' After  Adam pulls ad sign out from ground and drops it, he steps on it; '),
('14411',' After Nick  gives Mandy a giant raisin, he tells her to relax because theyre headed for  Vegas; '),
('14412',' After Adam catches the car with Nick and Mandy in it, he talks to  them before stuffing them in his pocket; '),
('14413',' Diane giving Wayne reasons why she  should be enlarged to save Adam; '),
('14414',' More scenes of Adam talking to the crowd  below when he arrives in Vegas; '),
('14415',' More scenes of the TV reporter explaining  situation with Adam when he first arrives at desert highway and when hes  playing "Hard Rock Cafe" guitar.'),
('14416',' An original "Directors Cut" of the film exists, without the "Sheriff"  scenes, which were added later by Malcolm Whitman.'),
('14417',' The US version of the film, released by Columbia/TriStar (under the name  "Legend of the Red Dragon"), is cut by about 12 mins.  The original version  of the film (which the original English name for the film is "New Legend of  Shaolin") is about 95 mins long.  The version released by Columbia/TriStar is  83 mins long.  All the original music is removed from the film and the  English dub simplifies the original Cantonese dialog.'),
('14418',' Gobshite (Australia)'),
('14419',' TV versions have included numerous outtakes which include a much longer party  scene following the fight at the Palomino Club in which: Ski discusses his  marital woes with Gwen in Hoopers kitchen (a dropped subplot); an awake, and  very rowdy, crowd views "stunt reels" culled from "Deliverance"; and Jocko  and Sonny have a lengthier sunrise discussion about babies. Later on, Sonny  and Ski also get into a hairy fistfight outside of Sonnys trialer.'),
('14420',' The TV version of the film has been disowned by director David Anspaugh, and  its directors credit goes to "Jack Nemo".'),
('14421',' In 2002, CBS aired this special and its sequel Legend of the Lost Tribe with  an entirely new voice cast. Ben Stiller was Robbie, Britney Spears was  Donner, Hugh Grant was Blitzen, Brad Garret was Prancer, Leah Remini was  Vixen and Jerry Stiller was Old Jingle.'),
('14422',' In some prints of this cartoon, the scene where Coyote gulps down the entire  bottle of earthquake pills is missing. Instead it shows him gulping down one  then throwing the bottle away and noticing it doesnt effect Road Runners.'),
('14423',' DVD version contains both the original theatrical soundtrack and a redubbed  soundtrack used for television release (replacing profanity and other  objectionable dialogue).'),
('14424',' The version that is part of Alpha Blue Archives DVD Satanic Sickies Box Set 2  has opening credits giving the title as "Hotter Than Hell" as opposed to the  VHS and DVD'),
('14425','R release by Something Weird Video, which has no opening credits  and is released under the title "The Horny Devils."'),
('14426',' The Mexican producers filmed a "special" edition of the film (sometimes  called "Horror y Sexo") for more tolerant foreign markets, adding scenes of  nudity and extreme gore not present on the Mexican prints.'),
('14427',' Although some VHS copies of the film inadvertently appeared in the UK on the  Vipco label in 1993 it was not an officially sanctioned UK release. The film  had been submitted to the BBFC earlier in the year and, although it was  passed with cuts, the edits were never implemented by the distributors and  the film was therefore not classified as a legal or official release.  According to viewers of the movie the tape itself appears to be quite heavily  pre'),
('14428','cut and little more than a few seconds longer than the official 1999  Satanica/Sovereign VHS version.'),
('14429',' The film has an interesting history in the UK. It was released in cinemas  with around a minute of cuts in October 1974 to heavily edit the rape &  murder of the woman in the bedroom and to remove a closeup shot of a  stabbing. It was subsequently released on video in the early '),
('14430','Eighties  possibly uncut, however this release was banned and withdrawn in the  mid'),
('14431','Eighties. In the early Nineties it was passed by the UK censors with cuts  but whoever got hold of this tape (released by Vipco video) were in for a  surprise at it was accidentally re'),
('14432','released intact, before it was withdrawn  yet again. In 1999 it was released by Satanica video, in a version that was  obviously taken from Vipcos planned cut version (Vipcos logo remains). This  time the distributor removed every single violent scene before submitting it  to the censors. Strangely the scene where the doctor assistant is killed  contains several shots of a completely different character being killed,  whose demise doesnt happen until a few scenes later in the film.'),
('14433',' The 2002 UK Film 2000 featured the same heavily pre'),
('14434','cut version released on  the Satanica/Sovereign video label in 1999. The 2007 Redemption DVD is the  uncut version.'),
('14435',' DVD by Image Entertainment is 88 minutes long, the original theatrical  version. DVD by Simitar Video is 85 minutes long, the television version.'),
('14436',' In the isolated music and effects track on the Image Entertainment DVD, the  piano piece played by the Countess (which the creature whistles back to her)  is completely different from what is played in the final mixed track. Oddly,  while the piano piece is changed, the whistling is the same.'),
('14437',' Two versions exist on VHS. Originally, it was released as a companion video  to the Webb Wilder album "Doo Dad", and shortly thereafter, was featured in  the compilation Corn Flicks (1992) (V). In the version that appears on Corn  Flicks, numerous camera angles, background music and sound effects have been  reedited to an improved effect, and additional background music from the Webb  Wilder album "It Came From Nashville" has been added. Additional changes are: '),
('14438',' Some of the dialog at the beginning of the movie between Travis Byrd and The   Governor has been shortened. '),
('14439',' At the Legion of State Task Forces meeting, Mr. Fryes monologue has been   re'),
('14440','dubbed so that he is speaking more deliberately. '),
('14441',' In the Doo Dad companion, when Webb arrives at the party at Carlsbads, he   and Dr. Barbara Slovine see each other from across the room, and Webb   approaches her. In the Corn Flicks compilation, this scene was re'),
('14442','shot,   clearly on a different type of film stock. In this revised scene, Dr.   Slovine holds up a glass of wine and smiles at Webb, and he smirks and   returns an approving nod. '),
('14443',' While sitting in Webbs kitchen, he and Dr. Barbara Slovine are discussing   rekindling their failed romance when they are interrupted by an urgent phone   call from Kirsten. In the Corn Flicks version, the scene ends here. In the   Doo Dad companion, the scene continues with Webb grabbing his blazer &   fedora as he tells Dr. Slovine that hes off to help Kirsten rescue Briley   from the mobsters. They share a brief joke about love & headaches, and kiss   goodbye. After Webb leaves, Dr. Slovine starts thumbing through the drawings   of aliens in Webbs sketchpad. '),
('14444',' While Webb and Kirsten are on their way to rescue Briley, the Doo Dad   companion opens the scene with Webb giving a brief narrative while the "Webb   Wilder Theme" from Private Eye (1984) is playing in the background. Webb and   Kirsten then have a dialog, in which he convinces her to explain Brileys   involvement with the mobsters. In the Corn Flicks version, the "Webb Wilder   Theme" has been replaced by the Webb Wilder song "Sputnik", and the dialog   has been dubbed over with Webb narrating the entire scene.'),
('14445',' In a 1993 UK video release the flashback scene (after Jason has been gassed)  presented some shots in red, green and orange tints.  These tints are not  present in the US DVD release.'),
('14446',' All TV prints and at least one old VHS release have the more gory scenes cut  out, most notably shots of the body of the first woman attacked by one of the  monsters after it surfaces on the beach shore, and the slumber party  massacre, which abruptly stops after the monsters burst inside. There is one  old VHS release that does include all the gore intact.'),
('14447',' The "Hypno'),
('14448','Vista" segment was removed from American Internationals  television release prints.'),
('14449',' The U.S. version of this film, released by American International, featured a  special introductory segment titled "Hyno'),
('14450','Vista" that was spliced into the  film at the end of the opening credits. This 12 minute segment featured Dr.  Emile Franchel, a London born psychologist working in Los Angeles, giving a  lecture and demonstration of the power of suggestion, perception and hypnosis  (his specialty).'),
('14451',' A "directors cut" that was screened in 12 cities in the U.S. and this  differs from the version being released on DVD. The Directors Cut is the  film told in a linear storyline with the D'),
('14452','Day scenes first, not as a  flashback. The opening scene from the DVD is played after the end credits in  the Directors Cut.'),
('14453',' The Peter Lorre charicature fish, looks to see what went over it, after  raising its head to see Horton, it said "Well, now Ive seen everything"! In  the original version: The fish shot itself. Alternate Version: After saying  "Well, now Ive seen everything!" After the fish finished its quote, the fish  shooting itself is edited out.'),
('14454',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14455',' Re'),
('14456','cut in 2003.'),
('14457',' Reportedly, there are two versions: in the first, the passengers capture and  hang the terrorists. The scene showing the feet of the terrorists dangling in  the aisles is very chilling. In an alternate version, the passengers simply  capture the terrorists and keep them tied up until the terrorists can be  bound over to authorities.'),
('14458',' The unrated DVD contains three additions that werent in the theatrical  version: '),
('14459',' 1. A close'),
('14460','up of the German Surgeons severed leg after its cut off by the   chainsaw. '),
('14461',' 2. A slightly extended take of Kanas eye being cut off and the subsequent   puss. '),
('14462',' 3. A close'),
('14463','up of the train crushing Kanas head during her suicide.'),
('14464',' German FSK 18 version is cut by about 1 minute. Uncut version was rejected by  the FSK and is therefore not rated.'),
('14465',' Rereleased in 1991 with added lesbian scene by actresses Savannah and Heather  Hart'),
('14466',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('14467','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14468',' There is two soft'),
('14469','core versions: one in German language "Heisse Sehnsucht" an  one in Spanish language "Deseos Ardientes"'),
('14470',' Reedited in 1991 to remove Tony Montana performance and add Madison Stone and  Gidgette'),
('14471',' Originally released in the US at 77 minutes.'),
('14472',' Also available with hardcore sequences, although it is not clear if the  credited cast performed in them.'),
('14473',' An additional six minutes exists in the Directors cut.'),
('14474',' Rereleased in 1991 with additional scene'),
('14475',' The version of the film shown on AMC (American Movie Classics) features an  extra scene after Robert Redford has already left the bank with the Sahara  diamond with his partners, where Zero Mostel and Moses Gunn arrive at the  bank not knowing that Redford had taken the diamond from the safety deposit  box. The newly released DVD by Fox omits this scene and the film ends as they  getaway in the station wagon driving along Park Avenue and the End Credits  shown instantly afterwards.'),
('14476',' Film was first released to theaters at 92 minutes. When the film was later  aired on ABC network television, eight minutes of footage was added to the  running time. The 100 minute TV version is now shown regularly on the TCM  channel.'),
('14477',' The film was cut in Australia after the distributors received an M rating.  The word "fuck" was removed to obtain a PG rating. The distributors had the  option of using the uncut version for VHS but chose not to, the film only  being released uncut on DVD many years later.'),
('14478',' All UK versions were cut by 22 secs to obtain less restrictive 12 and PG  ratings by removing strong language.'),
('14479',' Both UK cinema and video/DVD versions were edited by the BBFC. The cinema  version had a 12 certificate but was cut by 54 secs to edit the sex  scene/Basic Instinct spoof after the limo ride scene and to completely remove  all footage of nunchaku during the Rambo fight parody. The video/DVD versions  were cut by 1 minute 7 secs by additionally removing the word "fuck" in order  to receive a PG rating.'),
('14480',' UK and US DVD versions are cut.'),
('14481',' The UK video release in 1986 was cut by 14 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('14482',' Original version of the film contained a scene where the Hubby sets down a  bunch of packages, including a live turkey, on a mailbox while he ties his  shoe. A post man comes by and loads everything into his truck. He is gone  when Harold looks up from his shoe, and finds everything missing. It seems  like a funny gag, but it had no effect on test audiences, so it hit the bin.'),
('14483',' A long sequence was shot for the film in which Harold attempts to kill the  Thanksgiving turkey he has brought home. He talks to it, puts a little  blindfold over its eyes, and places some feed on the chopping block, on a  piece of newspaper featuring a photograph of his malevolent mother in law,  played by Josephine Crowell. The bird starts eating it, and it appears as  though he is pecking at the mother. Harold, seeing this, thows his arms up in  the air and exclaims "Youre my pal!" The scene was cut after negative  preview audiences reactions to it.'),
('14484',' Rereleased in 1990 with added scene'),
('14485',' The film was re'),
('14486','cut after it was shown at the festival in Cannes, the  director decided she wanted to leave some scenes out that explain about the  secret menace. She did not want these things to be explained to the audience.'),
('14487',' UK soft'),
('14488','core version has a running time of 58 minutes and 45 seconds, UK  hardcore (continental version) has a running time of 73 minutes and 35  seconds.'),
('14489',' The softcoreversion of "Hotel Italia" is released under the title "LAlbergo"'),
('14490',' The UK R2 DVD contains 2 versions of this film. The original 1978 theatrical  print that runs 85 mins and a re'),
('14491','edited re'),
('14492','release print that runs 74m. The  major differences are (a) in the theatrical print the opening credits are  postioned after the scene with the 3 nuns and roll over various amusing shots  of Holmes and Watson in their Baker Street study (Holmes is reading a book by  Freud called Guilt without Sex). In the re'),
('14493','edited print, the credits are  positioned over the pages of the book after the intro scene with Dudley Moore  on the piano. These credits are much abbreviated compared to the theatrical  print and run much shorter. (b) When Holmes is first seen in shadow playing  the violin the re'),
('14494','edited version then cuts back to Watson with the nuns  saying he is Budapest and Holmes appearing behind him. The theatrical print  extends the footage of Holmes in shadow so he now gets up, turns a light on,  turns off a gramophone player and spits out his coffee before meeting the  nuns. (c) the scene in which Watson meets Dr Franklin is much abbreviated in  the re'),
('14495','edited version. In this version the scene ends after a brief  conversation between the two in front of Franklins shack. The theatrical  print continues on with the scene for several minutes as Watson enters the  hut with Franklin, views various stuffed animals heads, and they have a  conversation about why Franklin hated the late Sir Charles '),
('14496',' jealously over  his mistress. Franklins mistress then enters the hut, the conversation  continues, and then Franklin gets insanely jealous and starts strangling his  young mistress as Watson crawls out of the building. The longer theatrical  cut makes more sense and is better than the shorter print.'),
('14497',' Originally rated NC'),
('14498','17 in the U.S., some sexually explicit material was cut  to be re'),
('14499','rated R.'),
('14500',' The original LaserDisc release (on the MCA VideoDisc label) had an  instrumental interlude in place of the Beatles song "Something".'),
('14501',' The new Focus (Universal Home Video) DVD also has the same re scored version  as the laser disc.'),
('14502',' The original 105 minute version is out there somewhere but has yet to  surface. Rob Zombie has stated that the material is not available. Whether  this is true or not remains to be seen. It should be noted however that  Zombie willingly cut most of the footage described below while the film was  shelved and looking for a distributor. In fact, very little was removed to  get an R'),
('14503','rating.'),
('14504',' The full version shown at the Argentinian film festival: '),
('14505',' A slightly different version of Captain Spaulings story about Dr. Satan. He   never says what Dr. Satans real name was (leading to a scene described   below). '),
('14506',' A scene in the back of the car where Baby accuses Mary and Denise of being   lesbians. '),
('14507',' The "creation of Fishboy" snuff video is omitted (this was shot much later,   after the film was shelved in fact). '),
('14508',' An extended version of Denise, Jerry, and Mary are tied up in the living   room, where it is revealed that Grampa Hugo is Dr. Satan. '),
('14509',' Baby only stabs Mary four times. '),
('14510',' An entirely different version of the "underground" scenes: Instead of   finding Dr. Satan and The Professor in the operating room, Denise finds it   full of Dr. Satans experiments, which have Jerry strapped down and are   eating him. Denise is chased through the tunnel by the ghouls. '),
('14511',' In a nighttime prologue, crews in biohazard suits exhume the skeletons in   the Fireflys backyard.'),
('14512',' The August 2003 DVD release from Lions Gate is the R'),
('14513','rated theatrical version  only.'),
('14514',' Available in Germany in two versions: the uncut theatrical version with a  JK/SPIO approval (which has since been put on the BPJM index) and an edited  version with a "Not under 18" rating from the FSK.'),
('14515',' The preview version of the film included a scene where young David Collins  pretends to hang himself.  No copies of this footage are known to exist.'),
('14516',' The original Mexican print is a few minutes longer than the wide U.S.  release.'),
('14517',' A segment of this film was released to the 8mm home movie market by Castle  Films, under the title Doom of Dracula.'),
('14518',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('14519','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14520',' Re'),
('14521','edited and re'),
('14522','issued as My Husbands Friend in 1918.'),
('14523',' Many prints of "House of Rothschild" are totally in black'),
('14524','and'),
('14525','white, and do  not show the final scene in its original Technicolor form.'),
('14526',' The Hong Kong VCD is uncut with extra blood and gore.'),
('14527',' US version was changed to have an aspect ratio of 1,85:1, while others have a  2,35:1 ratio.'),
('14528',' In France, the opening sequence of the movie is really different than in  other countries. The movie is approx. 10 minutes shorter that the other  versions'),
('14529',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove a shot of  Madelines bloodstained hands held to her face. All later versions were  uncut.'),
('14530',' Released in Japan in the short'),
('14531','lived VHD format in 3'),
('14532','D. This disc has been  widely copied to make bootleg tapes and DVDs.'),
('14533',' The uncut version is rated R21 in Singapore. Two scenes needed to be trimmed  to secure an NC16 rating. First is the body dragging scene where the head  slowly detaches itself from the torso. Next is the scene where the killer  graphically removes a pole that is jammed into a female victims head.'),
('14534',' The DVD features an alternate opening: A young woman, Jennifer (Emma Lung),  (the woman who is sculpted into Miss Ambrose) is stranded on the road after  her car breaks down. As she calls a towing company, Bos truck drives up. She  tries to signal him, but gets no response. Then, the truck speeds up.  Jennifer tried to run, but Bo grabs her by the neck and throws her face'),
('14535','first  into her windshield, instantly killing her.'),
('14536',' Two versions are available in Germany: the uncut version with a "Not under  18" rating and an edited version (with a "Not under 16" rating) which misses  ca. 3 minutes.'),
('14537',' There have been many discrepancies about the 1999 DVD release of this title  by Image Entertainment:'),
('14538',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to heavily reduce the  whipping scenes. The cuts were restored in the 1995 Redemption video release.'),
('14539',' The film is presented full frame (1.33:1) on the DVD. Although there have  been matted 1.85:1 versions, the film is presented as shot. Like "Frightmare"  and "Die Screaming, Marianne", director Pete Walker shot the film in open  matte format leaving dead space at the top and bottom of the frame. The film  was intended to be matted at 1.85:1. However, the DVD aspect ratio represents  the film as it was shot.'),
('14540',' The disc also presents the uncut version of the film, but, although somewhat  detailed, it has not been remastered.'),
('14541',' A watered'),
('14542','down version of the film exists (which would be equivalent to an R  rated soft'),
('14543','porn film).'),
('14544',' When shown in "Emergo", there was a short scene showing brick wall for the  skeleton to "emerge".'),
('14545',' The 20th Century Fox DVD edition contains a new computer'),
('14546','colorized version  and a restored black and white print, both in high definition.'),
('14547',' Due to numerous circumstances (i.e. running time constraints and what not) a  great deal of footage was excised from this motion picture. Three of the most  important scenes were returned for the DVD release. They are: '),
('14548',' a scene between the real Jennifer Jenzen (Debi Mazar) a haughty, foul   mouthed,arrogant movie producer and her assistant Sara (Ali Larter) on the   set of B'),
('14549','MOVIE. Jennifer curses Sara out, and fires her on the spot. Sara   however, intercepts Jennifers mail, finding the invite for the party on   Haunted Hill. In the DVD version they show to different takes of this scene   (one set in the courtyard of an apartment complex and the other in a big   open field). '),
('14550',' a scene towards the climax when Eddie Baker (Taye Diggs) and Sara are   running from the shadow demon exploding the floorboards, they are led into a   dead end. Eddie jumps onto a hanging light fixture, holding onto Sara as the   floor beneath them explodes. He loses his grip on Sara and she falls through   the hole into a subterranean cavern beneath the house where the remains of   Doctor Vannicuts victims lie. The shadow creeps into the cavern and   reanimates the dead bodies causing this huge zombie attack. Eddie drops down   and saves Sara and the chase continues from where it left off in the   finished cut of the film (however, if you notice, in the finished cut of the   film during the chase scene there is a continuity error when Saras running.   In one shot shes wearing her jacket and in the other its mysteriously   vanished, its vanished because during the cut portion of this climactic   chase, Sara loses her jacket when she falls into the cavern. Her jacket is   then used by Eddie to pull her up and out to safety). '),
('14551',' an epilogue was also cut from the film involving the real Jennifer Jenzen   (Debbie Mazar) inheriting the house on haunted hill. When she goes to check   it out with real estate agent Dick (played by Jeffrey Combs (who is also Dr.   Vannicut!) we see her enter the house and then a horrifying scream follows.   The scene was cut because director William Malone felt the scene was a bit   too humorous for the film and that it did not fit what was filmed at all).'),
('14552',' Among other cuts that were made but are not on the dvd: '),
('14553',' a scene (glimpsed in the trailer) where the stained glass ceiling comes   alive and gives chase to Mellisa Marr (Bridget Wilson); '),
('14554',' dialogue trims were made to a lot of the scenes in the Salon, between Watson   Pritchett and Dr. Blackburn; '),
('14555',' there was yet another alternate ending that was actually filmed where the   door closes on Eddie in the attic and just as the ghost is about to devour   him, Sara takes a lightning bolt off the roof outside and pries open the   door, saving Eddie.'),
('14556',' Also, a little P.S. was taken off the original ending again because of  running time constraints where the film wraps on that Unsolved Mysteries'),
('14557','type  program it began with where we learn from the Robert Stack'),
('14558','ish host that  Jennifer and Eddie were later rescued from atop the house by the coast guard  and now live in San Deigo and have six kids.'),
('14559',' In the scene where Sara and Eddie go into Dr. Vannicuts office and discover  an old picture of the staff of the hospital, the scene in the final cut of  the film is a lot shorter.  In the original version of the scene they explore  the room a lot more before finding the picture, in fact they find lots of  body parts in pickel jars and a lot of creepy paperwork!  This scene was also  shortened due to pacing and running time.'),
('14560',' When Sara and Eddie find the knife that Evelyn used to kill Donald, it was  orignally in the movie after they found his decapitated corpse in the  Saturation Chamber.  It was later edited so that they found it beforehand as  it seemed to make more sense why they blamed Steven for it.'),
('14561',' The uncut version has been re'),
('14562','released here since. The uncut original version  of the film was finally released in the UK (as "House On Sorority Row") by  Hollywood DVD in 2002.'),
('14563',' The UK video version (retitled "House of Evil") omits a short scene after the  attack on Jeanie, in which Katherine goes to look for Peter and finds him  standing by the piano. It also shows shots of childrens toys at the end of  the film, whereas the US version ends immediately after the killers eyes  open.'),
('14564',' The original 1986 UK Apex video version of the film (titled "House of Evil")  was cut by 3 secs by the BBFC and removed two shots to Vickis murder, the  cane in the back and the cane in the eye. The cuts were later restored for  the 2002 Hollywood DVD issue (titled "House on Sorority Row").'),
('14565',' The film opened in December at the Vitagraph Theatre as a "special" at a  length of 4 reels. For general release it was cut to 3 reels.'),
('14566',' Original stereophonic soundtrack recovered and restored for later video and  cable TV release.'),
('14567',' The British version of this film was narratted by Rhys Williams instead of  Irving Pichel'),
('14568',' The version shown on the American Movie Classics channel had a music score  composed and performed by Philip C. Carli (©2000). It was restored by the  Library of Congress through a grant from NYWIFTS Womans Film Preservation  fund and runs 6 minutes.  Recording and post'),
('14569','production was done by David  Dusman at West End Mastering in Rochester, N.Y.'),
('14570',' Network'),
('14571','TV version in the USA has opening credits with different artwork than  the regular version (stills of aparrel'),
('14572','store mannequins without clothes) so  as to look less offensive, in spite of its G'),
('14573','rating.'),
('14574',' In the international trailer, we see the Grinch (Carrey) saying "Talk about  getting everything you want for Christmas!". This scene was not included in  the theatrical release.'),
('14575',' The network TV version of the movie added scenes not shown on the DVD  including an extended version of the "Present, pass'),
('14576','it'),
('14577','on" sequence.'),
('14578',' Included on the DVD release of the film are some deleted and extended scenes.  One is an extended version of the Grinch wreaking havoc in Whoville by using  a marble, which causes a domino effect. Another is a scene where Lou Lou Who  is called into a parent'),
('14579','teacher conference because Cindy Lou Who wanted to do  a report on the Grinch. A final scene reveals that the tree the Grinch cut  out from the floor is the Whoville police officer. The officer comes  downstairs sleepwalking and the Grinch locks him in the linen closet.'),
('14580',' American network TV prints often eliminate the verse from "Youre a Mean One,  Mr. Grinch" that begins, "Youre a rotter, Mr. Grinch." In addition, a  sequence showing the Grinch leering at a little girl with an evil grin is  usually deleted.'),
('14581',' In 1994, "How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" was shown on TNT as an hour long  special with a "behind'),
('14582','the'),
('14583','scenes" documentary that followed immediately  after the end of the cartoon. This version was not available after the host,  "Phil Hartman", was murdered. The 30min documentary is available on the DVD.'),
('14584',' The version shown on CBS from, possibly, the 70s up to 1985 makes four  changes: '),
('14585',' The opening title card has a voice over, simply saying "How the Grinch Stole   Christmas". '),
('14586',' The trip from the Grinchs cave to Whoville was cut, going from the Grinch   saying "giddyap" to the shot of the sleigh arriving in Whoville. '),
('14587',' The "Youre a Rotter" verse of "Youre a mean one, Mr Grinch" was cut. '),
('14588',' The shot of the grinch grinning at the foot of the Who childrens bed was   also cut.'),
('14589',' Beginning in 1986, the full version was shown (though the voiceover was still  there), though it was time compressed.'),
('14590',' Some prints (like the Swedish pan&scan video release) leave out the final  modern travelogue scenes.'),
('14591',' DVD versions list various running times: 150, 162, 165 minutes long. The  theatrical version is listed as 162 minutes long.'),
('14592',' The DVD contains an alternate version of the Mancini Tango on the beach.'),
('14593',' In the UK two cuts were made to secure a PG rating. One is of Lea Thompson  pulling a condom out of Howards wallet, the other is of the bad guy sticking  his tongue in a car cigarette lighter socket to recharge himself.'),
('14594',' West German theatrical version was cut to secure a "Not under 12" rating.'),
('14595',' The USA TV version adds extra bubbles to hide the chest area of a female duck  in a bathtub.'),
('14596',' The original HBO/Thorn tape release is dark and unwatchable, as well as cut.  The cable version is bright and clear and features European folk music over  the formerly silent end credits, but cut. The Republic/Lumiere tape release  is bright and clear, (almost too bright in some suspense scenes), and was the  longest version in existence until the release of the MGM DVD, which is not  only uncut and in widescreen, but is bright, clear, and watchable. The  Republic/Lumiere tape bears the retitling "Howling II '),
('14597',' Stirba, Werewolf  Bitch", while the DVD and the other VHS versions are still titled "Howling II  '),
('14598',' Your Sister is a Werewolf".'),
('14599',' In the French video version (TF1) The scene where "Eddie" rips a bullet out  of his forehead just before turning into a werewolf is missing. The theater  version was uncut though.'),
('14600',' The original uncut Fake Porn Movie (parts of it can be seen in the sex shop  scene) was supposed to be included on the UK DVD by Momentum. But the BBFC  rejected it due to "serious concerns about the portrayal of sexual violence".'),
('14601',' Apart from the theatrical version there is also a black & white edition cut  for television. It contains three parts and is only five minutes longer than  the version previously shown in theaters. It was first aired in April 1969  and then repeated many times.'),
('14602',' The original cut of the film was over 400 minutes long.  No extant prints of  this edition are believed to have survived.  Check your attic.'),
('14603',' Alternate version consists of a completely different soundtrack made by  "CORROSION."'),
('14604',' The spoof Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002) uses footage from this movie,  overdubbed with new dialogue and with actors from 2001 digitally inserted  into original scenes.'),
('14605',' German Video'),
('14606','Release (18) was cut to reduce violence. The UK'),
('14607','Version is also  cut but not as heavy as the German Video'),
('14608','Release. Curiosly the Uncut'),
('14609','Version  is running on German TV'),
('14610',' There are two versions of the beach scene where Yau pulls off the towel off  the blonde woman. In the first version, the woman is topless. In other  prints, shes wearing a black bikini top w/shoulder straps underneath the  towel, with the next shot showing her covering herself with the towel, but  the shoulder straps are missing. The VCD released by Megastar shows the woman  topless.'),
('14611',' Recently released totally uncut on DVD. The only difference is that the  blonde woman wearing a black bikini top in the beach scene.'),
('14612',' English dubbed version is missing opening scene of library flasher and begins  with a recycled scene from Pi li da la ba (1986) which has no relationship to  the story.'),
('14613',' The German VHS version contains several more lines of dialog, mostly from  characters off'),
('14614','screen to make scenes funny in German. For example: When  Hudson Hawk falls into the chair after he jumps from the roof of the auction  house, the Butler says he collects Concorde tickets because ones you get 100  "you get a stewardess for free" and Antony Mario adds that he would prefer  the pilot.'),
('14615',' Scene of Eddie tripping the antitheft trap over the da Vinci codex originally  filmed with Maruschka Detmers as Anna.'),
('14616',' Entire subplot of Eddies dead pet monkey Little Eddie.  Eddie puts a photo  of the monkey on Kaplans head and throws him off the castle; the photo is  still visible in the final cut just as he goes over the cliff on the limo.'),
('14617',' UK version is cut by three seconds to obtain a 15 rating.'),
('14618',' German theatrical version was cut to secure a "Not under 12" rating. Removed  were the torturing of Hulk with electro shocks in the Army camp and the death  of the frog. The DVD contains the complete version.'),
('14619',' A month after the film was released, it was taken out of theaters and  replaced with a different print that included 2 new songs, Chocolate, Lime  Juice, and Mujhse Juda Hokar. This is the most common version of the film.  Both versions are available on EROS video. Later that year, the film was once  again rereleased, this time with a few more dialogue scenes. It included a  scene with Nishas parents giving Tuffy the dog a gift, an alternative ending  of the end of the song Yeh Mausum Kah Jadoo Hain Mitva, An extra scene in the  temple, a scene with Nisha and Prems brother before the ladies function, and  an extended ending. This print is available on the video "Hum Aapke Hain  Koun:The Original Video" (its in a red box) but it is not an original print,  but a pirated one, which means the sound is muffled. Also, the print from  which this was taken from was deteriorated to a certain extent, cutting out  many of the ends of some of the scenes between Nisha and Prem (The kitchen  scene before the engagement, and the pool scene after the ladies function).  Some prints have an alternative Intermission logo (lightning strikes and the  word Intermission appears, while the original print simply has the word fade  in and out).'),
('14620',' The Song Chikne Surat, originally on the recording and on the rereleased  print in india (released about a month or two after its prior theater  engagements) is no longer available on video, but is rumored to be on some  DVD prints.'),
('14621',' Was made in two languages '),
('14622',' Hindi and Bengali. The Bengali title is Ora  Kara.'),
('14623',' The brief scene showing Karan and Rhea in bed after spending the night  together was deleted from some theatrical prints in India.'),
('14624',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14625',' German version was cut by 3 seconds to secure a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('14626',' Two different video tape versions exist in box with same cover art, from same  company. One version edits out the gay driver sequence and moves the opening  credits sequence to where it would be.'),
('14627',' A special edition, Human Traffic Remixed, is available on DVD. This is re'),
('14628','cut  with new scenes, new CGI effects, and new tracks.'),
('14629',' The US version was edited to remove certain cultural references that it was  felt Stateside audiences would be unable to identify with.  Notable amongst  the changes was the removal of the "Summer of Love", late 80s/early 90s  flashback sequence '),
('14630',' complete with dummies, glowsticks, et al.  Apparently  this '),
('14631',' and other refences '),
('14632',' were thought to have been confusing for American  youths whose similar "old school rave" period came rather more recently.'),
('14633',' US version '),
('14634',' when kip is introducing Lulu '),
('14635',' he says that he has "recently  become clubbing partners" where the UK version he says "recently become  dropping partners".'),
('14636',' Italian distributor BIM originally removed about 2 minutes of sex footage  from the Italian theatrical release in order to avoid a not under 18  rating.  When the press criticized this self'),
('14637','censorship attempt, the  distributor reissued the film in its original, integral form.'),
('14638',' Both the UK pre'),
('14639','cert VHS version & the current US DVD version are missing a  small scene during the carnival massacre where a man has his head torn off.'),
('14640',' The Japanese DVD under the title "Monster (Humanoids From The Deep)" is the  full uncut version including the shot of a man having his head ripped off. It  is presented in 1.85:1 widescreen (no anamorphic enhancement though) and  looks much better than the slightly cut region 1 DVD.'),
('14641',' Embassy Video released both an R'),
('14642','rated and an unrated version on video. The  R'),
('14643','rated one cuts out some violence and rape footage.'),
('14644',' Several video versions of this film exist, with running times from about 80  minutes up to the full time of the theatrical version.'),
('14645',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14646',' The American version of Rumble In The Bronx is shorter that the original Hong  Kong one.  Heres whats the USA version is missing: '),
('14647',' The H.K. version opens with Jackie already in the airport. The U.S. version   runs the opening credits over footage of his plane arriving in New York. '),
('14648',' The scene in the H.K. print where 2 local punks, a Chinese and a black guy,   extort some money before helping themselves to some goodies from beside the   cash register is cut from the U.S. version. '),
('14649',' The dialogue scene between Jackie and Anita Mui at Uncle Bills wedding is   shortened in the U.S. version, and the performance of the wedding duet from   Princess Chang Ping, by Tung Biu and Carrie Cain Sparks is missing. '),
('14650',' In the H.K. print, after Jackie trashes the first bunch of punks in the   market, he delivers a lecture, in Cantonese, on Chinese martial Arts, which   Anita Mui then declines to translate to the Western store workers. '),
('14651',' In the H.K. print, the morning after Jackie is sliced up by the broken   bottles he returns to the market.  There he confronts the same punks who   extorted money from Uncle Bill, and sees them off with a mean stare.    However, when the biker gang arrive, Jackie, apparently intimidated, calls   the police rather than fight them himself.  This whole sequence is cut from   the U.S. version. '),
('14652',' A scene in which the same two extortionists return to the market and Anita   Mui tries, in vain, to scare them away with a mean look is cut from the U.S.   print. '),
('14653',' In the H.K. print, after Jackie trashes the street gang at their clubhouse,   he delivers an impassioned speech telling them to do something worthwhile   with their lives.  This is shortened in the U.S. version.'),
('14654',' UK video version is cut by 42 seconds.'),
('14655',' Jackie Chan sings the theme song during closing credits of Hong Kong version.  Song is missing from American prints.'),
('14656',' In some Asian prints, the scene where Keung whips Angelo with a car arial  while Angelo is mooning him has been replaced with an alternate take in which  Angelo keeps his pants up. Keungs subsequent "up yours" gesture has also  been removed.'),
('14657',' The cable station American Movie Channel aired this movie with some  additional scenes. Uncle Bills duet with his new wife is reinstated, as well  as the market scene where Keung stares down some extortionists and calls the  police on Tonys gang.'),
('14658',' DVD version includes deleted scenes'),
('14659',' Hungry Eyed Woman and Wet Lady are the same film issued on video with two  different cast lists, neither of which contains any actors or actresses  appearing in any other films.'),
('14660',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14661',' Originally filmed and released in 1971 under the title "Hungry Wives" which  ran at 130 minutes, the movie was re'),
('14662','edited for foreign distribution and  re'),
('14663','released as "Jacks Wife" a year later, running at 104 minutes.  In  response to George A. Romeros successful release of "Creepshow" in 1982,  "Jacks Wife" was released on home video as "Season of the Witch" with the  running time trimmed further to 89 minutes.  The current video version runs  104 minutes which is the original overseas version titled "Jacks Wife."'),
('14664',' In Germany the film was released on DVD in its uncut form (rated "Not under  18") and in an edited version which has a "Not under 16" rating and misses  ca. 5 minutes.'),
('14665',' The US release features a score by French composer Michel Legrand (qv), one  sequence is scored by Charles Bernstein (qv). The European dubbed versions  (in French, Spanish, Italian, and German) feature only the music of  Charles Bernstein (qv). Omitted in these versions are also the passages of  source music from McQueens/Papas radio (Opera). The region 1 DVD made by  Paramount for the US market features only the American version. The region 2  DVD also made by Paramount, this time for the European market, features both  scores: Legrands score on the English language track, Bernsteins score on  the tracks in Spanish, French, Italian, and German.'),
('14666',' The British network version aired on BBC2 in 1999 had several cuts, including  a close'),
('14667','up of a cow being slaughtered during the opening sequence, the ending  of the scene with Brandt Ruger and the chinese prostitute (he forces her into  the bed and tortures her with his cigar), the death of one of Rugers friends  and some horsefalls when Frank Calder ambushes the hunting party and some  shots of Hog Warren beating Melissa during the attempted rape.'),
('14668',' The UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 minute 43 secs by the BBFC to  remove horse'),
('14669','falls and to edit scenes of rape and violence including the  killing of a cow and the torture of a prostitute with a lit cigar.'),
('14670',' The Spanish video version released in the early 1990s, which is the one  usualy aired on Spanish TV, features all the shots and scenes missing from  the above'),
('14671','mentioned British version. The Spanish version, though, misses some  shots of the chinese protitute undressing in front of Brandt Ruger.  Apparently, when the movie was first released in Spain in the early 1970s  local censors removed all the shots portraying nudity. Some of the edited  shots (but not all) were restored for the video version. The non'),
('14672','restored  shots are: '),
('14673',' A shot of the prostitute starting to pull down her dress, thus showing her   breasts. '),
('14674',' A shot of Ruger using a chandelier to light his cigar. '),
('14675',' The beginning of a shot of Ruger approaching the girl with the chandelier in   his left hand. In this version, when the shot starts Ruger is close enough   to the girl for the chandelier to cover her breasts. The line spoken by   Ruger during this shot ("Youre gonna show me the best god dammed time I   ever had.") also misses the words "Youre gonna show me the...", which are   spoken during the missing part of the shot. (Of course, this can not be   heard in the dubbed version). '),
('14676',' A scene set in an open car of the train where Ruger tells Gunn how angry he   feels about his wife being kidnapped is also missing from this version (only   the opening shot of the moving train remains).'),
('14677',' Some explicit sexualty was cut from original NC'),
('14678','17 version to be re'),
('14679','rated R.'),
('14680',' Taiwanese video is 35 minutes longer than Hong Kong version and features more  character development of the Taiwanese actors and bit players.'),
('14681',' The Thailand theatrical special version added a fight scene between Huo  Yuanjia (Li) and a Thai boxer called Bei Cha (portrayed by Somluck Kamsing).'),
('14682',' The Original Directors cut was released in region 3. The run time is 140  minutes and contains many significant changes from the region 1 "uncut" dvd.  It also contains the original subtitles and not dubtitles like the region 1'),
('14683',' In addition to theatrical release, the film has been re'),
('14684','edited into TV series  with 8 30 minute episodes.'),
('14685',' The original theatrical release ran 154 minutes. The out'),
('14686','of'),
('14687','print VHS release  from Columbia/Tristar runs 132 minutes.'),
('14688',' The original UK cinema version was cut by around a minute by the BBFC to  heavily edit the opening cleaver murder, and some cut prints have also been  shown on Channel 4 TV. Video and DVD releases are uncut.'),
('14689',' On German television, it was shown uncut, but with commentary breaks and some  scenes partially blurred.'),
('14690',' Cut to avoid being banned in Australia'),
('14691',' International TV version, 58 minutes'),
('14692',' The Portuguese and Spanish versions are different.'),
('14693',' Also filmed in the native language to Cornwall, undubbed.'),
('14694',' In addition to theatrical release, the film has been re'),
('14695','edited into three  part mini'),
('14696','series. Additional material in mini'),
('14697','series is mostly archive films  about Karelian refugees.'),
('14698',' The Blackhawk Films video is the only video release that contains the  complete music portion as well as the original narration.'),
('14699',' Most post'),
('14700','WWII prints do not include the Soviet national anthem "The  Internationale". The Library of Congress video restoration includes a new  introduction by Burgess Meredith and a "new" soundtrack taken from a superior  transcription disc recording.'),
('14701',' The Blackhawk Video release has no credits at all other than the Blackhawk  Films logo and the alternate title of the film "Arturo Toscanini Conducts  Music of Giuseppe Verdi".'),
('14702',' Redrawn in color in 1970 for "When Funnies Were Funny" TV show. It was  retitled "Music and Charm" and a new soundtrack was added...'),
('14703',' Kino International copyrighted and released a video in 2000, which was  restored from the Library of Congress Motion Picture Conservation Center  preservation print.  It was produced by Jessica Rosner, has a piano score  composed and performed by Jon Mirsalis and runs 49 minutes.'),
('14704',' New songs and narration by Paul Tripp in US version.'),
('14705',' Re'),
('14706','released in 1941 in Denmark, with a filmed introduction by director  Benjamin Christiensen, in which he explains the film. Though the reissued  version does use some intertitles for the dramatic scenes, they use wording  that is often very different from the intertitles of the original 1922  version.'),
('14707',' Reissued in 1968 with a jazz score featuring Jean'),
('14708','Luc Ponty (qv) and  narration by author William S. Burroughs (qv).'),
('14709',' The "International version" contains a different ending than the original  version.'),
('14710',' A soft core version was released on VHS. With all explicit sex scenes cut.'),
('14711',' In its original 73 minute form, I DRINK YOUR BLOOD was rated "X" by the MPAA.  The film was re'),
('14712','edited, different scenes were added, and the film was  released "R" rated at 83 minutes'),
('14713',' The film was originally 83 minutes long. When submitted to the MPAA it  received an X'),
('14714','rating. Mishkin went ahead and released it uncut with a phony  "R" rating attached to it. When the MPAA caught wind of this, Mishkin  withdrew all prints and had them individually edited. He left in more gore  depending on which territory was receiving that particular print. For  example, the south and the inner cities received an uncut version while  other, more conservative markets received variously watered down prints. The  uncut, 83 minute print has been completely restored and is the version  currently shown on video release.'),
('14715',' All close'),
('14716','up scenes of real sex was cut in Norway but in 2005 the movie  finally passed uncut.'),
('14717',' The German version was slightly cut to avoid a Not under 18 rating. The  uncut version has been released on video.'),
('14718',' The TNT premiere cuts some language, blood, and shows Ben Willis severed  hand from a farther angle.'),
('14719',' The film originally had a different ending, where Julie James is chatting  with Ray online, she gets the pool party invitation, and then another person  starts a chat with her typing in "I still know." Then the killer jumps out on  her. This ending was used as a teaser trailer for the sequel.'),
('14720',' 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.'),
('14721',' Both unrated and R'),
('14722','rated versions are available in the USA.'),
('14723',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('14724','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14725',' 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.'),
('14726',' Also shown in a colorized version.'),
('14727',' All close'),
('14728','up scenes of real sex were cut in Norway.'),
('14729',' Passed uncut in Norway in 2005 after appeal.'),
('14730',' The VHS version is the 73 min. R'),
('14731','rated cut while the DVD version is the 74  min. unrated version.'),
('14732',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('14733',' The UK release has 1 second cut from the film (shot of a knife entering  someones leg and then being removed) to avoid a 15 rating.'),
('14734',' The trailer contained a scene where Julie is talking to Ray on a chat room  and Deb (Julies roomate in the first movie) comes in and gives Julie a  letter which turns out to be an invitation. When Julie looked at the screen,  the works "I still know...." appeared'),
('14735',' A second teaser trailer features Julie talking to a therapist about the  murders from the first film when the killer jumps through a mirror and  attacks Julie and the therapist.'),
('14736',' German version is missing Willis laugh at the end of the credits.'),
('14737',' On many prints, in the scene where Sylvester poses as a maid, the image fades  out right after the bomb Tweety gave him explodes. In the original, the scene  continues, and Sylvester, now in blackface, says "Uh Oh! Better get back to  the kitchen. I smell somethin burnin!" and falls on the floor right by the  kitchen door.'),
('14738',' All close'),
('14739','up scenes of real sex was cut in Norway but in 2005 the movie  finally passed uncut,'),
('14740',' All close'),
('14741','up scenes of real sex was cut in Norway but in 2005 the movie  finally passed uncut.'),
('14742',' A special Edition was made. It contains more violence and gore.'),
('14743',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14744',' This is a re'),
('14745','edited version of "Linda Be Good" (1947), with new sequences  filmed in dual'),
('14746','strip 3'),
('14747','D and printed in single'),
('14748','strip/anaglyph format.'),
('14749',' 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.'),
('14750',' An extended, re'),
('14751','edited version containing foreign'),
('14752','language selections was  broadcast in Germany in the late 1970s.'),
('14753',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14754',' A few shots were cut from the original R'),
('14755','rated version to receive a PG'),
('14756','13  rating.'),
('14757',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14758',' In the 80s the Disney Channel updated the safety information on this short  and showed kids with a real live action fire'),
('14759','fighter with a few kids showing  them the modern safety features such as Smoke detectors and fire  extinguishers'),
('14760',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('14761','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14762',' Divided into two parts for DVD release.'),
('14763',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14764',' For its 1986 UK video release the movie was cut by four minutes by the BBFC  to be eligible for an 18 rating and comprised heavy edits to a combination  sequence featuring an orgy and the torturing of two naked women with a razor.'),
('14765',' Filmed simulataneously with different casts and in three languages by Karl  Hartl.'),
('14766',' While the Rental Video'),
('14767','Release is uncut, the TV'),
('14768','Version was heavily cut to  lower violence'),
('14769',' An alternate scene of Sid in the hottub with the ladies shows him saying to  them "Lets jump in the gene pool and see what happens." One of the female  sloths then kicks him in the groin. This was cut because it was not suitable  for children and may have gotten the film a PG'),
('14770','13. Other innuendos with Sid  were also cut from the film.'),
('14771',' Sylvia the sloth has a very brief appearance in the trailer suggesting some  animation for her was finished.'),
('14772',' The DVD has several deleted scenes: '),
('14773',' The first scene is Sid waiting for Sylvia the sloth and faking that   anteaters have to pay tolls in order to get past his cave. '),
('14774',' The second scene has Sid and Sylvia talking about a relationship, but Sid   doesnt want one. He uses a few passing armadillos to literally push her   away from him. '),
('14775',' The sabers talk about their plan for attacking the humans. This scene   apparently never even got past the "animation" stage. '),
('14776',' An amusing scene set during Diego, Sid, and Mannys first night with the   baby. Sid throws away the babys diaper saying, "No more fruit for you!" '),
('14777',' The tigers that talk to Diego in the following scene comment about the   smell. '),
('14778',' The aforementioned "Sid and the Ladies" scene also appears. Wedge says the   reason it was cut was, "It stopped the picture cold and no one made a sound   after that scene." '),
('14779',' Another scene immediately followed the "Sid and the Ladies" scene where   Sylvia finds Sid after the ladies have kicked him in the crotch. The scene   plays out the same way as the Rhino scene with Sid feigning death. Sylvia   realizes that hes breathing and tells Diego to eat him. This would have   been Sylvias final appearance in the film.'),
('14780',' In the UK version, Lee Ryan is the voice of the Elk Dad and the song Real  Love is played during the credits. Also, the credits and drawings are  rendered in blue instead of white. This version, however, did not end up in  the UK DVD release, even though Lee Ryan and his song were credited.'),
('14781',' Originally shown in theaters with an opening overture, which has been  restored for the 2005 DVD release.'),
('14782',' Original British version, "Ice Cold in Alex", runs 132 minutes. US  distributor shortened the film to 79 minutes and released it as "Desert  Attack".'),
('14783',' DVD has two soundtracks: '),
('14784',' original stereo soundtrack of the clips '),
('14785',' newly recorded versions in dolby digital 5.1'),
('14786',' Video: '),
('14787',' "The Third Reich nRoll" restored to its original form '),
('14788',' newly restored edit of Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats? (1984) (V)'),
('14789',' The version presented by Glauber Rocha in the Venice Film Festival runned 160  minutes.'),
('14790',' Video has a 1988 introduction by Peter Fonda speaking about environmental  awareness.'),
('14791',' The DVD contains an extended version with an additional scene at the  courthouse. This occurs right after Lou, Ginny and Paris go to their rooms  for the first time. It shows Dr. Malick arriving and Detective Varole getting  upset that the prisoner transport is out of contact. It also has a slightly  altered ending that intercuts the killer with the real Malcolm Rivers  committing the murders.'),
('14792',' MGM filmed two endings for this film: one for American audiences and another,  more spiritual and optimistic ending for International audiences because of  the war clouds that were gathering in Europe.'),
('14793',' To avoid an NC'),
('14794','17 rating, the U.S. distributor used black bars to cover all  shots of male genitals and penetration during the orgy scene.'),
('14795',' The Australian version is missing about two seconds of sexual penetration  footage, during the orgy scene. This was removed to avoid an X rating, thus  ensuring a more marketable R rating.'),
('14796',' The DVD contains the original ending, set in the schools gym pool.  The  producers and the director decided to shoot a different ending because the  original ending was very different in its style of humour and horror and they  thought it didnt fit into the film.'),
('14797',' The trailer contains a scene of Mick and Pnub ascending a heavenly staircase  wearing football equipment.  This is a scene from the alternate ending  included on the DVD.'),
('14798',' The trailer contains an alternate (and funnier) take of Mick explaining that  the reason that he didnt head into heaven was that "it was too far."'),
('14799',' The TV version seen on Sci'),
('14800','fi has alternate takes of scenes with profanity,  instead of awkward overdubbing. Most notably the scene in Pnubs bedroom  where "I hate that fuckin show" is missing the f'),
('14801','word and "Jerking off in  the milkshake maker" is changed to "Spitting in the milkshake maker"'),
('14802',' Besides the profanity noted above, all scenes of drug use have been taken out  on TV too. This makes the ending very odd (Anton mysteriously has smoke in  his mouth but we never see where it came from). Some blood/gore has been  taken out, and some nudity has been taken out too.'),
('14803',' Not released in Germany on DVD or Video, the movie had its premiere in the  Free'),
('14804','TV '),
('14805',' cut in many places to reduce violence'),
('14806',' In England, the raspberry sound that Phineas V. Lambert makes was changed to  a whistle.'),
('14807',' Some local censors deleted objectionable scenes in the "Violet" and "Death  Cell" segments. In "Violet," when she throws off the covers and removes her  stockings, and in "Death Cell," the preparation for execution and the opening  of the door to the execution chamber.'),
('14808',' For the American release, titled "Voyage to the End of the Universe,"  American International Pictures cut the film up, changing a number of things: '),
('14809',' Approximately 26 minutes of footage were removed (including a sequence in a   man'),
('14810','made flying saucer carrying dead capitalists, nerve gas and an atomic   bomb). '),
('14811',' The story was changed substantially, the ships flight direction reversed   (making it an alien ship traveling to Earth), and the Statue of Liberty   pasted into the final shot. '),
('14812',' The cast and staffs names in the credits were altered significantly to look   like English.'),
('14813',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('14814','rated and unrated versions.'),
('14815',' Available in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('14816',' Anchor Bays DVD release is the complete, uncut version of the film.'),
('14817',' Anchor Bays DVD release is the complete, uncut version of the film.'),
('14818',' The only release in the German'),
('14819','speaking area is from Switzerland. This  version is cut in about 30 scenes and nearly all gore and torture scenes are  missing.'),
('14820',' There is a tape in Belgium which presents the movie in a very bright transfer  and full uncut in French language'),
('14821',' A video release includes an American'),
('14822','made video (as opposed to film) prologue  with an American family.  The purpose of the prologue seems to have been to  encourage younger viewers to read.'),
('14823',' The film was new released in 1940 titled "Im Kampf mit dem Berge'),
('14824',' Eine  Hochtour vor 20 Jahren" Running Time: 15 min. 455 m. Original length: 75 min  /16 fps 1536 meters at first release in 1921.'),
('14825',' The engish speaking version has different, shorter editing.'),
('14826',' The current video version is actually a shortened version of the original  feature length film. Here are the changes: '),
('14827',' Mind Train has been completely edited out. '),
('14828',' Yokos Whisper Piece, which originally came after Mind Train, has been   deleted. '),
('14829',' Midsummer New York has been cut out.'),
('14830',' Re'),
('14831','released by Mutual as a two'),
('14832','reel short on 7 February 1915.'),
('14833',' Reedited version retitled Hair Trigger Casey (1922)'),
('14834',' Henry Bergman was originally cast as the Head Waiter and extensive footage  was shot before Chaplin recast the role with Eric Campbell. This unused  footage appeared in the documentary series The Unknown Chaplin, along with  bloopers and alternate takes from this film.  A 1960s 8mm home movie release  of this film was retitled "Broke" and contained most of the Restaurant  sequence, from the Tramp entering the establishment, to realizing he has no  money and seeing the Head Waiter beat up a non'),
('14835','paying customer.  After the  advent of sound, the film was reissued with sound effects added.'),
('14836',' Kino International distributes a set of videos containing all the 12 Mutual  short films made by Chaplin in 1915 '),
('14837',' 1917. They are presented by David H.  Shepard, who copyrighted the versions in 1984, and has a music soundtrack  composed and performed by Michael D. Mortilla who copyrighted his score in  1989. The running time of this film is 25 minutes.'),
('14838',' 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.'),
('14839',' Italian video version excludes some violent and explicit erotic scenes and  runs 105 min.'),
('14840',' The movie faced several release dates that were changed many times and one of  those times resulting in editing and some reshoots. This was done to edit it  down to PG'),
('14841','13 from a previous R rating.'),
('14842',' Current DVD/video release in the US contains the original R'),
('14843','rated version,  and not the cut PG'),
('14844','13 version.'),
('14845',' The American DVD release includes the original short version that was meant  to be one of three short segments in an anthology.'),
('14846',' Both the PPV that came out prior to the DVD release and the "Directors Cut"  DVD show an identical "R" rated version vs. the "PG'),
('14847','13" version being shown  now on cable TV. Some of the scenes missing on the PG'),
('14848','13 version, in  chronological order, include: '),
('14849',' Missiles shown striking buildings during "electromagnetic domes" narration   and more graphic footage of the "uncovered cities the government forgot". '),
('14850',' When Spences neighbor, Mr. Siegel, is looking through the telescope, he   adds the words "Come to me, baby. Come to me." In the PG'),
('14851','13 version the   frame freezes just as he opens his mouth to speak. '),
('14852',' After commenting to Nelson about the heightened security, Spencer is stopped   at the entrance to his section and must perform a voice print before he can   go in. The computer grants him access after he says his name and title. '),
('14853',' In the R version, as Maya is asked by Dr. Carone about more wounded coming,   a line about this being a lecture is added, then the PG'),
('14854','13 version continues   the conversation with Maya asking if the extra wounded should be diverted to   a worse hospital. The R version switches back to Spencer asking Nelson if he   was ever voice printed before and that this was the first for him. They have   a conversation attributing it to the Chancellors visit, and then the scene   returns to Maya and the rest of her scene with Dr. Carone. '),
('14855',' When they are first looking at the bomb Nelson has extra lines before   Hathaway speaks. '),
('14856',' While Hathaway is telling about Spencers father being flayed alive, the R   version shows quick shots of the father in a chair with his chest bloody.   The PG'),
('14857','13 version shows shots of a young Spence instead. '),
('14858',' Before Hathaway talks about intercepting an intelligence courier, the R   version shows him using a knife, cutting Spencers upper right arm and   trying to get him to say "Ouch!" The PG'),
('14859','13 version only shows the cut itself   later, a clear shot of it can be seen when Hathaway says that the Centauri   language sounds like a boar on the make. '),
('14860',' A more graphic scene of the U'),
('14861','bomb being removed from the first replicant. '),
('14862',' When Spencer is pleading with Nelson to help he ends by saying "This monster   is out of his fucking mind!" '),
('14863',' A more graphic scene when hes shooting the guards in the elevator during   his escape, showing the bullets impacting and the guards being knocked down. '),
('14864',' When Spencer is imagining the guards coming down the tunnel towards him,   some of the flash'),
('14865','back scenes he sees are of his fathers bloody skin. '),
('14866',' His escape through the zone is different, with the PG'),
('14867','13 version showing him   running towards some stairs and then stopping to look back towards the   domes, while the R version shows him climbing the stairs before ending up in   that same place. '),
('14868',' A scene prior to Hathaway talking to the Secretary of Defense where hes   telling a soldier to get as many portable scanners as he can "find or   steal", to wake up the "RMR team" and put them on standby, set up a comm   link into the census bureau in "case they get a hit and we dont", ordering   him to "turn off these fucking alarms", another soldier telling him he has a   call from the Secretary of Defense, and replying with, "Ill bet you do". '),
('14869',' The Secretary of Defense starting their conversation with the line, "You   would think the ESA... the premier Special Op force of our military machine   would be able to contain it in its own containment facility" before saying   "So, the first question I have for you, Major, is..." The PG'),
('14870','13 version   skips that earlier part then picks up at this point. '),
('14871',' After Hathaway tells the Secretary of Defense about how you can tell its a   replicant after "you hear a big boom" the Secretary whispers "Dont fuck   with me, Major." The PG'),
('14872','13 version has him speaking aloud, "Dont screw with   me, Major." '),
('14873',' When he first enters the old building by breaking a window (just after the   little girl tells him he shouldnt be here), and he tries the faucet on the   sink, we see someone watching him through a broken wall. '),
('14874',' When a soldier complains that the building must have lead paint and he cant   get good scans, in'),
('14875','between Hathaway saying to bring out the bigger scanner   and the soldier saying they are draining 25 percent of dome power, there are   several scenes showing the soldiers inside the building grabbing and herding   people and tearing up and turning over furniture. '),
('14876',' The words "by body mass" are missing when the soldier says the holdout   running upstairs is a 78 percent probability. '),
('14877',' On the rooftop scene, the R version has Spencer running to the roof,   searching for a place to hide there, seeing the soldiers coming and then   disappears. After the soldiers discover the little girl and head for the   next building we see that Spencer had hidden at the top of the elevator. He   then climbs back down and gets caught by the zoners. The PG'),
('14878','13 version has   him never going to the roof, at all, and shows him being caught by the   zoners before the soldiers find the little girl. '),
('14879',' Longer scene in the zoner hospital showing the sick and all the full beds. '),
('14880',' Longer fight scene in the zoner tunnel. Longer shot of Spencer getting   choked from behind. Bullets shown entering and exiting one of the zoners. '),
('14881',' Spencer has a longer anxiety attack when first entering Veterans Plaza with   Cale and sees Hathaway in more places, including a wheelchair, before he   starts to run. '),
('14882',' When he stops running, and before he collapses on the stairs, he has several   more flashbacks that are more vivid, including some of his fathers bloody   body and his own arm being slashed by Hathaway from the earlier   interrogation. '),
('14883',' While watching the soldiers leave the Veterans Hospital, Cale asks Spencer   if the "proof" hes trying to get is for him or for them, and next they are   shown going down a long set of outer stairs before climbing down the   hospitals underground stairs. '),
('14884',' At Med Dock South, longer shots of the injured being carried off the "bug"   and some triage being performed. '),
('14885',' A longer scene in the pharmacy with them stopping to listen to the soldiers   return. While Cale is gathering the meds, Spencer gives himself an injection   to flush the psycho drugs. The PG'),
('14886','13 version only shows him rolling his   right sleeve back down. '),
('14887',' Showing the intern plunge the knife into Cale twice during the attack in the   scan room. '),
('14888',' After Spencer applies a bandage to Cales wound he tells him that hell make   it and to get out of here now. In the PG'),
('14889','13 version he doesnt speak while   Cale backs out and leaves. '),
('14890',' When Burke opens fire on the ward, multiple bullet impacts are clearly shown   on two doctors. '),
('14891',' Slightly longer scene when Spencer first walks around the crashed spaceship. '),
('14892',' Several more shots of dead Maya in the craft and more detail of the bullet   impacts when Hathaway and the soldiers shoot her. '),
('14893',' Extra shots of dead Spencer in the craft.'),
('14894',' 2005 Final Cut version.'),
('14895',' Original 2004 version.'),
('14896',' The European Special Edition DVD is 12 minutes longer than the original  version of the movie which was released in theaters and in the American  DVD/video, and contains several scenes which were originally cut for nudity,  sex or violence (so the movie could obtain a PG13 rating). The four main  scenes in the Euro edition that are not in the original version are: '),
('14897',' 1. A sex scene between Brittany (Susan Ward) and the doctor (Daniel Hugh   Kelly). Susan Ward strips fully nude, the doctor performs oral sex on her,   then they have sex. '),
('14898',' 2. A lesbian sex scene between Brittany (Susan Ward) and Kelly (Laurie   Fortier). Susan strips Laurie to her underwear and performs oral sex on her,   before murdering her. '),
('14899',' 3. A topless scene where Brittany (Susan Ward) goes to Adriens (Lori   Heuring) room to change her shirt. The two girls have a conversation while   Susan Ward is topless, then she is seen getting dressed. '),
('14900',' 4. A longer and more violent version of the catfight scene between Brittany   (Susan Ward) and Adrien (Lori Heuring).'),
('14901',' Also an 8'),
('14902','minute version without the "Scene Missing" interlude and without  the end credits sequence.'),
('14903',' Videotape version is shorter than theatrical version televised on A&E. Battle  footage at end of film shorter on video.'),
('14904',' Released to video in an R'),
('14905','rated edit with hardcore sex scenes removed.'),
('14906',' Some of the photographs of people jumping underwent digital make'),
('14907','overs to  erase any identifying features in respect to the families of the deceased.  The photograph of the shattered body that belonged to a jumper is omitted  from several international releases.'),
('14908',' A scene of consensual asphyxiation totalling almost two minutes was cut from  the UK version to secure a "15" certificate.'),
('14909',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14910',' Original "roadshow" version ran 115 minutes.'),
('14911',' The original "roadshow" version of "In Old Chicago" ran 115 minutes. This  version is included on the DVD release, along with the 96'),
('14912','minute general  release theatrical version.'),
('14913',' An unrated version six minutes longer than the R'),
('14914','rated version was screened  in Quebec. The unrated version later has been released on video in English  and also dubbed in French.'),
('14915',' The video version has a nude scene involving Helen Shaver reframed to  eliminate some explicit nudity.'),
('14916',' The TV version includes a couple of deleted scenes, including a scene in  which Bones and his friends get revenge on the special forces soldiers.'),
('14917',' A 91'),
('14918','minute rough cut screened in Montreal in 1999.'),
('14919',' Originally rated "X" by the MPAA, film was cut to be re'),
('14920','rated "R".  The  complete version was restored on video in 1990, earning an "NC'),
('14921','17" rating.'),
('14922',' Available in both a Rated R and Unrated DVD.'),
('14923',' The U.S. unrated DVD edition has almost a minute of footage not seen in  theaters. It contains: '),
('14924',' 30 extra seconds of the early scene in the basement of the Red Turtle. '),
('14925',' An intimate scene involving Meg Ryan and Mark Ruffalo lasts about 20 seconds   longer.'),
('14926',' The unrated version includes an uncensored, hardcore sex scene (not involving  any of the main actors).'),
('14927',' Unrated version contains a more explicit first sex scene between Kirkland and  Corri.'),
('14928',' The original UK cinema and video releases were cut by 8 secs (10 secs for  video) by the BBFC to shorten the scene of a man suffocating inside a plastic  bag to an "establishment only" shot, and to edit the second neck'),
('14929','break of the  bankers flatmate. The latter was done to gain the film a 15 certificate,  as the rating then prohibited 2 violent murders within the same camera shot.  The later video/DVD release appears to have been edited differently and  removes the scene altogether.'),
('14930',' Collectors edition DVD includes five deleted scenes:'),
('14931',' Frank Horrigan plays the piano in the bar. A woman talks to him and tries to  wake his interest in her. But he just plays the piano with her. They both  agree how beautiful that is and he says "thats about as beautiful as it gets  in our days."'),
('14932',' An extended version of the scene where two ambulance men are called to help  Frank. Two of his colleagues tell the others about a joke he practiced on his  former superior.'),
('14933',' A small conversation between Frank and Lilly. He asks if she has missed him  and if she wants to go out with him for dinner.'),
('14934',' In the hotel Frank watches TV and sees himself on the news as he captures the  bell boy.'),
('14935',' An extension of the scene where Frank and Lilly are in the bar. He tells her  that he once protected Fidel Castro.'),
('14936',' Versions on network television edit the scene on the rooftop: we do not see  Mitch Leary take Agent Horrigans gun into his mouth (though he does open his  mouth to receive it), and soon thereafter, the shot of Agent DAndrea getting  shot in the face and blood pouring from his mouth is completely cut.'),
('14937',' The UK VHS and DVD versions remove close'),
('14938','ups of the bag over Als head during  the opening sequence. Franks shooting of the second bad guy on the boat is  also cut '),
('14939',' but only on widescreen prints '),
('14940',' to remove the blood cloud. On the  VHS pan and scan version, the blood impact happens off'),
('14941','screen. The assault on  the bankers housemate has been cut from the DVD as well, but remains in the  VHS video with a toned'),
('14942','down impact sound. Shortly after this, the two  neckbreaks have been removed completely, despite the BBFC only requesting  sound cuts.'),
('14943',' Although intended to be shown in black and white, the film was shot in colour  for economic reasons.  In the UK, the colour version was released on rental  video, but the sell'),
('14944','through version was black and white.'),
('14945',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('14946',' The British DVD features a 1.78:1 transfer of the film. Although the film was  shot for release in theaters at 2.35:1, because it was made on DV, the total  space of the filmed image was 1.78. The film was masked for theatrical  release, as the director intended. However, for subsequent showing on BBC and  then DVD release, the film was shown open matte. The American DVD, on the  other hand, respects the theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1.'),
('14947',' The film had been extensively re'),
('14948','edited during post'),
('14949','production and the  initial UK cinema version was cut further by the BBFC with the orgy scene  being extensively shortened and a shot of a man kissing a womans breasts  completely removed. The film then reverted to the title of "Bloodsuckers" in  the UK and the 1986 video release featured the same cut cinema print. The  2003 DVD release featured a re'),
('14950','edited print (including previously excised  shots of the body of a stabbed topless woman) but the orgy scene was only  included as an extra on the disc. BBC TV show the uncut version (with the  orgy scene included in the movie) as "Incense For The Damned".'),
('14951',' When the film was first released for a special one'),
('14952','night'),
('14953','only premiere in  Washington D.C. in May 1981, running at 140 minutes, it was almost booed off  the screen which resulted in its nationwide release being canceled. A heavily  edited version was released nationwide in August 1982 running at 105 minutes  in which many scenes involving talky subplots were deleted, including all of  David Janssens scenes.'),
('14954',' Shorter version avaiable on video'),
('14955',' Theres a 58 minutes version of the movie. It has been made for taking part  at "Bologna European Festival of Film Schools": a movie cant be longer than  60 minutes for taking part in it.'),
('14956',' The film originally premiered at the 1998 Venice Film Festival but, due to  critics lukewarm reactions, only received a limited theatrical release. A  slightly re'),
('14957','edited version, titled Sposami papà! (2002), premiered in Bologna  on 24 July 2002 and was later re'),
('14958','released theatrically in Italy.'),
('14959',' The "Midnight Movies" DVD from MGM has violence restored that was cut for its  original "GP" rating. Most notably the death of the retarded mans father  with a shot of his bloody head from the garden rake and the murder of the  biker has additional hits and shots of bikers face being bloody from the  chain beating by the creature.'),
('14960',' The VHS of the movie differed slightly from the initial airing on Fox: '),
('14961',' A segment in the beginning of the film involving Spare Tire testing out the   Presidents limo was edited out of the TV version. '),
('14962',' Some extended dialog from Dr. Zub as Slick and Spin goof around in the sky. '),
('14963',' As Piston Head falls into the dumpster, Junkman pronounces him as a moron.   This line was cut from the TV showing.'),
('14964',' Though originally shown as a two'),
('14965','hour TV'),
('14966','movie, it has been edited to be  shown as two one'),
('14967','hour episodes for syndication.'),
('14968',' Shown in syndication and cable as a two'),
('14969','part episode. For this reason, it is  not often seen as a two'),
('14970','hour TV'),
('14971','movie as it was when it originally aired in  1978.'),
('14972',' In TV Networks, there are three scenes added to the film that were not shown  in theaters: Dr. Ruth talks to patients on the monitor, and Lily Tomlin  played Edith Ann, that was not in the ending credits. During the monitor  conversation scenes, Pat tries to get out of the cage. Rob, sings about  monkeys after he took a shot of booze. Finally, Pat turns the monitor switch  on with her foot, and talks to Edith Ann.'),
('14973',' In the Argentinian version of the movie, not only the newspapers headlines  are written in Spanish, but also streets names are changed: the characters  make references to Buenos Aires City street names, such as Callao,  Corrientes, and many others.'),
('14974',' In the German version, newspaper headlines are localized into German. The DVD  contains both English and German versions, which are switched by selecting  the respective language from the menu.'),
('14975',' The 1986 UK Stablecane video version was cut by 3 minutes 5 secs by the BBFC  to remove scenes of gore and violence including an eye gouging and a womans  breast being sliced off. All the cuts were fully waived for the 2003 Anchor  Bay DVD release.'),
('14976',' The Italian dvd (raro video), is the uncut version, and runs 88 minutes.'),
('14977',' The 1999 German Laser Pacific Red Edition DVD release, Grossgrangriff Der  Zombies, uses a Japanese print of the movie. Japanese text appears sometimes  at the bottom of the screen when a major character is introduced. A fairly  common inclusion for their imported movies, this text usually provides the  name of and sometimes a brief description of the character.'),
('14978',' On July 1, 1998 a Special Edition was released on LaserDisc. This edition  contains ca. 8 minutes of extended/additional footage: '),
('14979',' The first dialogue between President Whitmore and Constance Spano was   extended. '),
('14980',' A few sentences were added in the scene as Whitmore proposes to go to DefCon   3. '),
('14981',' The first added scene is a dialogue between David Levinson and a colleague   at the TV station. He explains that an unknown signal is responsible for the   bad TV broadcasting and that he may be able to block this signal. '),
('14982',' In the next extended scene Russell Casse meets his son after he was released   from prison. '),
('14983',' Up next the dialogue between Jasmine and Tiffany in the strip club was   extended. '),
('14984',' Then there is an extended dialogue between David and his father on the way   to the White house. Right after this is an added scene in which David is   searching for the number of Constances handy. '),
('14985',' Another added scene features David and his father in the oval Office. The   father is talking about the persons who visited this office. Actors,   football players and now himself... '),
('14986',' Right after Jasmine found the truck, there is an added scene in which the   illness of Russells youngest son is described. '),
('14987',' The next added scene features Jasmine as she drives the truck and some   survivors through the destroyed city. '),
('14988',' Later in Area 51 there is an added scene in which David Levinson and Dr.   Brakkish Okun go into the alien spacecraft. Here the Doctor explains some of   the alien technology. '),
('14989',' As Captain Steven Hiller arrives with the alien visitor, a scene was added   in which Russell asks for a doctor for his ill son. '),
('14990',' The last extended scene shows Russells daughter establishing a new   friendship while the fight rages above Area 51.'),
('14991',' In most versions shown in cinemas and also the ones available on video,  scenes are missing that stress the global dimension of the alien attack.  In  these scenes, international tv'),
('14992','journalists report about the devastation in  their respective countries, and the destroying of international cities is  shown (e.g. Paris). The cast list still contains some of these reporters,  e.g. it names Jessica Cardinahl as German reporter, and also Korean and  Russian reporters. These scenes were interesting, as they illustrate that the  aliens are not an American problem, but a global one.'),
('14993',' The laserdisc special edition includes an alternate ending to the final  aerial battle sequence. In it Russell Casse was rejected as a pilot for one  of the jets to attack the alien ship approaching Area 51.  However, he  arrives at the end of battle flying his crop duster (which he has been towing  behind his motor home) with a missile strapped to it. He then flies the crop  duster into the energy beam weapon of the alien ship to bring it down.'),
('14994',' In the original UK theatrical release during the closing sequence in the  desert as Levinson (Goldblum) and Hiller (Smith) are walking towards the  jeep, Hiller suggests to Levinson that he needs a new hero walk and to  swing his hips more. This dialogue, that explains Goldblums odd walk, is  missing from the video release'),
('14995',' In the Australian/New Zealand video and theatrical release several shots were  edited out so the film could receive a PG rating. These include the  destruction of the AWAC as it enters the fire cloud and the shot of the  helicopter pilots when the alien destroyer shoots them down.'),
('14996',' Several of the media reports shown in the movie were actually shot on  videotape (including special effects). A number of these scenes, plus others  not in the movie, were edited together into a fake newscast that is available  on the DVD release.'),
('14997',' In the UK Television version of the film (possibly also VHS and DVD versions)  all TV news reports are changed from the american broadcasts to Sky News  broadcasts (a British news channel and, at the time of the movie, the only 24  hours news service in the UK)'),
('14998',' In some cinemas in the Middle East, all scenes including Judd Hirsch were  removed. In the film, Hirschs character speaks Yiddish and wears the  traditional Jewish yarmulke.'),
('14999',' In the Theatrical Release when Walter Donovan (Julian Glover) is trying to  aquire help from the Sultan (Alexei Sayle) he points to a chest of gold items  and says "... donated by the finest Jewish families in Germany". In the later  releases (Video, TV brodcast etc) the word Jewish was edited out.'),
('15000',' The slipcover art on the back of the NTSC laserdisc shows a tarantula  crawling up Harrison Fords torso. This scene is not available in any of the  US releases.'),
('15001',' In the German dubbed version the line "This is how we say good'),
('15002','bye in  Germany, Mr. Jones!" was changed to "...how we say good'),
('15003','bye at the SS!"'),
('15004',' In the theatrical release, we see the name of the airship that Indy and his  father travel on. Its the Hindenburg. The name seems to have been removed in  all subsequent versions.'),
('15005',' There are two versions of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade avaliable. The  first is the original 16 color version. A later 256'),
('15006','color version was made  that featured richer graphics and removed the copyright protection after the  games intro.'),
('15007',' To avoid an 15 (or even possibly an 18) certificate in the UK the BBFC  cut 1 minute 6 secs from the film and later said that it was one of the  strongest PG ratings they had ever issued. Among the cuts made were a heart  ripped from a sacrificial victim and his lowering into the blazing pit  (including an edit to his head hitting the rock), the removal of the guards  chest being burned by a flaming torch, and the deletion of the line "Leave  him alone you bastards".'),
('15008',' There are several different versions out there, depending on how much the  censors cut from the sacrifical scene, and from the scene where the guard  gets caught in the grindstone. However, after Indy escapes from the Black  Sleep and gets his hat back, he punches out one of the guards. The subsequent  shot is a kid smiling at him. Usually, this is a little boy, but in some  versions, its a little girl.'),
('15009',' Shown in an subtitled version in Germany and Switzerland on account of the  actors strong Austrian dialect.'),
('15010',' In 1952 a one part version of the film was rereleased titled "Indische Rache"  Run Time:100 min.'),
('15011',' In 2000, Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version produced by David  Shepard. It has music arranged and performed by Eric Beheim, English  intertitles by Ulrich Ruedel, and runs 93 minutes.'),
('15012',' In 2000, Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version produced by David  Shepard. It has music arranged and performed by Eric Beheim, English  intertitles by Ulrich Ruedel, and runs 118 minutes.'),
('15013',' In the UK, there are at least two versions around: Secrets of a Sensuous  Nurse runs 73 min 4 sec, I Will If You Will is 86 min 34 sec. long.'),
('15014',' Two short sequences, totalling 20 seconds, where a cat is struck against a  chair and a scene featuring a cat eating a mouse are omitted from the UK  video release of "Inferno" due to alleged animal cruelty.'),
('15015',' The movie was released on home video in the United States in 1985 by Key  Video (owned by 20th Century Fox) completely uncut with the running time of  107 minutes. However, the box featured a typo that listed the running time  for the video to be 83 minutes. This error has led to the urban myth that Fox  cut 25 minutes from the film for its American release. The Anchor Bay DVD  release of Inferno is likewise the complete version of the film but with a  new re'),
('15016','mastered widescreen transfer.'),
('15017',' German video retail version is cut by 3 minutes to secure a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('15018',' There were 2 different versions of this film made for different markets.  The  first version was a straight forward action film, which was made for the US  market (to get an R certificate) and for countries like the UK where  censorship restrictions where problematic. However the director filmed  several additional extra gory scenes for use in Italy, Japan and other  countries that demanded a "stronger" version. These included alternate takes  on the intro fight scene, the drug house massacre and the raid on the jungle  camp, which featured additional violence nudity and gore.  The US DVD by  Anchor Bay is of the extra gory version, however the extra gore scenes are  presented in Italian language with English sub'),
('15019','titles. They claim that the  the extra'),
('15020','gory version was never dubbed into English, however the Hong Kong  VCD of this version was presented in English, indicating that full english  language prints of this version did exist.'),
('15021',' Since its original release, the UK prints of this film have omitted all  references to the IRA, but a 1998 release on a budget video label restores  these cuts for the first time.'),
('15022',' The earliest video versions in Argentina were lifted from an old 16mm print  in English, with Spanish language subtitles. That version also features the  opening credits in Spanish and the title in Spanish is "El delator".'),
('15023',' A VHS version in Argentina was lifted from an original 16mm print, in English  with Spanish language subtitles, with the credits replaced with Spanish  language translations.'),
('15024',' Directors cut is 5 minutes longer.'),
('15025',' Originally broadcast as a 3'),
('15026','part documentary by Sveriges Television (SVT)  [se]. The episodes each run 58 minutes, titled: "Bergman and Films", "Bergman  and Theater" and "Bergman and Fårö".'),
('15027',' Collectors Edition '),
('15028',' Unrated Directors Cut '),
('15029',' Features a more graphic sex  scene.'),
('15030',' The Greek VHS release features several cuts. The scene in which Carol  interrupts Anna in the shower originally featured Carol scrubbing Anna with  the bath mit then kissing her down the length of her body, then pulling the  shower curtain shut.	The Greek VHS version cuts from Carol scrubbing Annas  stomach directly to her pulling the curtain shut.  In the scene in which  Carol encourages the musicians to have a threesome, the scene cuts after she  tells the pipe player to join in, omitting all of the nudity and lovemaking  from the scene.  One further cut is made at the end of the film when Peter is  making love to Carol. In the original, a crane shot moving down Peters body  is featured between the close up shots of their bodies together and the later  shot of him caressing her breast.  In the Greek release, this crane shot is  omitted.'),
('15031',' A hardcore version was prepared for release in foreign markets.  The hardcore  inserts did not feature any of the credited actors.'),
('15032',' The US VHS release is a watered down version of the print that used to air on  Cinemax. Many of the edits from the Greek version described earlier exist. In  addition: a brief sequence of horses mating is removed, although nothing  graphic is displayed; the pool bathing sequence near the end is shortered;  the bedroom masturbation sequence is shortened and different voice over  dubbing, insomuch as what little was present, is used for the character. This  same print was also the one that showed up on Showtime and The Movie Channel.'),
('15033',' Another change to the Showtime/Movie Channel version: The shower sequence  between Carol and Anna, which originally appeared about 10 minutes into the  film after they arrive in Africa is moved. It is shown as a flashback with a  purple haze around it just minutes into the film, while they are still on the  plane.'),
('15034',' The 1996 UK video version (titled "Bugs") was cut by 8 secs by the BBFC.'),
('15035',' Film exists in two versions. The original Korean version has a running time  of 112 minutes while the version released outside of Korea (an "international  version") is roughly 12 minutes shorter, clocking at 100 minutes.'),
('15036',' This title was cut by the BBFC for its UK release with the following  justification: "To obtain this category cuts of 1m 47s were required., some  or all of these cuts were substitutions. The cuts were Compulsory. Cuts  required to four rape scenes to remove graphic pornographic detail from  animated depictions of rape and sexual assault. Cuts made in accordance with  BBFC policy, BBFC guidelines and the Video Recordings Act 1984. With these  cuts made an R18 was available to the distributor. Distributor chose to cut  two further shots of explicit sexual detail in a consensual sex scene in  order to achieve an 18."'),
('15037',' This title was cut by the BFFC for its UK release with the following  justification: "To obtain this category cuts of 7m 29s were required., some  or all of these cuts were substitutions. The cuts were Compulsory., The cuts  were Cuts for Category. Cuts required to remove pornographic detail from  animated depictions of rape and sexual assault. Cuts made in accordance with  BBFC policy, BBFC guidelines and the Video Recordings Act 1984. With these  cuts made an R18 was available to the distributor. R18 videos can be sold  only in licensed sex shops. Distributor chose to cut explicit sexual detail  in consensual sex scenes in order to achieve an 18."'),
('15038',' This title was cut for its UK release by the BBFC with the following  justification: "To obtain this category cuts of 2m 54s were required. The  cuts were Compulsory. Cuts required to four rape scenes to remove graphic  pornographic detail from animated depictions of rape and sexual assault. Cuts  made in accordance with BBFC policy, BBFC guidelines and the Video Recordings  Act 1984. With these cuts made an R18 was available to the distributor. R18  works can only be sold in licensed sex shops. Distributor chose to cut two  further shots of explicit sexual detail in a consensual sex scene in order to  achieve an 18."'),
('15039',' 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.'),
('15040',' 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.'),
('15041',' CPM edited this release to remove sexual situations with a young'),
('15042','looking  character. Unfortunately, that was a good 20 minutes of out 128 minutes worth  of this series. While Central Park Media released a mosaic'),
('15043','free versions of  the 8 hentai OVAs, they deleted and edited many scenes because of sex and  nudity involving Lord Onimaro. Every scene that had Onimaro naked, having an  erection, or engaged in sexual activities was removed, with the exception of  some brief rear nudity in the final OVA. "While Onimaro does look like a  child, it had been previously established in the original series Twin Dolls  (Seijuu Den) that Onimaro was of legal age (18). Softcell, which distributed  and released Seijyuu Den Twin Dolls before Anime 18 released Twin Angels, did  not edit any sex and nudity scenes involving Onimaro.'),
('15044',' All US releases of this title have been edited, the original dub VHS, the  Nutech DVD of OVAs 1'),
('15045','2, and the new re'),
('15046','release on DVD '),
('15047',' all are edited.'),
('15048',' American home video available in R and Unrated versions.'),
('15049',' Network television version used several alternate takes of scenes, with  milder language.'),
('15050',' There is a version where 11 minutes of footage is edited. Some scenes edited  include sex scenes being shortened such as the sex scenes between Marilyn  Chambers and Serena; sex scenes with Marilyn Chambers and David Morris; sex  scenes with John Leslie and Jessie St James; sex scenes with Marilyn  Chambers, Mike Ranger, David Morris and Jessie St James; sex scenes with  Marilyn Chambers and John Holmes.'),
('15051',' Both unrated and R'),
('15052','rated versions are available in the USA.'),
('15053',' In West Germany this was marketed under the title Flotte Teens und die neue  Schulmieze, suggesting it to be a member of the Liceale series. One  suddenly finds Gloria Guida (star of that series) in the credits: the German  version has footage from Peccati di gioventù (1975) edited in, which featured  Guida and Dagmar Lassander.'),
('15054',' Publicity stills and lobby cards reveal another nude scene by  Edwige Fenech (qv) at the very end of the movie (in the dressing room).  However in the finished film, the frame freezes and the credits roll before  she drops her costume.'),
('15055',' The film was never cut in the UK and although the 2005 Anchor Bay release is  described as a Re'),
('15056','edited version it contains the alternate Rescue Team  ending.'),
('15057',' Some versions of the movie do not feature the Rescue Team at the end. The  action ceases with Mark attacked by the alien baby, the movie then going  straight to the end credits.'),
('15058',' Although apparently uncut on its British theatrical release, the UK video  release from 1983 was missing the pre'),
('15059','credits sequence and some footage from  the sex scene between Harlene and Rex.'),
('15060',' The UK theatrical release and the US video version are the complete 117  minute film (even though some of the video boxes erroneously list the shorter  time.) The US theatrical release was significantly shorter (but not censored:  nudity was still intact)'),
('15061',' There is a version with and without narration.'),
('15062',' A 5 minute cut made for the Super Shorts festival does not contain the  Restaurant scene featuring Adrienne Madden as the girlfriend.'),
('15063',' Video releases have eliminated urination scene in theatrical release.'),
('15064',' During the brief "Making Of" featurette on the DVD, a few shots of scenes not  in the film zip by.  One that stands out in particular is a moment with  Russell Crowe and Michael Gambons characters chatting in a bathroom.'),
('15065',' The TV version is actually longer than the theatrical version and was  extended over two nights. The edit was supervised by Mann himself and he  fully supported the screening'),
('15066',' The trailer shows extended scenes and scenes not included in the final  release.'),
('15067',' Original version ran ca. 110 minutes. After previews the film was cut down to  its current length of 78 min.'),
('15068',' In the theatrical version released locally in Pakistan, some scenes have been  censored or shortened, that are present in the direcors cut (the version  seen internationally, & at film festivals). most notably, all shots showing  lead actress Meera and a male actor kissing each other on the lips, were  removed. Kissing scenes are taboo in Pakistani films.'),
('15069',' For the National Film Challenge, the film could not be more than 8 minutes  long. The 8 minute version is available on the DVD as well as the 11 minute  "Directors Cut" of the film.'),
('15070',' A re'),
('15071','release uses the title "Intermezzo" and lists the copyright owner as  "Vanguard Films, Inc." which was Selznicks company name in the 40s. Ingrid  Bergman is billed first in the opening credits, which are also more elaborate  than the original release. The end cast credits are identical, however.'),
('15072',' This film was released uncut in the UK under the title "Interieur dun  Couvent" in 2003. It was previously cut for its cinema release by 24 seconds,  these cuts were maintained in the 1996 video release.'),
('15073',' In the scene with Louis, Lestat and the two prostitutes (End her  suffering!) there is a moment after Lestat slits the girls wrist and fills  the wine glass where he walks to Louis saying Youre a vampire who never  knew what life was until it ran out in a red gush...[holds the glass to  Louiss face, tempting him to drink]...over your lips. The line was deleted  from the film, but wound up in the films cinematic trailer and television  ads.'),
('15074',' Reportedly, in original screenings of the film there was extra footage in the  scene where Louis finds the burnt bodies of Madeleine and Claudia. In this  version, after the bodies crumple to ashes, Louis takes Madeleines locket  that has the picture of the little girl who resembles Claudia.'),
('15075',' Fully uncut version runs 122 minutes and includes a graphic scene of oral sex  that was cut in most releases.'),
('15076',' To avoid controversy, Jessica Albas bikini was digitally extended to cover  her buttocks in the American version. The European version is unaltered.'),
('15077',' The movie was officially restored in 1989 by Kevin Brownlow and David Gill  for Thames Television. It was transferred from the best available 35mm  materials, color'),
('15078','tinted per D.W. Griffiths intent, and contains a digitally  recorded orchestral score by Carl Davis. This 176'),
('15079','minute version was released  on video worldwide, but has never been telecast in the U.S.'),
('15080',' In addition to the still frames that the Museum of Modern Art utilizes in its  restored print, it also uses and discards some footage that did not appear in  Kinos video release. Only one scene was re'),
('15081','instated that was comprised  entirely of actual moving footage. This scene shows the Dear One taking the  Reformers to court over custody of her baby. She becomes infuriated,  screaming at them. Her lawyer pleads her case, but it is lost to the  Reformers. Whats odd is that some footage seems to have been removed from  the Babylonian sequences. There were shots of the dancers and entertainers at  the feast and, in an earlier scene, woman frolicking in a trance'),
('15082','like state  in the temple. Whether these were censored to to nudity (the venue was for  all ages) is unclear. Also omitted was one shot from the first scene at court  in the French scenes.'),
('15083',' A print of Intolerance was put togeather by the Museum of Modern Art in New  York, restoring to the film scenes that were exized and that survive only in  single badly'),
('15084','damages still frames. These scenes were: '),
('15085',' In the Jerusalem scenes: More shots of the market with a dove seller that is   visible in a long shot that exists in the film.; An interlude between the   priests and Mary Magdalen.; An extension of the wedding ceremony for the   bride and groom of Cana. '),
('15086',' In the Babelonian scenes: More shots of the battle scenes and feasting.; A   scene at the jury where Josef Henaberry has a cameo as an agonized huband.   Henaberry talked about this scene in Kevin Brownlows book The Parades Gone   By. '),
('15087',' Int the French scenes: A whole subplot in which the assissination of a   Huganot politician (not Coligny) is plotted and carried out. This story is   real, the actual events having occured at Blois in 1572.; A street scene   that occures before we meet Brown Eyes and Prosper. A woman calls out from a   window "Look out below!" and dumps the (liquid) contense of a chamber pot   into the street below, just as a pedestrian jumps out of the way.; A couple   more shots of the wedding procession. '),
('15088',' in the Modern scenes: More scenes of the Modern Pharasies doing their evil   deeds.'),
('15089',' Some prints contain a scene in which the Dear One takes the Uplifters to  court over custody of her baby. She becomes uncontrollably infuriated and  lashes out at them. Her lawer tries to plead her case, but it is lost to the  reformers. END.'),
('15090',' Griffith re'),
('15091','cut the modern and Babylonian stories and released them as two  separate films in an attempt to make up for the financial loss he suffered on  the original picture. The re'),
('15092','released versions were Mother and the Law, The  (1919) and Fall of Babylon, The (1919).'),
('15093',' The laserdisc version contains a scene not featured on the DVD: When the Boy  escapes execution and rejoins his wife, the baby is brought back home. (Which  would take the running time to 198 minutes if released on DVD)'),
('15094',' The Kino version contains an alternate ending to the "Fall of Babylon"  segment where the wounded Mountain Girl falls into the arms of the Rhapsode,  and they leave happily to start a new life.'),
('15095',' A revised version has different material before and after the interview  segment, and the interview footage is colorized.'),
('15096',' There is an unrated directors cut available which features the infamous  "bandsaw lobotomy" where a characters head is inserted into a high powered  meat slicer.'),
('15097',' When the Colourbox video was eventually submitted to the BBFC in 1989 it was  then cut by 1 min 53 secs. The cuts were later fully waived for the 2003 DVD  release.'),
('15098',' An uncut, time'),
('15099','coded preview copy was offered to UK video distributors back  in 1990. Its about 90 seconds longer than the R'),
('15100','rated cut, and pratically  ALL murder'),
('15101','sequences feature extensive gore. Some bootleg copies (sometimes  third or fourth generation copies) can be found in the UK, the Netherlands  and Belgium.'),
('15102',' The unrated directors cut of Intruder was released in Sweden 1998 by the  company House of Horror (cat no EVIL 006)'),
('15103',' The uncut directors edition was released in Ireland, back in 1989, by  Colourbox. It carries a note saying it is illegal in the rest of the United  Kingdom (UK). This features all the murder scenes UNCUT, from the bandsaw  labotomy to the eye impaling.'),
('15104',' There is also a Chinese Full Uncut and Unrated Video Tape, which offers a  very nice video cover which shows nearly every violent scene of the movie.  Theres also a German Full uncut and Unrated DVD from Dragon Film. with an  English language soundtrack.'),
('15105',' The 1986 UK video release was heavily cut by 5 minutes 26 secs by the BBFC.'),
('15106',' Alternate Version of Wager available from Official Site'),
('15107',' When released cinematically in 1953, there where two versions: one American  and one European. In the American version Jimmy Hunt wakes up at the end,  having dreamt it all. Then he hears a flying saucer land. In the slightly  longer European version, the storyline is retained and the "nightmare/waking  up'),
('15108','sequence" is cut. This version also adds a section in an observatory.'),
('15109',' Because of pressures from UK censors the original ending of the American  version was altered: it was believed that ending was too depressing and a  more upbeat coda was appropriate. The British distributor recalled the cast  and filmed new sections (with a dramatically older juvenile lead) to serve  this purpose. This is the version referred to in a previous "alternate  version" post. When Wade Williams obtained rights to "Invaders From Mars" he  discovered that the original negative had been cut. For home video release,  he constituted a "third" version of the film that contained some of the  material from the UK version cut into the original American release, but  retained the American ending (the "dream turns into reality" ending).'),
('15110',' There are several different versions of this film with different running  times and titles circulating on video. The VHS release from Genesis Video  under the "Invasion from Inner Earth" title is missing a reel of footage. The  VHS from Platinum Productions under the title "Hell Fire" is missing several  scenes including the entire ending. The VHS from Regal Home Video under the  title "They" is complete and uncut.'),
('15111',' A "Director"s Cut" was released under the title "The Selected".'),
('15112',' The recent MGM DVD is missing footage. Part of the scene where Beverly Powers  (Hills) seduces her man is missing, deleting some of her nudity. This may  have been due to damaged materials used to create the DVD, as the scene is  intact on the old VHS (and on a couple of budget DVDs that used the VHS for  the source). The MGM version looks the best this low'),
('15113','budget film has ever  looked, but the missing footage rankles. The same incomplete print runs on  pay cable and MGM did not fix the problem and reissue the DVD.'),
('15114',' Originally released at 80 minutes; reissued in 1979 at 76 minutes, deleting  the studio'),
('15115','imposed prologue and epilogue starring Whit Bissel and Richard  Deacon.'),
('15116',' Five cuts were made by the British censors on its initial release, mainly  references to Burke and Hare, the original bodysnatchers. This cut print has  been the only one available in the UK until 1998, when a complete widescreen  version appeared on the budget video label 4'),
('15117','Front.'),
('15118',' There is a colorized version by Republic Pictures 80 minutes in length.'),
('15119',' When standard academy (1.33:1) prints were prepared, the opening credits were  re'),
('15120','shot with the "superscope" logo deleted. This print was also used for the  original television syndication prints and the early home video releases.'),
('15121',' In the version that ABC'),
('15122','TV ran in 1980, Brooke Adams nude scene, where she  was walking through the greenhouse where the pods were being grown, was  replaced with an alternate shot of her wearing the red dress.'),
('15123',' For the 2006 DVD release, Ira Cohen added an 8 1/2 minute "Prelude" prior to  the films opening credits.'),
('15124',' Edited together from episodes of the TV series "UFO" (1970).'),
('15125',' Directors cut is a two minutues longer version. With more scenes from the  office.'),
('15126',' Re'),
('15127','released in 1962 with additional, more adult, footage added.'),
('15128',' When the film was released to home video, Universal Studios replaced a  snippet of music heard on the radio when Dr. Kemp is reading a newspaper in  his house, and the Invisible Man enters through a set of French doors.  Universal was unable to secur the rights for the original music and replaced  it, covering the original sound effects (the sound of the newspaper and the  door latch) in the process.'),
('15129',' The DVD version released as "Astral Factor" is a rather different movie from  the DVD released as "The Invisible Strangler." The killer is not only seen  throughout in "Astral," but talks frequently (as opposed to never in  "Invisible Strangler," where he is also invisible after the first scene up  until the end) Most of the scenes he is in, including the opening where he  first becomes invisible, is completely reshot with a different cast, features  different music (as does much else of the movie), has different action, and  often strikes a different tone. "Astral Factor" also fills in many missing  plot points from "Invisible Strangler" with the inclusion of material edited  out from the other version, which are usually easy to spot by grease pencil  marks on what is obviously a work print. The running time is about ten  minutes longer for "Astral," despite the fact that the opening scene, in its  completely different version, runs about that much shorter than the one in  "Invisible."'),
('15130',' Nearly 8 minutes of footage was cut from the German release. Gone is the  infamous and much talked about "Butterfly" sequence. The boxing match between  Bud Spencer and Joe Bugner at the end on the boat is also missing about 1  minute of fighting.'),
('15131',' The "Alice Blue Gown" sequence was filmed in color, but on most TV prints, it  is shown in black'),
('15132','and'),
('15133','white.'),
('15134',' The English dubbed version doesnt include the stronger language found in the  Japanese version.'),
('15135',' This film was re'),
('15136','cut and re'),
('15137','titled and was called "An Irish Mother"'),
('15138',' A restored version of Photoplay Productions includes the two scenes with  Fairbanks talking to the audience and with a new score by Carl Davis runs 103  minutes.'),
('15139',' An edited version, which runs 71 minutes, was released in 1952. It contained  a new music accompaniment, sound effects, and narration by Douglas Fairbanks  Jr. There were no title cards.'),
('15140',' This is the R'),
('15141','Rated version of an X'),
('15142','Rated feature known as "Irresistible"'),
('15143',' The Hong Kong version is cut (despite being given a Category III rating,  meaning under 18s are prohibited from watching this film) for nudity and  sexual violence. Most genitalia is blurred or pixelated except for the  digital penis. Alexs rape is butchered by 5 mins. Le Tenia rapes Alex and  all of a sudden, he is lying beside her!'),
('15144',' The South Korean release is censored like the Hong Kong release. Their  version blurs out a lot of the nudity.'),
('15145',' The original airing of Is It College Yet? was commercial'),
('15146','free and featured  an intermission with the premiere of the music video "Breaking Up the Girl"  by Garbage.'),
('15147',' The movies original airing also included footage not shown in subsequent  airings.  Some of the extra footage include a scene of Daria and Tom playing  video games, minor dialogue between Daria and Tom with undertones of their  deteriorating relationship, more dialogue during the Daria and Quinn "comfort  scene," and extended closing credits.'),
('15148',' After the original airing of the movie, Tracy Grandstaff (voice of Daria) and  an MTV VJ presented the winners of the Mock the Vote, Darias Least Unpopular  Episodes as well as a final montage of Daria show clips closing out the  series to fill up the time slot.'),
('15149',' The original airing of Is It Fall Yet ran commercial free and had an  intermission, featuring a music video by Mystic Spiral, Trent Lanes  fictional band from the movie.'),
('15150',' The movies commercial'),
('15151','free premiere on MTV included a few minutes of footage  that was not shown during subsequent airings (though included in the  video/DVD release), including more of Daria and Davids initial meeting, an  extended opening scene (further illustrating tension between Daria and Jane),  and extended camp sequences.'),
('15152',' The video/DVD versions of Is It Fall Yet? features different music clips  than those featured in the MTV broadcast version.'),
('15153',' The original premiere on MTV was followed by a truncated version of Behind  the Scenes at Daria to fill up the time slot.'),
('15154',' When shown on the cable channel Noggin in July 2002, Is It Fall Yet? was  significantly re'),
('15155','edited to fit the demographic of the channel.  Many swears  and sexual dialogue and situations were removed. The fictional band Mystik  Spirals performance of "Freakin Friends" was cut out, and the entire  bisexual subplot involving Alison was removed.  With so much taken out, most  of the extra footage seen only in the premiere and on the VHS/DVD release was  spliced back in to fill up the time.'),
('15156',' The film was originally released at a length of 168 minutes. Following this,  the film was cut to 138 minutes. In 1987, director Karel Reisz prepared a  directors cut of the film, for its television showings, running at a length  of 153 minutes. This was the only version ever available on video.'),
('15157',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 8 secs by the BBFC to remove uses of  the word fuck in order for the film to receive a PG rating. The cuts were  restored in 2004 to the 15'),
('15158','rated DVD release.'),
('15159',' Released in considerably different versions to British, German and Spanish  rental video. Each version introduces unique footage (the Spanish most),  adding up to a total of aprx. 3/5 of the original TV'),
('15160','series.'),
('15161',' The Greek video release running 103m43s is the uncut theatrical version,  combining all footage from the UK and German video releases. The source  material for the Spanish video release apparently is the unedited TV'),
('15162','series;  whats puzzling is the different framing or angle of several scenes.'),
('15163',' The directors cut contains 4 extra minutes of footage including an expanded  intro in the Java sea, a more gruesome end for The Father, and other small  enhancements'),
('15164',' The UK cinema version was cut by a few seconds by the BBFC to remove a brief  shot of blood'),
('15165','spurts after a hand is chopped off with an axe. The UK and  French DVDs retain this version though the German CCI DVD issue has the scene  intact.'),
('15166',' In the longer version, the film does not begin in "in media res." Instead,  the story begins with Jessica arriving from the airport and continues  linearly until her meeting with Alex at the university. The longer version  includes extended background narration of Jessicas thoughts on her run'),
('15167','in  with the belligerent man, other places in New York City that she visits  (including more of Lower Manhattan, Park Avenue, Central Park, and Times  Square), and her musings of the millions of identities in New York City being  compared to the millions of separate islands in the world. Her feeling of  loss and loneliness among the heavily populated New York City is more focused  upon in the extended version, although test audiences complained of the sheer  length (10'),
('15168','15 extra minutes of footage) of the original cut.'),
('15169',' After a poorly'),
('15170','received release in the U.S. as "Something Waits In The Dark",  New World Pictures re'),
('15171','released it as "Screamers", with a completely new (and  mis'),
('15172','leading) marketing campaign promising "You will actually see someone  turned inside out... while hes still alive!", with a newly'),
('15173','filmed trailer  featuring just that. Though this scene was not in the actual film, New World  were forced to splice the actual footage from the trailer into all existing  theatrical prints, after riots occurred by angry drive'),
('15174','in customers who were  mis'),
('15175','lead. Since the footage was never inserted into the films negative  print, the video version does not contain this scene.'),
('15176',' The out of print British video was trimmed for time reasons.  Simply, the  video company Vipco video cut the 99 minute film to fit on a 90 minute tape.   Unlike their release of the Driller Killer which removed a 6 minute chunk for  the same reasons, the cuts to Island of the Mutations are spread throughout  the film'),
('15177',' making it hard to work out exactly whats missing.  However the  tape is noticeably absent of Jose discovering the underground ship and being  knocked out by Rackhams henchmen and Claude being beaten up, force'),
('15178','fed a  Voodoo potion and suffering a nightmare.'),
('15179',' The German TV version removes around 10 minutes of footage after the boat is  sank by the fishmen.  This robs the film of its introduction to the main  characters, and now begins with a fishman killing one of the boats crew (in  the complete version hes looking for food to help the other survivors).  The  German print is also missing the following scene where the other members of  the crew find his body, in order to belatedly introduce them in the scene  after.'),
('15180',' Shown on Finnish TV as a part of the "Nortia" (1996) television series, in  four parts'),
('15181',' The following cuts have been made on the 2002 DVD. '),
('15182',' Part 2 starts with Bill arriving at the Derry cemetery. This completely cuts   out his conversation with the woman at the library desk, along with the   opening credits.'),
('15183',' When this film was shown on N.B.C., it deleted the scenes where Cheech and  Chong smoke marijuana as they view anti'),
('15184','marijuana propaganda films. Also  deleted was a clip from _Wonder Bar (1934)_ (qv) featuring Al Jolson (qv)  and a full chorus in black'),
('15185','face.'),
('15186',' Australian DVD released by Siren (which features "Creature From The Haunted  Sea" on the same disc) is taken from an old print which for some reason omits  nearly every shot of the monster, leaving many scenes near the end totally  incomprehensible.'),
('15187',' All British release versions prior to 1993 ran 93 minutes, due to the  deletion by the distributors of a scene showing real neo'),
('15188','Nazis expounding  their ideology.  This was restored for the 1993 Connoisseur Video release.'),
('15189',' The U.S. distributor of the film, United Artists removed seven minutes of  controversial footage in which a Nazi officer calmly expounds upon the  cultural menace of Judaism. The removed seven minutes have been preserved on  the directors cut U.S. DVD release. The directors cut version of the film  featuring the cut seven minutes has been shown on TCM.'),
('15190',' Cest de famille (Quebec French Title)'),
('15191',' Some video versions strategically crop the sequences featuring Anthony  Newleys buttocks. All the dialogue, however, remains intact.'),
('15192',' The MGM lion was never seen in the original film. The movie was made when  both Metro'),
('15193','Goldwyn'),
('15194','Mayer and United Artists were both still separate '),
('15195',' and  quite successful '),
('15196',' companies, so only the old United Artists logo appeared in  the credits.'),
('15197',' Original 70mm roadshow version ran 192 minutes (excluding overture and  entracte music); this 70mm version was then re'),
('15198','edited to 162 minutes, and in  the subsequent 35mm general release it was cut further to 154 minutes. The  original video version was mastered off the 35mm negative and also ran 154  minutes. In the nineties additional 70mm footage was found in the form of an  old theatrical print and was transferred to video which was then combined  with the 35mm footage video transfer to create the new "video restoration"  The original 65mm camera negative has not been restored and it would appear  that the missing original negative segments have been irretrievably lost. The  new "video restoration" runs approximately 186 minutes.'),
('15199',' The current DVD release contains the General Release Version of 154 minutes.   The 186'),
('15200','minute version has played occasionally on cable TV.'),
('15201',' While the 186'),
('15202','minute version is occasionally shown, it is important to  remember that it is a patchwork job including footage never intended to be  shown in any version. The 154 minute version (161 minutes including  intermission and exit music) is the only version currently authorized by  Kramer.'),
('15203',' Up through the late 1990s, the video widescreen version had been letterboxed  for the 1.85:1 format even though the film was originally shot in Ultra  Panavision.  Another video transfer has since been made with the image  letterboxed for the 2.35:1 format.  This film is currently (2003) going  through an extensive restoration which may soon result in a complete and  fully letterboxed version being released.'),
('15204',' The following is a comparison of the DVD versus the TCM print: '),
('15205',' No overture on the DVD '),
('15206',' The opening titles on the DVD is a solid red, as opposed to the TCM print,   which is green, then red, and it changes colors several times. '),
('15207',' The following scenes are extended on the TCM print. Ill post where exactly   on the DVD the scene would have been placed. Thats to say, where the scene   ends, and what was extended before or after it. '),
('15208',' (The time includes the 10'),
('15209','second MGM lion, the opening titles, part 1,   intermission/entract, part 2, and exit music) '),
('15210',' Part 1 '),
('15211',' 0:11:45 '),
('15212',' More of the 5 explaining to Norman Fell about how Smiley thought   Melville Crump was his Aunt Belle. 13 seconds, after time. '),
('15213',' 0:13:32 '),
('15214',' Extra police talk, and Norman Fell mentions that they should move   the body before coyotes get to it. 16 seconds, after time. '),
('15215',' 0:24:30 '),
('15216',' Extended money talk between the 8 after Ethel Merman hits Mr.   Pike, ending in a big argument. Extra police talk, when the officer returns   Culpepers flat hat. 47 seconds and 1 minute 34 seconds, after time. '),
('15217',' 0:35:02 '),
('15218',' this is before they return to the money talk, when they stop   arguing and Melville is just about to explain the 25'),
('15219','share plan. 14 seconds,   before time. '),
('15220',' 0:32:19 '),
('15221',' Extra car chasing scenes, and Aloysius loses his bet to Culpeper.   45 seconds, after time. '),
('15222',' 0:37:54 '),
('15223',' After the car drives away, Pike looks sad, and continues riding   the girls bike. The Crumps see the junk heap the guy calls a plane. 14   seconds and 43 seconds, after time. '),
('15224',' 0:39:35 '),
('15225',' At the garage, Russell tells Hawthorne about the plan, and hes   in. 23 seconds, after time. Also, the 50'),
('15226','second scene preceding it, in which   Mrs. Marcus insists that Hawthorne only gets 10%, was moved to a later spot,   which makes sense since they cut out the Russell/Hawthorne scene that   followed it. '),
('15227',' 0:41:18 '),
('15228',' A helicopter following the Crumps plane. 15 seconds, after time. '),
('15229',' 0:45:48 '),
('15230',' A short scene where Meyer asks Ray why they didnt move their   garage closer to the city. 5 seconds, before tiem. '),
('15231',' 0:47:48 '),
('15232',' After Meyer drives away and Pike is knocked unconscious, Irwin   tells Ray to hit him again. 12 seconds, after time. '),
('15233',' 0:51:45 '),
('15234',' More of the Garage fight, Irwin up on the beam, before Pike   catches him. 12 seconds, after time. '),
('15235',' 0:52:04 '),
('15236',' Ray and Irwin getting the barbell before yelling "Charge!" 5   seconds, before time. '),
('15237',' 0:52:11 '),
('15238',' More garage fight, with the police commenting on it. 10 seconds,   after time. '),
('15239',' 0:53:36 '),
('15240',' The cops check the garage, find Ray and Irwin still alive. 34   seconds, after time. '),
('15241',' 0:55:13 '),
('15242',' Russell saying theyre wasting time, and Mrs. Marcus thinking he   doesnt want Sylvester in on the money. 30 seconds, after time. '),
('15243',' 0:59:13 '),
('15244',' After Russell and Hawthorne up'),
('15245','end Mrs. Marcus to get the keys,   the women are left behind and the men go. 27 seconds, after time. '),
('15246',' 1:00:06 '),
('15247',' While flying, there are a couple more problems. 10 seconds, after   time. '),
('15248',' 1:02:31 '),
('15249',' After picking up the farmer, theres a conversation between Meyer   and him, in which the farmer forces Meyer to drive on. 52 seconds, after   time. '),
('15250',' 1:03:16 '),
('15251',' Upon finding Mrs. Marcus and Emmeline, Pike lets them in, after he   gets assurance that Sylvester is in Santa Rosita. 26 seconds, after time. '),
('15252',' 1:04:18 '),
('15253',' A deleted bit of Sylvester and his girlfriend dancing, followed by   a scene where Pike tells Emmeline he would have used the money to get   something nice for Mrs. Jenkins. 20 seconds and 1 minute 4 seconds, after   time. '),
('15254',' 1:06:04 '),
('15255',' Meyer cant drive back up the hill, followed by more plane   trouble, and Meyer stuck again. 1 minute 1 second, after time. '),
('15256',' 1:07:03 '),
('15257',' Extra bit when kid gets in Meyers car. 14 second, after time. '),
('15258',' 1:09:44 '),
('15259',' Extended bit of the Crumps running into the hardware store. 4   seconds, before time. '),
('15260',' 1:13:30 '),
('15261',' Despite his best efforts, Mel cant break down the door ("Cant   you do it, Melville?" Monica asks while fixing her skirt). 37 seconds, after   time. '),
('15262',' 1:15:21 '),
('15263',' The Crumps find the dynamite they use in the beginning of Part 2.   35 seconds, after time. '),
('15264',' 1:18:21 '),
('15265',' Moved, not cut, but teh scene where the Crumps try the alarm,   destroy it, and Mel gets electrocuted. This was combined with the scene   above, where they find the dynamite, but was moved to the time here. 1   minute 42 seconds '),
('15266',' 1:18:21 '),
('15267',' This part was cut at this time, Sylvester crying, thinking   something horrible happened to Mrs. Marcus. 5 seconds, after time. '),
('15268',' 1:20:06 '),
('15269',' After the Alarm/Electrocution scene mentioned, Monica checking Mel   in the paint cans. 8 seconds, before time. '),
('15270',' 1:21:29 '),
('15271',' Benjy and Dingys plane trouble, Dingy throws water on Benjy. 24   seconds, after time. '),
('15272',' 1:23:50 '),
('15273',' Schwartz telling Culpeper his daughters on hte phone. 2 seconds,   before time. '),
('15274',' 1:24:04 '),
('15275',' More of Culpeper/Billie Sue dialogue. 30 seconds, after time. '),
('15276',' 1:25:11 '),
('15277',' I cant really remember what this scene is, as I just wrote   "post'),
('15278','stupid idiot", but I think it was more stuff with Mrs. Marcus,   Emmeline, and Pike. 26 seconds, after time. '),
('15279',' 1:26:23 '),
('15280',' After Mel uses the blowtorch on the door and sets it down,   inadvertantly kicking it towards the stairs, there is this extended bit of   the stairs actually catching fire. 10 seconds, after time. '),
('15281',' Part 1 has a combined 14 minutes 2 seconds added in the TCM print. '),
('15282',' Part 2: '),
('15283',' 1:40:48 '),
('15284',' Police commenting on Culpeper wanting a sundae. 29 seconds, after   time. '),
('15285',' 1:46:03 '),
('15286',' More Mrs. Marcus/Emmeline/Pike dialogue, Em wants to go to the   cops, and something about a reward. 14 second, before time. '),
('15287',' 1:51:30 '),
('15288',' More Sylvester/Russell/Hawthorne fight, assurance for Sylvester   the story is true, followed by them all relying on Pike and his stolen   truck. A short scene where Dingy and Benjis pen almost crashes in the   tower. 1 minute 18 seconds and 14 seconds, after time. '),
('15289',' 1:53:45 '),
('15290',' The Colonel telling Dingy and Benji to be patient, followed by   getting tied up in the wires, and mentioning "Forget the Brakes!". 34   seconds, after time. '),
('15291',' Amazingly, for exactly 25 minutes and 3 seconds, its nothing but the movie,   with nothing added in to the TCM print. '),
('15292',' 2:18:48 '),
('15293',' Cab talk, Mel saying if they all stuck with the 25 share, and   someone telling him to shut up. Cab talk in the other cab, Mrs. Marcus   yelling followed by a "Youre on my foot!". Culpeper fixes his flat hat   again, then drives away. 13 seconds, 8 seconds, and 14 seconds, after time. '),
('15294',' 2:27:05 '),
('15295',' Radio call to arrest Culpeper, who hid in a taxi, then he runs   into Mrs. Marcus the first time. 20 seconds, after time. '),
('15296',' 2:30:25 '),
('15297',' Mrs. Marcus yelling "Sylvester" then later "Dont push me!" when   policemen try to move everyone away from the street. 5 seconds, after time. '),
('15298',' Part 2 had a combined 3 minutes 49 seconds added in the TCM print.'),
('15299',' Also available in two different computer colorized versions one by Hal Roach  Studios (now Hallmark Entertainment), another by the films current owner,  Republic Pictures.'),
('15300',' Beware of the many edited 16mm/"Public Domain" prints still floating around  somewhere on home video.'),
('15301',' 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.'),
('15302',' A later X'),
('15303','rated version of this R'),
('15304','rated cut was released under the title:  Dixie Ray, Hollywood Star (1983) The R'),
('15305','rated version has a run time of  approximately 94 minutes.  The X'),
('15306','rated version has a run time of  approximately 101 minutes.'),
('15307',' 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.'),
('15308',' In most versions of the film, the Japanese spoken words in the sushi bar are  subtitled, with a man stepping in front of the subtitles just as Pats boss  is revealing what he saw in the bathroom.  In recent cable versions  the  scene is still there, but the subtitles are oddly absent.'),
('15309',' In the DVD version the line delivered by Chris is heard as, "I love to stroke  your pussycat." Though, it is obvious Chris lips say "Pat".'),
('15310',' The version of the show broadcast on TV and older video releases are edited;  they leave out a several of the "I got a rock!" scenes. (Some older video  releases also cut the scene where Snoopy dances along to Schroeders piano  music.) The Paramount video release is thankfully complete and unedited!'),
('15311',' When recently aired on TV, these changes were made: '),
('15312',' The scene where Charlie attempts to kick the football and Lucy pulls it   away, even though she claims she has a signed document that prevents her   from doing so was edited; '),
('15313',' The trick or treating scene was extended. At the first house Lucy requests   more candy for Linus; they visit three houses and at all three, Charlie   Brown gets rocks.'),
('15314',' Also available in a re'),
('15315','traced colorized version.'),
('15316',' An extended version aired as an episode of  _Wonderful World of Disney, The (1969)_ (qv) a year after its initial  release.'),
('15317',' Viewers wrote in complaining that they disapproved of Charlie Brown being  blamed screwing up place kicking attempts that were in fact entirely Lucys  fault and not Charlie Browns.  In response, a repeat broadcast was shown  with the lines of other character blaming Charlie Brown were removed.'),
('15318',' The version broadcast in 1960 by Italian television had been severely  censored. Director Joris Ivens (qv) refused to sign the cut, which is  credited "fragments from a Joris Ivens movie".'),
('15319',' When the first E'),
('15320','Type is crushed on the mountain road, Charlie says, "You  just cost him his no claims bonus." For the American release this was dubbed  to, "...his insurance bonus."'),
('15321',' For the US television version, Steves line "What the fuck happened to my  truck?" has been replaced with alternate footage of him saying "What happened  to my truck?". It is not an overdub; it is a complete replacement.'),
('15322',' UK theatrical version was edited by distributor UIP for language to secure a  more commercial 12A rating.'),
('15323',' The original version ran 155 minutes.'),
('15324',' There are two different versions of the film with different editing and  sequencing. The original version shown at the Berlin film Festival and in  several european countries ran 118 minutes; theatrical version shown in the  US ran 112 minutes.'),
('15325',' The R1 DVD release features an even shorter cut of the film, running only 97  minutes.'),
('15326',' At the original end of this cartoon, the flea carries Elmer and the dog away  on a platter. The cat sees this, says "Now Ive seen everything" to the  camera, then shoots himself in the head. This ending is rarely shown on  television; it fades to black during the cats last line instead.'),
('15327',' Some Pubic Domain videos, like Kid Flicks: Elmer Fudd, also edit the ending.  In the latters case, the ending is edited with a jump cut.'),
('15328',' SCREAM OF THE DEMON LOVER was the re titled US release via New World. It ran  approx. 78 minutes and was hacked down to fit on a double bill with THE  VELVET VAMPIRE. SCREAM was also syndicated to television and with the nudity  removed fit snugly in a 75 minute time slot. The Retromedia DVD contains the  full length version.'),
('15329',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('15330',' The DVD version released by Una'),
('15331','pix/Ardustry has more gore, nudity, and bad  language than the VHS version. The VHS version has most of the gore,  profanity, and nudity taken out, which is bizarre. The major differences  between the DVD and the VHS are: '),
('15332',' The deadly snowball fight is more gruesome. Tons of Blood splatters out from   a mans arm onto a woman right after its ripped off by the snowball. Also,   there are shots of people getting gutted and killed by flying icicles and   snow balls, with lots of blood everywhere. The VHS version cuts out before   anybody is hit by the icicles or dies. '),
('15333',' There is nudity in the scene where the woman jumps into the pool naked. '),
('15334',' More gore in the scene where the three girls are killed by the beachside   when Jack first comes onto the island. '),
('15335',' Profanity is in in this version (barely any in the VHS). '),
('15336',' More gore to practically every other murder in the movie. The DVD version   also has a higher body count because the VHS cuts alot of deaths out.'),
('15337',' Producer Edward Small re'),
('15338','released this film as a musical. Songs were dubbed  onto the soundtrack. Some of the footage was doctored to make it look like  some of the original cast were singing rather than speaking their dialog.'),
('15339',' Originally produced in 1958 as 3 episodes of the series "Veil, The" (1958).  The individual episodes were released in their original format for the first  time in the 1990s.'),
('15340',' As with other British produced thillers of the time, a "stronger" (more  nudity and violence) version was prepared for release in mainland Europe.'),
('15341',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC upon release and removed  closeup shots of knives and victims faces during the murder scenes.'),
('15342',' The Continental version of Jack the Ripper uses alternate footage for the  scene set in the Chorus Girls changing room. In the Continental version of  the scene many of the girls are topless or have their breasts exposed. Later,  when two of the girls go to see two gentlemen in a private room one of the  girls breasts are exposed when her male admirer spills champagne over her  dress. When the second girl flees into an alleyway and is accosted by the  Ripper we see her breast too and there is a later shot of her topless corpse.  The Continental print also includes violent footage cut by the UK BBFC for  the "clothed" UK theatrical release (most of the murder scenes were cut).'),
('15343',' The US version has a new score composed by Jimmy McHugh and Pete Rugolo.'),
('15344',' Shown as a 2'),
('15345','part drama (2 x 100 min) in the UK, and as a 4'),
('15346','part mini'),
('15347','series  (4 x 50 min) in the US.'),
('15348',' The original Thames home video version ran as a full feature with the  separate opening and closing titles between episodes omitted. Also, the  statement about the films authenticity that preceded each episode was  shown after the end credits and company logo on the Thames home video  version, acting as an epilogue rather than a prologue.'),
('15349',' DVD special edition features additional scenes deleted from the theatrical  release and an alternative ending, where the Jackal is killed by Isabella.'),
('15350',' The Australian Theatrical version omitted the shot where The Jackal shoots  Lamonts arm off in the testing scene, and removed the line in the nightclub  scene in the beginning where Teraks brother calls Valentina a "Skull'),
('15351','faced  c*nt". These cuts were made so the movie would achieve an M rating  (recommended 15+ years). The full version was released on video with an MA  rating (restricted 15+ years)'),
('15352',' An unrated version has been released on DVD. The scene of Chris Pontius  drinking the horse semen is uncensored, and the leech sequence is extended  with a scene where Dave England puts a leech on his testicle.'),
('15353',' Although passed without interference for cinema release, the BBFC insisted  upon warning captions being placed on screen during the more dangerous stunts  (e.g. the fireworks segments).'),
('15354',' There are 2 continuations to the last scene where Jackie gives Jack a ride  and the sun shines behind them. In one version, we hear Jack screaming as Dr.  Becker gets him out of the drawer. In the second Version, we see Jack has  really died in Iraq.'),
('15355',' The following deleted scenes are included on the DVD: '),
('15356',' Extended scene with Jackie/Sheronda in the malls food court. '),
('15357',' Extended scene with Jackie and Ray in the diner. '),
('15358',' A scene where Louis and Ordell walk into the Cockatoo. '),
('15359',' A scene where Jackie is discussing with Max how to set up Ordell. '),
('15360',' An alternate "for your eyes only" scene. '),
('15361',' Alternate opening credits sequence.'),
('15362',' Also available in a computer'),
('15363','colorized version.'),
('15364',' When the film premiered on Lifetime, it did not include Currys overdub at  the end about the new version of "Look at Me."  This line has surfaced in  recent TV airings and on the DVD release.'),
('15365',' DVD version features additional footage not included in the theatrical  version. The omitted scenes include: '),
('15366',' After his revelation to Jacob about the nature of his "demons", Michael   gives Jacob an "antidote" for the hallucinogen that causes more terrifying   visions. '),
('15367',' A scene in Grand Central station in which Jacob, thinking hes cured, tries   to flee New York City to Chicago. '),
('15368',' The revelation of Jezzies true nature.'),
('15369',' Also shot, but not included on the DVD, but featured in the production  featurette was Jacob discovering a male rape scene in the initial subway  station scene. Also shot, but never shown, was Jacob discovering Michaels  severed head in Michaels apartment.'),
('15370',' DVD trailer shows an apparently deleted scene in which Jacob is eating lunch  in his mail truck and notices a writhing, moving mail sack in the back of the  truck.'),
('15371',' William Friedkin created a directors cut of the film, approximately twelve  minutes longer, which added quite a few scenes including a different ending.  This version aired exclusively on USA cable network Cinemax in  August/September 1996.'),
('15372',' The European version apparently contains more explicit sex than the R'),
('15373','rated  US versions both in the scenes featuring the videocassette that the police  finds in the victims bedroom and in the scene showing Jade and an unknown  lover towards the end. These more explicit sex scenes in the European version  are included in the directors cut in the U.S.  These scenes were cut to  avoid an "NC'),
('15374','17" rating.'),
('15375',' The 107'),
('15376','minute directors cut is available on VHS from Paramount in the USA.'),
('15377',' A home video version has around twenty minutes of politics edited compared to  what was seen in the original 35mm.'),
('15378',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 26 secs by the BBFC to remove  footage of nunchakus.'),
('15379',' Released onto home video as a "Directors Cut," in which a striptease scene  replaces the original segment of a blackface entertainer.'),
('15380',' Unrated US video version contains extended sex scenes and more nudity which  were originally cut to avoid an "NC'),
('15381','17" rating.'),
('15382',' The first two begining credits saying "Once Upon a Time Films" and "an Allan  Moyle film" are not shown on the edited MTV version. It simply starts the  film at the part where it says the name of the film on the screen. The edited  MTV version shows an alternate take on the sex scene in the car. Instead of  showing the sex inside of the car, it shows the outside window fogged up with  moaning in the background. A hand then swipes over the window like on  "Titanic".'),
('15383',' The video release includes bloopers during the closing credits that were not  shown in the original release.'),
('15384',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('15385',' Also shown in computer colorized version. This version was prepared by  "Dynacs Digital" and has never been released theatrically. It was first shown  by TV Polsat.'),
('15386',' UK video version is cut'),
('15387',' Theres about eight minutes of footage missing from the US Laserlight DVD  release of Jamaica Inn. the missing footage should appear at the end of  chapter 14 (approx 00:51:55). As Jem and Sir H leave the room, the DVD cuts  to Mary, Patience and Joss at Jamaica Inn '),
('15388',' theres no explanation as to how  Mary returned there, or why Sir H and Jem (now dressed in a military uniform)  are banging on the door outside. The following DVDs are known to have footage  missing: '),
('15389',' R0 Laserlight Video/Delta Entertainment (USA, 2000) '),
('15390',' R0 Westlake Entertainment Group (USA, 2004) '),
('15391',' R0 Diamond Entertainment (Alfred Hitchcock: Collectors Edition Volume 1,   USA, 2003) '),
('15392',' The following DVDs are known to have the footage intact: '),
('15393',' R2 Carlton Visual Entertainment Ltd (UK, 2003) '),
('15394',' R0 Image Entertainment/Kino Video (USA, 1999)'),
('15395',' The Commodore CD32 version featured eight new levels with far more on'),
('15396','screen  colors, with seven full tracks of digital audio music playing through the  game and animated cut'),
('15397','scenes before the beginning of each level.'),
('15398',' In December 2005 an even more updated version was released for the Nintendo  DS featuring touch screen interaction, second screen status, location  displays and auto save to cut out the use of those lengthy passwords.'),
('15399',' According to the Nintendo DS version, Ponds mission takes place on Christmas  Eve, 2005.'),
('15400',' For some reason, the Nintendo DS, Gameboy Advance and PS1 versions omit the  "Jingle Bells" song from the ending sequence. Also, none of these version  feature the snowfall outside Santas Castle.'),
('15401',' The Gameboy Advance version is no longer sponsored by Penguin biscuits. As a  result the plot of rescuing penguins is omitted and James Pond must now  rescue Santas Elves.'),
('15402',' Gameboy Advance version features a new opening sequence.'),
('15403',' Was reprogrammed for the Playstation 1 and Gameboy Advance in 2003'),
('15404',' Originally a newsreel in 16mm printed film format, the film was re'),
('15405','edited  several years later and was converted to a 35mm'),
('15406','format short film.'),
('15407',' The version of the movie syndicated to stations by Buena Vista Television  eliminates all of the joke credits from the final credit roll, presumably to  save time.'),
('15408',' The "Alright" video is only the short version without the Rap by Heavy D.  "Miss You Much" is without the dance sequence incorporating chairs.'),
('15409',' Alternate 7 minute film seen on the Amazon.com/Tribeca Film Festival online'),
('15410',' UK release has 58 seconds (2 scenes of actual animal cruelty) cut out in  accordance with the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('15411',' Military theatrical versions of the film remove some footage, including the  scene where a soldier dies during training.'),
('15412',' This movie was produced before the TV'),
('15413','series with the same title.'),
('15414',' Unrated Directors cut is available on video and includes several violent  scenes removed from the theatrical R'),
('15415','rated version.'),
('15416',' Scenes in the network television version that do not appear in directors  cut: '),
('15417',' A scene in the cafe in which Steven makes a mock'),
('15418','prank phone call. '),
('15419',' Addional dialogue in Robert and Dukes interview scene. '),
('15420',' Additional dialogue in the scene where Randy and Steven fight on the   roadside and pull guns on one another. '),
('15421',' Extended scene in diner before Diana meets Duke. '),
('15422',' Brief scene of Randy cuffing Steven before taking him to his cell. '),
('15423',' Ed (chief) is introduced to Robert and tells him not to exploit Jessica as   Jasons sister in the media. '),
('15424',' Extended scene of Jessica giving Vicki the baby. '),
('15425',' Extended scene of Jessica walking through her darkened house after Jason   cuts the power.  She is seen slipping on the stairs and cutting her foot. '),
('15426',' Slightly extended scene of Vicki entering the diner with the baby.'),
('15427',' Scenes in directors cut that do not appear in the R'),
('15428','rated version: '),
('15429',' The sex scene is longer and more graphic. '),
('15430',' Much more gory violence; nearly all characters cough up blood as they are   being killed, the shot of the tent pole being rammed through the girl, the   shot of the chubby guys hand being broken off, the shot of Robert(Jason)   crushing the girls head and blood spurting out (she then says "go to   hell"), Coroner(Jason swings the scalpel more times at the girl outside the   tent. '),
('15431',' The shot of the creature crawling up Dianas dress was also omitted from the   R'),
('15432','rated version. '),
('15433',' After Jason leaves Joshs body, his jaw can be seen on the floor as it   melts.  This was cut for the "R" rated version. The "R" version also omits   most of the heart'),
('15434','eating scene near the beginning.'),
('15435',' The original script by Jay Huguely featured Jasons brother Elias as the  killer and included backstory about Pamela Voorhees involvement in the  occult. It was decided, however, that Jason needed to be the focus of the  film, and Dean Lorey was brought in to re'),
('15436','configure the storyline. Hence, the  brother was jettisoned, and the first name Elias was assigned to Jasons  father.'),
('15437',' The camping scene with the ill'),
('15438','fated Luke, Deborah and Alexis, was not part  of the original script. When test audiences in early 1993 complained about  the lack of sex and teenaged characters, the scene was subsequently written  and filmed during a new shoot.'),
('15439',' The following cuts were made (some of the cuts were made in order to avoid an  "NC'),
('15440','17" rating from the MPAA): '),
('15441',' At the beginning, before Jason gets blown up by the FBI, the female cop   shoots Jason in the head. '),
('15442',' The fighting scene between Steven and Jason is longer. At one point Steven   hides inside the climbing rack as Jason tries to grab him. '),
('15443',' We see Duke being brought in the police station. Duke is brought in, having   been found standing over the empty morgue cabinet that had held Dianas   (Erin Gray) body. What was he doing there? "Trying to steal the body,   obviously," Duke explains irritably, "but you f**ked up and let someone get   to it before I could....if its where I think it is, youre in a world of   s**t." '),
('15444',' In the morgue we see the coroner get some instruments from a cabinet. '),
('15445',' More dialogue in the Duke interview. '),
('15446',' The original ending where Steven kicks the knife in Jasons chest. Besides   the giant hands there is also a creature which pulls down Jason into the   ground. '),
('15447',' Jason in the body of Josh kills the boyfriend of one of the waitresses after   we see some dialogue between them and she leaves. Jason bangs the guys head   against a sink. '),
('15448',' After the creature escapes Randys body we see Duke fighting with it before   it falls down the basement. Then there is a different dialogue where Steven   asks Duke if the Voorhees which Jason has to be reborn trough must be alive. '),
('15449',' Another dialogue where Robert Campbell talks on the phone in the Voorhees   house while Steven hides in the closet. He says Jessica can never shut up   about her family and he runs down the whole Voorhees family tree. '),
('15450',' For the final edit, the character David (Jonathan Penner) and his murder   were completely cut from the film. In bootleg prints, the character is   dispatched by Deputy Josh (Andrew Bloch), who has been possessed by the   Jason entity and who bashes Davids head against a faucet.'),
('15451',' The following appear in the workprint version only; '),
('15452',' Alternate dialogue in the cell scene with Steven and Duke. '),
('15453',' After Steven escapes from the police station, there is a scene showing him   hide outside the diner as Vickie enters it. '),
('15454',' More dialogue in the scene where Ward finds Steven in the back of the diner   adoring his baby. '),
('15455',' Before Jessica goes outside her house where Jason (in Roberts body) attacks   her, she is shown inside the dark house looking around the living room, and   jumping at the sudden lightning storm. '),
('15456',' The creature that Duke fights with has grown to become a full'),
('15457','sized demon   before Duke throws it into the basement.'),
('15458',' The current UK 18 certificate version is the same as the U.S. unrated  directors cut.'),
('15459',' In the original cut of the film Vicki has a boyfriend. Several scenes were  cut but a few are shown in the TV Versions. One scene shows Vicki with  Jessicas baby at her house and her boyfriend walks in. She explains why the  babys there. Another seen is when Robert(Jason in reality) goes to Vickis  place in search of the baby. Vicki left already to the diner with the baby,  so Jason kills Vickis boyfriend out of frustration. Another seen is an  extension of Vicki entering the diner, Vicki walks to the door to see a sign  saying that the diner is closed for the day because of Dianas death. These  scenes (except for the boyfriends death) can be seen on the DVD in the TV  Alternate Scenes section.'),
('15460',' Theres a slightly more graphic death of one of the officers. In the  original, Jason squeezes the officers head until you hear it crunch, but in  the alternate death you see some blood gush from his head also.'),
('15461',' German video version misses most of the violence.'),
('15462',' The following scenes were cut to avoid an "X" rating: '),
('15463',' Allens insides were ripped out of his body by Jason. He dragged the guts   and heart out; he dropped them on the ground where his heart lay steaming. '),
('15464',' The triple decapitation of the three paintball players. The first print   showed their bodies and heads dropping to the ground. '),
('15465',' The two camp counsellors in the cars deaths were also trimmed: The part   where the woman is speared in the water originally showed a close'),
('15466','up shot of   blood coming to the surface of the water with the air bubbles. The man was   speared, lifted into the air, and then slid down the spear, leaving his   insides on it. '),
('15467',' Jason shoved the broken bottle into the caretakers neck and he falls to the   ground as the camera gets a close'),
('15468','up of the blood coming out of the bottle. '),
('15469',' Corts death originally was not as quick'),
('15470','cut and you could actually see the   knife going into his head before he falls over. '),
('15471',' The wall'),
('15472','to'),
('15473','wall blood cabin originally had a lot more blood and guts in it.   There were shots of livers and hearts running down the walls, but it was all   thought too graphic to have in the film. '),
('15474',' The backbreaking sheriffs scene had more to it. There were more screams,   more bone crushing, and his legs began to kick. '),
('15475',' A scene at the very end was cut. In it, a red'),
('15476','haired Elias Voorhees walked   to his sons grave. Knowing he wasnt in the casket, Elias gives the camera   a wicked glare. '),
('15477',' Sissys death was toned down. Originally, you could see her head torn off   and dropped.'),
('15478',' Originally, a shot of Mrs. Voorhees grave appeared next to her sons grave  in the opening sequence.  Later, there was some dialogue in the police  station where Tommy asked why Jason wasnt cremated, and the sheriff  responded by saying "We were gonna, but some asshole paid to give Jason and  his mother a proper burial."	"Some asshole" is revealed in the final cut  scene (at the films end) to be Jasons father.'),
('15479',' In the original script, the deaths of both Jill and Officer Pappas were more  graphic.  Instead of Jason pushing Nikkis face into the wall, as we see in  the wide release, Jason squeezed her throat until blood spurted out.	In  Officer Pappas death, Jason originally tore off his face (literally),  leaving a faceless corpse staring ahead before falling down.	However, veteran  Friday The 13th producer Frank Mancuso, Jr. advised director Tom McLoughlin  to tone down these scenes for the film, stating that the MPAA would never  give the film an "R" rating with these scenes intact.'),
('15480',' The workprint version, currently circulating as a bootleg, contains the  sheriffs backbreaking death in its entirety.  The ending is also slightly  altered; it excludes the profanity Tommy spouts at Jason, and the ensuing  fight between Tommy and Jason both above and below the lakes surface is  longer.  After Megan rescues Tommy and shoves the boats propeller into  Jasons neck, the shot of the gore spilling into the water is eliminated.'),
('15481',' The Norwegian video'),
('15482','version is uncut with an 18 rating.'),
('15483',' In the Malaysian VCD version, the shot of the three paintballers having their  heads severed and their bodies falling is edited, now just showing Jason  slash the screen. The sex scene between Nikki and Cort is also edited to the  point where it shows the first shot of the RV shaking and cuts to Jason  popping up and finding it.'),
('15484',' An additional scene that has occasionally made its way onto television  airings features deputy Rick locked in the jail cell, banging on the cell  window, calling for help, and struggling to reach for the keys left on the  floor.'),
('15485',' In the trailer, there is a shot of Jasons eye shooting open which is not  featured in the U.S. print.'),
('15486',' Some publicity stills include a scene in which Sergeant Brodski engages in a  knife fight with Jason while in the Cargo Bay of the Grendel which is not  included in the U.S. print.'),
('15487',' In the trailer, when the survivors are knocked to the ground and Uber'),
('15488','Jason  is first seen, Janessa says, "What the Hell is that?" as Uber'),
('15489','Jason emerges  out of the smoke. That scene is not in the final print.'),
('15490',' The fight between Jason and Kayem was originally longer.  It was trimmed for  pacing reasons.'),
('15491',' Filmed was a short scene in the beginning where the girlfriend (Tracey) of  the soldier (Johnson) guarding Jason brings him brownies and a blanket. She  then has him take pictures of her with the sedated Jason until Rowan comes in  and chews them out. It also revealed how Jason broke free (when the soldier  put the blanket over him, it pulled free an IV line feeding Jason sedatives).'),
('15492',' Region 1 DVD commentary notes scenes that were edited to avoid an NC'),
('15493','17.  The  scenes are: '),
('15494',' A less bloodier take of Dr. Wimmers spear through stomach scene. '),
('15495',' A very small amount of frames were removed from the shot of Adriennes head   after it was shattered(the bloody stump). '),
('15496',' The scene where the Grunt get "screwed" was edited to remove some more   footage of his body spinning down the giant screw. '),
('15497',' Other than those scenes, all other death scenes are fully uncut, including   the Grunt who is disemboweled!'),
('15498',' US unrated video release is billed as "Special, sexy unrated version" and  features 1 minute of additional sex footage not present in the original  theatrical version.'),
('15499',' Ferns voice'),
('15500','over dialogue in the theatrical trailer is slightly different  than what appears in the film.  The trailer opens with Ferns saying:	"You  should have seen the four of them.  People worshipped them and cursed them,  but everyone wanted to be them.  Courtney was the leader.  She was like Satan  in heels and Marcy was her henchman." Stars William Katt and P.J. Soles, who  if you blink, youll miss in the film, have a slightly longer scene in the  theatrical trailer.  As they walk into Lizs bedroom, you can actually see  their faces. A short scene appears in the theatrical trailer, which takes  place in the girls bathroom, where the Gothic Girl says, "You frighten me!"'),
('15501',' The version shown in recent years on television (as of 2005) includes a  lengthier scene where the crazed fishermen hunt sharks to collect Mrs.  Kinters reward. It shows them crazily firing rifles into the water, much  like a shark feeding frenzy.'),
('15502',' Television versions feature additional scenes: extra scenes on TV included a  longer discussion between the Mayor and Hendricks (the guy with the busted  fence complains to the mayor) and one involving Quint buying piano wire from  a music store.'),
('15503',' The Finnish video version lacks the goriest scenes (Quint bitten in the end,  close'),
('15504','up of Ben Gardners head, severed leg falling to the bottom etc.).'),
('15505',' The DVD release includes several deleted scenes which include: '),
('15506',' Brody feeds the dogs in the kitchen. '),
('15507',' Quint buys piano wire and berates a boy in a music shop. '),
('15508',' The shark hunters flotilla battles amongst itself to pull up a tiger shark   to claim the bounty. '),
('15509',' On the way to cut open the tiger shark, Hooper tells Brody about a $1200   phone bill and a girl who liked phone sex.'),
('15510',' On the laserdisc version, there is an additional deleted scene where Quint  and his little friend are talking in a boathouse.  His friend tells him hes  not going with him to hunt the shark.  Quint responds by calling him a  "miserable little son of a b*tch."'),
('15511',' The television version cuts the shot of the man in the boats leg sinking to  the bottom of the ocean. The shot where Quint vomits blood as the shark bites  into his stomach is cut. Most of the profanity is also removed.'),
('15512',' The recent 25th Anniversary release on VHS and DVD contained all new sound  effects (even though the original release won the Oscar for Best Sound).'),
('15513',' Another cut scene shown in the DVD (and also spliced into the film in some TV  versions) has a longer conversation between Brody and Cassidy before  Chrissys body is discovered. In this cut, Cassidys attitude toward  Chrissys disappearance is much colder: when he says "She mustve drowned,"  he shows no emotion at all, and he quickly goes into a casual conversation  about his rent and bills.'),
('15514',' A scene was scripted and shot, but not included in the theatrical print,  where Hendricks and Red took Tom Andrews out to the "Orca" wreck in search of  the missing divers. It is during this scene that the camera is found.'),
('15515',' Scripted and shot, but never included in the final print, are more exchanges  of dialogue between the teenagers, mostly between the not so introduced teens  such as Lucy, Polo, Patrick, and Brook.'),
('15516',' The 2001 DVD release and VHS re'),
('15517','releases change the "Featured Players" credit  during the opening scene to "Featuring", and insert the previously uncredited  Cyprian R. Dube (qv) (Posner) and Oneida Rollins (qv) (ambulance driver)  into the end credits.'),
('15518',' There are five scenes edited from the theatrical cut of the film that were  re'),
('15519','added to the Television Version: '),
('15520',' Ellen, adding wine to the fruit punch, and tells the waitress to smile and   look cute. '),
('15521',' Brody, given Peterson a parking ticket because, he was parking at a "No   Parking" zone. Peterson tries to talk Brody out of giving him the ticket,   and a half'),
('15522','exasperated half'),
('15523','joking Brody tells Peterson to just "pay the two   dollars." '),
('15524',' The Council argues about the incident at the beach. '),
('15525',' The Council goes into Mayor Vaughns office to take a vote to fire Brody;   Mayor Vaughn alone votes against Brodys firing. '),
('15526',' The shark attacks the helicopter pilot, after capsizing it underwater.'),
('15527',' The UK cinema version was cut by 7 secs by the BBFC to edit closeup scenes of  Overmans mutilated body and to remove a shot of a sea worm emerging from his  mouth. The cuts were restored in the video version and the certificate  upgraded to a 15 (12 for the DVD release).'),
('15528',' Originally released in 3D.'),
('15529',' Released in Japan in 3'),
('15530','D on the short'),
('15531','lived VHD format. This release has been  widely copied to make bootleg 3'),
('15532','D tapes and DVDs.'),
('15533',' In cable versions such as HBO and Showtime, there is another ending showing  the sharks demise. When Ellen Brody drives the boat into it, it cross cuts to  the sharks head with blood squirting from its mouth. The sharks body  eventually sinks down with the front end of the boat on its side.'),
('15534',' This film has an alternate TV version, where Jake (Mario Van Peebles) is  alive at the end of the film, only severely wounded. The shark impalement is  also replaced with a cheesy cut and paste of the shark from the first film  exploding.'),
('15535',' The UK cinema was cut by 37 seconds to get a "PG" rating with heavy edits  made to Seans death and shots of a bloody body in the sharks mouth during  the banana boat attack. The cuts applied to all other releases, until 2001,  where the film was passed uncut with an upgraded "12" certificate.'),
('15536',' In the original ending Jake is eaten, and the shark is bloodily impaled by  the front of the ship. In the alternate ending the shark is speared on the  end of the boat as usual but blows up instantly. A long shot from the  original Jaws movie shows the headless shark drifting towards the bottom. Cut  back to the surface where the three survivors are clinging to bits of the  broken ship and Jake is floating around, bleeding.  This version also misses  out a 30 second section of shots showing the shark perspective from behind  the boat as it follows then dives, before reappearing in front of the boat.'),
('15537',' Some British TV screenings have featured much un'),
('15538','doctored footage of the  shark where you can see the machinery driving it.  A six by three foot hole  in the sharks stomach is clearly visible during the submersible attack and  almost every shot in the following chase shows the machine protruding from  under the shark.'),
('15539',' The syndicated televsion version features a voice over during the opening  credits in an attempt to make sense of what the viewer is about to see. Other  deleted scenes feature Jake and Mike singing and playing guitar on the porch,  Ellen telling Mike a strange joke, and more scenes of Ellen and Hoagie  walking around doing nothing!'),
('15540',' The version on AMC has another scene in the casino with Hoagie gambling.'),
('15541',' Home video versions contain all the footage mentioned in the first item, and  run 91 minutes, two minutes longer than the theatrical version.'),
('15542',' A number of scenes were cut from the final print of the movie. One of which  is a scene of Jay and Silent Bob on the bus to Los Angeles, with Jay asking  the bus driver are they in Hollywood yet, then Jay taunting a little child in  a helmet who gives them "the finger" and Silent Bob attacks the boy taking  his Nintendo game away. Later Jay and Silent Bob are shown being thrown off  the bus for smoking pot in the toilet in back of the bus. All of the secnes  deleted/edited of the lesbian relationship between Chrissy and Missy which  includes a shot of them in the convenience store kissing and Justice telling  Sissy that them reading Anais Nin wouldnt amount to anything. An additional  scene shown in the trailer, but not in the feature is with Jay and Silent Bob  with the L.A. hookers on their first arrival in Los Angeles where Jay offers  them a long and filthy list of things they want to do with them and the  hookers walk away disgusted themselves. Another scene in the motel where  Justice seals the diamonds and then sneaks into the bedroom crawling on her  hand and knees where Chrissy and Missy are on the bed, covered by a sheet,  making out while Sissy is having sex witht he pizza delivery guy against the  vanity. Justice steals their car keys from the bedside table and escapes in  their car, then the trio in varied states of undress, run out after Justice  as she drives away.'),
('15543',' The Enhanced CD Soundtrack has a video for "Jays Rap 2001", in which is  shown a number of shots that did not make it into the final film mixed in  with those that did. These shots include: (1) Jay and Bob in a plane, (2) the  two drinking beers (at the appropriate moment of "Jays Rap") on the set of  "Good Will Hunting 2: Hunting Season", (3) Jay and Bob outside a parking lot,  (4) an alternate take of Jay miming sucking a breast in "Brodies Comic  Stash", (5) Jay smoking a cigarette during the "E.T."'),
('15544','influenced bike scene,  (6) Bob stepping out of a room with a goofy grin on his face while Jay tokes  up, and finally ends with (7) a hilarious blooper where Jay offers Suzanne  the orangutan a hit off a joint.'),
('15545',' The first internet'),
('15546','only trailer contains some shots and alternate takes that  were not used in the final film. They are as follows: (1) a shot of Justice  slamming Sissy against a green tube during their fight scene, (2) an extra  line of Justices dialogue, (3) an alternate take of Brents "watch the  language, little boy" line, (4) Jay screaming "YO, LUNCHBOX, HURRY UP!", (5)  Jays "master of the clit" line in color rather than the black'),
('15547','and'),
('15548','white shot  that is in the film, (5) Jon Stewart against a bluescreen saying that "the  C.L.I.T. is not something to be played with", (6) an alternate take of Steve  Kmetko saying, "Is Hollywood ready for Jay and Silent Bob?", (7) Randal  talking about ABC cancelling both him and Dante, (8) an alternate shot of the  orangutans dressed as Jay and Bob, and, finally, (9) a non'),
('15549','ADRed Shannen  Doherty yelling "CUT!". This trailer is available on the soundtrack CD.'),
('15550',' The theatrical trailer contains one snip of a deleted scene of Chrissy (Ali  Larter) kissing Missy (Jennifer Schwalbach'),
('15551','Smith)'),
('15552',' In one of the R'),
('15553','rated trailers for the movie, Randal tells Dante "If youd  been funnier than that, ABC wouldnt have cancelled us." (A reference to the  short lived Clerks cartoon series on ABC.) This line is not in the film.'),
('15554',' In an earlier test screening of "Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back" the discussion  between Marshall Willenholly and the Boulder Police about the search for Jay,  Silent Bob and the missing orangutang was much longer. It also	included an  homage/referrence to the famous scene in The Fugitive where Tommy Lee Jones  briefs the marshalls on "the hard'),
('15555','target search."'),
('15556',' Kevin Smiths film festival, Vulgarthon 2002, included the deleted scenes  which will be shown on the DVD, they include: '),
('15557',' An ABC joke in the Quick Stop '),
('15558',' Another appearance by the "Two packs of wraps" kids. '),
('15559',' A scene in the stash where Brodie interacts with a customer '),
('15560',' A scene in the stash where Brodie impersonates Jay '),
('15561',' A Chasing Amy in'),
('15562','joke in Holdens apartement. '),
('15563',' A scene where Holden shows Jay and Bob a site called donkeyshow.com '),
('15564',' A cut scene of Jay and Bob on the bus to Hollywood '),
('15565',' More of Jay with the nun '),
('15566',' An alternate, filthier take of the Scooby Doo scene '),
('15567',' An small part in the Mooby fast food joint where Jay reads an E'),
('15568','mail on   moviepoopshoot.com '),
('15569',' More of the scene in the Van where Brent sings '),
('15570',' A scene between Brent and a CGI created sheep '),
('15571',' A scene where Jay and Bob try to lean on the wall of the store '),
('15572',' More of the scene in the store and a scene of Jay singing '),
('15573',' A small scene of the jewel theifs getting dressed '),
('15574',' A alteernate introduction to Willenholly '),
('15575',' More of Willenholly at the scene of the crime '),
('15576',' More of the news report with Willenholly including a scene at the Stash '),
('15577',' A scene where Jay talks to hookers in Hollywood '),
('15578',' More of the scene on the balcony with the girls '),
('15579',' More of Justice escaping with the diamonds '),
('15580',' A Mallrats reference on the Scream 3 set '),
('15581',' A scene where Jay and Bob watch a scene of Daredevil being shot '),
('15582',' More on the set of Bluntman and Chronic '),
('15583',' More of Banky and Hopper at the premiere; this scene reveals that Banky is   gay and also includes the reappearance of Scott Mosier as the "tracer" guy   from Chasing Amy.'),
('15584',' Viewers of the R1 DVD version who choose the French language option see a  different version of the opening credits, with French text substituted,  though the title of the film remains in English.'),
('15585',' Presented on French television in a 2'),
('15586','part 3 hour version.'),
('15587',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('15588',' 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. Also, the ending was  cropped: after Porkys police car douses the white Ghost in exhaust soot, it  originally turned toward the camera appearing as in Blackface and remarked,  in a voice like Eddie "Rochester" Andersons, "Mah, oh, mah!  Tattletail  grey!"'),
('15589',' After the end scene when the Creeper gets what he wants, there was an  extended ending cut out of the movie where it turns out that everything was  just a story told by a person named Gary (also played by Justin Long) to his  girlfriend, Lisa (also played by Gina Philips). She doesnt believe him and  they leave the place that they were camping at so they dont miss the bus.  But instead of getting on the bus, they hitchhike and get picked up by a  green truck. Unfortunately, it turns out to be the Creepers truck and as the  scene fades out, Lisa turns on the radio where "Jeepers Creepers" is playing.'),
('15590',' Special Edition DVD contains a supplemental section featuring numerous scenes  that were deleted or shortened. They include: '),
('15591',' Slightly altered opening scene; also includes some additional dialogue in   which the kids talk about their mother. '),
('15592',' A longer sequence the Creeper eating the tongue (which was originally   trimmed to avoid an "NC'),
('15593','17" rating). '),
('15594',' The initial scene inside the church basement is slightly extended. '),
('15595',' Longer sequence inside the car on the way to the diner. '),
('15596',' Longer strip'),
('15597','a'),
('15598','cop sequence. '),
('15599',' The scene where the Creeper attacks the kids in the road (after killing the   Cat Lady) is slightly extended. '),
('15600',' Longer phone call home. '),
('15601',' Longer sequence of the Creeper entering the police station. '),
('15602',' An alternate ending in which the final shot in the theatrical ending was   more of a subtle insinuation that a graphic display of what happened.'),
('15603',' On the German Code 2'),
('15604','DVD (Platinum Edition) by MAWA/VCL (and perhaps the VHS  as well) you cant hear the screaming of Darry/Justin Long when the Creepers  tortures him. The screaming has been removed on the dubbed versions. But you  can hear it softly if you tune in to the audio commentary by the director  (who also comments the screams).'),
('15605',' The film originally opened with the teams basketball game in its final  moments. This was filmed, but cut from the final version. On the DVD special  features, the Gymnasium set can be seen in the background on the feature  entitled "A Day In Hell".'),
('15606',' The hard'),
('15607','to'),
('15608','find UK video release featured a different music score during the  first transfomation scene.'),
('15609',' In the television edit, there is an additional scene not seen in theatrical  or the videotape versions, where Hubert Howes, completely recovered, is on  his yacht. The doctor who donated all of his organs is on the yacht with him,  in bed on life support, just like Howes was in the beginning.'),
('15610',' DVD release restores the overture and the exit music which were deleted from  the VHS releases.'),
('15611',' A version of "The Jerk" shown on cables Turner Network Television contained  alternate footage. Besides changing the name of Navins dog to "Stupid"  rather than the traditional "Shithead," genuine alternate footage was  contained. In one previously'),
('15612','unseen scene, Navin is so broken'),
('15613','up over the  loss of Marie that he "just had to spin." The carnies remove him from the  ride by force, and he tries to explain to them what emotions are. The  "charity" montage is also rather different. Before the cat juggling sequence  Navin meets a professor'),
('15614','type who insults him and shows him some apparently  unpleasant pictures, and a Texan millionare who cries over small cracks on  the seat of his airplane. Navin pays both, of course. In this version there  is no "Iron Balls McGinty" sequence.'),
('15615',' On the television version there are a few extra scenes not available on the  VHS release.  On the TV version Navan elaborates on making a dollar and ten  cents an hour, and he also tells his mother he was waiting for his skin to  change color any year now.  This footage is not available anywhere else.'),
('15616',' The scene where Mr. Hartounian hires Navin is a bit different in the TV  version. Instead of showing Navin at the urinal, the entire shot of Jackie  Mason is used until Navin exits the mens room. Also, Mr. Hartounian mocks  Navins response and mentions how kids today "wanna start on the top and work  their way sideways," which ends in him wondering, "whom I talkin to?"'),
('15617',' The scene where Navin and Marie first meet was also changed. After Navin  rescues Billy from the train ride, he tramples through a bunch of miniature  houses because his cap is pulled down. When Marie gives Navin back his stuff  and thanks him for saving Billy, an alternate take and different shots are  used. After Navin says, "hes a real little dickens," Marie adds the line,  "so are you," and a close'),
('15618','up is used when she kisses him.'),
('15619',' The TV cut that airs on the WB late nights, sometimes, is drastically  different from the finished cut of the movie that can be rented on video. The  print runs longer and there are a lot more gags (although very low brow).  Dialogue is dramatically changed and you can tell these new scenes were  filmed a year or so after the movie was made due to the length of the actors  hair, and their skin color, etc.'),
('15620',' The version prepared for the cable TV premiere on Showtime includes a new  fictional Reebok advertisement at the end of the film over the closing  credits. Director Cameron Crowe originally decided not to include the  commercial, who features Cuba Gooding Jr. as athlete Rod Tidwell, in the  theatrical version because he thought he ruined the ending.  Allegedly, the  fictional commercial has been reinstated because of a lawsuit between Reebok  and Columbia Pictures over the terms of product placement in the film.'),
('15621',' As this show aired live, there was a heckler interrupting the show who was  quickly thrown out. All subsequent versions have had the part with the  heckler removed.'),
('15622',' All UK versions were cut by 13 secs by the BBFC to remove the controversial  scene of a horse fatally falling from a cliff.'),
('15623',' An alternate version was filmed concurrently with the English one, with the  actors speaking in the authentic languages (Aramic, Hebrew, Greek and Latin)  appropriate for the events and people portrayed. This version is then used  with a voice'),
('15624','over narration in any of several modern language.'),
('15625',' The international version of this film includes scenes that had to be cut due  to time constraints on the CBS network. These scenes include: '),
('15626',' Extended version of the flashback scene where Mary tells Joseph about the   angel '),
('15627',' Extended version of Jesus farewell to Mary of Bethany, with Lazarus   throwing him out in anger '),
('15628',' Satan showing Jesus the execution of Joan of Arc during the Gethsemane   temptation '),
('15629',' Extended crucifixion with closeups of the nail going into Jesus wrist and   of Him screaming '),
('15630',' Brief scene of Judas hanging himself after the crucifixion '),
('15631',' Alternate ending involving Jesus coming back to present day while joyously   meeting up with various children'),
('15632',' aka Welcome Back Miss Mary'),
('15633',' There are two versions of this film: hardcore with explicit sex scenes and  softcore.'),
('15634',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('15635',' A directors cut prepared by Oliver Stone for the video release features 17  minutes of footage not included in the theatrical version. Among the new  material:'),
('15636',' Guy Bannister and his secretary talk briefly about Oswald and laugh.'),
('15637',' New flashbacks of Oswalds life in Dallas with his wife after his return from  Russia and his contacts with George De Mohrenshildt, Janet and Bill Williams  (the man who gets Oswald a job at the book depository).'),
('15638',' When Garrison and his assistant are at the book depository, they discuss the  fact that the motorcade route was changed by then Dallas mayor Earle Cabell,  brother of general Charles Cabell fired by Kennedy in 1961.'),
('15639',' A fake Oswald (Frank Whaley) is seen in a flashback test'),
('15640','driving a new car  and talking about Russia to the salesman.'),
('15641',' In another flashback, Oswald is introduced to the New Orleans Cuban community  and meets Sylvia Odio, leader of an underground anti'),
('15642','Castro movement.'),
('15643',' A new flashback of Oswald and Clay shaw seen together at a voters  registration drive in september 63'),
('15644',' Jim Garrison appears on the "Jerry Johnson Show" on TV to be interviewed. He  tries to show photographs and defend his theories but hes cut short by host  Jerry Johnson (played by John Larroquette).'),
('15645',' Bill Broussard meets Jim Garrison at the airport where hes leaving for  Phoenix and tells him the mob will attempt to assassinate him. After a few  minutes he has to flee from a public restroom when he hears strange voices in  the next stall and is approached by an unknown man (a cameo by production  designer Victor Kempster) who pretends to be a friend of him.'),
('15646',' Garrison and his staff discover that Broussard has disappeared from his  apartment, and argue about the real reason why Clay Shaw has been brought to  trial. While theyre talking, Garrison sees Robert Kennedy on TV and says  "Theyll kill him before theyll let him be president".'),
('15647',' During the trial more witnesses against Shaw are shown than in the theatrical  version, including a obviously insane man (Ron Rifkin) who claims that Shaw  discussed killing Kennedy with him.'),
('15648',' When the videocassette was first released (and subsequently on all broadcasts  as well), an addendum to the epilogue is shown, telling how more JFK sealed  records in 1992 were released to the public due to the controversy stirred by  the film. It also warns more records have yet to be released.'),
('15649',' All three DVD releases of the film in the US have featured the extended video  version. The theatrical cut is only available in Region 2, in the UK.'),
('15650',' The U.S. version is cut by 22 minutes from the original Hong Kong release.'),
('15651',' The American DVD release which is titled "Black Dragon" also includes the  uncut subtitled version of the film.'),
('15652',' Originally released at 117 minutes; full Directors Cut is 162 minutes long.'),
('15653',' UK video version is cut by 17 seconds to receive a 12 rating.'),
('15654',' For the UK release 16 seconds of cockfighting were cut under the  Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act of 1937.'),
('15655',' The scenes of Sadism and S&M was trimmed three times by the Indian censor  board (CBFC) according to the Indian culture.'),
('15656',' The Japanese'),
('15657','Indian version of the film was 145 minutes in duration, as there  were no trimmings from Japanese Censor Board. Apart from Japan the film was  137 minutes in duration.'),
('15658',' The version shown on Comedy Central is about 26 minutes shorter than the  longer DVD release. The TV version omits/edits the following parts of the  show: '),
('15659',' Packaging '),
('15660',' The Grocery Store '),
('15661',' Food Fast '),
('15662',' Spray Cheese '),
('15663',' Case Against Cinnabons '),
('15664',' Eating Out '),
('15665',' Steak And Salad '),
('15666',' Eat Healthy '),
('15667',' Film Director '),
('15668',' Doing Nothing '),
('15669',' E'),
('15670','mail '),
('15671',' Weird'),
('15672',' In 1997, Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version with a rousing  orchestral score by Zoran Borisavljevic (qv) and English subtitles by  Alexander Litvak. It was produced for video by David Shepard (qv) and runs  54 minutes.'),
('15673',' Videocassette box states that "some footage has been added and some deleted  from the theatrical version."'),
('15674',' In the theatrical version, Ruth Gordon says "Let me tell you about that Walt  Disney, hes got the kids by the balls". In all versions that play on  television, the line was changed to "Let me tell you about that Walt Disney,  hes got the kids by the ears".'),
('15675',' An English credit roll is used for the dubbed version as well as an English  title crawl for the opening quote.'),
('15676',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 8 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('15677',' The US release was cut by approximately 20+ minutes from the original Hong  Kong version. Many video/DVD releases are based on this cut version (ie. UK  and Germany).'),
('15678',' This Jackie Chan vehicle has been re'),
('15679','released in the USA in 1996 after the  success of _Rumble in the Bronx (1995)_ (qv) in a slightly altered version: '),
('15680',' Running time is two minutes shorter than the original (now 91 minutes); '),
('15681',' Picture has been dubbed in English instead of being subtitled; '),
('15682',' Theres a new title sequence and a different soundtrack, featuring a music   score by McNeely, Joel (qv) and some pop/rock tunes; '),
('15683',' Jackie Chans character name has been changed from Chen Chiachu to Kevin   Chan; '),
('15684',' Actress Michelle Yeaoh is billed as Michelle Khan in the new version.'),
('15685',' The Criterion laserdisc has both the Cantonese and English'),
('15686','dubbed  soundtracks, as well as the five scenes that were deleted from the American  version.'),
('15687',' Deleted scenes from the American version are reprised at the end of the  Criterion laserdisc. These include a brief scene at the beginning between  Hong Kong cops and the DEA; a scene in a marketplace where various endangered  animals are for sale; several moments from the scene where Jackies character  meets Chaibat for the first time '),
('15688',' in which a girl gets a fatal shot of  heroin from Panthers sidekick.'),
('15689',' The Dimension version of Police Story 3 cut out 9 mins from the original Hong  Kong version.  The running time of the Hong Kong version is 100 mins.  The  running time of the Dimension version is 91 mins.'),
('15690',' First cut was deemed regime'),
('15691','critic by chinese censors and therefore rejected.  Approximately 30 minutes were cut to make a more regime'),
('15692','friendly version.'),
('15693',' On the Chinese (region 6) DVD edition (anamorphic with 5.1) Zhou'),
('15694','suns scene,  the blind girl pleading for death after the assassin had killed her whole  family, is completely replaced by the assassins verbal depiction of the  incident. The end credits, however, did include Zhou'),
('15695','sun.'),
('15696',' In the new 2005 DVD release there are a few extra seconds of Lee wandering  around the school before finding the men responsible for his teachers death.'),
('15697',' All early UK cinema and video versions were heavily cut by 2 minutes 51 secs  by the BBFC to remove all footage of nunchaku and a flying throat kick during  a fight scene. The cuts were fully restored for the 2001 Medusa release.'),
('15698',' In the Cantonese and Mandarin prints of the film, the voice of Petrov is  dubbed by Bruce Lee.'),
('15699',' The Dimension version changes the originals dialogue substantially. Changes  include, in the original, Chen Zhen says when the Japanese leave the country,  he will be with his girl, whereas in the dimension version, he says, "If I  can no longer have my country, at least I can be with the woman I love."'),
('15700',' The Out of Print RITEK version from Taiwan contains approximately 3 minutes  of extra footage showing the headmaster using opium with the prostitute.'),
('15701',' The original UK cinema and video releases were cut by the UK censors to  remove a 7 second sequence involving nunchucks. Following a review by the  censors of the treatment of martial arts weaponary onscreen, this cut was  restored when the film was classified for a UK DVD release in 2000.'),
('15702',' ABC Network TV and ABC Family version includes additional scenes not included  in the theatrical and home video release: '),
('15703',' Instead of Howard going right after the woman in the car, he first sees   another woman (Yeardley Smith) with a matching fur coat. He sees a TurboMan   package in her bag and offers her money. She takes it and walks away. He   takes it out and discovers that it is TurboMans sidekick, Booster. He then   runs after the woman in the car. '),
('15704',' In the following scene of Howard traveling to different toy stores looking   for TurboMan, the Jingle all the Way song is replaced by "The Christmas   Song". '),
('15705',' A scene inside Howards GMC when theyre driving to Santas warehouse where   it shows Howard saying his "Weve yet to see a sign of that supposed Turbo   Man doll" sentence. The mall Santa doesnt sing his "Little Boy Who Santa   Claus Forgot" song in the car. '),
('15706',' Additional dialogue in the warehouse, as well as the Mall Santa and all the   other Santas singing a chorus of "Little Boy Who Santa Claus Forgot". '),
('15707',' The rock version of "Jingle all the way" plays as Howard fights the   warehouse Santas '),
('15708',' Additional dialogue between Howard and the cops at the warehouse. '),
('15709',' A scene with Howard riding home in a tow truck after his car had been   stripped where hes rehearsing how he was going to explain what happened to   him to his wife. '),
('15710',' An alternate ending: instead of the ending at the parade, the film fades   back to Howards house. He turns on the lights on his tree and everybody is   happy. Liz says "It was so nice that you went to all that to get him that   present.... so what did you get me?" It ends with a closeup of Howard   looking horrified. This scene originally played following the credits   (theatrical and home video versions). '),
('15711',' An extra scene of Myron Larabee describing the Johnny 7 O.M.A gun to Howard. '),
('15712',' The Mall Santas line of "Thats not my bag" was deleted from television   because of its sexual innuendo; Myrons line of "a woman who slept with   everybody at the post office but me" was changed to "a woman, you dont even   know where she lives any more!"'),
('15713',' Two different R1 versions of the film exist, an R rated version and an  unrated version. Not only can they be differentiated by the unrated version  having a red stripe on the cover, but they have different pictures on the  sides of the DVD cover (the unrated having a picture of Mitsuko). There are  six additions to this version of the film. '),
('15714',' In the subway scene in the beginning, the shot of the girl hitting the   tracks is extended long enough to show her head getting run over by the   train. '),
('15715',' In the school sequence, the ear is now shown being pushed off the roof of   the building. '),
('15716',' In the suicide montage the portions showing the woman cutting off her own   fingers is extended dramatically, and there are a few more lines added to   the background song to accommodate this. '),
('15717',' In the scene showing the introduction of Genesis, there are two added parts   of him stepping on a cat, and then crushing a dog under his foot. '),
('15718',' In the scene of Kurotas suicide, the gunshot has been extended long enough   to show the bullet actually going through the back of his head.'),
('15719',' After being premiered in a long version running 163 minutes, the film bombed  spectacularly at the box office and was quickly recut by the producers and  re'),
('15720','released in a shorter 130 minutes version against the wishes of  director/star Adriano Celentano, who sued and asked that the film be  withdrawn from theaters. All TV versions feature the shorter cut.'),
('15721',' In 1998, UCLA restored "Joan of Arc" to its original length of 145 minutes,  and the complete version was finally given its first public screening in  nearly fifty years, on December 3, 1998.'),
('15722',' This movie was originally released at 145 minutes. Forty'),
('15723','five minutes(!) were  cut for its second run.'),
('15724',' The fully restored 145'),
('15725','minute version has recently (2004) been released on  DVD.'),
('15726',' The cut version of the film reduced many of the supporting actors roles  (notably those of Hurd Hatfield and Jeff Corey) to mere walk'),
('15727','ons with all of  their dialogue gone. Hatfield, especially, was practically edited out of the  shorter version, so that viewers who have seen only the 100 minute cut of the  film, and knew that he was in it, were left wondering if he really appeared  in the movie at all.'),
('15728',' In some prints of the edited version, the voices of the saints that Joan  hears giving her commands were also heard by the audience. In the original  145'),
('15729','minute version, as well as the DVD version, the saints are not heard  saying anything at all. All that is heard is a solo soprano voice (supplied  by Marni Nixon), singing a wordless chant when Joan first goes into battle  and when she hears her voices for the last time.'),
('15730',' The DVD contains several Deleted scenes including Joe shopping for Eight  Trax, and Joe getting heckled about his encounter with Buffalo Bob.'),
('15731',' The movie was re'),
('15732','shot to change the ending, which was unpopular with test  audiences. In the original ending, after Joe and Patricia are expelled by the  volcano, they are rescued by the Tweedle Dum (the sister of the yacht that  was sunk, the Tweedle Dee.) On board are the rescued crew of the Dee, as well  as Graynamore and "Dr. Ellison", who turns out to be Graynamores tax  accountant (and hatchet man) by the name of Kenneth Hindmick. Graynamore  reveals he had Hindmick pose as a doctor to make Joe think he had a fatal  disease. Hindmick pulls a gun on Joe to protect Graynamore from Joes anger,  and to allow Graynamore to keep the yacht. Joe, having stared into the mouth  of a volcano, calmly swipes the gun from Hindmick, then announces to  Graynamore that he and Patricia had gotten married by the Chief. They both  banish Graynamore and Hindmick to the boats dinghy in the middle of the  ocean. Graynamore tells Hindmick that he likes Joe, and admits being banished  in a small dinghy in the middle of the ocean is his price for being too  greedy, and tells Hindmick to help him row home. Back at the Tweedle Dum, Joe  and Patricia see the four steamer trunks popping to the surface, with the  Chief riding the last one, brandishing his Tobi, happily telling them he  didnt lose his soul after all. Joe replies he didnt lose his either. The  only remnant from the original ending is that in the end credits, you see an  artists rendition of the Tweedle Dum sailing off into the distance.'),
('15733',' When Joes Apartment was aired on network television, the name of the band  that Joe became involved with was changed from "SHIT" to "POO"'),
('15734',' US version runs ca. 20 minutes shorter than the original German version.'),
('15735',' The score for the US version has been completely changed.'),
('15736',' Many alternate takes were used for the films previews. A scene with John  praying in front of the ERs cross and asking God why he made his son sick  appears in the trailer but not in the film.'),
('15737',' Theatrical version was rated PG'),
('15738','13. Video version features additional footage  and has been "re'),
('15739','rated R."'),
('15740',' Also shown in computer colorized version.'),
('15741',' Color Version (Directors Cut).'),
('15742',' In some versions, such as the VHS home video version, the opening theme by  Weird Al Yankovic (qv) has been removed and replaced with the same music  that runs under the end titles.  Presumably this was due to a music licensing  issue. The DVD release restores the original theme by "Weird Al" Yankovic.'),
('15743',' Japanese version is rather different from the international version. It runs  ca. 10 minutes longer (the additional scenes focus mostly on Takeshi Kitanos  character Takahashi), some scenes were completely reedited, in other scenes  different camera angles were used. It also has a different soundtrack and  more violence (which was cut to secure a R rating in the US).'),
('15744',' DVD version features a commentary in the beginning and the end of the movie,  some VHS versions do not include it.'),
('15745',' 30'),
('15746','minute version also available with alternate ending.'),
('15747',' 30 minute version also available with alternate ending.'),
('15748',' The American DVD (released by Caballero) is missing approx. 10 minutes from  the original German version. The German DVD (released by Herzog Video) is  uncut and contains both, a German and an English audio track.'),
('15749',' The complete version of the film with the fully tied'),
('15750','up ending runs 108  minutes but this version has never been released in any format.'),
('15751',' The French DVD (region 2) runs two minutes shorter than the VHS because the a  scene in which the character Rita (Kristian Alfonso) lights a cigarette is  cut and the love scene scene between her and Santee is shortened.'),
('15752',' In the 106 minute Region 1 DVD by Artisan in 1999 there are several scenes  which do not appear in the 97 minute 1994 UK VHS and TV broadcast versions  such as Deputy Tomays return to Jimmy Shoeshines warehouse. The gun battle  in the warehouse is much longer and bloodier and has a much higher body  count.'),
('15753',' This film has at least (possibly more) two different endings. At end of the  second hour, the versions differ from each other: '),
('15754',' The original version has Santee shoot Rudy with the Uzi from the top of the   ridge many times. Severence grabs Rita and tells him to give it up. Santee   appears and says Im here, Severence. Let her go! before stumbling down   the ridge. But Severence overpowers him and kicks him off the edge of a   cliff by stomping on his bloodied hands. As Severance is about to kill Rita   he and Santee fight over a revolver. Rudy is still alive and they both shoot   him before Santee pulverizes Severence with his fists. Just as he is about   to crush his head with a boulder Santee says This is for Eddie, which is   followed by a brief black and white flashback. Severence says Go ahead,   kid. Id do it to you before Santee is interrupted by the police. Severence   is then arrested by Sheriff Cepeda who claims he has seen the CCTV footage   of him murdering Deputy Agnos back at Jimmy Shoeshines warehouse. There is   a denouement in which Santee is back at his dads ranch and Rita is in her   Police Uniform. He mentions the fate of Eddies wife and E.G. before kissing   Rita goodbye. '),
('15755',' The other ending of the film has an extra fight scene between Santee,   Severence and Rudy. Santee only shoots Rudy from the ridge once and Rudy is   knocked out as he hits his head on a rock. Santees descent from the ridge   is shorter. His fight with Severence is the exact same but as he kicks   Santee of the cliff his hand doesnt have as much blood on it as it did   before. Immeadiatly after landing on a ledge Santee starts climbing back up   the cliff. Severence teases Rita about killing her but is interrupted by   Santee, who is then interrupted by Rudy holding an AK'),
('15756','47 to his head. Santee   gives up and is beaten down by Rudy and Severence. Just as they are about to   kill him Rita intervenes and claims that if they do, theyll never get the   money he took from Jimmy Shoeshine. Even though the suitcase is hidden under   a low railroad bridge elsewhere, Santee pretends its hidden nearby. This   gives him a chance to get the upper'),
('15757','hand over Severence and Rudy and   bushwhacks them. All three of them fight but Severence is the first to run   off as its clear hes losing. Rita then beats him with a stick. Santee and   Rudy are still fighting but he gets Rudy in a headlock. Rudys last words   before Santee breaks his neck are Eddie was just a nigger. With Rudy dead   Santee rushes back to Severence to stop him from hurting Rita. He pulverizes   him and is about to finish him off with a boulder but there is no flashback   and no mention of Eddie. The cops arrive and Severence is cuffed by Cepeda   who makes no reference to seeing the CCTV footage. Santee is handcuffed   right away and the films ends with no denouement or any loose ends tied up.'),
('15758',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('15759',' An alternative PG rated version was released (supposedly to gather more of  a family related audience).'),
('15760',' The DVD features several deleted scenes, including a much longer introduction  to Fiona at the MegaRecords party.'),
('15761',' PG version is in Fullscreen only, is an Family edited version of the movie: '),
('15762',' Melody is holding a sign that says "Honk if you love Pussycats," you dont   see this clip in the video at all,they replaced it with something else. '),
('15763',' TWO bits of dialog where they did voice'),
('15764','overs. Both times its the bad guys   ranting and you can tell their lips move differently from the "cleaner"   dialog thats inserted.'),
('15765',' Director Jacques Tati (qv) shot the film simultaneously with two cameras:  one was loaded with color film and one with black and white film, as a backup  copy. The film was originally intended to be released in color, but the  laboratory could not develop the color film because it was shot using a new,  experimental process, so Tati decided to release the black and white version  instead. Another version, with some color footage was released in 1961. In  1995 the original color negative was partially restored and some parts of the  black and white film were computer colorized in order to generate a new color  version faithful to Tatis original vision. This new version was released  with a short prologue detailing the shooting history of the film. The last  two versions are now available in DVD (in France), with a documentary about  the "colors of Jour de fête".'),
('15766',' There was no Wizard in the theatrical release...but in the network TV version  there was!  He was played in live'),
('15767','action sequences by Bill Cosby, and the  sub'),
('15768','plot was to get the children back to Kansas to join Dorothy for  Christmas.  The TV version runs 96 minutes.'),
('15769',' Originally broadcast as episodes of the TV series "Space: 1999" (1975).'),
('15770',' Originally released on video in the US with a risque introduction by Sybil  Danning, as part of the Adventure Video series. Withdrawn from circulation  after Martin Landau and Barbara Bain threatened legal action.'),
('15771',' German TV version has some alternate scenes: '),
('15772',' the credit sequence is in a different, more colorful style '),
('15773',' Professor Lindenbrook comes into the lecture room from a different position '),
('15774',' the scene where the students are singing is deleted '),
('15775',' the piano scene is shorter and uses some material which is not present on   the DVD'),
('15776',' The U.S. pay'),
('15777','tv version has the vocals (sung by Otto Brandenburg) removed  from the ending title song that was played over the ending credits.'),
('15778',' The MGM DVD release, in which it is double featured with "Invisible Invaders"  (1959), has restored the vocals to the ending score.'),
('15779',' Because of problems with speed and reliability of the original version,  Presto produced a Turbo upgrade in 1994 that was 300 percent faster. It was  later remade as _Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime (1997) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('15780',' A French version of this film was shot simultaneously, with the same cast and  crew.'),
('15781',' UK 18 cert version on DVD titled Joy and the Pharaohs contains a filmed  interview with Zara Whites (qv)'),
('15782',' Shown in trailer but not in actual film, a POV shot through the windshield of  Lewis car as it flips over in a crash.'),
('15783',' DVD includes 29 minute extended ending and four alternate endings.'),
('15784',' Deleted scene After Rusty Nail drives away in his truck after almost  crushing Lewis and Fuller in their car, the two look at each other, and begin  to laugh timidly. Then Fuller, slowly steps out of the car and screams at the  top of his lungs.'),
('15785',' In the trailer, theres also a scene of Lewis running shirtless that isnt in  the movie. This probably happens after the sequence where Rusty Nail tells  them to go inside a diner naked.'),
('15786',' The DVD includes four alternate endings. Three of the alternate endings are  just alternate versions of the ending used. However, in all three, the two  brothers physically fight Rusty Nail behind the hotel rather than Rusty Nail  getting in his truck and plowing it into the hotel. In all three endings the  following occurs: Lewis gets into the truck and plows it into Rusty Nail. As  he is walking away from the truck, Rusty Nail grabs him from underneath and  tries to pull him back in. Fuller runs to the front to stop the police from  entering Room 18, but they hold him down and bust in anyways. · In the first  ending Lewis is able to break the board that is supporting the truck and it  comes crashing down on top of Rusty Nail. · In the second ending, Venna is  able to get out of the chair.	She shoots Rusty Nail with the shotgun as he is  trying to pull Lewis under the truck. · In the third ending, Lewis ramming  Rusty Nail with the truck knocks the truck driver into the hotel room. Lewis  and Rusty Nail fight behind Venna as the police bust into the room. As they  do, Lewis pushes Venna out of the way of the shotgun blast, and it ends up  killing Rusty Nail. All three endings end with the three in the back of an  ambulance. Lewis is talking to his father on a payphone and forces Fuller to  talk to him. The fourth ending '),
('15787',' which is actually a completely different  third act '),
('15788',' begins with the brothers naked at the rest stop. As Venna is  talking to Rusty Nail, she mentions something about 70% of psychotic killers  end up killing themselves. She sees Rusty Nail pull up behind her and she  honks on the phone. The brothers run out, Fuller getting dressed and getting  into the car, Lewis running naked across the parking lot to cut off Rusty  Nail. Fuller and Venna in the car chase after Rusty Nail. As they run along  side the semi truck up an off ramp, they are forced off the road by an  oncoming car. Fuller swerves to miss the car and Lewis car flips down a  hill. After Fuller gets out of the car, the man in the other car punches him  and begins fighting Lewis as he comes running up. Venna hears Charlotte  screaming on the CB as the police show up. The next shot is in the police  station with the brothers behind bars. Venna, talking the police chief tells  him that she is not leaving until they find Charlotte. She also finds out  that Ellinghouse, the prick who had his jaw ripped off, has died from his  wounds. Rusty Nail calls the brothers on the station phone. The police trace  the call as Rusty Nail says that Venna made a lot of sense when she was  talking about psychotic killers killing themselves. We hear a gun blast over  the phone as the police trace the call. When they get to the phone, they find  a dead body in a pay phone with a shotgun blast to the face. They also find  Charlotte in the back of a trailer bed. Venna goes with Charlotte in an  ambulance. An officer takes the brothers. On the way back to the station,  they realize that the dead body in the phone booth was the Ice Truck driver.  Lewis steals the officers gun and steals his car. Fuller has the option of  staying with the officer and saving himself a felony charge but chooses to go  with Lewis. They find the ambulance flipped upside down. Charlotte is there,  Venna is gone, and the driver is rambling about Rusty Nail taking Venna. The  words "DRINK UP!" are spray painted on the side of the ambulance and the pink  champagne bottle is inside. The brothers continue down the road in the stolen  police car.	 They come upon Rusty Nail and pull him over next to a corn field  with the police siren. Fuller dresses as a cop to distract Rusty Nail as  Lewis gets in back to find Venna. Rusty Nail eventually realizes this is what  is going on and backs the truck into the police car forcing it into a ditch.  Rusty Nail drives off with Lewis and Venna still in the back, but they  eventually jump out. Fuller runs up to meet them as Rusty Nail gets out of  his truck. He unlatches the trailer bed and comes after them with the semi.  They run into the corn field in pretty much the same scene that is in the  original. The only difference is they all stay together and they eventually  come upon a tractor with a tank of Ammonia Nitrate. Lewis gets the idea of  blowing up Rusty Nail and tells Fuller and Venna to run. They do, and Lewis  gets Rusty Nails attention. The semi truck comes after him and hits the gas  tank, but it does not blow up. Instead, the truck is pushing the tank after  Lewis. Fuller and Venna get out of the corn field and turn to see Lewis close  behind. Lewis screams for Fuller to shoot the gas tank with the officers  gun. Fuller finally hits the tank and the truck explodes. The three watch the  truck burn as the police arrive. At the hospital, Lewis and Venna finally  kiss. Fuller thinks he could make a pretty good cop. Paramedics show up with  Rusty Nail and try to revive him. As the three watch on, Rusty Nail finally  dies. Fuller says he cant believe it, but he actually wants to go home.'),
('15789',' Original Film Soundtrack by the Electric Light Orchestra has been removed and  replaced by unnamed studio musicians in the videocassette versions.'),
('15790',' Although sources generally list 132 minutes as the correct running time for  "Juarez", all current prints, including the MGM/UA video release, run 121  minutes.  UCLA Film Archives speculate that the 132'),
('15791','minute release was  possibly a "roadshow" version that was later cut for general release.'),
('15792',' Video UK version was cut to reduce the level of violence so that it could get  a 15 certificate.'),
('15793',' The UK video version has been cut in three places.  Two headbutts have been  cut from the fight between Dredd and Mean Machine and a headbutt has also  been cut from the fight between Hershey and Ilsa.  The UK cinema version was  uncut. A photograph in an SFX magazine article in 1995 showed Dredd shooting  a Judge clone, but this scene isnt in the US or UK versions.  This scene was  also featured in the serialised comic strip adaptation of the film that was  printed in Sunday Magazine in 1995.'),
('15794',' UK DVD version is cut by 8 seconds due to a dangerous imitable technique, in  order to receive an 18 certificate.'),
('15795',' Exists in many versions from very innocent to hardcore.'),
('15796',' Theres a special version without soundtrack to be used when music is  provided by live orchestra.'),
('15797',' On international release exist copies of the movie with the speech captions  (as the film is essentially silent) and film credits in English instead of  the original Finnish.'),
('15798',' Originally filmed, but never released, was a second (or possibly alternate)  Drunken Boxing training sequence in which Wong Fei'),
('15799','Hong practices additional  techniques on the front lawn of Sui Hat'),
('15800','Yis (Sam Seeds) straw home. During  the sequence were various Chinese symbols representing each different attack  that Hat'),
('15801','Yi would call out. Even though the scene was deleted, a still image  from the scene with Jackie Chan standing with his left leg raised and holding  a tea cup and wine vase has been used on various VHS and DVD covers around  the world. This scene is featured on the Hong Kong Legends DVD release as  well as the UK/US documentary "Cinema of Vengeance"'),
('15802',' German version was cut by approximately 20 minutes.'),
('15803',' There are two major releases of the film that have been released. Some prints  are 110 min (106 min PAL run time), but there are some prints that are  roughly 95 min. The 95 min prints are Cantonese "final cuts" that have been  released in multiple variations ("cheapie" VHS and DVD releases). The 110 min  cuts are in Mandarin and English versions... however Cantonese is the  original language. As of now, the only version to contain the complete 110  min cut with a Cantonese track is an old out of print video from Magnum  Entertainment. The current American DVD by Columbia/TriStar replaces the  missing Cantonese audio with English audio, which caused much confusion when  the opening scene was in English despite choosing a Cantonese track to be  listened to. Even the newly remastered Hong Kong DVD by Mei Ah replaces the  missing Cantonese audio in certain scenes, but this time with a slightly more  fitting Mandarin track, which sounds less abrupt.'),
('15804',' For the US re'),
('15805','release the film got a new score by Michael Wandmacher.'),
('15806',' The Dimension Films version titled The Legend of Drunken Master re'),
('15807','released  in 2000 features an English'),
('15808','dubbed soundtrack. The only deletion is the  "tasteless" (according to Leonard Maltin) final gag, otherwise this version  has all the footage of the original Hong Kong version, although the sound  effects in the final fight were redone to make it seem less violent.'),
('15809',' American version alters the story in dubbing to one of a high school student  whose parents hire a sexy tutor to improve his grades, while original  Japanese version is story of college girl tutoring student to take a college  entrance test. American version also alters the credits.'),
('15810',' Theres a scene where the teenage daughter is watching her father having sex  with her stepmother. Some video versions cut out the part where she imagines  herself having sex with her father.'),
('15811',' Also shown in a computer colorized version.'),
('15812',' In 1969, re'),
('15813','released in a tinted black and white version.'),
('15814',' A version shown sporadically on WTTG'),
('15815','TV in Washington is heavily edited and  has numerous bits of dialogue and key scenes removed, including the  conversation between Terry Dolittle and Liz Carlson in the kitchen.'),
('15816',' "The Moon is Blue" 1953'),
('15817',' The Liberty Video version is mastered from an original UK release print,  which contains minor editing of shots deemed to contain excess violence (e.g.  in final episode, where two villains are brought down by native spears, the  portion of each shot showing each falling over with a spear protruding from  his back has been excised); as well as the British Censors certification at  the beginning of each episode, and the British distributors name  superimposed under the Republic logo.'),
('15818',' The French version was presented in 2 parts (2 époques), Le Mystère du Temple  Voodoo, and La Chasse aux Diamants, running at 90 minutes each. In this  version all the Episodes headers and summary of previous parts were deleted  so the total running time of the original 15 Episodes would be longer.'),
('15819',' The British version cuts the last couple of seconds of Gerald Mohrs fall  from the airplane in Chapter 15. In the original version the camera followed  his dummy until it actually hit the ground.'),
('15820',' The Miramax DVD release includes a re'),
('15821','edited English dub. This version runs  five minutes shorter than the original Danish film.'),
('15822',' The Miramax DVD release includes a re'),
('15823','edited English dub. This version runs  five minutes shorter than the original Danish film.'),
('15824',' German Video Release (18'),
('15825','rated) contains several cuts to reduce violence.  TV'),
('15826','Version is also cut'),
('15827',' On the video/DVD, there are numerous swear words including Jesus, Shit and  Bastard, when shown on the telivision these words are either replaced by  other lines or cut completely.'),
('15828',' There is a 16 mm version included in the compilation film Attack of Good  Manners, organized by Jack Stevenson (qv).'),
('15829',' Uncut version running 91 minutes also available on DVD.'),
('15830',' Unrated, uncut version from Unearthed Films (2003) is 83 minutes long.'),
('15831',' R'),
('15832','rated version created for US rental chains by Unearthed Films omits seven  seconds of gore from Zombie Ramons death scene.'),
('15833',' The DVD release omits a scene after the end credits with the pig farmer  (Ronald Halicki) (qv) still sitting in the Rolls Royce at the party,  looking around in dismay and saying to his pig, "Lets get out of here,  Farrah. These Los Angeles people are just too weird!" before shaking his  head. This is replaced by the credits for the DVD remastering crew. Also  removed are some lines of "coarse" dialog, most of which are spoken by  director/star H.B. Halicki (qv), including very unoffensive lines like,  "Dammit", "Christ", and "I dont need a gun". Also removed is the "Shit!"  said by Sgt. Gullen when he sees the Goodyear blimp outside his window, and  the blimp skippers "What the hell?" when Harlan jumps aboard. This was all  done by Denice Shakarian Halicki (qv), who was in charge of the remastering  process.'),
('15834',' Also missing from the DVD release is a line of dialog from the second female  police dispatcher, spoken over the shot of the pile'),
('15835','up taken from the  helicopter during the main chase. She says, "Attention all units. CHP  aircraft airborne from Kings City, ETA twenty'),
('15836','two minutes. Units from the  cities of Paso Robles, Atascadero and San Luis Obispo are assisting. CHP  units are also responding from Bradley, San Lucas, San Miguel, Tempelton and  Blackwells Park."'),
('15837',' In the DVD release, the soundtrack from the original film has been completely  replaced by a generic synthesizer music score.'),
('15838',' Due to the lack of interest and poor reception to the first release of the  game, Sega promptly recalled the Genesis version and re'),
('15839','released it as  Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition with more action and higher sense of urgency  to the gameplay.'),
('15840',' Don Davis, the music composer for the film, stated that roughly 20 seconds of  footage was cut from the battle between the T'),
('15841','Rex and Spinosaurus. This was  mostly made up of the two animals roaring at eachother and sizing one another  up.  A fight between the Velociraptors and Pteranodons was scripted, but  presumably never filmed.  A shot of the Spinosaurus slapping the Tyrannosaur  across the face appeared in trailers, but not in the film itself.'),
('15842',' After the brief encounter with the ceratosaurus, which turns its nose up at  the humans and decides not to attack them, Paul Kirby (William H. Macy) says  "Cant help but feel a little offended." The line was edited out for it was  thought that it was inappropriately "cheesey" for that stage in the  narrative.'),
('15843',' More scenes cut from the film include: '),
('15844',' A planned scene in which Velociraptors and Pteranodons would "interact,"   according to an interview with Sam Neill. A rumor was that the two would   fight. '),
('15845',' Jack the parrot sqwuaks out "Bullshit!" as Grant and Ellie discuss the   theory on Velociraptor intelligence; Ellie tells Grant, "You taught him to   say that." '),
('15846',' A longer scene in which Grant and Ellie talk and say goodbye before Grant   gets into his car and drives off. '),
('15847',' Bens death shown on the footage of the camera found by the rescuers; he was   killed by Velociraptors. '),
('15848',' A shot in which the Spinosaur erupts from the water during the river attack   sequence. '),
('15849',' A scene in which Udesky, surrounded by Velociraptors, tries to fight them   off with a big stick. '),
('15850',' A shot of Ankylosaurs crossing the river during the Valley of The   Dinosaurs scene. '),
('15851',' A scene in which Paul and Amanda almost kiss following their rescue by the   Navy and Marines.'),
('15852',' Originally broadcast on "Fifth Estate, The" (1975).'),
('15853',' Interglobal Video released a cut version with most of the explicit gore  removed.  The uncut version was released by Paragon Video.'),
('15854',' Although the cinema version was uncut the 1986 UK MIA video was cut by 7 secs  by the BBFC to edit a scene where a man is stabbed in the stomach with a  machete and the blade emerges from his back. The cut was waived in 2005.'),
('15855',' A recent play.com exclusive of the film released on dvd in 2006, includes a  different cut of the film with scenes not shown iN other releases (video  quality is awful though).'),
('15856',' Despite the various release through the years, there are three main versions  of the film. 1: The US VHS release from Paragon (1980s). This is still the  most complete version of the film to date. Also it was considered completely  uncut until very recently with the release of a UK dvd (see below). 2: The US  region 1 two disc DVD set from Shriek Show '),
('15857',' this disc is a cut down version  of the film. All the footage in this version also appears on the Paragon  video tape (minus a number of scenes). Shriek Show used the best print they  were able to obtain (widescreen with a second disc of extras) for their  release. 3: The UK region 2 DVD (originally a play.com exclusive, now  available at all major retailers) released by Odeon entertainment (pal  format) is also a cut down version of the film. However, it contains many  small scenes/dialogue that do not appear in any known prior US/UK version of  the film. The film used for this UK release is in bad shape and its original  source is unknown'),
('15858',' Rereleased in 1991 with an added scene.'),
('15859',' The first version of the movie is different cut and uses a non'),
('15860','orginal  soundtrack (featuring Rammstein, Lalo Schifrin and others). Its edited  uneven and also missing some additional footage that was shot a year later.'),
('15861',' Rereleased in 1991 with an added scene'),
('15862',' A scene shown in the trailer and TV spots that does not appear in the final  cut involves Kyle telling Tom why Sarah is smiling when she walks down the  aisle during the wedding.'),
('15863',' When Ashton Kutcher refers to his future mother'),
('15864','in'),
('15865','law Veronica Cartwright as  "Mrs. McNervey", she tells him "You can call me Pussy now".  He looks at her  quizically and says "Pussy?".  In the commercials for this movie, we hear  Cartwright reply "You know, like a cat".  Cartwrights "you know, like a cat"  reply is not in the actual film, though.'),
('15866',' The UK distributor (Momentum Pictures) chose to cut several scenes (pouring  bleach into bathwater, eating toxic disinfectant toilet cakes) and reduce  sound of violent blows to achieve a "PG" rating.'),
('15867',' There are several differences between the UK cinema cut and the French DVD  cut of the film. First of all, there is an additional 2 minute scene at the  start of the French cut, where Julia donates part of the castle to the  museum. Then, the first few scenes of the UK are seen, but in a different  order. Additional short sequences are also included, but the next big change  is the ending. The four final sequences are now seen in 6 sections, in the  order of Jean Renos character returning to the palace, Hunter being sent  back in time, Andre and Angelique driving to Las Vegas (slightly shortened),  Julia at the castle (which is slightly extended), Thibault giving Roseline  the hair clip from Julia, and then, as the credits start to roll, we see  Hunter in the middle ages, and suddenly, we are on the film set, with a VERY  unhappy actor. As the credits continue, we see various clips from the film,  and right at the end, an outtake. None of these end credits appear in the UK.'),
('15868',' The re'),
('15869','release version was edited by Joe DAmato and contained footage from  Francos earlier film Coccolona, La (1975/I).'),
('15870',' Also available in a hand'),
('15871','tinted colorized version.'),
('15872',' Later recut into the American film  _Half Human: The Story of the Abominable Snowman (1957)_ (qv).  Almost an  hour of the Japanese footage was discarded.'),
('15873',' In 1995, the BBFC cut the UK version by approx. 52 seconds. This included a  monster rape scene and images of imitable weaponry. The UK and Australian  DVDs were affected by these cuts. In 2004 these cuts were waived by the BBFC  and the film is now uncut.'),
('15874',' When resubmitted to the BBFC in 2004, this film was passed uncut in the UK.'),
('15875',' UK theatrical version was cut by 21 sec. to secure a "12" rating. Uncut video  version is rated "15".'),
('15876',' The British version has a different score. Hans Zimmer composed the music for  the films UK release.'),
('15877',' The British version features scenes not present in the US version, including  scenes showing Taylor at his job.'),
('15878',' On the Croatian national television HRT the movie was shown in two parts of  50 minutes each.'),
('15879',' The "Making of" featurette shows several scenes cut from the movie, including  one of Rivka preparing a meal.'),
('15880',' In the original Japanese version, there are 20 minutes featuring Kenshin  Uesugi.  For some reason, these scenes were cut out of the USA version.'),
('15881',' Additional scene in DVD release that was deleted from the first release of  the movie (but added after a couple of weeks when it was clear that the film  was the hit of the year): A song sequence entitled Janeeman Janeeman  performed by Amisha Patel (qv) (Sonia) on the ship after  Hrithik Roshan (qv) (Rohit) performed magic tricks.'),
('15882',' The Spanish dubbed version released in Spain and South America in 2004 is one  hour shorter and lacks all songs except two.'),
('15883',' A 163 minute version is now available on Region 1 DVD as a part of the  Criterion Collection. The (Region 2) Masters of Cinema DVD is the first video  release to contain the full 183 minutes of the original Japanese cut of the  film.'),
('15884',' Originally a four'),
('15885','episode anthology released in Japan at 183 minutes. The USA  version removes the second episode, starring Keiko Kishi and Tatsuya Nakadai,  in order to shorten the running time to 125 minutes.'),
('15886',' The American theatrical release prints of this film were in black and white.'),
('15887',' In the Japanese version, the cure promised by the aliens is specifically for  all forms of cancer. However, in the American version the cure is for all  diseases not just cancer.'),
('15888',' In the US version, the brief scenes of the Controller of Planet X speaking in  the native Xian language were cut, as the US distributors deemed them to be  too esoteric.'),
('15889',' There are some deleted scenes as listed below. A large prop foot of Godzilla  was built for close up scenes of him stomping and kicking in houses and huts.  In the final print of the movie there are a couple of quick scenes of this  but originally there were approx. 6 different scenes of Godzillas foot  kicking in houses and huts that for some reason were cut from the finished  film. A shot of Rodan on a hilltop blowing away tanks with his wings was cut  for reasons unknown.'),
('15890',' In the US version, the original main title credits music (the "Monster Zero  March") was replaced with a music track used later in the film (where the  Planet X saucers collect the sleeping Godzilla and Rodan out of their  habitats), allowing for a more eerie, foreboding theme.'),
('15891',' There are some deleted scenes from this movie which are listed below. There  is a scene of Godzilla fighting Manda. Basically during the raid on Tokyo  scene Godzilla grabs Manda off a building and begins waving him back and  forth. A scene of Godzilla stumbling into one of the buildings during the  attack on Tokyo scene was cut as obviously the actor in the Godzilla suit  tripped. The scenes of Gorosaurus attacking Paris and Rodan attacking Moscow  ran alittle longer but were trimmed for the final cut.'),
('15892',' Another deleted scene features the 4'),
('15893','way monster attack (Rodan, Godzilla,  Mothra and Manda) on Tokyo. Originally a scene showing the battery guns being  deployed from the roofs of the buildings was deleted.  Also after this the  camera does a wide shot of the abandoned Tokyo. This was pretty cool as it  featured the empty city. Sort of like the calm before the storm. But these  scenes were cut and in the finished film the monsters just suddenly attack.'),
('15894',' There are actually two English dubbed versions.  The one that was released in  the 1960s featured the voice of Hal ("Barney Miller") Linden doing the voice  of Katsuo.  The version that is in release on home video was made from the  "international" English version.'),
('15895',' The Japanese version includes a prologue featuring Susumu Kurobe and Kazuo  Suzuki viewing Godzilla from the air.'),
('15896',' In the American version, Saekos name was changed to Reiko and the monsters  Kumongas and Karakuras names were changed to Spiga and Gimantis  respectively.'),
('15897',' USA DVD is uncut, featuring the original opening listed above. It is also  letterboxed and features the original Japanese language Track with Optional  Subtitles (with the original names intact).'),
('15898',' In the AIP'),
('15899','TV version, the giant monsters roars were redubbed with those of  Toho and Tsuburaya monsters (The Orochi'),
('15900','Maru Dragon roars like Godzilla and  Gaira/Green Gargantua, the Ikazuchi'),
('15901','Maru/Jiraiya Toad roars like Rodan, the  giant eagle sounds like Mothra, and Sunates giant spider gives a metallic  creaky sound).'),
('15902',' For the US English versions, AIP'),
('15903','TV removed the films opening and ending  theme songs ("Kairyû Daikessen" and "Susume! Jiraiya"), and replaced them  with standard instrumental tracks from the film.'),
('15904',' Made in 2 versions with Japanese version having more violence and  international version having longer English language performances.'),
('15905',' Fighting scene cut about 10 seconds before its cinema release.'),
('15906',' European release and US video/laserdisc unrated versions feature about one  minute of additional violent footage not present in US theatrical R'),
('15907','rated  version. Unrated version of sex scene between Brian and Carrie is slightly  longer and more explicit than the R rated version.'),
('15908',' Original TV version did not include the _"Sarah & Marc in Love" (2005)_ (qv)  segment. According to Oliver Kalkofe (qv) this segment was cut by request  from Pro 7 because it was announced a few days before the broadcast that  Sarah Connor (qv) was pregnant with her second child. The complete  directors cut was included on the "Kalkofes Mattscheibe '),
('15909',' Vol. 3" DVD.'),
('15910',' In the Indian version six of the erotic scenes had to be cut and eight were  completely removed by local censors.'),
('15911',' The US theatrical version was cut to receive an R rating. The uncut version,  rated NC'),
('15912','17, was released on video unrated.'),
('15913',' The US R'),
('15914','rated theatrical version was made available on video for some rental  chains who do not carry NC'),
('15915','17 rated films. This version is also rarely  available through some retailers.'),
('15916',' Some footage deleted for American release and replaced with more footage of  middle class Americans taking drugs, swapping wives and painting bodies.'),
('15917',' The international cut of the film, prepared by the director, runs 140  minutes.'),
('15918',' In order to make it more accessible to a non'),
('15919','Norwegian audience, this film  was re'),
('15920','edited for its international release.'),
('15921',' The ninety'),
('15922','minute cut is known to the filmmakers as the "Hong Kong version,"  re'),
('15923','edited from Anderson and Turners 121 minute cut by the Chinese producers.  Harry S. Robins bought back the rights.  He says they "did not want it and  have never really really understood it."'),
('15924',' The Directors cut of "Kamouraska", which has been shown on Canadian  television, runs 173 minutes.'),
('15925',' Previously released in the U.S. in English dubbed format as Revenge of the  Ninja Warrior (with over 40 minutes cut from the original film).'),
('15926',' When aired on Nickelodeon, the part where Charlie putting his hand on  Jessies breast during his mirage daze was cut out. So instead, it showed  Charlie about to reach out before being hit in the head with the water  canister by Jessie. Also, the part where Blue says "Never should have left  the pub!" was edited out.'),
('15927',' Theatrical release in Italy did not include the segment "Requiem".'),
('15928',' 1976 version entitled The Bodyguard has added appearances of actors Bill  Louie and Aaron Banks at beginning.'),
('15929',' The edited'),
('15930','for'),
('15931','TV versions are heavily edited for drugs and violence. The  scene where Johnny is rolling a joint in a cubicle is snipped, and we just  see Daniel feeding the hose through the top of the door. Many of the fight  scenes are clipped, cutting away most of the action and actual punches are  not shown. The final move by Daniel is shown, but the immediate reaction of  Johnny (and his rolling on the floor in pain) is not'),
('15932',' An alternate ending (included in the script) was filmed and added to some  theater releases. It was edited out of later theater versions and video  editions. This ending, in which Mr. Miyagi and Kreese have a showdown after  Daniel wins the All Valley Championship, is included in the prologue of The  Karate Kid Part II.'),
('15933',' The movie was scheduled to have its world premiere at the Montreal World Film  Festival in August 2005 but it got pulled due to the controversy generated.  Since then some of the rape scenes of the teen girls have been removed for  the 2006 theatrical release in order not to break any Canadian child  pornography laws.'),
('15934',' Several frames of nudity removed from the rape scene of Karlas little sister  Tammy have been restored on the European and North American DVD releases.'),
('15935',' The following scenes were cut from the film just a few days before the  release: '),
('15936',' References suggesting that Kate has a genetic relationship to Stuart '),
('15937',' a scene were Ryan appears in the background of a 19th century party '),
('15938',' a cameo by director James Mangold where he plays a director whose film is   being changed to meet the demands of a test screening'),
('15939',' The DVD contains both the theatrical cut and the directors cut. The  directors cut is four minutes longer. Also included are seven deleted scenes  were included'),
('15940',' Video version features two scenes not aired originally on network TV:  Katherine and Bob in bed smoking a reefer and Katherine working at a nudie  bar, lap dancing.'),
('15941',' On a recently issued $1.00 DVD (on which this film is paired with "Ginger in  the Morning"), the run time has been truncated to 66 minutes and eliminates  Katherines stint in a strip club, the ultimate result of her pregnancy and  her break'),
('15942','up with her boyfriend.'),
('15943',' Two versions were filmed: one in Hebrew, the other in English.'),
('15944',' In the original Japanese version of the film, a World Wildlife logo praising  the film is displayed at the beginning. For the US release from Disney, this  logo was replaced with a typical Studio Ghibli logo.'),
('15945',' Heavily'),
('15946','edited US video version was released under the title "Warriors of the  Wind"'),
('15947',' The 2005 Disney DVD contains differences between the Japanese dialogue and  the English dub throughout the film, as evidenced by the literal Japanese  subtitles. While too numerous to list here, most of the changes are subtle  (for example, Nausicaa finding a piece of an Ohmu shelland saying "Its  incredibly light" in the literal Japanese translation and "Its so light" in  the English dub). In other instances, there are more substantial changes.  These include changing all occurrences of "Sea of Decay" to "Toxic Jungle."  In some cases, the meaning of dialogue is changed completely, such as when  Nausicaa shares her food with Asbel, and he comments, "It doesnt taste great  but I could eat a whole boot'),
('15948','full" in the literal Japanese translation and  "Why does everything thats good for you taste so bad" in the English dub.'),
('15949',' The DVD supplement includes an alternate cut by director Steven Soderbergh.'),
('15950',' A shorter, eight'),
('15951','minute long version called Keatons Cop also exists.'),
('15952',' Export version contained hardcore inserts, using body'),
('15953','doubles for the stars.'),
('15954',' The British release omitted a three'),
('15955','way lesbian scene with  Mary Millington (qv) (Polly), Olivia Munday (qv) (Kitty Cockshute) and  Maria Coyne (qv) (Vera).'),
('15956',' Export version contained hardcore inserts, though there is no suggestion that  any of the credited cast took part in them.'),
('15957',' Some television versions include additional footage after the original   downbeat ending, showing Eva Cuzo (Alberta Watson) turn around, entering  the  Keep and finding the body of Glaecen (Scott Glenn), dead after the final   battle with Molasar. Eva hugs Glaecen, which is revived by the power of her   love.'),
('15958',' In the theatrical version, there is a scene in which Eva looks past Glaeken  into a mirror behind him, and sees that he casts no reflection. Later, she  sees that he as turned the mirror around. These scenes are missing from  various video and cable versions.'),
('15959',' Another TV version features a different ending where Glaeken is seen carrying  the dead Molasar in his arms in the inner chamber of the keep.'),
('15960',' A strangely edited version that appeared on Channel 39 in Houston, TX around  1989 had a scene where Glenn is telling Magda that it has been so long that  he couldnt remember what he looked like anymore. That version ended with  Glenn alive at the bottom of the gorge, wounded after his battle with  Molasar, crawling to the stream there and seeing his reflection.'),
('15961',' The more upbeat ending showing Eva and Glaesen alive together is closer to  the ending in the novel by F. Paul Wilson.'),
('15962',' Russian language version exists.'),
('15963',' The DVD release features quite a few edited scenes, including: '),
('15964',' Brian takes Anna to the club while its still under construction '),
('15965',' Brian tries to come into the bar with a bottle of liquor in his hand. The   bartender tells him No Bottles, so he promptly drinks the remainder '),
('15966',' Brian and Jakob walk through an art museum with Anna (featuring the scene   from the Gag Reel where Anna cant say the name of the picture shes   standing in front of); eventually, her cel phone rings, she has a yelling   match with a co'),
('15967','worker, and falls in the fountain (also seen in the Gag   Reel) '),
('15968',' A bit with young Jakob and Brian making a kung'),
('15969','fu movie with a home video   camera '),
('15970',' Anna talking to Ruth about Jakob and Jakes brother (establishing exactly   why Ruth never forgave him) '),
('15971',' A piece from Jakobs date, where the woman talks about running and breast   implants before having a sneezing fit and smashing her face on the table '),
('15972',' Jakob tells Anna to put her pager under her skirt while shes at work, and   hell call her; two co'),
('15973','workers come in just as Jake starts calling, trying   to get her to help them work out the numbers as she gets buzzed'),
('15974',' Also included on the DVD is a Gag Reel, a long collection of outtakes  featuring several bits of sermon from Jakob, Anna stuttering and falling  into the fountain at the museum, a rabbi and Jakob discussing how the  director is god and the producer should kiss his ass and the jew has to  try out for SAG president, and Brian falling several times trying to catch  his glass at the bar.  Many of the finalized scenes these outtakes relate to  also wound up as outtakes.'),
('15975',' The UK distributor (Buena Vista Home Entertainment) chose to remove 19  seconds of footage to classify the DVD for a "12" rating instead of a "15"  rating. Cut werent scenes from the film but from the outtakes due to  inappropriate language for a "12" rating.'),
('15976',' Some trailers include a scene showing Brian organizing a church bake sale, a  scene that doesnt appear in the final movie.'),
('15977',' A few more explicit shots of the rape scene were cut to avoid an "X" rating  in the U.S.  They are restored on home video in an unrated version.'),
('15978',' An older video release has a very quick scene involving Germans trying to  jump over a truck (After the group crosses the minefield. This scene isnt in  the 1999 video; however, a scene with one of the American machine gun crews  right after the deleted scene is inserted.'),
('15979',' When this film premiered on HBO, it ran 90 minutes, with all the performances  uncut.  When it went to video, several songs were cut into a medley, leaving  a 60 minute running time.  Some copies of the video incorrectly say on the  label "approx 90 min," yet they all only run 60 mins.'),
('15980',' Originally released at 180 minutes long, some video versions run as short as  120.'),
('15981',' The film was originally intended to run four hours over two nights and was  shot that way.  But NBC executives later changed their minds, demanding the  three'),
('15982','hour, one'),
('15983','night version that aired in February 1981. A scene set in the  present day (1980) and involving a memorial to the four victims, was shot but  didnt make the final cut.'),
('15984',' A version aired on Comedy Central (and perhaps on other channels) features a  small variety of edits: '),
('15985',' The Cleopatra Schwartz sequence is censored heavily for language and   nudity '),
('15986',' During the closing sequence (where the teenagers are having sex on the   couch, and the news crew is watching), the camera zoom is altered several   times so that nothing but the teens faces show.  The zooms are awkward, and   blatantly added. '),
('15987',' The entirety of the Catholic School Girls In Trouble scene is missing.  It   is listed in the credits, however.'),
('15988',' Most UK versions had the nunchucks section from A Fistful of Yen removed to  comply with the BBFC regulations on martial arts weapons. The UK 4Front video  release has the nunchaku scene re'),
('15989','instated'),
('15990',' British video versions cut 4 seconds of a horse fall due to the BBFCs policy  concerning animal treatment. Current video versions are rated 12 but when  first released it was rated X (equal to 18) uncut.'),
('15991',' In all of the American releases most of Perrys dialogue (played by Kathy  Burke) was dubbed over so that the audience could understand her dumb  comments.'),
('15992',' An extended ending was shot where a woman fell to the ground at the command  of Kevin.'),
('15993',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('15994',' La clé de la passion (Quebec French Title)'),
('15995',' In order to receive an "18" certificate from the BBFC, 20 seconds were cut  from the video release.'),
('15996',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('15997','rated and unrated versions.'),
('15998',' The video version by Key Films, LLC. contains behind the scenes footage of  the making of the movie and runs 55 minutes.'),
('15999',' Also available in an unrated version that runs 3 minutes longer.'),
('16000',' The cinema version was uncut but UK video and DVD releases were cut by 29  secs by the BBFC to edit footage of dangerous horsefalls.'),
('16001',' In the UK Prism DVD release, as well as cuts already detailed. The scene  where Eric is talking to Kurt about his upper body strength, then referring  to his legs being like toothpicks has been inexplicably completely removed.'),
('16002',' The UK cinema version had 1m 17s of violent footage removed by the BBFC. The  video version lost a further second in addition to this.'),
('16003',' The original rental version on video in some countries are different than the  video versions released now. They were edited for violence, but include extra  scenes, such as a bit in the hospital where Eric meets this guy named Lo with  Jungle Rock cancer. Eric then cries to Kurt and starts swearing because he  cant walk again. Eric then says "That son of a B**** took my life away Kurt  , you find him and you F*** him up , you F*** him up bad , and let him know  youre a Sloan." Then Kurt promises that he will. Some music plays from then  on and continues to play on during the bit when Kurt is kicking the tree. On  other releases theres no music while hes kicking the tree.  Tong Pos laugh  and scream sound different in the last fight.  There are many other extra  scenes but they are small scenes. Australian and New Zealand rental versions  that were released by Palace have these scenes included but have some  violence cut out. The version released in Australia by Fox in 1996, is the  standard version which doesnt include these scenes.'),
('16004',' The UK DVD release uses a whole new voice dub for Dennis Alexio (Eric  Sloane).'),
('16005',' Passed uncut by the BBFC in 2002.'),
('16006',' At the time of its release, there was a longer version which showed Tong Po  training and re'),
('16007','fighting Jean'),
('16008','Claude Van Dammes character Kurt Sloane  (played by Emmanuel Kervyn this time). By all accounts the fight scenes were  better than the actual end'),
('16009','fight, so the scenes containing Kurt, Eric and  Xians niece Mylee were cut down to a few seconds, showing Kurt Sloane with  the bullet hole in the head and Tong Po walking away.'),
('16010',' German version is cut to 77 min.'),
('16011',' When released in the UK in 2004 this title was released uncut, it had  previously been banned in 1994 despite pre'),
('16012','cuts.'),
('16013',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('16014',' An arcade version was released in the mid'),
('16015','80s that was more colorful and  advanced than Commodores primitive 1982 version.'),
('16016',' Some existing prints have the opening titels on a simple black background,  and the whole swimming pool sequence of the opening number on the first reel  is cut.'),
('16017',' A new version was reissued in 1971 with a new music score composed by Charles  Chaplin, who also re'),
('16018','edited the film in order to omit a few scenes featuring  the kids mother.'),
('16019',' The original credits, with references to First National, of this film have  never been available after the initial release.'),
('16020',' A scene of sexual activity with a sleeping child in the background was  removed from the UK cinema version, where the depiction of children in the  same shot as sexual activity is forbidden.  In August 99 the British Board  of Film Classification have awarded the film an 18 certificate for video  distribution, but with 51 seconds of cuts. This would suggest that the scene  removed from the UK cinema release has also been trimmed from the video.'),
('16021',' The original official release of the Kids Are alright at movie theatres was  106 minutes.  But later theatre copies and the official BMG video release is  99 minutes, cutting out two video segments.'),
('16022',' On the newly re'),
('16023','mastered DVD release of 2003, the Rolling Stones Rock and  Roll Circus clip of The Who performing "A Quick One" has been restored to its  entirety, and this time it appears in full'),
('16024','frame without the marquee lights.'),
('16025',' The DVD release also features alternate angle footage of the Shepperton  Studios performances.'),
('16026',' The 2003 DVD is the first home video edition to include the movies complete  credits. All previous versions ended as soon as "Long Live Rock" ended, but  the theatrical edition continued rolling credits (words only, no Who footage)  for an additional two minutes, with the song "The Kids Are Alright" heard  underneath. The deletion of this section of the credits on previous home  video editions is what led to the common misconception that the song "The  Kids Are Alright" never appears in the movie that was named after it.'),
('16027',' The Kids in the Hall originally filmed a different ending to the film where  Dr. Chris Cooper (played by Kevin McDonald (qv)) fell into a coma and  dreamed the ending. Apparently this included "an elaborate parade, complete  with Coma Queens, candy'),
('16028','coloured floats, and a grinning mob", but  unfortunately it scored poorly with test audiences. Paramount and the Kids  re'),
('16029','evaluated the ending and agreed it lacked dramatic'),
('16030','weight and was "too  scattered". They re'),
('16031','shot the ending in January.'),
('16032',' The new DVD versions in both Japan and the US uses a recently'),
('16033','recorded Dolby  5.1 surround stereo track, complete with re'),
('16034','recorded dialogue from all of the  original cast. Tape versions use the original 1979 mono sound track.'),
('16035',' The first release of the three Mobile suit Gundam movies on VHS was available  in an dubbed English version and subbed the current DVD version does not  contain the older dub possibly due to the better quality of the TV series dub  done by the ocean group.'),
('16036',' The first release of the three Mobile suit Gundam movies on VHS was available  in an dubbed English version and subbed the current DVD version does not  contain the older dub possibly due to the better quality of the TV series dub  done by the ocean group.'),
('16037',' The first release of the three Mobile suit Gundam movies on VHS was available  in an dubbed English version and subbed the current DVD version does not  contain the older dub possibly due to the better quality of the TV series dub  done by the ocean group.'),
('16038',' The german version of this movie has differences with the original spanish  text. The most important one is in that scene at the elevator, when Kika is  talking with her friends about Nicolas and Ramon. A friend says: "But you  tell us that Nicolas eats your pussy very well" and kika answers: "Ramon also  eats my pussy very well". In the german version, the friend says: "But you  tell us that Nicolas really knows how to treat a woman" and kika answers:  "Also Ramon knows how to treat a woman"'),
('16039',' Many changes were made to the movie to minimize the violent and adult content  when it was broadcast on TBS. One of the most interesting: The "Pussy Wagon"  was changed to a "Party Wagon".'),
('16040',' On the DVD, the Brides line, "I could see the faces of the cunts that did  this to me and the dick responsible. Members all of Bills brainchild '),
('16041',' the  Deadly Viper Assassination Squad." is altered to "I could see the faces of  the cunts that did this to me. And the dicks responsible. Members all of the  Deadly Viper Assassination Squad." (The TBS version uses "tramps" and "jerks"  instead.)'),
('16042',' Some prints of the film doesnt show the "Shaw Scope" intro.'),
('16043',' Some prints of the film shows the "Written & Directed by Quentin Tarantino"  credit before the final scene with the Bride in the Air'),
('16044','o'),
('16045','plane, and some  have it right at the end.'),
('16046',' The print which places the "Written and Directed ..." credit before the final  scene has The Bride talking to Bill on the church porch fade to full color  when she asks "How did you find me?", whereas the other print only colorizes  her eyes and earrings.'),
('16047',' There are two Japanese versions of the film, one with only Japanese subtitles  only, and one with Japanese subtitles for the English dialogue and English  subtitles for the Japanese dialogue. The House of Blue Leaves fighting scene  is shown in color in both versions.'),
('16048',' In the Japanese version, the old Klingon proverb at the beginning was  replaced with a dedication to Kinji Fukasaku: "This film is dedicated to  master filmmaker '),
('16049',' Kinji Fukasaku 1930 '),
('16050',' 2003"'),
('16051',' The Japanese extended cut played in theatres in Hong Kong. However, the Hong  Kong DVD release is the shorter US version.'),
('16052',' The Japanese cut, while only a little over a minute longer than the US cut,  features not only a full color version of the "House of Blue Leaves" fight,  but some quick new shots in the anime scenes as well as some alternate  footage, most cut/altered to avoid an NC'),
('16053','17 rating: '),
('16054',' The opening scene between The Bride and Vernita Green has two alternate   angles shown when The Bride asks for a towel instead of keeping the overhead   shot. '),
('16055',' In the anime sequence, one of Boss Matsumotos men has his face smashed into   a wall twice, rather then just once. '),
('16056',' In the anime sequence, when O'),
('16057','Ren Ishii kills Matsumoto and tells him to   look at her face, she asks him to look at more facial features (nose, chin.   etc.) to be recognized, and then before pulling the knife out, there is a   close up shot of her moving the knife up his stomach and then finally   pulling it out. There are a couple of close up shots of Matsumotos face as   hes dying as well that were eliminated from the US print and then a pan up   shot of Matsumotos blood covered and disemboweled body. '),
('16058',' The "House of Blue Leaves" fight is not only in full color, but features   about 9 new shots missing from the US print which include: '),
('16059',' A close up of the first female Crazy 88 (Julie Manase) gargling blood after   being pinned to a wooden pillar by a sword. This shot, while cut from the US   version of Vol 1, showed up in the end credits of the US cut of Vol 2. '),
('16060',' A shot of The Bride stabbing two Crazy 88s at once using her own sword as   well as another Crazy 88s sword. '),
('16061',' A ten foot high super backflip that The Bride executes before landing back   down to pop out one of the Crazy 88s eyes. This shot appeared in the TV   spot teaser, but disappeared soon after. '),
('16062',' After The Bride pops out the one Crazy 88s eye, as another one charges at   her screaming, she simply throws the eye into the attackers mouth, causing   him to start to choke. The partially armless Sofie Fatale gives a follow up   disgusted reaction. '),
('16063',' A shot of another female Crazy 88 attacking only to get slashed in the   throat and spraying blood everywhere. '),
('16064',' The first appearance of the "Kid Crazy 88" (the one who gets spanked with   the sword). In this shot, we now find out why hes missing a mask later on.   As hes about to attack The Bride, she swipes his mask off. We see hes just   a kid, and he gives the universal "dont hurt me" sign. The Bride has a look   of shock on her face in realizing hes just a kid, so she grabs him, throws   him across, knocking 3'),
('16065','4 Crazy 88 into a blood filled mini pool. This shot   of the 3'),
('16066','4 falling, while cut from the US version of Vol 1, also showed up   in the end credits of the US cut of Vol 2. Overall, this "mini scene" helps   establish The Brides look of surprise even more when she sees the young   Crazy 88 the last time... and his follow up "dont hurt me" look even   funnier. '),
('16067',' A shot of a Crazy 88 getting slashed across the chest and spraying blood all   over a wall. '),
('16068',' When The Bride jumps onto the shoulders of one of the Crazy 88, after she   slashes another one across the face, the Crazy 88 shes standing on tries to   attack her from below. She parries the attack and cuts his hands off. The   shot then cuts to the forward sommersault. '),
('16069',' Since the fight is already in color, the close up "eye shot" of The Bride   blinking is cut. Instead, the first part of the close up before she blinks   is shown, however, at the point when she normally blinks, there is a   replacement medium shot of her standing slightly fatigued and holding her   sword out. '),
('16070',' Finally, after the "House of Blue Leaves" fight, is the most infamous of the   missing scenes and that is Sofie Fatales extended "trunk interrogation"   scene. After The Bride warns Sofie about cutting off something, instead of   cutting back to Sofie in the hospital, The Bride is shown grabbing Sofies   arm and screams "GIVE ME YOUR OTHER ARM!". Sofie starts to panic, but then   The Bride chops off her other arm, causing blood to splash onto the screen   and Sofie begins screaming again.'),
('16071',' There is a print or prints that excludes the overhead shot of the Bride and  other dead wedding attendants being examined by police right after "Chapter  3: The Blood'),
('16072','Spattered Bride" appears. It also excludes the two shots that  usually follow and cuts directly to Earl McGraw pulling up in front of the  chapel. Thus, Charlie Feathers contribution to the soundtrack is not heard  in this print.'),
('16073',' Hong Kong version differs very slightly from the US version. The only  difference is that some alternate shots were used in the scene where Beatrix  drives to Esteban and the scene where she finally goes to him in the village.'),
('16074',' The director made two versions of the film; one with nude scenes, a second  with dressed actors. He said that the former version was for Catholic  countries, the latter for Protestant ones.'),
('16075',' Extended DVD edition entitled "Psycho Giant vs. the Mopedists" runs 74  minutes, only released in Sweden by DMEG AB.'),
('16076',' Swedish cinema version was pre'),
('16077','cut from 3365 m to 3110 m by the distributor  (however no violent scenes was omitted). Then the Swedish censors cut the  movie from 3110 m (114 min) to 3040m (111min). Some shootings and a karate  fight were cut.'),
('16078',' A longer version of the film exists which contains the graphic violence that  was cut to obtain the PG rating.'),
('16079',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('16080',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC for an A (PG) certificate to  remove shots of bloody wounds and to heavily edit the killing of Ollie by the  piranhas.'),
('16081',' The version shown on TV doesnt include the bikers head being "knocked" off  by the clown riding the bike and subsequently going into the garbage can.  However, the TV version does include an extra scene not in the video that  deals with Debbie telling Mike about her fear of clowns while they are in the  spaceship for the first time.'),
('16082',' Also in the Cable version is a scene where Dave, Debbie, and Mike walk on a  tight rope and end up in a room with lots of doors, only to get ambushed by  Klowns. This scene and the scene where Debbie tells Mike about her fear of  clowns are in the DVD version as well.'),
('16083',' A colorized version was released in 2007 as part of a double feature with  _Giant Gila Monster, The (1959)_ (qv).'),
('16084',' The original release version contained a brief prologue explaining what a  shrew is. This prologue has been completely removed except for the final line  of narration ("There were reports of a new species...the giant killer  shrew.") which introduces the main title.'),
('16085',' The print of the film used on the Triton Multimedia/Slingshot Video DVD  release includes several green tinted inserts and effects shots, most notably  when our hero is first zapped by the aliens and later during the underground  scenes.'),
('16086',' Originally titled Grey Night, the title was changed for some film festivals  to Grey Knight.  This is the directors cut of the film.  Allegedly, after  some previews (most notably one for USA network executives), the producer  (Brad Krevoy) was led to believe the movie was "too artsy" and ordered it  recut.  The producers cut is known as The Killing Box.  Both versions are  sometimes known on video as Ghost Brigade, though the laserdisc Ghost Brigade  is Grey Night with only its title changed.'),
('16087',' The two cuts differ in many ways: The directors cut (Grey Night) is ten  minutes longer. The two cuts have very different beginnings: Grey Night  begins with Civil War era photos and music, while The Killing Box begins with  a text intro explaining the military term "the killing box" and then a  sepia'),
('16088','toned flashback of the first massacre at the creek.'),
('16089',' The two cuts have different scores.  Grey Night is scored with music (by Bill  Boll) that sounds appropriate to the Civil War.  The Killing Box has a more  typical horror movie score.'),
('16090',' In Grey Night, Harling (played by Adrian Pasdar (qv)) is a morphine addict  and shoots up a few times.  These scenes are shortened, but not absent in The  Killing Box.  If you see him sitting alone by a tree, hes just used the  needle. Many scenes and shots are shortened in The Killing Box including  reaction shots and anything that makes the members of the ghost brigade  appear sympathetic. The ending of Grey Night is much longer and shows the  death of Billy Bob Thornton (qv)s character.'),
('16091',' US theatrical version was edited for sexuality to secure a R rating. The film  was released on DVD & video in both its censored and unrated version.'),
('16092',' The theatrical version runs 135 minutes. Two years after the release director  John Cassavetes prepared a different cut with a running time of 108 minutes.'),
('16093',' Originally produced for the 3D0 game console, a different version with  alternate dialogue and scenes, was later produced for the Macintosh.'),
('16094',' The Italian version omits all references to Eric (Jean'),
('16095','Hugues Anglades  character) being HIV'),
('16096','positive: the moment when he tells about it to Zed is  not included. Also omitted is the dialogue at the end, when Zed tells Zoe  that the blood covering his face is mostly Erics (suggesting the possibility  that he might have been infected).'),
('16097',' German TV'),
('16098','Version is cut for violence and is rated "not under 16"'),
('16099',' The 3 DVD special edition released in France includes the 96 minute  theatrical version on disc 1, the 99 minute directors cut on disc 2 and  extras on disc 3 (including deleted scenes and behind the scenes footage).  The directors cut includes a more detailed heroin taking scene, Eric telling  Zed that he is going to give Zoe Aids, a slightly extended fight between Zed,  Eric and Zoe at the end and a bloodier death for Eric.'),
('16100',' The DVD version is slightly different from the original TV version in the  following ways. '),
('16101',' Its letterboxed, thus allowing you to see each entire filmed frame. '),
('16102',' The beginning credits for Nancy Cartwright and Tahj Mowry are at the top of   the frame instead of at the bottom. '),
('16103',' All of the fade in and fade out transitions for commercials breaks have been   changed into regular cuts, thus presenting the movie without any spots for   commercial breaks. By doing this, some additional changes were made: The   music has been clipped by a few seconds at 21:21 (21 minutes 21 seconds into   the film). The before and after "commercial break" audio has been mixed   together at 38:00. At 42:36 the TV version zooms out from a close'),
('16104','up of   Sheego to the group show with some music playing over it, on DVD the group   show it shown without the close'),
('16105','up & zoom out and music. At 54:36 the loud   music is missing after Ron says "See, everybopdy in the future is ripped" (a   fade out follows this line in the TV version) and another one before Kim   says "What happened to you?" (a fade in precedes this line in the TV   version). '),
('16106',' Instead of series background music playing over the last scene with Kim and   Ron, "This Year" by the A*TEENS is played instead, leading into the end   credits. The A*TEENS song starts at 62:59 right after Ron says "Brainfreeze"   and Rufus groans. '),
('16107',' The end credits are completely different. Instead of the traditional series   end credits (still text over a picture of Kim, with the instrumental of   "Call Me, Beep Me" playing over it), the credits scroll over a still shot of   the sky from the end scene with the A*TEENS song playing over it. '),
('16108',' Since the A*TEENS song is used during the end credits instead of "Call Me,   Beep Me," the music credits lists the A*TEENS song where "Call Me, Beep Me"   used to be.'),
('16109',' There are several differences between the original TV broadcast and the DVD. '),
('16110',' '),
('16111',' The DVD is presented in a wide screen letterbox format, thus showing more   image than the full screen TV version. '),
('16112',' '),
('16113',' The DVD packaging claims that there is added footage, which is an extended   undercover scene. The extra footage is scenes of Kim, Ron, and Rufus   swimming underwater to the club (16:51'),
('16114','18:03 on the DVD). '),
('16115',' '),
('16116',' Because of the newly'),
('16117','added underwater scene, Rons line "You think theyll   be a long line?" was changed to "You think theyre trying to keep us out?"   on the DVD. '),
('16118',' '),
('16119',' The song that plays at the end of the movie and over the end credits   ("Could It Be") is slightly different in each version. [SPOILER]Right after   Kim & Ron kiss at the dance.[/SPOILER] Right before the "The End" sign, a   different set of lyrics for "Could It Be" is used. On TV, its "Cause today   is the start of the rest of our lives..." On DVD, its "Its kind of funny   you were always near..." '),
('16120',' '),
('16121',' On TV the end credits scroll over colored character images, and the voice   credits are listed in two sections. On the DVD the end credits scroll over a   black background, and the voice credits are listed in one section. The end   credits on the DVD run 56 seconds longer than on TV. Also, the DVD doesnt   have the "Walt Disney Television Animation" and "Disney Channel Original"   logo screens after the end credits.'),
('16122',' A directors cut was premiered at IIK!! Horror Film Festival, Finland on  November 6th, 2004. This version tightens up the plot by several minutes,  cuts off the appearances by Lordis band members and features an alternative  ending.'),
('16123',' Was available in a computer colorized version.'),
('16124',' The ending of the US version was extended to show the guards discovering  Louis Mazzinis written memoirs/confessions to make it clear to the audience  that he did not get away with the murders of his relatives while the UK  version remains ambiguous on the subject.'),
('16125',' Early VHS prints sold in the U.S. changed the line "catch a n****r by his  toe" to "catch a tiger by his toe"'),
('16126',' The UK cinema version was cut by 19 secs by the BBFC for a 12 certificate  with edits to footage of a head'),
('16127','butt, a mans head being hit against a car  door and a woman being slapped in the face, plus a reduction in gunshots  (from 5 to 2). The cuts were fully restored in the 15 rated video release.'),
('16128',' In the TV version Joyce says to John "There is no money, you stupid jerk." In  the theatrical release she says "There is no money, you son of a bitch."'),
('16129',' R'),
('16130','rated version is censored. The scene where the woman driving her car gets  attacked by Anthony is shortened. Some additional close'),
('16131','up footage of the  tentacles going into her face and under the skin was cut.'),
('16132',' In the 1961 rerelease (the 70mm blow'),
('16133','up version), right after the 20th  Century Fox logo at the beginning, in place of "A Cinemascope Picture in  Cinemascope 55," was "In Grandeur 70" (same background, but the text was  huge, streamlined and stretched across the screen in a banner'),
('16134','like curve).'),
('16135',' An overture was added to the film (and intermission and exit music as well)  for the 1961 reissue, but they were cobbled together from pieces of the  films underscore. Although an Overture had been recorded specifically for  the soundtrack album (released in 1956), it was never used on the film  itself.'),
('16136',' Originally envisioned and shot as a R'),
('16137','rated film with corresponding graphic  violence, the film was cut down for a PG'),
('16138','13 rating shortly before release for  commercial reasons. This version was shown theatrically around the world. A  "directors cut" has been released on DVD.This version restores the battle  violence as well as some other scenes.It is about 15 minutes longer than the  theatrical version.'),
('16139',' The "Directors cut" also deletes some scenes that were in the theatrical  version.'),
('16140',' A key sequence from the ambulance scene that was shown in the original  drive'),
('16141','in release but was cut from the US video version. When the ambulance  attendant stares into the back of the ambulance there is an abrupt cut and  then he stares forward again. What was cut out was Babette got romantically  entangled with Freds erection (medically known as "penis captivus") and  because of the bumpy ambulance ride they appeared be having sex to the  ambulance attendant. That was the whole basis of the joke. However this scene  is shown in the UK video version.'),
('16142',' When Gross'),
('16143','Out walks into the bathroom during a frat party the US video  version is missing the part where he walks past a couple having sex in the  bathtub. This scene is left intact on the UK video version and probably was  also in the original drive'),
('16144','in release.'),
('16145',' Original British prints run about five minutes longer than the version that  was released in America in 1976. It is this American version that is  available on video, but the British cut is available on disc.'),
('16146',' On November 22, 2005, Turner Classic Movies premiered a version with a four  minute overture added. This increased the run time to slightly over 104  minutes. This is also the U.S. DVD version.'),
('16147',' The original version was released four times between 1933 and 1952, and each  release saw the cutting of additional scenes. Though many of the outtakes '),
('16148','  including the censored sequence in which Kong peels off Fay Wray (qv)s  clothes '),
('16149',' were restored in 1971, one cut scene has never been found. It is  the clip in which Kong shakes four sailors off a log bridge, causing them to  fall into a ravine where they are eaten alive by giant spiders. When the  movie '),
('16150',' with spider sequence intact '),
('16151',' was previewed in San Bernardino,  Calif., in late January, 1933, members of the audience screamed and either  left the theatre or talked about the grisly sequence throughout the remainder  of the film. Said the films producer, Merian C. Cooper, "It stopped the  picture cold, so the next day back at the studio, I took it out myself".  Recently, there have been rumors that the reason why the scene was cut was  because it slowed down the film too much and didnt tie into the main story  of Kong pursuing Ann. Peter Jackson and the crew at WETA "reconstructed" and  re'),
('16152','shot the scene for the Warner R1 DVD using duplicates of the original stop  motion models, the shooting script, and various storyboards. The sequence  also includes the sailors running from an enraged triceratops.'),
('16153',' Other than the sequence where Kong pulls Fay Wrays clothes off, here are the  other scenes that were cut in the late 30s, and not restored until the 70s: '),
('16154',' All scenes of the Brontasourus biting sailors, including the sequence where   a sailor climbs to the top of a tree, and soon, a dinosaur comes and takes   him away in his mouth. '),
('16155',' Kong biting and chewing natives when he breaks through the gate on Skull   Island, and squashing one under his giant foot. '),
('16156',' Kong biting a New Yorker when he escapes from the theater. '),
('16157',' Kong picking a sleeping woman from her hotel room, inspecting her and upon   deciding that shes not Ann throwing her to the sidewalk several stories   below. Though these scenes were fully restored in 35mm to the 1972   re'),
('16158','release, some prints in the 1960s used 35mm blow'),
('16159','ups of an old uncensored   16mm print to restore the shots, creating a noticeable drop in quality. The   1972 restoration gets the censored shots that were discovered in an uncut   British 35mm print from 1933.'),
('16160',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('16161',' Also scrapped from the film at the same time as the spider sequence (it is  unknown how much of it was filmed) was a scene involving the search party  encountering a group of triceratops right after the brontosaurus attack. Kong  stumbles upon the creatures and a battle ensues. He hurls a giant rock at one  of them causing one of its horns to break off. Another triceratops chases the  sailors further into the jungle and stabs one of them to death with its horn.  This sequence was scripted but never filmed. Cooper felt a scene such as this  would take too long (and too much money) to film, as well as slow the film  down. The Triceratops chasing the sailor was filmed though (minus the  impalement). Actually it was a test shot from the canceled CREATION (1932)  film that OBrien was working on before KING KONG. He shot test footage of a  Triceratops chasing a sailor and goring him with its horn after the sailor  had shot and killed its baby. The sequence of the Triceratops chasing the  sailor was to be grafted into the film of KING KONG. This is why the men are  still running long after the Brontosaurus had stopped chasing them, because a  Triceratops (only one) had sprung from the Jungle and chased after them. The  sequence was never used because it didnt match up well the King Kong footage  and thus left out of the finished picture. The CREATION test footage can be  found on the Warner R1 King Kong DVD released in 2005. '),
('16162',' Also cut was a long sequence of Ann and Jack fleeing from Kong after they   jump off the cliff into the river. This sequence featured an enraged Kong   climbing down from Skull Mountain after the pair. It was cut because Cooper   felt it was too long and wanted to keep the pacing of the film quick, with   the couple making it back to the village with an unseen Kong behind them   keeping the pace of the film flowing fast. '),
('16163',' Another scene cut from the New York sequence had Kong peering into a window   and breaking up a poker game. This sequence was cut because a similar scene   had appeared in the THE LOST WORLD (1925) '),
('16164',' An alternate shot of Kong falling off the Empire State building was filmed   but discarded due to less than perfect special effects, with Kong falling he   looked "transparent" and thus the scene was scrapped. A still of this exists   and can be found in a book about the making of Kong.'),
('16165',' The Film had 45 extra minutes of footage added to it for its two part TV  premiere.'),
('16166',' Additional scenes include the following: '),
('16167',' A lengthy scene in a Surubaya bar showing Prescott drugging a Petrox   crewman. '),
('16168',' A scene of Joe & Boan playing cards & being interrupted by a Captain Ross on   the loudspeaker calling all hands to assemble in the mess room. Boan   wisecracking about Petrox bought by Howard Hughes & working for the CIA. '),
('16169',' A scene of a Mexican crew member named Garcia spying on Dwan while shes   showering,ends with Jack tossing Garcia overboard with a life preserver. '),
('16170',' A scene showing the crew watching an old movie on TV. Roy Bagley observing   the oil'),
('16171','like substance under a microscope, he swigs some wine & calls for a   boat to take him ashore. '),
('16172',' Longer battle between Kong & the gigantic snake,ends with an alternate and   less gory take of Kong killing the snake & beating his chest. '),
('16173',' Extra footage of Kong breaking through the wall. '),
('16174',' Before Jack enters Dwans dressing room he is confronted by a security   guard. '),
('16175',' Additional dialogue between Dwan & Wilson. '),
('16176',' During Kongs rampage a Petrox head executive tells Wilson hes fired. '),
('16177',' After Kong steps on Wilson,the camera pulls back to reveal that all thats   left in Kongs footprint is Wilsons hat. '),
('16178',' A scene of Dwan & Jack talking & running down a street trying to hot'),
('16179','wire a   car. '),
('16180',' A scene of a car running in front of Kong, Kong picks it up & throws it   against a building, where it explodes.'),
('16181',' The three hour, two'),
('16182','part television version also includes: '),
('16183',' A longer scene of Kong attacking the elevated train. '),
('16184',' A longer scene of Kong hiding from search helicopters at the East River   waterfront. '),
('16185',' '),
('16186','Additional dialogue between Jack and Dwan in the bar. '),
('16187',' '),
('16188','Two brief, additional clips of the military gaurding the Queensboro Bridge. '),
('16189',' '),
('16190','An alternate, extended scene of Kong destroying the power station. '),
('16191',' '),
('16192','A longer scene of the City Official concurring with military advisors at   City Hall, including a general telling the official they dont have time to   get Prescotts head examined, and another advisor telling the official that   standing around wont get him votes. '),
('16193',' Extended scene of Kong peering in the window at Dwan in the bar. '),
('16194',' A short scene of a military official ordering jet fighters to be aborted and   choppers sent in instead. '),
('16195',' A scene of Jack stealing a discarded ten'),
('16196','speed bike and racing after Kong   down a New York street. '),
('16197',' Three short clips of Kong lumbering down Wall Street with Dwan in hand. '),
('16198',' A brief clip of the helicopter gunships taking off. '),
('16199',' An extended scene of Kong climbing the World Trade Center and pausing to   rest a moment about halfway up.'),
('16200',' On November 14, 2006, an extended edition DVD came out, with 14 minutes of  additional scenes edited back into the film. These scenes included a scene  with a water demon attacking the rescue crew, another dinosaur attack, a new  scene in the jungle of Skull Island, extended shots/scenes in New York, and  more.'),
('16201',' The Warner Home Video release is different from the RCA/Columbia video.  The  moment in the network office where the secretary calls for security when  Rupert refuses to leave is cut out in the Warner video; so it appears the  security guard shows up for no reason.  Also the argument between Rupert and  Jerry at his estate is shorter, resulting in rather inconsistent dialogue.'),
('16202',' The original edition, as featured on the LOLLILOVE DVD, is titled  "SLITHER'),
('16203','ing Through Tinseltown" in the menus and "SLITHER'),
('16204','ing Through  Hollywood" on the LOLLILOVE box cover, and runs approximately 12 minutes. It  includes footage of Lloyd Kaufman meeting James Gunn and Jenna Fischer at the  motel where the SLITHER cast and crew were staying, additional moments of  Lloyd in the makeup trailer getting made up, and the van ride the cast takes  to set, where Lloyd asks James to compare the budgets of TROMEO & JULIET and  SLITHER.'),
('16205',' The second edition, as featured on most editions of the SLITHER DVD  worldwide, is titled "The King of Cult," and runs 9 minutes. It deletes many  moments from the original version, including the motel, the makeup trailer,  and the van ride, due to requests from Universal Home Videos legal  department. It adds title cards to explain some information lost due to these  omissions.'),
('16206',' The third edition, as featured on the TROMEO AND JULIET: 10TH ANNIVERSARY  DVD, is titled "SLITHER'),
('16207','ing Through Hollywood Uncut" and runs approximately  14 minutes. It includes added footage of the actual shooting of the film,  previously confiscated by, and then recovered from, SLITHERs producers after  the film was released in theaters. It contains all of the material from the  original 12'),
('16208','minute version, except for a brief shot shortened at the end, for  better pacing.'),
('16209',' The US home version was censored. All blood/bleeding was removed and Mais  "animated" breasts were fixed into place. These changes were not permanent  and could be undone with a simple code.'),
('16210',' All scenes with large amounts of red blood (Leonas flashback, Ioris blood  coughing) are changed to green in the US versions.'),
('16211',' There are some secret endings only in the Japanese version which can be  triggered by certain character combinations (Joe, Terry, and Mai as well as a  Chang, Choi, and Yamazaki). These ending simply advertise some of the popular  Japanese magazines at the time.'),
('16212',' The Dreamcast version, Dream Match 1999, features a high quality arranged  soundtrack, tweaked voices, 3D backgrounds, and a new Anime intro.'),
('16213',' In Home versions, Kula can be selected, from the same place as she is on the  Arcade versions, without a code. In the Arcade version, You have to use a  code to unlock her.'),
('16214',' In the Japanese version, the Ikari Teams Ending had Whip confronting Zero,  holding a gun to his face and even firing (you hear the gunshot). In all  other versions, the scene was altered to show Whip confronting Zero without a  gun and skipping the firing scene (instead it simply shows the two standing  there)'),
('16215',' This was the first installment of The King of Fighters series to have various  things removed for non'),
('16216','Japanese versions. They include the usage of blood as  well as the lack of Mais bouncing breasts.'),
('16217',' The 2003 Playstation 2 release included bonus strikers not found in earlier  versions.'),
('16218',' Shingo and King are exclusive characters in the Dreamcast version released  only in Japan.'),
('16219',' Following the DC version, the Playstation 2 version features not only King  and Shingo as extra characters, but Goenitz, Orochi Iori, and Geese (directly  based off their recent "SVC Chaos" incarnations). The PS2 version also  contains numerous 3D variations of the original backgrounds.'),
('16220',' The XBox version features all the additions of the PS2 version along with  XBox Live (Online Play) support.'),
('16221',' The prime difference between the Japanese and US versions is the presence of  English voice acting instead of Japanese voice acting (like previous KoF  titles).'),
('16222',' A leaked US beta had the Japanese voice acting with English subtitles'),
('16223',' There was also a near final version of the US version released to the Gaming  Press (like Gamespot) that had both English and Japanese voice acting'),
('16224',' All current prints of "King of Jazz" run 93 minutes.'),
('16225',' This film was re'),
('16226','released in 1931 with a synchronized musical score.'),
('16227',' The Turner Classic Music (TCM) channel broadcast a "Keith T. Smith Modern  Sound Pictures Incorporated release", which contained a musical track with  sound effects, and had a running time of 112 minutes. The print had no cast  credits and few crew credits and may have been the same version as the 1931  re'),
('16228','release, but with a copyright statement "Renewed Cinema Corp. of America,  1955."'),
('16229',' Orignally rated "X", edited and changed for R rating on appeal.'),
('16230',' UK video version cut by 47 seconds. Released uncut for 2004 DVD.'),
('16231',' German Video'),
('16232','Release was cut in order to reduce violence in a few scenes. The  US'),
('16233','Release is also cut. Dutch Release is full uncut'),
('16234',' Australian Video Version is uncut '),
('16235',' Including the meat hook through the head  scene in the garage.'),
('16236',' The DVD version replaced Ric Flairs music from "Also Sprach Zarathustra" to  the music he used in WWF from 1991'),
('16237','1993.'),
('16238',' This Republic serial was edited down to a feature film and released under the  title "Lost Planet Airman."'),
('16239',' All DVD/VHS releases and TV versions in Germany were cut for violence to  secure a "Not under 12" rating. In 2004 the film was re'),
('16240','released on DVD by  MGM for the first time in its uncut form.'),
('16241',' A second version, edited down to 103 minutes, was released onto videotape. It  is missing the celebrety narratives and an opening montage of clips of  militant black leaders with violent rhetoric contrasting to clips of Dr.  Kings non'),
('16242','violent messages, but includes the original introduction by Harry  Belefonte, and consists entirely of newsreel footage.'),
('16243',' In keeping with Squaresoft tradition, the U.S. version contains additional  features not found in the original Japanese release.	These include three  hyper'),
('16244','difficult bosses.  An International version has been released in Japan  entitled Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.'),
('16245',' There is a re'),
('16246','release of this game in Japan. This version includes new  abilities, weapons, heartless bosses and new scenes.'),
('16247',' The US version has a preview of Kingdom Hearts 2. International version has  both a extended preview of Kingdom Hearts 2 and a promo for Final Fantasy  X'),
('16248','2.'),
('16249',' While playing the Atlantica Rhythm mini'),
('16250','games in the Japanese version, the O  button is used as a rhythm trigger a majority of the time. In the English  version its replaced with the X button.'),
('16251',' In late March of 2007, Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+ was released in Japan,  containing that disc and a remade'),
('16252','for'),
('16253','PS2 version of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of  Memories. The Final Mix version contains many changes, including: Puzzle  Mode, Theater Mode, fights with all 13 Organization members in a secret room,  all'),
('16254','new cut'),
('16255','scenes, a new Drive Form, and other things.'),
('16256',' A Directors Cut of "Kingdom of Heaven" was screened in Los Angeles in  December 2005. This new version ran for 3 hours and 7 minutes.'),
('16257',' The Directors Cut Edition contains 15 deleted / extended scenes: '),
('16258',' 1) In the dinner scene, the priest is taking plenty of food all over. '),
('16259',' 2) Balian wakes up to find a cut rope. His wife just committed suicide. '),
('16260',' 3) Feirouz, one of Godfreys men heals Balians hand. '),
('16261',' 4) A much longer conversation in the Messina hospital where both Godfrey and   Balian eat tangerine, with the former explaining the tangerine as The New   World. '),
('16262',' 5) At Golgotha, Balian buys another rosary, encounters the little beggars   and meets the man in the hut. It is revealed later that he buried the rosary   under a huge tree '),
('16263',' 6) Almaric takes Balian to the house in Jerusalem and a boy greets the   former. '),
('16264',' 7) When Balian and his riders rode to Ibelin, he saw a penitent man crawling   at the side of the road. '),
('16265',' 8) At night, Balian saw the same man crawling far from his house. '),
('16266',' 9) Balian and his group surveys the aftermath of the Templars slaughtering   the Saracen caravan with Sibylla following with flashbacks of the Templars. '),
('16267',' 10) After returning to Jerusalem, Balian meets a woman who resembles his   wife. Almaric meets him and did question his orders later. '),
('16268',' 11) A longer scene of the boys coronation. '),
('16269',' 12) Reynalds men rape the captives. '),
('16270',' 13) Guy meets Sibylla in the crypt. An alternate take of Balian and his   group arriving at the place later. In the movie, Balian arrives alone. '),
('16271',' 14) The Patriach orders his men to kill Balian. The church members clashed   with Balians group. '),
('16272',' 15) Saladin surveys the aftermath of the Battle of Hattin. He orders the   execution of the Knights Templar but Imam protests against the decision.'),
('16273',' The 194 minute Directors Cut is a roadshow format presentation with 45 '),
('16274',' minutes of new scenes, with the biggest addition to all is a subplot of '),
('16275',' Sibyllas son and all its references. In addition to the overture, and   entracte music with more graphic violence, new scenes inserted back were: '),
('16276',' At the opening, there is an insert of the priest with the rotten apple   together with extra dialogue with the gravedigger referring to Balian as the   priests brother. However, the complete tune that the gravedigger whistles   was not put back, and only part of it can be heard. '),
('16277',' Balian is released from the prison on the grounds that he is needed for the   bishop to complete construction of the abbey. '),
('16278',' Additional shots of Balian looking at the planted tree which is growing '),
('16279',' A flashback of Balians wife prior to her suicide. '),
('16280',' Godfrey and his men having dinner with his brother, Roger De Cornier. While   Godfrey is away from the table, Roger and his son conspire to kill him and   take the mantle of Baron of Ibelin '),
('16281',' which explains the forest ambush later. '),
('16282',' Balian is abused physically and taunted by his brother the priest at the   crossroad. '),
('16283',' The following day, the priest tells Godfrey a little background information   on Balian, including his role as an engineer and having fought in a civil   war. Right after that, there is an extra flashback shot of Godfrey before he   left for Jerusalem. '),
('16284',' Godfreys line "I am your father" in the theatrical cut is substituted with   "I know your namesake." '),
('16285',' After Godfrey and his men leave for Messina, Balians assistant looks on as   he leaves. At night, there are additional lines of the priest taunting   Balian into leaving for Jerusalem before he is killed. '),
('16286',' Additional shots of Godfreys men at camp (Hospitaler brushing teeth),   including a pivotal shot the English sergeant patching Godfreys armor '),
('16287','   which is why he is shot by an arrow later. '),
('16288',' In the ambush sequence, Rogers first son comes and greets Godfrey uncle   before leaving. An additional shot is put back in, with a close'),
('16289','up of the   horse crossing the river and Hospitaler hiding on the left flank of the   horse. Also, there are two more shots added afterward: Godfrey chases   Rogers first son, saying "Thank God for my brothers love!", and the second   son is executed right after he demands the right to be held ransom. '),
('16290',' At the pilgrims road, there is an extra line of the acolyte saying murder   of an enemy and a reference to the Pope. Also, there is a new shot of   Hospitaler visiting an old pilgrim. '),
('16291',' At the Messina port, the English sergeant tells Balian a little background   information of the port. '),
('16292',' At Balians house in Jerusalem, Hospitaler discusses about faith and that he   does not put stock into religion, mentioning of fanatics using religion as   the common cause of killing. '),
('16293',' The title card Office of The Marshal of Jerusalem appears earlier. '),
('16294',' The infamous chess board scene between Balian and the king. The king orders   Balian to safeguard the pilgrim road. '),
('16295',' The biggest addition to the film is the subplot of the boy king. Balian puts   back the toy soldier and catches a glimpse of Sibyllas son. '),
('16296',' The next morning in Ibelin, we see Balian and Sibylla in bed, with him   observing the Muslim servants performing their prayers. Balian sees the toy   boat that was seen earlier and let it flow down the pipe again. '),
('16297',' Many new scenes appear right after the intermission. When the army leaves   Kerak for Jerusalem, Guy exhibits a look of hatred at Balian. He has figured   out that Sibylla was together with him. '),
('16298',' Guy practicing with his sword outside the kings chambers after an exchange   between the king and the Patriach. After the patriarch leaves Guy, he   seduces a chambermaid. '),
('16299',' Reynald screams in his prison cell and the jailkeeper gets annoyed with the   screaming. '),
('16300',' Sibylla sees Guy with her son and Guy forces her a deal of accepting his   knights or her sons brief and bloody rule. '),
('16301',' Sibylla teaches her son about England and France. Whilst she is away, the   boy places his palm on top of the fire lamp but feels no pain. '),
('16302',' Sibylla agrees to Guys offer. '),
('16303',' The boys coronation. '),
('16304',' A few new scenes follow the boy, including him signing documents. Some wax   drops onto his hands, and Sibylla and the Patriach feel something is wrong   as he felt no pain. She becomes horrified when the physicians reveal that   her son too was a leper. After that, Tiberias and Sibylla argue over the   rumor in the court about the boy. Finally, it is decided that she would take   him to the palm orchard, where she forcefully euthanizes him while singing   him to sleep. '),
('16305',' When Guys army leaves for war with Saladin, there are additional lines in   the exchange between Tiberias and Balian, referring to the boys death and   Jerusalem having gone with him. '),
('16306',' While supervising preparations for the defense of Jerusalem, Balian meets   the gravedigger back in France and again right after he knights a big group   of commoners. '),
('16307',' During the negotiation of terms between Balian and Saladin, an extra line is   put back, said by Saladin: "As for your king, I leave it up to you." '),
('16308',' The final duel between Balian and Guy, with Guy beaten into submission. '),
('16309',' When Balian arrives back in France, he sees the planted tree fully grown   with flowers blooming.'),
('16310',' The 194 minute Directors Cut is a roadshow format presentation with 45  minutes of new scenes, with the biggest addition to all is a subplot of  Sibyllas son and all its references. In addition to the overture, and  entracte music with more graphic violence, new scenes inserted back are: '),
('16311',' At the opening, there is an insert of the priest with the rotten apple   together with extra dialogue with the gravedigger referring to Balian as the   priests brother. However, the complete tune that the gravedigger whistles   was not put back, and only part of it can be heard. '),
('16312',' Balian is released from the prison on the grounds that he is needed for the   bishop to complete construction of the abbey. '),
('16313',' Additional shots of Balian looking at the planted tree which is growing '),
('16314',' A flashback of Balians wife prior to her suicide. '),
('16315',' Godfrey and his men having dinner with his brother, Roger De Cornier. While   Godfrey is away from the table, Roger and his son conspire to kill him and   take the mantle of Baron of Ibelin which explains the forest ambush later. '),
('16316',' Balian is abused physically and taunted by his brother the priest at the   crossroad. '),
('16317',' The following day, the priest tells Godfrey a little background information   on Balian, including his role as an engineer and having fought in a civil   war. Right after that, there is an extra flashback shot of Godfrey before he   left for Jerusalem. '),
('16318',' Godfreys line "I am your father" in the theatrical cut is substituted with   "I know your namesake." '),
('16319',' After Godfrey and his men leave for Messina, Balians assistant looks on as   he leaves. At night, there are additional lines of the priest taunting   Balian into leaving for Jerusalem before he is killed. '),
('16320',' Additional shots of Godfreys men at camp (Hospitaler brushing teeth),   including a pivotal shot the English sergeant patching Godfreys armor '),
('16321','   which is why he is shot by an arrow later. '),
('16322',' In the ambush sequence, Rogers first son comes and greets Godfrey uncle   before leaving. An additional shot is put back in, with a close'),
('16323','up of the   horse crossing the river and Hospitaler hiding on the left flank of the   horse. Also, there are two more shots added afterward: Godfrey chases   Rogers first son, saying "Thank God for my brothers love!", and the second   son is executed right after he demands the right to be held ransom. '),
('16324',' At the pilgrims road, there is an extra line of the acolyte saying murder   of an enemy and a reference to the Pope. Also, there is a new shot of   Hospitaler visiting an old pilgrim. '),
('16325',' At the Messina port, the English sergeant tells Balian a little background   information of the port. '),
('16326',' At Balians house in Jerusalem, Hospitaler discusses about faith and that he   does not put stock into religion, mentioning of fanatics using religion as   the common cause of killing. '),
('16327',' The title card Office of The Marshal of Jerusalem appears earlier. '),
('16328',' The infamous chess board scene between Balian and the king. The king orders   Balian to safeguard the pilgrim road. '),
('16329',' The biggest addition to the film is the subplot of the boy king. Balian puts   back the toy soldier and catches a glimpse of Sibyllas son. '),
('16330',' The next morning in Ibelin, we see Balian and Sibylla in bed, with him   observing the Muslim servants performing their prayers. Balian sees the toy   boat that was seen earlier and let it flow down the pipe again. '),
('16331',' Many new scenes appear right after the intermission. When the army leaves   Kerak for Jerusalem, Guy exhibits a look of hatred at Balian. He has figured   out that Sibylla was together with him. '),
('16332',' Guy practicing with his sword outside the kings chambers after an exchange   between the king and the Patriach. After the patriarch leaves Guy, he   seduces a chambermaid. '),
('16333',' Reynald screams in his prison cell and the jailkeeper gets annoyed with the   screaming. '),
('16334',' Sibylla sees Guy with her son and Guy forces her a deal of accepting his   knights or her sons brief and bloody rule. '),
('16335',' Sibylla teaches her son about England and France. Whilst she is away, the   boy places his palm on top of the fire lamp but feels no pain. '),
('16336',' Sibylla agrees to Guys offer. '),
('16337',' The boys coronation. '),
('16338',' A few new scenes follow the boy, including him signing documents. Some wax   drops onto his hands, and Sibylla and the Patriach feel something is wrong   as he felt no pain. She becomes horrified when the physicians reveal that   her son too was a leper. After that, Tiberias and Sibylla argue over the   rumor in the court about the boy. Finally, it is decided that she would take   him to the palm orchard, where she forcefully euthanizes him while singing   him to sleep. '),
('16339',' When Guys army leaves for war with Saladin, there are additional lines in   the exchange between Tiberias and Balian, referring to the boys death and   Jerusalem having gone with him. '),
('16340',' While supervising preparations for the defense of Jerusalem, Balian meets   the gravedigger back in France and again right after he knights a big group   of commoners. '),
('16341',' During the negotiation of terms between Balian and Saladin, an extra line is   put back, said by Saladin: "As for your king, I leave it up to you." '),
('16342',' The final duel between Balian and Guy, with Guy beaten into submission. '),
('16343',' When Balian arrives back in France, he sees the planted tree fully grown   with flowers blooming.'),
('16344',' DVD version is rated R and includes some raunchier footage not included in  the original PG'),
('16345','13 theatrical version.'),
('16346',' There is a alternate VHS version that has been released.  It appears under  MGMs Contemporary Classics collection.  This version of the movie contains  several extra scenes not shown in the theatrical version. The catalog number  for this movie is M207608.'),
('16347',' A deleted scene (not on the DVD) had Roy accidentally grabbing the Strip Club  owner in the nuts with his hook.  You can see the Strip Club Owner running  out of the club after them holding his crotch.'),
('16348',' In 2002, aired on network television (local markets, different affiliates and  times) with numerous scene and dialogue cuts / alterations. These include the  aftermath of Claudia going to the fridge (making the part where she says  shes going to get a drink make less sense), the fight between Roy and  Claudia (almost all of Roys offense is cut out), and the line about the Shit  Cloud ("Its a big cloud of <looks and sees Claudia, no line spoken> '),
('16349',' "I  think I can smell it", which again makes no sense).'),
('16350',' The version of the film shown on television deleted Dr. Whos death scene due  to its rather gruesome nature. However, it was restored in the DVD release.'),
('16351',' The endings of the USA and Japanese versions are basically the same, despite  the popular but erroneous story of Godzilla winning in the Japanese version.  In both versions the fight ends with Godzilla not surfacing, and Kong  swimming for home: the only minor difference is that in the Japanese version  both monsters emit two roars at the end of the fight, while in the U.S.  version only King Kongs roar can be heard on the soundtrack.'),
('16352',' When both King Kong and Godzilla crash into the ocean during the films  climax there is a big difference in the power of the Earthquake that occurs  between the U.S and Japanese versions. In the Japanese version there really  is no "Earthquake" but a slight tremor caused by the two big monsters  fighting off of the coast. A few small rocks topple from a hill and a small  sapling falls over. In the U.S version there really is an Earthquake and its  far more powerful. Not only does the quake cause the ground to split open  swallowing up several houses, but massive tidal waves occur flooding the  nearby valleys. Universal'),
('16353','International wanted a big ending and, unsatisfied  with the Japanese versions small tremor, used stock footage of a violent  Earthquake from a 1957 Toho film called The Mysterians to add to the U.S cut  of the film.'),
('16354',' The USA version is re'),
('16355','edited from the Japanese original and is vastly  different. New scenes featuring Eric Carter as a United Nations reporter were  inserted for the USA version, replacing some footage from the Japanese  release. Most of the comedy bits featuring Shoichi Hirose and Ichiro Arishima  are deleted in favor of bland, action screeching to a halt U.N. news reports  which are completely dissociated from the story. In the USA version, Harry  Holcome recites a ludicrous idea that Godzilla is a cross of a tyrannosaurus  (while pointing to an allosaurus in a childrens book) and a stegosaurus.  Most of Ifukubes magistral score is deleted and replaced with themes from  the score of _Creature from the Black Lagoon, The (1954)_ (qv).'),
('16356',' There was also a problem with printing, as matte lines are much more visible  in the USA print than the Japanese.'),
('16357',' The American dubbing claims Sakurais plane crashed whrn it previously said  he was in a boat. The dialogue here overdubs a picture of a boat. This  mistake does not exist in the original.'),
('16358',' There is a scene cut from this film. Its a brief scene that occurs while  Godzilla is attacking the tanks at the arctic base. Its a far away shot of  Godzilla breathing fire but this was done with a nozzle in the GodzillaS  costumes head and the effect wasnt that great so it was snipped. However  since its so brief it appears in the Japanese theatrical trailer.'),
('16359',' Another brief scene that was cut featured Kong giving Godzilla a running  "football tackle" knocking Godzilla down a hill. This brief scene appears in  the Japanese trailer.'),
('16360',' A scene where there is a farewell party for Sakurai and Farue is deleted from  the American version. This scene is particularly funny because Tako blasts  his assistant for not inviting the press corps.'),
('16361',' In the original Japanese version, Sakurai (Tadao Takashima) is playing drums  during a recording session for a commercial when Farue (Yu Fujiki) summons  him for a meeting with Mr. Tako to inform them that they will be going to  Faroe Island.'),
('16362',' In the original version, the scene where Godzilla and Kong meet for the first  time occurs during as the army is digging the poison gas laced pit for  Godzilla. In the American version, the meeting is rearranged so that it takes  place before the pit is dug.'),
('16363',' In the original version, the action shifts back and forth between Tokyo and  the Seahawk submarine, culminating with the collision with the iceberg. In  the U.S. version, the submarine sequence is shown in one continuous sequence  ending with Godzillas appearance.'),
('16364',' A 95 min "versione originale" directors cut is available on the new German 2  DVD set.'),
('16365',' This is made is both English and Hindi. While the English version lasts two  hours, the Hindi version lasts about the regular three hours with song and  dances. The English version is made for the international audience.'),
('16366',' All known copies in circulation of "Kiss Me Deadly" end rather abruptly: we  see the wounded Mike Hammer stumbling through the beach house looking for his  partner Velda, and then theres a couple of brief shots of the house  exploding and burning, with "The End" superimposed on the final shot. The  music is cut off instead of fading out and the screen turns black: it looks  like Mike and Velda died in the blaze.'),
('16367',' The original studio synopsis for the film however stated that Mike and Velda  manage to survive; this is confirmed by the screenplay, which includes two  additional scenes at the end. Moreover, the original trailer, included as a  bonus both in the US laserdisc edition and in the UK "Elite Collection" video  version, featured a brief shot showing Mike and Velda in the water on the  beach, apparently after escaping their doom. This led critics and film  historians to believe that the film originally included a longer ending that  was cut for unknown reasons (for censorship purposes, to make viewers believe  that Mike died too as retribution for his violent behaviour, or even simply  because of a mistake in the editing room) and prompted a search for the  missing footage.'),
('16368',' The complete ending footage from Robert Aldrichs version has finally been  recovered from the directors own personal print, donated to the Directors  Guild of America after his death. This version shows quite clearly that Mike  and Velda do not die in the fire.'),
('16369',' In the truncated version only four shots of the exploding beach house can  still be seen, while the original ending had sixteen shots (totaling over 80  seconds of additional screen time), showing the explosion from new different  angles intercut with shots of: Mike and Velda dragging themselves on the  beach towards the camera with the burning house behind them;  Mike and Velda  seen from behind, walking from the camera towards the surf, lightened by the  flames projecting long shadows on the sand; and finally Mike and Velda  huddled together, kneeling in the water and watching the house burn down as  "The End" is superimposed on the screen.'),
('16370',' The restored ending has been included in a new video edition of Kiss Me  Deadly, released in the USA in August 1997. The original ending was recovered  by editor Glenn Erickson with help from author Alain Silver.'),
('16371',' The original ending was shown overseas in various countries (eg. Germany and  the UK) when the film was orignially released.  It appears that the film was  actually released in two different versions worldwide and the shortened  ending was done specifically for the domestic USA theatrical release. In the  UK, although there was a longer ending, the theatrical release was heavily  cut for violence by the BBFC with the result that the film became  nonsensical.  For example,  the entire scene of Cloris Leachman being  tortured was excised and the film cuts from Hammer being knocked out to him  waking up again doused with petrol so that you never know what happened to  Leachman or the significance of the shoes worn by Albert Dekker.  UK TV  prints are uncut.'),
('16372',' Originally filmed in 3'),
('16373','D (which explains why characters are constantly  throwing things directly at the camera).'),
('16374',' There is an American version and a version released outside the U. S. of Kiss  Me, Stupid.  Deemed too sexually charged for U.S. audiences, the scene with  Dean Martin and Felicia Farr in Kim Novaks trailer was reshot for American  release.'),
('16375',' The American version is 2 minutes longer than the European version, Dean  Martin complains of a back injury, Zelda massages it, he falls asleep. In the  European version, Zelda and Dean are kissing and it is more likely they will  make love. The next scene is the same in both versions with Zelda waking up  naked and Dean has left the trailer.'),
('16376',' The Spanish version of "KISS Meets The Phantom of the Park" (usually known as  "Attack of the Phantoms") has totally different editing. Many various  scenes/elements not in the US version (while many in the US version are not  in the Spanish version). Among of the differences are: '),
('16377',' Devereauxs Civil War robots are seen attacking the security guards office. '),
('16378',' Calvin and Devereaux have a discussion on the Magic Mountain monorail and   continue it as they get off the ride. '),
('16379',' There are additional live shots of KISS, including some from overhead,   including one where you can clearly see a cameraman on stage. '),
('16380',' KISS promotional videos from 1979, "I Was Made For Loving You" and "Sure   Know Something," from their "Dynasty" album, are inserted in the movie as   live concert performances, despite the completely different costumes and   staging from the previous shot before the songs begin. '),
('16381',' The entire movie uses different music, especially a lot of KISS solo album   music, and even a little bit of an instrumental of KISS "Almost Human." '),
('16382',' Paul Stanley shoots Sams remote control with his eye laser. In the US   version, he simply takes it out of Sams skin with his hand. '),
('16383',' There are additional shots during most of the KISS fight scenes, as well as   many quick scenes throughout the film. Just one example of many, the guy   staring at Melissa at the snack bar wipes the table with his hand, while in   the US version he does not. '),
('16384',' This version ends with a shot of Devereaux walking in the park (the scene   after Calvin fired him) and then going into the credits which scroll, while   the US version ends with KISS performing "God of Thunder."'),
('16385',' The English theatrical version of "KISS Meets The Phantom of the Park"  (usually known as "Attack of the Phantoms") has totally different editing.  Many various scenes/elements not in the US version (while many in the US  version are not in the Spanish or English theatrical versions). Among of the  differences are: '),
('16386',' Devereauxs Civil War robots are seen attacking the security guards office. '),
('16387',' Calvin and Devereaux have a discussion on the Magic Mountain monorail and   continue it as they get off the ride. '),
('16388',' There are additional live shots of KISS, including some from overhead,   including one where you can clearly see a cameraman on stage. '),
('16389',' The entire movie uses different music, especially a lot of KISS solo album   music, and even a little bit of an instrumental of KISS "Almost Human." '),
('16390',' Paul Stanley shoots Sams remote control with his eye laser. In the US   version, he simply takes it out of Sams skin with his hand. '),
('16391',' There are additional shots during most of the KISS fight scenes, as well as   many quick scenes throughout the film. Just one example of many, the guy   staring at Melissa at the snack bar wipes the table with his hand, while in   the US version he does not. '),
('16392',' This version ends with a shot of Devereaux walking in the park (the scene   after Calvin fired him) and then going into the credits which scroll playing   "Mr. Make believe" from Gene Simmons solo album, while the US version ends   with KISS performing "God of Thunder."'),
('16393',' As Richard (Tchéky Karyo) shoots one of his bodyguards, there is an alternate  shot in the French version where you see the exit of the bullet at the back  of his head. You see blood spurting from the wound. All other versions omit  this scene.'),
('16394',' German theatrical version was edited for violence to secure a more commercial  "Not under 16" rating. The "Not under 18" version, labeled uncut version,  is still modified in one scene: when Richard shoots one of his men in the  head you could originally see the blood splashing. However, in the German  version the blood splash is out of frame.'),
('16395',' The Trailer shows some scenes not included in the final Movie'),
('16396',' Retitled "Kiss of Evil" for American TV, and considerably tampered with.   Bloody scenes are cut: e.g., when Herr Zimmer cauterizes his wrist after  Tanya bites him, and the pre'),
('16397','credits scene in which blood gushes from the  coffin of Zimmers daughter after he plunges a shovel into it (even her  scream is cut from that scene).  A couple of the cuts result in scenes that  dont make sense any more: in the cut'),
('16398','for'),
('16399','TV version, we never do find out  what Marianne sees behind the curtain, a sight which makes her scream.  And  when Harcourt frees his hands after being clawed by Tanya, the TV version has  him escape by running across the room untouched by the vampires, who just  watch him get away.  As originally filmed, Harcourt, after freeing his hands,  immediately smears the blood on his chest into a cross'),
('16400','shaped pattern: the  vampires now *cant* touch him.	The cut running time was made up for by the  addition of scenes of a family (middle'),
('16401','aged husband and wife; teenage  daughter) who fret and argue about the influence of the vampiric Ravna clan,  but never interact with anybody else in the movie.  The married couple are  inserted into the pre'),
('16402','credits graveyard scene in place of a couple of old  crones.  Even the final scene of the tampered'),
('16403','with version features this  family, instead of the original cast!  The theme of the familys scenes is  the social disruption the vampires bring to town: specifically, women get  uppity.  The wife becomes the breadwinner (by sewing the vampire clans white  robes!) as the husbands business suffers, and she browbeats him about it.   The daughter disses her boyfriend in favor of Carl Ravna.  Carl, unseen in  these scenes, has given her a music box which plays the same hypnotic tune  that he plays on the piano elsewhere in the movie.  The final scene has the  men magnanimously forgiving the women, who meekly apologize as they all head  off to church.'),
('16404',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit some gore from the  climactic bat attack.'),
('16405',' Originally, the voice of Casanova was dubbed (though uncredited) by Jeff  Kober. In later airings (notably satellite broadcasts), his voice was dubbed  by Tony Goldwyn, who also plays Dr. Rudolph (The Gentleman Caller) in the  movie.'),
('16406',' MGM also released this movie without a soundtrack, as a totally silent film.'),
('16407',' Another slightly longer version of the film was created to be accompanied by  live musicians. This version has been performed several times in New York by  the soprano Lucy Shelton.'),
('16408',' The US video verson has been slightly cut.  Shots of Molly Parker frontally  nude have been removed at the behest of the distributor.'),
('16409',' The Hong Kong VCD release sometimes found on eBay cuts some scenes down, and  blocks out nudity with black boxes.'),
('16410',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('16411',' Arthur Hill was the voice of the oak tree and narrator in the version shown  on The Disney Channel.'),
('16412',' Japanese Version runs 114 minutes'),
('16413',' Originally, Kite was a 2'),
('16414','episode OVA(Original video animation, also known as  straight'),
('16415','to'),
('16416','video in the U.S.) running approximately 60 minutes. Each episode  got its very own uncut VHS and DVD release in Japan in 1998. In 2000, Kite  was re'),
('16417','released in Japan in a slighty edited version, removing questionable  sexually explicit scenes, known as the International Version/Directors Cut  which was the foundation for the first U.S. release of Kite.'),
('16418',' In 2000, the first VHS and DVD U.S. releases of Kite were based upon the  international version from Japan. Even then, roughly 15 minutes of explicit  sexual scenes were deleted to allow this to be a general release with a 45  minute runtime and a 16+ viewer rating by its distributor, Media Blasters.  The two episodes were also not kept in original format because of all the  editing and were spliced together to form one long movie like episode, having  a single opening and ending credits.'),
('16419',' In 2002, Media Blasters released Kite again on DVD with a Directors Cut.  This version, while nearly perfect, still omits roughly one minute of  material involving sex with a minor. This version continues down the path of  having both episodes spliced together, making this more of a movie than a 2  episode OAV as it was meant to be, and is labeled with an 18+ viewer rating.'),
('16420',' In 2004, Kitty Media, Media Blasters company label for adults only titles,  releases Kite with a Special Edition Uncut version. This version is indeed  uncut and in original format, having each episode presented as they were in  Japan with their own openings and ending credits. This is exactly how Kite  looks and plays in its original Japanese releases of 1998.'),
('16421',' The complete uncut and unrated edition, containing both episodes in their  original form, was release on DVD in Germany, too. It features the original  Japanese dub with subtitles.'),
('16422',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit the rape and  castration scenes. All 15'),
('16423','rated UK DVD releases feature the heavily edited US  TV version which completely removes these sequences as well as extensively  cutting bad language and most of the violence.'),
('16424',' Original version released in 1984 is slightly longer'),
('16425',' There is a two'),
('16426','hour'),
('16427','long Directors Cut which has been shown in Austria. The  version that got into most theaters runs only approx. 90 minutes.'),
('16428',' A short(er) version has been released in 1928.'),
('16429',' Some network TV versions omit six minutes worth of footage, including a  scene where Klute (Donald Sutherland (I) (qv)) finds the clue that leads  him to the murderer.'),
('16430',' German theatrical version was edited to secure a "Not under 12" rating. Many  of the raunchier lines were deleted or changed, the scene in the sex shop was  shortened, you dont see the dog licking the ice cream from between Flos  legs, the grandmother scene is shorter. DVD version is uncut and has a "Not  under 16" rating.'),
('16431',' The original version (available on the Tiny Toy Stories tape) features two  exaggeratedly "endowed" woman'),
('16432','souvenirs '),
('16433',' a sunbather and a mermaid (the  later barely covered with a starfish).  In the version featured at the  beginning of the "Finding Nemo" theatrical release (and likely the future  video release), the sunbather is flatchested and the mermaid has had  reduction surgery and is now covered (a la The Little Mermaid) with a  clamshell top.'),
('16434',' In the Sci'),
('16435','Fi Channels airing of the movie, we see numerous edits and one  addition from the original NBC version: '),
('16436',' When we first see Michael Knight, the movie immediately cuts to Michael   walking down the dock, instead of showing him drive his boat to the dock. '),
('16437',' Shawns birthday party is entirely cut. Kurt drops her off at her apartment,   she asks him to run a ballistics on the handgun, and it cuts to where   Michael and Devon are speaking in the garage. '),
('16438',' In the garage scene, the movie blanks out the word "ass". '),
('16439',' After KITT is reactivated, the movie cuts to a commercial, and then returns   with Adam 2020, Kurt and Shawns unit, already in pursuit to the robbery. '),
('16440',' The conversation where Devon reveals the fact that police officers might be   involved in the gun'),
('16441','running is cut. The movie picks up after a commercial   break with KITT complaining of his new body. '),
('16442',' In the scene where Maddock and Shawn are discussing agendas at her   interview, the line goes "I was shot point'),
('16443','blank in the head'),
('16444','"at this   second, the rest of the dialogue is blanked out, eliminating "... and I   wanna nail the bastard that did it. Thats my agenda, whats yours?" The   sound is restored as Michael enters the room. '),
('16445',' When KITT and the Knight 4000 square off, the second uttering of "ass" is   blanked out. '),
('16446',' When Shawn decided to drive Michaels Chevy, after she starts the engine,   the movie cuts to a commercial and cuts out the banter between Michael and   Shawn on the road as KITT takes them for the ride of their lives, and cuts   to near the end where KITT almost crashes into a garbage truck. '),
('16447',' After Shawn finds out she was betrayed, the movie breaks into a commercial   (same place where NBC originally cut for a commercial). The movie returns   with Michael on the side of the highway with KITT with Adam 2525 pulling up   behind them. The scene where Shawn and Kurt interact in the locker room is   cut. '),
('16448',' The conversation in the prison regarding Watts is entirely cut, and the   movie returns from the commercial break with KITT telling Michael that he is   detecting some "company." That leads into an extra scene in the movie not   seen in the NBC version. It takes place just before we see KITT speeding by   the crane on the train tracks. We see a brand new shot of the police cars   speeding away from the camera. '),
('16449',' After Devon is killed, Michael returns to the garage to say goodbye and   punches Maddock. The movie then cuts into a commercial and then returns with   Shawn telling Michael that she had "the techies look KITT over." The opening   dialogue with Shawn admitting to Michael that she had him "pegged as a   loser" when they first met was cut.'),
('16450',' There is a slight difference between the UK cinema version and the UK DVD  release. In the cinematic release, the queen/Robbie Williams version of We  Are The Champions starts playing when William and Jocelyn kiss just before  the credits, whereas the DVD release has a different song play. However, We  Are The Champions still plays over the last half of the credits.'),
('16451',' The DVD includes six extended/deleted scenes: '),
('16452',' A scene of Will, Roland and Wat around a campfire during the training, where   Will comes up with the idea for sir Ulrichs crest: a phoenix. Wat and   Roland say there should be three phoenixes, since theres three of them. '),
('16453',' Lord Adhemars original introduction scene, where he slaps around one of his   servants while having his armor fitted, and reference is made to the "triple   phoenix" design of Sir Ulrichs crest. '),
('16454',' Chaucer giving another substantial introdiction for Sir Ulrich, similar to   the first one, right before his match with Lord Adhemar. He berates   Adhemars herald before the speech; after the speech, Adhemars herald   appears impressed, which leads to his imitation of Chaucers style later in   the film. '),
('16455',' When Adhemar leaves the dance, we find out the reason for his pained   expression; in a deleted scene, he reveals to a monk that he is tone'),
('16456','deaf,   and has never been able to hear music as anything more than noise. Adhemar   then strides out into the midst of the poor, waiting outside the castle for   handouts, and starts a riot by throwing food and money into the crowd. '),
('16457',' Another deleted scene has Will, Roland, Wat, and Kate seeing Chaucer walking   back to their quarters naked again. They follow him, but it turns that he   was fetching food for his wife, Jennifer (who is also naked), and had not   lost his clothes gambling like they thought. They leave, laughing, and run   into Jocelyn and Christiana. Christiana and Roland leave together (with a   suggestion of romance), William and Jocelyn leave together, but when Wat   holds out his hand for Kate, she just hands him a pastry and walks off. Wat   says "Hey, Beautiful" to the pastry and walks off happy anyway. '),
('16458',' The original version of the scene with William in the stocks is considerably   longer, and has an extensive speech by Chaucer (which is probably his best   in the film). Rather than having the crowd calmed by the appearance of   Prince Edward, the crowd is converted by Chaucers speech, and has already   begun chanting "William, William!" by the time the Prince reveals himself. A   much stronger version of the scene, but cut down in favor of having the   Princes role expanded.'),
('16459',' Rereleased in 1991 with an added scene.'),
('16460',' 60 minute version'),
('16461',' An alternate ending that was shot but changed after test audiences disliked  it may be included on the upcoming DVD'),
('16462',' DVD deleted/alternate scenes: '),
('16463',' Matty, Marbles, and Chris sneak onto a golf course '),
('16464',' extended scene of the introduction to the four friends '),
('16465',' extended scene after the sheriffs find the money their dialouge is longer '),
('16466',' A scene that shows the sheriff(Tom Noonan) stashing the money in some cerel   boxes. This is an alternate to how the film would have ended. In the   original ending you assume the money is in the bags, but are never really   sure. This scene confirms that it is not.'),
('16467',' There are two versions of this US Public Health film. The unedited version  has graphic shots of syphilis sores, male genitalia and how to use a condom.'),
('16468',' US video version includes all scenes deleted from many released theatrical  prints, including Ronald Reagans famous "Gipper" speech.'),
('16469',' When it was released in theatres, there was a color sequence in the film that  is not present in the video version.'),
('16470',' The 2003 DVD release has a slightly different English dubbing track than the  original theatrical release, as some minor actors have American accents  instead of German accents as they did in the original mix.'),
('16471',' Originally aired on Belgian television as three episodes of about one hour  each. These were later reworked to a two'),
('16472','hour movie. The Koninklijk Belgisch  Filmarchief DVD'),
('16473','version contains the TV'),
('16474','version as one long film of 153  minutes.'),
('16475',' Original Japanese version runs 90 minutes; American version adds a narration  by Dudley Moore and is shortened to 76 minutes.'),
('16476',' Aired on Danish TV in 2007 in a three'),
('16477','episode mini series version with new  editing and new scenes.'),
('16478',' Originally broadcast live (non'),
('16479','stop 18 hours) on May 14, 2004 by TV  2/Danmark. A shorter 130 minutes version was broadcast on May 15, 2004 by TV  2 Danmark under the title "Højdepunkter fra kongeligt bryllup".'),
('16480',' Was released in a butchered version in 1970 as "Sex'),
('16481','kittens and the  conspiracy", recut by producer George Weiss for the drive in'),
('16482','cinemas. New  footage was filmed and it was dubbed.'),
('16483',' About 9 seconds of violence was cut to get a  12 rating in Norway.'),
('16484',' Originally conceived as a TV series, production was halted when Larry Fine  suffered a stroke. Years later, existing footage was edited together and  released to the 8mm home movie market. Since then, several different edits  have been released on video and DVD.'),
('16485',' This film was originally conceived as part of the fourth season of "Secret  Agent".  However, this was the first episode of the season and Patrick  McGoohan quit shortly after filming it.  Thus it was decided to package a  double'),
('16486','episode from a TV show as a full'),
('16487','length movie. Patrick McGoohan quit  "Secret Agent" to create "The Prisoner".'),
('16488',' The original individual episodes of "Danger Man" that made up this movie were  released for the first time on video in the 1990s.'),
('16489',' The original two one'),
('16490','hour episodes that made up this film were broadcast in  limited fashion in the UK in 1968.'),
('16491',' The French DVD is the full uncut version'),
('16492',' List of cuts to Hong Kong theater & DVD release: '),
('16493',' 2 Graphic shots of needles jammed through "hooks" victim, one through the   cheek and the the other up through the chin. Close up of grease scalding   victim and horrific 2nd grease pouring (over the head!) An additional 3rd   needle is then jammed into his chest! '),
('16494',' Bloody close ups of the "tongue cutting". '),
('16495',' All of the drug ladys fingers are broken off, not only one! '),
('16496',' 2nd rape features additional punch to the face as well as shots of pimp   thrusting into her. As pimps body splits in half, there is additional shot   (and classic sound effect) of his entrails pouring out. When Ichi slices the   girl after killing the pimp, she turns her head to the side and a huge gash   opens spraying blood as she thrusts around the room. '),
('16497',' Extreme close up of "tv set" victims eye socket. '),
('16498',' Additional shots of "cheek pull" including excited looks between Kakihara &   the girl. '),
('16499',' The bloody face slides all the way down the wall after flying out of the   room. '),
('16500',' Scene of Kakihara picking up a string of guts and admiring it. '),
('16501',' Long scene in which the thug saves Ichi from a beating and remembers his   own beating. They then eat a meal together. '),
('16502',' Horrific close up of kidnapped girls nipples being pulled out with clamps   and then sliced off with a knife! The later kicking of this girl goes on   much longer. '),
('16503',' During blowjob in apartment, earlier throat slicing is again cut from Ichis   flashback. Foot cutting is the same as H.K. but final slash to the throat in   the hallway is much longer with more blood. '),
('16504',' Close up shots of victim of "needle throwing". Same victim has his arm   graphically ripped off. '),
('16505',' Throat cutting on the rooftop is much longer with geisers of blood.'),
('16506',' The Hong Kong version rated "Category 3" is heavily cut.'),
('16507',' Passed by BBFC as 18 certificate with 3 minutes 15 seconds of cuts to  sexualised violence in November 2002'),
('16508',' US DVD is available in a censored "R" version and an uncut "unrated" version.'),
('16509',' The Austrian Version is the uncut directors cut.'),
('16510',' The unrated DVD from Media Blasters says the running time is 124 minutes, but  it is actually the full 129.'),
('16511',' Uncut in Australia R18+'),
('16512',' The version shown in Ireland is the same UK cut version i.e misses 3 mins 15  secs of sexual violence.'),
('16513',' There are two versions of Kostnice. Originally the film was accompanied only  by the commentary of the ossuary guide. Svankmajer asked Zdenek Liska to  write the music that in the second version replaced the commentary. First  version was distributed on video by Krátký Film in Czech Republic. Version  with music is available from The British Film Institute/Connoisseur Video.'),
('16514',' Cut version deletes 30 minutes of violence and bad language.'),
('16515',' Originally premiered in Cinerama format at 136 minutes. After tepid  reactions, film was cut to 101 minutes and re'),
('16516','released.'),
('16517',' A scene from near the end of the movie Dilip Kumars charactor Sanga catches  fire while pulling a cart trying to save Minakshi. This scene was cut from  the video version.'),
('16518',' The version released in the Soviet Union was significantly longer and  featured an alternate score by composer Aleksandr Zatsepin (qv) instead of  the score by Ennio Morricone (qv) used in the shorter European/American  version.'),
('16519',' The films epilogue (which originally only explained the twins prison  sentences for their crimes) was updated on versions released for TV and video  in 1995 to include an epitaph after Ronnie Krays death that year. The same  was done for Reggie, who died in 2000.'),
('16520',' A scene from the German version is missing in the U.S. one: Towards the end,  instead of just leaving the "old Bodo" behind, we see him encountering a bus  driven by Walter and then the two driving off together.'),
('16521',' The film premiered in the United States at a length of 144 minutes. The  original length was 187 minutes. A restored version was released to video in  North America, with all the cut footage intact.'),
('16522',' 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.'),
('16523',' In Germany, broadcasting network ARD cut 85 minutes, leaving out the plots  political aspects to concentrate on the love story. Being a two'),
('16524','part movie in  the original Austrian version, it was shown in one part.'),
('16525',' German video version is cut for violence (ca. 4 minutes) to secure a "Not  under 12" rating.'),
('16526',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('16527',' The UK DVD release contains none of the cuts present in the US theatrical  release.'),
('16528',' Original Hong Kong release uses the regular Columbia Pictures logo at the  beginning used in front of American films, yet the American release only has  the Sony Pictures Classic logo on the bright blue background.'),
('16529',' Despite the R'),
('16530','rating, the American release is very slightly cut/censored. The  parts censored are: '),
('16531',' After the scene where the landlady knocks the landlord out the window onto   the ground, the original Hong Kong version shows a bit of blood flowing out   from under the landlords face after the plant smashes his head. The   American version removes the blood. '),
('16532',' Sings failed attempt in intimidating a Pig Sty village farmer, who punches   him square in the stomach. The Hong Kong version shows Sing spitting out   blood, which ends up appearing on the farmers face after Sing asks her what   she does. The American version digitally removes both the blood being spit   out (but blood is still seen around his mouth implying it was "coming up")   as well as the blood splats on the farmers face. '),
('16533',' During the night scene right before the attack from the musicians there is a   long take showing what most of the residents of Pig Sty are doing, including   someone crouching on the ground having a "bowel movement". The Hong Kong   version shows a piece of paper with excrement on it implying what he was   doing, while the American version removes the paper and its "contents",   leaving the viewer confused as to why hes simply crouching down with his   pants partially down. '),
('16534',' While these scenes were censored, two were completely cut: '),
('16535',' When "The Beast" punches Sing in the chest in the casino, two extra shots   appear in the Hong Kong cut, with the first being a slow motion shot of   blood spraying upward The Beasts face, and the second being another slow   motion shot, this time of Sings head flying back with blood spraying from   his mouth. '),
('16536',' Soon after this, Sings face is punched into the ground by The Beast, and a   several second slow motion shot of The Beasts bloody hand being raised from   the ground is shown in the Hong Kong cut. The American cut simply jumps from   the shot of Sings head being punched through the ground to the low angle   shot of The Beast pulling his fist up.'),
('16537',' Uses footage from Shao Lin hu ho chen tien hsia (1977) with actors digitally  inserted into original scenes, and new dialogue overdubbed.'),
('16538',' The DVD shows several deleted/alternate scenes.  Among these are: '),
('16539',' A musical number by Chosen One '),
('16540',' The Evil Betty singing a song based on his "owl and bungee cord" joke '),
('16541',' The Evil Betty searching for two characters hidden within a bell '),
('16542',' A sequence where after being captured in the tiny net, Chosen One is taken   back to Bettys lair and tortured by an old master.  The torture includes   being given a tattoo on his face of the word "Mouth" and an arrow pointing   to his mouth. Chosen manages to escape in a battle sequence where he   performs kung fu with his only free appendage (his arms and legs are bound   and he is male so figure it out).  After his escape he is comforted by the   mono'),
('16543','breasted Whoa, who magically removes the tattoo. '),
('16544',' All of the new footage was shot with the actors saying nonsense lines (often   discussions of pies and pastries), then re'),
('16545','dubbed with the final dialogue so   that what is heard would never match lip movements.  The DVD contains the   option to view the entire movie with this original audio track.'),
('16546',' The DVD includes an additional audio track with all of the overdubbed  dialogue spoken in a serious tone by a Shakespearean actor. Also included on  the DVD are several sequences with alternate lines of dialogue than heard in  the main film.'),
('16547',' A DVD feature is a computer generated version of the cow'),
('16548','fight which was done  before they filmed the scene. It has a few changes... '),
('16549',' Chosen One is knocked down by the Cow. He gets up only to step into cow poo.   The Cow laughs  until Chosen One kicks him, which leaves a brown foot mark. '),
('16550',' The cow does a summersault off a tree. '),
('16551',' When Chosen One drains the Cow of milk, the Cow remains its normal weight   because... '),
('16552',' The Cow attempts to take out Chosen One from behind, but he kicks the Cow in   the udders.'),
('16553',' The DVD release has a few more deleted scenes: '),
('16554',' "I Believe Song: What Steves Really Singing": This is the above mentioned   song Chosen sings in its original audio, where he sings about Sam   Donaldson. '),
('16555',' "Groinkick'),
('16556','O'),
('16557','Rama": In the final fight, Chosen attempts to kick, punch and   even head'),
('16558','butt Betty in the groin, to no effect. '),
('16559',' "Betty Deals With Burning Fuse": At the start of the final fight, in the   temple, Chosen wraps Betty with barbed wire and ignites it. The sparks   weaken Betty but he manages to get out of it. '),
('16560',' "Blacksmith of Glory": Alternate version of Chosen asking the blacksmith for   caps. He gets them while singing without even moving his lips. '),
('16561',' "Chosen Takes A Beating: Directors Cut": Extended version of how Betty   beats up Chosen after weakening his arms.'),
('16562',' This Anime has been released both dubbed and subtitled by AnimEigo. Prior to  this release, Enoki Films released a dubbed version in 1988, editing the film  down from 130 minutes to 89 minutes. Jim Terry (IV) (qv) directed this  version.'),
('16563',' Reissued in Japan in 1973 with musical score replacing original benshi.'),
('16564',' Five separate audio versions of this movie exist. '),
('16565',' Two Original Chinese versions, including one new remastered 5.1 mix. '),
('16566',' The Cantonese version. '),
('16567',' Two English versions, one dub features an alternate synth music score.'),
('16568',' The Japanese laserdisc of the film, like most other Sammo Hung directed  Jackie Chan films, features outtakes not shown on any other print of the  film, including the original Hong Kong release.'),
('16569',' In addition to theatrical release, the film was re'),
('16570','edited into 4'),
('16571','part  TV'),
('16572','miniseries.'),
('16573',' While the original 1968 Japanese release of KYUKETSUKI GOKEMIDORO has the  full cast and crew credits, the American release only has one title card  reading "TFC and Pacemaker Films present BODY SNATCHER FROM HELL" and its  1977 U.S. release copyright date. The American version does not give any  information of who made the film or starred in it.'),
('16574',' The US Broadcast version that was made by Sandy Frank in the early 1980s and  was availible from Celebrity Video is missing certain scenes. Besides the  original Toei logo and opening credits being replaced by Franks credits, 2  scenes have been cut; they are: '),
('16575',' 1. The part with the woman in the shower has a brief shot of nudity in the   light before it mysteriously goes out. '),
('16576',' 2. When Sawa pulls her friends remains into the raft, the US version cuts it   so you dont see the body slung in; we only see it drop in.'),
('16577',' Although the songs are left intact, everything else is dubbed in the Sandy  Frank version. The most annoying aspect of this is that the screams of the  female characters are more high pitched.'),
('16578',' 20 minutes of more exploitative footage added for American release.'),
('16579',' Batou is reffered to as Bateau in the English dubbed version.'),
('16580',' The movie was released in Germany on VHS by Manga Video. The version was  uncut, though it was rated 16. There was a second release by Ascot, the  movie, the package design and everything was exactly the same, except that  this version was rated 18, but the disclaimer at the beginning still showed  the 16 rating. Further more Ascot replaced the Manga Entertainment logo at  the beginning of the movie and the credits scroll down to their full length  where Manga cut them a bit. It seams like the Ascot'),
('16581','Video was intended for  rental'),
('16582','use only.'),
('16583',' In the Hong Kong television version, during the scene where Bud breaks into  the interrogation room, the part where he removes all the bullets from the  gun but one, is removed for some reason. So it cuts straight from his coming  into the room and then sticking the gun into the rapists mouth, without  giving it a russian roulette feel.'),
('16584',' The VCA VHS release, which is the only video release of the film in  existence, removed several minutes of the torture scene including the  fisting.'),
('16585',' A deleted scene featuring John Lithgow was reinstated in the cable'),
('16586','tv version  of the film.'),
('16587',' The trailer features a scene where Sara attempts to walk the six blocks while  Harris fakes leg pains in order to get her to drive.'),
('16588',' The uncut version (originally rated NC'),
('16589','17) is available on DVD.  It features  a longer sex scene near the beginning.'),
('16590',' The NC17 rated version also has more explicit dialog and is longer when Howie  is at Big Jons house, and Big Jon turns on porn.'),
('16591',' When the movie was originally released, the second half of the end credits  detailing all the musical numbers, was originally shown in silence. On the  DVD version as well as all broadcasts since the DVD release, the music  credits scroll with "Come On Lets Go" playing in the background.'),
('16592',' Several of the scenes involving nudity were re'),
('16593','shot with the actresses  wearing clothes. These alternate "clothed scenes" are included as extras on  the Image Entertainment "EuroShock Collection" DVD. The alternate scenes are  as follows: '),
('16594',' The girl who goes skinny dipping at the beginning now swims in her underwear '),
('16595',' The volleyball girls go into the lake wearing t'),
('16596','shirts and panties '),
('16597',' The girl who runs into the pub now wears a revealing shirt instead of   appearing topless'),
('16598',' The film was shot in the Italian region of Puglia and all of the dialogue is  in dialect, thus being unintelligible by anyone whos not a local. It was  released in the rest of Italy with Italian subtitles.'),
('16599',' Alternate footage not shown in final release is shown in some trailers.'),
('16600',' Columbia simultaneously released "Ladies of Leisure" in both sound and silent  versions.'),
('16601',' On home video, three versions were released: the widescreen version (LD &  DVD), the Academy ratio version (VHS & LD) and a Pan & Scan version based on  the widescreen version (DVD).'),
('16602',' There exist two versions of this film, the difference being the aspect ratio.  In 1955 many cinemas didnt have the equipment to show CinemaScope films, so  besides the original anamorphic version (aspect ratio 2,55:1) Disney filmed a  spherical version (aspect ratio 1,37:1) where some of the animation was  redone to fit the frame.'),
('16603',' In 1975 the German version of this film was completely redubbed for unknown  reasons. What is known is the fact that the 1955 dubbing was available in  four channel magnetic stereo sound, the new version however was recorded in  monaural sound.'),
('16604',' The Greek version was entirely re'),
('16605','dubbed in the 2006 re release.'),
('16606',' A second camera filmed Eleanor Powells epic piano dance. This  behind'),
('16607','the'),
('16608','scenes footage, which showed the off'),
('16609','camera work needed for this  routine to work, is included in the documentary  _Thats Entertainment! III (1994)_ (qv).'),
('16610',' Sound was added in 1930.'),
('16611',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('16612','rated and unrated versions.'),
('16613',' MGM also released this movie in a totally silent version in 1928.'),
('16614',' In 2001, Turner Classic Movies presented a version without the talking  sequences of the original, but with a new score by Christopher Caliendo. It  was performed by his Chamber Jazz Ensemble and ran 78 minutes.'),
('16615',' A segment lasting at least six seconds is missing from most US releases,  including the DVD from Criterion but is intact in all European editions of  the film. It occurs at the point when Charters and Caldicott discover they  have to share a bedroom with the hotel maid.'),
('16616',' When this movie is aired on network television, particulary the Disney  Channel, TNT, and TBS, one line is shortened in the scene where Chester talks  to the bartender. In the theatrical release, when the bartender asks what  happened, Chester says "Well...I took her son...dressed him up as a girl, and  talked him into playing with me". Then he is kicked out of the bar. In the TV  version,  he says "Well, I took her son, dressed him up as a girl.." Then we  see him get kicked out. The reason for this cut is probably because it is too  sexually suggestive.'),
('16617',' There are two versions of the film: in one the main characters marry each  other happily, in the other Tab Hunters character dies and Etchica  Choureaus commits suicide.'),
('16618',' A verson of this movie was shown in a film'),
('16619','festival in Haugesund, Norway in  1992. The change was that it where shown with some new composed music by  "Kjetil Bjørnstad".'),
('16620',' An unrated 90 video version is also available.'),
('16621',' A shortened version was released to theaters in 1941.'),
('16622',' Available in an uncut and unrated version on dvd, restoring both gore and  dialogue cut from the theatrical version.'),
('16623',' In the trailer when Kaufman says the line, "The zombies, man. They creep me  out", he is standing alone with his arms against his sides. In the theatrical  cut however, the scene is slightly different in that Kaufman is picking his  nose when he says the line. There are also a couple of his henchmen in the  background.'),
('16624',' To secure an M18 rating in Singapore, two scenes needed to be axed. The first  being the scene where a zombie stomps on the head of another, and the second  depicting the decapitation of a zombie towards the end of the show. The uncut  version is rated R21.'),
('16625',' The Unrated Directors Cut has a scene missing from the UK cinema release.  Just before Cholo visits Kauffman for the final time he intervenes in a  disturbance at Kauffmans neighbors house where we see that a man has  hanged himself and his son tries to cut him down only to be bitten in the  neck when his father reanimates as a zombie. Cholo destroys the zombie by  bashing its head in while the distraught widow shrieks in the background.'),
('16626',' The movie was later shown in two parts as episodes one and two of the  following series.'),
('16627',' In addition to theatrical release, the film has also been re'),
('16628','edited into a  longer television mini'),
('16629','series.'),
('16630',' The UK video and DVD versions are about four seconds shorter than the uncut  US and international versions, due to BBFC cuts. Compulsory cuts were  required to what the BBFC called "glamorising shots" of a flick knife,  including the sight and/or sound of the knife opening. Also, a close shot of  the knife covered in blood was removed in the final fight scene, as was the  sight of the knife being twirled by Powell. Also, the headbutt delivered by  Lara Croft in the end brawl was completely removed and substituted with a  punch. The final deadly throat chop Lara gives Powell was cut for cinema  release, but restored for UK video and DVD releases. Although these cuts  would have been waived for a 15 certificate the distributors chose to remove  the scenes for a lower 12 rating.'),
('16631',' Scenes in the trailer, but not in the movie are: '),
('16632',' They refer to the clock as the clock of ages '),
('16633',' There is a dialogue exchange between manfred Powell, and Lara Croft.  He   says they should be partners.  Lara responds, "But you might try to kill   me."	Manfred replies, "Im not going to kill you.  Finally Lara says, "I   said youd try". '),
('16634',' On top of Powell, Lara says "this is where I start to have fun".  Two   different takes of the scene where Lara says "This is where I start to have   fun" appeared in different trailers for the film.'),
('16635',' A scene not in the final release, but in the making of featurette has Lara  talking to Alex, where they both say they are in it for money.'),
('16636',' Director Simon West says that he has produced a special and altered version  of Tomb Raider for release as a DVD, including some scenes that were dropped  from the original and cutting other scenes. In an interview with the online  edition of Britains Empire magazine, West denied that the DVD version  amounts to a directors cut.'),
('16637',' In the "Tomb Raider: Offical Movie Companion" there is a picture of Manfred  Powell, Mr. Pimms and Mr. Wilson in a construction area. This scene is  mention is the novelized version of the movie but is not shown in the movie  itself.'),
('16638',' The R1 DVD includes four deleted scenes: '),
('16639',' Wilson meets Powell and Pimms in a construction area, where he gives them   all his notes about the clock.  Then Powell beheads Wilson and asks Pimms to   bag the head... '),
('16640',' After Julius, the assault team leader, has deliverd the clock, Powell says   to Pimms that Croft is still in the game and that they might even need to   hire her. '),
('16641',' While talking to Croft in Venice, Powell explains to her what the Illuminati   are and what they do.  He suggests they could be partners, to which Croft   replys "You might try to kill me." Powell answers "Im not gonna kill you."   Crofts response is "No. I said "try"." '),
('16642',' Still in Venice, Lara visits Alex while he is playing cards with some other   guys, who leave right away. Lara tells Alex that he is working for some very   bad people, and that the problem about him is that he cant be trusted.  She   then says "I know what you are", throws a card which spins around his head   back into her hand (boomerang'),
('16643','like): its the Joker.  Then she grabs the   triangle which he has hidden under the table and leaves. '),
('16644',' The documentary "Crafting Lara Croft" features a slightly longer version of   Powells Death. After Laras punch, he hits the floor and is then wrapped up   in light.'),
('16645',' The "VeggieTales Classics" version, which was released in 2004, has new  opening credits which include clips from newer VeggieTales episodes.'),
('16646',' Today, only a 35'),
('16647','minute version of this film exists, though it was originally  longer.'),
('16648',' The Japanese release "Lash of the Scorpion" has all the whippings of the  female prisoners intact. Those scenes have been heavily edited in the UK  release "Medieval Fleshpots 2: Hot Wenches".'),
('16649',' USA cable network TBS furthers the already heavily cut TV version by  shortening the "snorts" in the Sweet'),
('16650','N'),
('16651','Low sequence.'),
('16652',' The version released on video in North America has the opening credits over  shots of L.A. and the introduction of Gary at the pizza parlor. However, the  cable version plays the credits over freeze'),
('16653','frames of various moments in the  movie, while The Waitresses "I Know What Boys Like" plays.'),
('16654',' The television version was extended slightly in at least two places: In the  school bathroom when Rick was explaining to Gary and David what the problem  all of them were experiencing was, he says that the crabs were "a little  present from Ruby." When they went to the drugstore to seek a remedy after  the attempt to "drown" them failed, they first talked to a female assistant  before talking to the familiar male druggist. The "Assistant Druggist"  character appears in the end credits, but not in the version on VHS or DVD.'),
('16655',' The American version censors all the violence and gore.'),
('16656',' Video retail version in Germany is cut by about 8 minutes in order to qualify  for a FSK'),
('16657','16 rating; rental'),
('16658','version is rated FSK'),
('16659','18 rating and is uncut (105  mins).'),
('16660',' Released on video in the US in both R'),
('16661','rated and unrated versions.'),
('16662',' After being originally released theatrically under the title Last Call, The  (1998), the film was recut by director Steve Kurland for the video released,  altering the first 30 minutes of the film and changing the ending. The new  version of the film was released on video in 2001 under the title Stingers.'),
('16663',' 52 sec. were cut by the BBFC from the UK version due to portrayal of  potentially harmful sexual activity.'),
('16664',' A colorized version was made of this film in 1990.'),
('16665',' RKO planned to issue a French and a Spanish version of this film, with  Preston Foster and Gloria Shea repeating their lines in those languages, but  it is not known if those foreign versions were ever made.'),
('16666',' The very rare Japanese laserdisc (released by Columbia) is in English, uncut  (running 106mins) and properly letterboxed (at a ratio of 1:85). On the  downside, their are japanese subtitles on the very bottom of the picture (not  black bar area).'),
('16667',' The US broadcast of this program was cut and edited for time and content, and  was narrated by Patrick Stewart. The copy for sale in the US is the original  UK version, narrated alternately by Paul Hilton and Ian Holm.'),
('16668',' Originally 224 minutes in length, the US version was cut to 164 minutes for  time. The scenes that were cut out were mainly Pu'),
('16669','yis time in the Chinese  concentration camp. In the recent directors cut, these scenes were restored  and the movies now uncut. The uncut version has been letterboxed, the 164  minute version is not'),
('16670',' The American Troma DVD release is also missing the end of the "Night  Caller" film clip. The shots of the old woman removing and eating the heart  have been cut out.'),
('16671',' The UK DVD is an edited version, missing some of the violence from the "Night  Caller" film'),
('16672','within'),
('16673','a'),
('16674','film sequence and the chainsaw murder at the end. The  older UK video release on the Intervision label was uncut.'),
('16675',' German version was heavily edited because the ratings board FSK as well as  the JK/SPIO (juristical committee of the German film business association)  thought that this film might violate §131 (glorification of violence). The  version certified by the JK/SPIO runs 67 minutes, the version with a "Not  under 18" rating from the FSK runs not even one hour.'),
('16676',' Sun Video released at least four different versions of the film: two cut  versions under the title LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET, an uncut version  under the title LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET, and a cut version under the  title THE FUN HOUSE.  Sun Video released the film on both VHS and Beta.  The  catalog number for all Sun Video versions is identical: SVC 234.  Also, an  uncut version was released on video in Venezuala.'),
('16677',' The Australian and UK versions are both uncut with a PAL running time of 74  minutes.'),
('16678',' For years the only available uncut video version was a bootleg of a  Venezuelan television broadcast that featured more gore than any available  Sun Video release. The print was very badly distorted and featured illegible  Spanish subtitles.'),
('16679',' Available on video in either an 83'),
('16680','minute version or an 84'),
('16681','minute version,  which has some extra gore in it.'),
('16682',' The new MGM R1 DVD is the same as the unrated Canadian, Dutch, Japanese, and  French versions.'),
('16683',' On July 17, 2002, the BBFC screened the new version that MGM will release in  the US and decided to pass it as 18 with 31 seconds of cuts. They include  scenes of humiliation to the girls, the scene where one of the girls  intestines are pulled out, and parts of the notorious "Phyllis, he cut me!"  scene.'),
('16684',' On the R1 DVD, the featurette of Dailies and outtakes contains a longer Chase  sequence with Lucy Grantham, David Hess, Fred Lincoln, and Jeramie Rain; More  footage of Mari and Junior; a deleted conversation with Cynthia Carr and  Gaylord St. James, and more deleted material. This footage is most possibly  the rest of the footage cut from the film. And if so, the only reason a  completely uncut version cant be released is due to the fact that the  synchronized audio track is lost to this day.'),
('16685',' On the commentary track from Wes Craven and Sean S. Cunningham from the MGM  DVD, Wes Craven mentions that in the scene right after theyve killed the  girls, in the pan across the scenic view, the pan was originally longer,  leading to a shot of Mari crawling out of the lake and holding on to a tree,  still alive. This would explain how she is out of the water when her parents  find her body.'),
('16686',' The German DVD is a double Disc Special Edition. The first DVD contains the  uncut version of the Film in a pretty Quality'),
('16687',' the second Disc contains some  Trailers and the English cut Version called "Krug and Company".'),
('16688',' Reportedly director Wes Craven decided that he had gone too far and cut some  of the more extreme scenes of violence out of the theatrical version. Some of  the stuff cut included more scenes between the two dumb cops and a shocking  scene where Sadie reels out Phylliss intestines after the bad guys have  stabbed her, finally making them realize how disgusting what theyre doing  is. A brief glimpse of this scene can be seen on the 84'),
('16689','minute video version.  Some outtakes that mysteriously showed up in a movie called "Confessions of a  Blue Movie Star" show that indeed more was shot in the intestine'),
('16690','pulling  scene. Whether that was actually in the film, or just outtakes, we will  probably never know, since no existing prints of the movie seem to contain  that footage.'),
('16691',' The original US video release was heavily cut. The second US video release,  which claims to be uncut, restores some footage, but is still incomplete. The  most complete versions are the ones released on Canadian, Dutch, and Japanese  home video. They include the following changes from and additions to the  "uncut" Vestron version: This version has no end credits. The movie ends with  the same montage of each character, but no actors names are printed over the  scenes. After the montage, the movies end theme song continues to play over  a blank screen where the final production credits normally appears. Also, the  scene showing the killers as they carry the women down the stairs normally  has the "Early next morning" credit at the bottom of the screen. In this  version, this credit is missing. Since it is impossible to undo such a thing,  this print must be from a time before the movie was completed. These scenes  are added in addition: '),
('16692',' In the scene where Krug tells Weasel to cut Mari with his switchblade, this   version goes on to show a close'),
('16693','up of Maris bloody fingers with the   voice'),
('16694','over, "Phyllis, he cut me!" This version goes on to show a wet patch   on Phyllis pants and a shot of the two semi'),
('16695','nude women holding each other. '),
('16696',' In the scene where Junior pleads, "Youre gonna kill someone if youre not   careful," this versions scene has Junior continue, "...make em make it   with each other." Sadie agrees, "Thats a good idea!" Krug replies, "Make it   with each other." '),
('16697',' The chase through the woods is longer. The added scene shows Weasel and   Phyllis facing each other on opposite sides of the river. Phyllis gives him   the bird and screams, "Screw, Creep!" Weasels angry reaction ends the   scene. '),
('16698',' During the carving scene, this version contains additional shots of the   sheriff getting out of his police car and walking. '),
('16699',' The dialog between Weasel and Mrs. Collingwood during the fellatio scene is   lengthier in this version.'),
('16700',' The MGM DVD features a section with outtakes and dailies that feature the  full intestine pulling scene and more. Mentioned in the MGM DVD featurette,  there was an alternate chest'),
('16701','carving sequence that was a lot more graphic  than what is in the unrated version of the film.'),
('16702',' The British Anchor Bay DVD issue contains a complete alternative cut of the  film, dating from the days when it was still known as "Krug and Company." The  main difference is a short scene in which Sadie is seen performing oral sex  on Mari, with Krug telling her, "Hurry up, because Weasel and I are very  hungry."'),
('16703',' Video from a restored and remastered version by the BBC from National Film  and Television Archive [uk] materials.'),
('16704',' MGMs 2005 DVD release does not contain the copyright obstruction found in  most prints opening titles. It reads: "COPYRIGHT 1963 BY ASSOCIATED  PRODUCERS INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED." It also contains the complete ending  sequence, including the dialog with the baby, that is missing from most  prints. This release is also digitally cleaned up, presented in wide screen  format, features an interview with Richard Matheson, one of the writers, and  is paired with the film Panic In Year Zero. It is missing one element common  from other prints. The American International Television title card and theme  music that starts off most prints is replaced with an inserted sequence of  MGMs famous lion roar trademark and the MGM website address. This DVD was  initially problematic on its release because of Sonys then recent purchase  of MGM. Sony had canceled the entire Midnite Movies line, and, though the DVD  was already set to be released, Sony had initial reservations on releasing it  at all. Copies managed to accidentally get shipped to some stores, such as  Best Buy, in the US and Canada, where they were immediately flagged as  "recalled." Most were, either immediately returned by the stores or pulled by  cashiers who should have refused the purchases. Some were still sold,  regardless, in early May 2005, before they should have been. By September  2005, Sony released the DVD properly into the wide market.'),
('16705',' In the DVD and video versions near the end we hear a baby wailing butdont  see it. The Sci'),
('16706','Fi channel version it shows the baby and its mother.'),
('16707',' There are at least two versions of this movie in common release. The Diamond  DVD release version and second one, that has been shown at least once on TBS  late morning in 1993/4. The aforementioned baby scene has some minor closing  dialog to be a bit more faithful to Richard Mathesons intentions with his  novels ending. Depending on if the ending is trimmed or not, another edit  may exist in the opening credits. A bizarre inclusion of a grey box that  obscures some of the copyright credits.'),
('16708',' NBC edited 6 minutes from this film for its 1985 network television premiere.'),
('16709',' There is a version of the film with an alternate music score by James  Eastope. Some of the DVD editions include this hidden as an easter egg  option.'),
('16710',' Festival Cuts 2000'),
('16711','2001; Directors Release Cut 2005.'),
('16712',' Metro'),
('16713','Goldwyn'),
('16714','Mayer Pictures also released a silent version of this movie.   Titles were written by Lucille Newmark and the film length was 1976.32 m.'),
('16715',' Narration by Wilford Brimley is totally absent in the UK version.'),
('16716',' In 1993, Lumivision Corporation and the International Museum of Photography  at George Eastman House, copyrighted a special edition which was distributed  by Milestone Film & Video.  It was tinted, had a music score composed and  orchestrated by R.J. Miller and ran 73 minutes.'),
('16717',' The DVD "Directors Expanded version" contains several new shots/scenes: '),
('16718',' A new shot of Chingachgook running in the deer chase. '),
('16719',' A new shot of Hawkeye walking towards Camerons Cabin. '),
('16720',' A new shot of Magua shooting a British soldier point blank with musket. '),
('16721',' Some new shots of the Siege on Fort William Henry. '),
('16722',' A new sequence, which was shown on the CBS version in 1996, shows the   previously talked about but never shown, Major Heywards diversion. It shows   the British Army in perfect formation shooting French soldiers and Huron   Indians. '),
('16723',' A longer version of the Britsh surrender is shown.  Colonel Monroe and   General Montcalm discuss political matters. '),
('16724',' Newer shots of the British Army leaving the Fort are shown. '),
('16725',' A new but very brief shot of the French cheering their victory while   entering the Fort. '),
('16726',' Some new shots of the Huron approaching the British through the trees. '),
('16727',' Some violent shots of soldiers being hacked to death by tomahawks are shown. '),
('16728',' Some new footage of the group rowing from the Huron are shown. '),
('16729',' After Hawkeye and the others have fled, there are two new but brief shots of   the Huron approaching Cora and Alice. '),
('16730',' The whole "I will find you" sequence has been changed.  The original had   footage of Cora, Alice and Major Heyward being taken up a mountain.  This   sequence was accompanied by the song, "I will find you" by the Irish group,   Clannad. In this version, the song is gone and the sequence is about thirty   seconds longer.  It has different shots of Hawkeye, his brother and   Chingachgook running up the mountain and following the Huron War party.    Their are also beautiful shots of the group being led into the sunset. '),
('16731',' A brief shot of Hawkeye spying on the Huron village. '),
('16732',' A quick shot of Major Heyward burning alive has been added but his screaming   has been deleted in the rest of the shots. '),
('16733',' New shots of Uncas fighting the Huron and Magua have been added. '),
('16734',' When Magua slits Uncas throat, a new sound was digitally added. '),
('16735',' When Chingachgook rolls under Magua, a new sound of the tomahawk swinging is   heard. '),
('16736',' When Chingachgook kills Magua, the pike from the battle axe is no longer   shown impaling Magua. '),
('16737',' The scene where Hawkeye goes to comfort Cora has been deleted. '),
('16738',' There is a much longer version of the Uncas funeral scene.  Chingachgook   talks about the Frontier life and how it is changing. '),
('16739',' Hawkeyes statement to Major Heyward in the Fort, "Someday you and I are   going to have a serious disagreement," has been removed. '),
('16740',' At night in the burial ground, Hawkeyes line about his father saying "Do   not try to understand them, and do not make them try to understand you, for   they are a breed apart and make no sense," and Coras response later have   been deleted. '),
('16741',' When escaping in the canoes Hawkeyes line "Isnt there anything better to   do on the lake today, Major?" has been deleted. '),
('16742',' Coras line behind the waterfall, "If the worse should happen, if only one   of us survives, something of the other does too," and the first part of   Hawkeyes following speech have been deleted. '),
('16743',' After telling Major Heyward that he aint no scout, and aint in no damn   militia, Hawkeyes line "Clear it up any?" has been deleted.'),
('16744',' The French censors replaced the acknowledgment statement (see Crazy Credits)  with "... advising that the film is based on past customs which will never  return because of more humane laws now in existence." Also deleted were  scenes of the natives unknowingly being contracted for five years of hard  labor in the phosphate mines.'),
('16745',' Special edition includes seven minutes of footage not included in the  original release.'),
('16746',' The DVD version has different opening music and some scenes trimmed or cut  out completely. Audio commentary by director Alex Ranarivelo and producer  Dennis Caco are also in the DVD version.'),
('16747',' Originally a different ending to The Last Starfighter was shot first, but it  is very similar to the ending on the film now.  When Alex returns to the  planet Rylos, he is taken to an award ceremony in the Rylos great hall.   There we see a few aliens and some rylans cheering for Alex.	Centauri appears  in the crowd and urges Alex to stay.	The film makers decided to use computer  generated shots of a large crowd gathering on the planet instead of the great  hall scene.  Several photos for this original ending can be seen on the DVD.  Several of Centauris (Robert Preston) lines are different in the theatrical  trailers. There are several scenes involving a young Wil Wheaton (Louis  Friend), all of which were deleted.  However, there is a reference to these  scenes toward the end of the film.  Louis says "See that you slimes, Im  famous".'),
('16748',' Originally rated X when it was first released in 1969. Cuts were later made  to a graphic rape scene at the end of the film, and the MPAA gave it a  R'),
('16749','rating. This latter version is the only one currently available on video.'),
('16750',' The ITC version on DVD omits the word "Damn" and the word "hell" from the  characters original dialogue. The first being Molly Grues exclamation to  the Unicorn upon meeting her ("Damn you! Where have you been?") and the  second being Prince Lirs "Damn!" when he is struggling with composing a poem  to Amalthea in astairwell. The word " hell" was censored in the beginning  when the unicron is sleeping on the grass. Mommy fortuna calls Rook over. In  the theatrical version he replies with " Now just what in hell was that stop  for"? The itc dvd version his line is changed to "Now just what was that stop  for"'),
('16751',' There are exactly 40 differences between the vhs/dvd versions and the  original theatrical version of the film. Many of these edits are 1'),
('16752','2 seconds  long but were cut out of the theatrical for whatever reason. It should be  noted however that at least two of the forty mentioned are scene  rearrangements. Most notable is when Prince Lir goes to fight the dragon. In  the theatrical the song playing over this is shortened and after he fights  the dragon the film cuts to the scene where King Haggard confronts Amalthea  on the tower and basically tells her he knows she is a unicorn. After this  scene it cuts back to when Prince Lir tries to give Amalthea the dragon hide.  You also here the original audio during this. On the vhs/dvd versions for  this scene the song is extended and after Lir fights the dragon it cuts back  to Lir trying to give Amalthea the dragon hide. This is all over dubbed with  the music playing. The Amalthea/King Haggard tower scene in the vhs/dvd  versions occurs much later in the film (after the "now that Im woman  song/scene plays).'),
('16753',' The version of the movie that was shown on USA cable network HBO omitted the  song "Now That Im a Woman," although the song does appear in reprise form in  "Thats All Ive Got To Say".  The HBO version also cut various small  segments, including about half of Butterflys lines.'),
('16754',' The current ITC video release has added and extended scenes not seen in the  theatrical release, including: '),
('16755',' The Unicorns attempts to see if the Butterfly can identify her is more   drawn out. For instance, the Unicorn asks, "Do you know who I am?" and the   butterfly blithely replies, "Excellent! Well, youre a fishmonger!" He also   surfs on a leaf singing, "Take the A'),
('16756','Train," among other songs. '),
('16757',' Rook goes into deeper description of the Satyr and the Midgard Serpent. He   also yells at Schmendrick to stay away from the Unicorns cage. '),
('16758',' Mommy Fortuna has an extra line, explaining her need to prove to herself a   competent witch: "I quit show'),
('16759','business first! Do you think I dont know what   the true witchery is, just because I do what I do? Theres not a witch in   the world hasnt laughed at Mommy Fortuna and her homemade horrors! But   theres not one of them who would have dared..." '),
('16760',' Schmendrick cast an additional spell in which he burns his hands after   trying to turn the bars "into old cheese which I crumble in my hands!" This   spell is only hinted at in the original version, in Amaltheas nightmare. '),
('16761',' Schmendricks scene with the amorous female tree is extended, with the tree   spouting, "Always! Always! Faithfulness beyond any mans deserving! I will   keep the color of your eyes when no other in the world remembers your name!   There is no immortality, but a trees love!" '),
('16762',' King Haggards line is extended to "I can see no reason at all to replace   him with some vagrant, nameless, clownish..." Originally, the line had ended   at "replace him." '),
('16763',' Mia Farrows rendition of "Now That Im A Woman" is restored. In the   original, her lips moved, but no words came out. A vision of a cloud unicorn   galloping is also restored, as well as a sunset. (And the reprise is not   sung by Mia Farrow.) '),
('16764',' A scene is added with Schmendrick is in the clock room, pondering the   riddle, cracking a joke, "I wonder what time it is?" He hides from Lir and   Amalthea walking in, when Lir comments, "Well, of course youre of noble   birth. Anybody can see that. I mean, you really cant be, heh, that   ridiculous magicians niece. Its out of the question." '),
('16765',' There are more shots of Haggard spying on Amalthea and Lir from a higher   tower location. '),
('16766',' The scene with the Skull is extended as well. It also takes more time to   describe how to pass through the clock, with Schmendrick cracking, "Walk   through a clock? What do I look like, a magician?". The Skull also gets   drunk, slurring, "Youre more of a magician than I took you for!" '),
('16767',' Additionally, the soundtrack was not re'),
('16768','recorded to be in time with the   added scenes, so the musical cues are often completely out of place or just   missing.'),
('16769',' Despite the fact that the HBO cable tv version is cut (actually it is not  really cut, as they show the theatrical version. What you saw on HBO is what  played in US theatres). And that the ITC/video playhouse home video version  is uncut with extra scenes, their is one scene of difference that ONLY  appears in the HBO/theatrical cable tv version. The scene where Prince Lir  goes to fight the dragon. On the home video version the dragon virtually has  no roar at all, but has sound effects for each scene he spits fire. The HBO  version uses what was in the theatres and the dragon actually had "Godzillas  roar" for the dragons voice during that small scene. Probably due to  copyrights Godzillas voice had to be removed from the home video version.  Also in another interesting note, if you listen very closely to the roar of  the "red bull" you can faintly hear Dai studios "Gamera" roar played in with  the Red Bulls regular voice to give it more emphasis. The Red bulls roar is  untouched and appears the same in both versions of the film. And finally, the  end credits on the home video tape are "window boxed" (like letterboxed,  except it is for all 4 sides, sometimes done with fullframe films). the HBO  version keeps it fullscreen instead and some of the credits are very slightly  cut off at the sides'),
('16770',' In the HBO/theatrical version, the title song playing over the end credits,  ends when the picture does and then it fades out. The home video version, the  main title song ends a little bit earlier and once the song ends, you hear  background noise of a forest and another sound effect added in, then it fades  out once the picture does.  Also in the HBO/theatrical version when Amalthea  (the unicorn) finally finds the forest during the end credits, her horn  lights and you can hear the sound effect for it. The Home video version for  some reason omits this sound and you just see the horn light up with no sound  at all.'),
