('5612',' The version shown in Europe had Pat Garrett killing Billy the Kid in the end,  unlike the version shown in America.'),
('5613',' The PlayStation and Saturn versions released outside of Japan (including the  Directors Cut edition, which was erronously marketed as being uncensored by  Capcoms US division) of the game had three of the games FMV sequences  altered from the original Japanese release. Most notable of all is the  live'),
('5614','action opening intro, in which shots of corpses during Chris narration  is replaced by newspaper pages, the decapitated hand found by Joseph is only  shown briefly and Josephs death scene (in which he fights shoots a zombie  dog in the eye before being mutilated) was shortened. In addition, Chris was  originally shown lighting a cigarette during the casts introduction (this  was replaced by superimposed colored footage of early shots of Chris from the  intro). The second FMV movie altered was with the encounter with the first  Zombie, in which showed Kenneths half'),
('5615','eaten head is drop into the floor  before the zombie himself faces the player. The third and final FMV that was  change was Chris "bad" ending, which was reshot so that Chris is no longer  shown smoking (SCEA reportedly forbids any "glorification" of tobacco use in  their games, despite the fact that SCEI has no problem with them). Virgins  PC port is the only version in the US to contain all the FMV intact with the  opening intro being shown in color (the original Japanese was in black &  white).'),
('5616',' The initial Japanese (NTSC/J) version of Biohazard played an ending song with  Japanese lyrics during the closing credits. This ending theme is exclusive to  that specific version of the game and has been replaced in all subsequent  versions of the game (including the Japanese Directors Cut) by an  instrumental theme.'),
('5617',' A few months before the release of the sequel, Capcom issued a new version of  the game known as the "Directors Cut", which contained an "Arrange" mode in  addition to the original game. The Arranged Mode allowed the player to  experience the game with different camera angles in some areas, new costumes  for the main characters (including Rebecca), different item and enemy  placement and a new monster in the game. A later version of Directors Cut,  known as the "Dual Shock version", contained vibration and analog support for  Sonys Dual Shock controller, as well as a new soundtrack composed by Mamoru  Samuragoch. The Japanese release included a bonus disc known as the "Complete  Disc" (in the place of the Biohazard 2 demo), which contained downloadable  save data and gameplay footage from the scrapped version of Biohazard 2.'),
('5618',' A Saturn port of the game was released a few months before Directors Cut.  While this version had inferior graphics due to the Saturns substandard 3D  capabilities, it did contained a different set of alternate costumes for  Chris and Jill, as well as an unlockable Survival Mode containing three new  monsters (including a zombiefied Wesker).'),
('5619',' Originaly released on the PlayStation video game console in 1996. This  version contains a full remake on the original, including new rooms, enhanced  graphics, better voice acting than the original and new creatures to deal  with. They include resurrected zombies, a massive snake, sharks, a girl in  shackles and a new version of the infamous Hunter series from Resident Evil  2.'),
('5620',' The ending for the game changes depending on whether the game is played  through as either Chris or Jill, and on if the player can save the other  S.T.A.R.S. members.'),
('5621',' An very near completed version for Nintendo 64 exists. It was never released  and there is a possibility it was dismantled by Capcom shortly after the work  began on the Nintendo Gamecube version of the game. The Nintendo 64 version  is EXACTLY the same, but with very low quality graphics due to Nintendo 64s  small memory and lack of polygons.'),
('5622',' The Demo version of Resident Evil 2 had a few minor differences from the  final version: '),
('5623',' Robert Kendo, the gun shop owner, had a much higher voice than he did in the   final version. '),
('5624',' After leaving the gun shop through the back, you were able to get to the   police station directly from that alleyway. In the final version, an   ambulance is blocking the way, forcing you to take a detour through the   basketball court, through another alleyway, and through a bus. '),
('5625',' Marvin Branagh, the wounded officer, was not in the Demo. '),
('5626',' The first floor of the police station (except for the main hall and the   first office) had different music. The second floor music also different. '),
('5627',' The demo version has the the S.T.A.R.S office music (from the final version)   playing on the second floor instead of what we hear in the final. Adas   appearance closes the demo version of Resident Evil 2 in the S.T.A.R.S.   office. In the final, she appears in the garage.'),
('5628',' A preliminary version of Biohazard 2 was almost finished but ultimately  cropped in favor of the eventually released Biohazard 2, fans call it  Biohazard 1.5. This version had Leon in it (slightly different and maybe  being an umbrella officer as well) and a young woman named Elza, some  characters such as Kendo or Sherry were in it. The music was different, as  well as the backgrounds and story. The RPD looked nothing like it does now  and indeed looked more like a real police department, with darker backgrounds  as well. The monsters and weapons were the same, except for a Zombie Gorilla  which appeared, probably as a boss. Since news of this version spread out the  fans have campaigned in order to have it released.'),
('5629',' The Nintendo64 Version has "EX'),
('5630','Files" (EXtra Files, found throughout the  game) which tie it in with the storyline of Resident Evil CODE: Veronica'),
('5631',' Some scenes of violence and gore had to be censored or toned down in the US  version. The scenes missing include: Whenever your character was killed by an  enemy, there was a cut scene which showed the enemy devouring, or  dismembering you, as "You Died" faded over the image. Also, before you meet  the first Licker, a dismembered head falls off the ceiling, explaining what  happened with the headless corpse on the ground.'),
('5632',' Another preliminary edition (one of the first made after "1.5"), featured a  slightly more graphic introduction to the "Licker". Before encountering the  first Licker, Leon will normally find a body missing a head. However, in this  version, when insepcting the puddle of blood further up, the severed head  from the body falls from the ceiling, with the Licker following after.  Apparently, the severed head was cut out (no pun intended) from all future  makes of the game.'),
('5633',' Several months after the initial PlayStations version was released, Capcom  issued a second release of the game known as the "Dual Shock version".  Released to coincide with the release of Sonys Dual Shock controller (hence  the title), this version also contained an Arrange Mode with new difficulty  levels and a new unlockabled mini'),
('5634','game known as the "Extreme Battle" mode  (which became a standard feature for all subsequent releases, excluding the  N64 port), in addition to vibration and analog control support.'),
('5635',' The original Japanese version (Biohazard 2) and the US version (Resident Evil  2) contained a few subtle differences between the two. The US version  contained different item and enemy placement, stronger enemies, a smaller  supply of ink ribbons and the option to disable auto'),
('5636','aim (a feature that was  not availble in the Japanese version). Capcom of Japan considered the US  version different enough to be included as a seperate difficulty setting in  the Japanese release of the Dual Shock version.'),
('5637',' The "Live Selection Choice" feature offered in the game gives different  outcomes to a certain section of the game. Examples include making the game  harder or easier by obtaining different objectives and allowing the character  in use to encounter different items that may be scattered in the different  area'),
('5638',' The Gamecube version, while marketed as being a direct port of the original  Playstation version, this is not entirely true. The most important difference  comes from the full motion video sequences. While the full motion videos in  the Playstation, Dreamcast, and even PC versions were played back in 15 fps  (frames per second), the Gamecube release sourced the full motion videos from  the original 1999 renders which means the videos are played in a very smooth  60 frames per second, similar to Biohazard 2/Resident Evil 2.'),
('5639',' Ported onto the PS2, the polycount was slightly toned down, as well as a  slight reduction on lighting and detail, also all the Cutscenes in PS2  version are all fully'),
('5640','rendered FMVs (though most FMVs dont display any  recent changes made to the area such as blown up barrels and doors with holes  shot through them), it also features an extra mini game called "Seperate  Ways" which is a five chapter storyline, which follows Ada actions during  the main gain and also fixes up some unanswered questions such as what  happened to Leons Jacket and how Ashley met Ada.'),
('5641',' The playstation 2 version has two extra costumes, Leon has a gangster outfit  and Ashley has a suit of armor, while wearing the armor Ashley is invincible  from harm while the gangster outfit Leon wears only changes the way he shoots  the Chicago typewriter, also in the playstation 2 version a laser gun is  available to use.'),
('5642',' Unlike previous installments of Resident Evil games, the Japanese version is  actually censored for violence this time. Compared to the American release,  the Japanese version edits out some of the the more gruesome death animations  like decapitations and exploding heads.'),
('5643',' Although the US and Japanese versions of the game are exactly the same, there  are two known differences. First, the US versions main menu does not have a  difficulty setting like the Japanese version which lets you choose Very Easy,  Easy, or Normal gameplay. Second, in the US version, Weskers Battle Game can  be obtained by simply completing Chris Battle Game, unlike the Japanese  version, which in order to get Weskers Battle Game you must find his  sunglasses somewhere inside the normal game.'),
('5644',' This game has been rereleased on the Playstation 2 with the title "Code  Veronica X", and contains about 10 minutes worth of additional and alternate  cutscenes involving the now superhuman Albert Wesker.'),
('5645',' An extra scene where Wesker introduces himself to Claire, and proceeds to  give her a good beating.'),
('5646',' An alternate dialogue when Wesker discovers Chris is on the island.'),
('5647',' An alternate (and more exciting)Wesker vs. Alexia sequence.'),
('5648',' A much longer ending featuring a one'),
('5649','sided "fight" between Wesker and Chris.'),
('5650',' The Dreamcast version of the game has a scene where Chris Redfield meets  Alexia Ashford for the first time in person.'),
('5651',' The US version of Directors Cut was marketed as containing the same  uncensored FMV footage as the original Japanese version of the game, but only  contained the same censored footage as the previous US version. Reportedly,  this was a localization error done by the developers in which the uncensored  footage was erronously replaced by the edited footage according to Capcom  USA. Despite this, Capcom never recalled the game to fix the alleged mistake,  nor did they include uncensored footage in the US release of the Dual Shock  version (despite having the opportunity of doing so).'),
('5652',' Kevin Ryman was given a facelift from Capcom before releasing the game here  in North America due to the fact that the character resembles to Hollywood  actor Tom Cruise. The change was made to avoid any lawsuits.'),
('5653',' The Japanese version of the game, titled top secret, had a different  storyline. It dealt largely with several Nazi officers trying to ressurect  Hitler. In addition to story differences there was a lot of Nazi  paraphernalia visible, swastikas and SS symbols, which were cut out from the  American version.'),
('5654',' Originally a two'),
('5655','part episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man." Re'),
('5656','edited  slightly for video release and syndication.'),
('5657',' In the November 12, 1998 ABC'),
('5658','TV network airing of The Birdcage (1996),  approximately 13 minutes of added footage was restored to the film: '),
('5659',' After Albert and Armand have discussed the upcoming marriage with Val, there   is a scene where the cake Albert had ordered earlier is delivered.  Albert   shrieks because the cake says "To My Piglet From His Uncle" instead of   "...From His Aunty" like Albert had requested.  Then Albert and Armand have   an amusing discussion of what it will be like to have Val and his wife live   with them and what it will be like to be grandparents. '),
('5660',' After Armand initially refuses Vals request to "tone down" the apartment,   there is an extra scene later where Armand has a conversation with the   bartender that eventually convinces Armand to prepare the apartment for the   Keeleys arrival. '),
('5661',' During the long roadtrip, the Keeley family is seen leaving a rest'),
('5662','stop at   the Florida border.  There is a huge fiberglass orange on top of the yellow   and white striped rest'),
('5663','stop.  Lettering on the orange reads, "Welcome to   Florida". '),
('5664',' There is an extra scene where TV network executives decide to send their   news team to Florida on the basis that The Enquirer is already there. '),
('5665',' Armands dinner speech about the origins of Guatamalan "Peasant Stew" is   longer in the TV version and he refills the guests bowls while explaining   that the stew is the main course. '),
('5666',' Alberts speech about his parentss search for a cemetery plot is longer. '),
('5667',' There is a short scene included where Katherine Archer asks a TV news van if   they will be leaving their parking spot which happens to be in an   intersection. '),
('5668',' After the Keeleys have learned that they are stuck in the apartment and   everyone is sitting around drinking, Katherine is shown eating the "Peasant   Stew" in Alberts and Armands bedroom.  Katherine and Agadore have a brief   exchange in which Agadore admits to having made the stew and Katherine   compliments him on it. '),
('5669',' In the version broadcast on ABC, swimming trunks were electronically painted   over the skimpy thongs worn by Agador and other male inhabitants of South   Beach, Florida.'),
('5670',' European release is five minutes longer than original US theatrical version.'),
('5671',' To attract more viewers the French and German theatrical version was cut to  receive a "Not under 12" rating. The French and German vidio release contain  the complete version and is rated "Not under 16". The Asian market version  was cut to "Not under 16" due to Political scenes of shooting the flag of  Peoples Republic of China.'),
('5672',' US videotape release in 1995 has an English introduction added to Japanese  original movie.'),
('5673',' In both 1921 and 1927, edited versions of the film were released to reflect  current political viewpoints.'),
('5674',' In 1931 a shorter version with an orchestral track was released. The reissue  version was reedited and shorted under Griffiths supervision, and also  included sound effects. Also filmed and added to this version was a prologue  featuring Griffith in conversation with actor Walter Huston, introducing the  film.'),
('5675',' Most versions issued before the 1992 restoration have no color tintings.  Early censorship and incorrect projection speeds have created shorter  versions.'),
('5676',' The VHS of Birth Of A Nation runs at 125min.The Fully Uncut version is the  DVD version and it runs 190min'),
('5677',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('5678',' A version of this film has been shown nationally on PBS stations since 1993  which is letterboxed for the films 2:35 aspect ratio but which is 2 minutes  shorter than the full frame Pan and Scan release version available since 1987  from Film Ideas.'),
('5679',' A five'),
('5680','hour directors cut was shown on 6 December 1996 at the University of  Washington, with director Wim Wenders (qv) attending, and at the National  Film Theatre in London on Saturday 2nd July 1994.'),
('5681',' The film exists in three separate versions. The first is the significantly  cut American 158'),
('5682','minute version released by Warner Brothers. The second is a  179'),
('5683','minute cut that exists on Japanese laserdisc. The third is Wim Wenders  directors cut which runs 280 minutes. This cut expands scenes, motivates  Claires romantic involvement with Sam Farber and keeps it from seeming less  frivolous and more the expression of a wounded heart (in that her ex'),
('5684','lover  Eugene cheated on her with the character Makiko, played by Adele Lutz),  additional scenes in San Francisco with Allen Garfield as an evil car  salesman which is a take'),
('5685','off on his character in another Wenders film) and  many other expansions/additions. The full'),
('5686','length version divides the film  into three parts, all given special episode names and all with opening  credits because it was originally intended for this version to be released as  three separate films. The 280'),
('5687','minute cut is only available on DVD in Germany,  Italy and France.'),
('5688',' The 280 minute version was shown at the American Cinematheque Sunday Jan. 14,  2001 with director Wim Wenders attending and answering questions.'),
('5689',' The 280'),
('5690','minute version was shown at 7:00 pm on Saturday, February 24, 2001 at  the Directors Guild of America Theater, 110 W. 57th St., New York City. Wim  Wenders was at the screening and announced this version would be released on  DVD. The Area 2 "Arthaus" DVD release of 2005 indeed runs 279 minutes and is  presented in the "trilogy format" of three parts each between 91 and 97  minutes long.'),
('5691',' Original British video version was cut by 4 seconds to secure a U rating.'),
('5692',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('5693',' In both versions the girls are puzzled after Fiore holds hands with Mamoru.  In the English version, Amy says "Thats not strange seeing as everyone is in  love with him", and Raye replies "Everybody including you Amy?".  Amis  original line in the Japanese version translates to: "I guess Mamoru is  attractive to boys, as well as to girls".'),
('5694',' In the original opening theme of the movie, it shows the girls taking a bus  through the city out to the garden that they visit in the beginning of the  movie. There are little scenes of Usagi and Chibi'),
('5695','Usa fighting. In the  English version, they just show various clips from the three Sailor Moon  movies.'),
('5696',' In the English version, a scene where Sailor Moon is knocked out during the  first fight is edited. Sailor Moon is lying on the floor and Chibi'),
('5697','Usa tries  to wake her up by shoving wads of tissue into her nostrils and covering her  mouth with her hands. Also, some parts of the fight scene on Earth (such as  Sailor Jupiter crashing into the phone booth), were cut to make the scene  less violent.'),
('5698',' In the English version, the Princess Serenity transformation scene is  slightly shortened.'),
('5699',' In the English version, a scene where a shadow of Firoes extended nails  going into Darien to save Sailor Moon is cut out.'),
('5700',' In the bilingual DVD, the scene with "The Power of Love" playing was only  shown on the VHS version while both versions of the film have "Moon Revenge"  sung in Japanese.'),
('5701',' The American version cuts out the part where Fiore crucifies Sailor Moon'),
('5702',' Some attacks were changed in the English version. These are "Mars Fire Balls  Charge!" changed to "Evil Spirits, Disperse!". "Mars Fire Ignite" changed to  "Mars Fireball Flash".'),
('5703',' One scene that is changed in the English verion is when the girls are  discussing why Luna has gone missing. The girls suggest that maybe Luna ran  away because Usagi was cruel to her. Usagi replies "Luna is the one who  abuses me!" and there are little drawings of Luna screaming "idiot!"  "slacker!" and similar insults. This scene was changed because Lunas speech  bubbles contain Japanese writing.'),
('5704',' The original opening theme sequence of the movie was of the girls shopping,  but was replaced with a new dub opening.'),
('5705',' In the English version, some parts are dropped from Lunas transformation to  human.'),
('5706',' When aired on TV, the opening scene where Kakeru discovers the asteroid is  not included. Another scene where Luna is cuddling with Kakeru in bed is also  not included.'),
('5707',' Near the end of the movie, just a few seconds before Sailor Moon eats Rinis  cookie in the Black Hole, a scene where all the Scouts de'),
('5708','transform is not  included in the English version. The Scouts begin to shine, but then nothing  heppens. The reason it is edited out is because it is suggested that there is  nudity when they de'),
('5709','transform.'),
('5710',' UK version is cut (ca. 10 sec.) to remove sight of cruelty to horses (illegal  horse falls) due to the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('5711',' The original version had most of the actors speaking their native language  and was subtitled; the film was dubbed in English and distributed world'),
('5712','wide,  being accordingly subtitled. The English dubbed versions, running between 106  and 127 minutes, were rescored by Bernard Hermann as the original Vladmir  Krause Ratjeric score had been mangled in the editing process. German and  Croat'),
('5713','language video and DVD releases contain the original score.'),
('5714',' Several different video and DVD prints exist. In North America the film has  been released at 106 minutes; a Spanish DVD runs 113 minutes; and most  European PAL videos and the Australian video run 127 minutes. German and  Croation video and DVD copies run 142 minutes each, although they are not the  same print.'),
('5715',' The 2005 DVD release features a "directors cut" of the film. This version  features a revamped musical score and new scenes that were shot specifically  for the DVD release.'),
('5716',' U.S. version was cut from its original NC'),
('5717','17 rating to be re'),
('5718','rated R.'),
('5719',' The Anchor Bay release is the complete, uncut version of the film.'),
('5720',' The trailer includes a longer take of the scene where the decaying body of a  girl is discovered in the boat house. In the movie, the shot of the girls  body is fairly short (about 2 seconds) and you can only see the top of her  body, from the chest upwards. But the trailer shows this scene lasting for a  considerably longer time (several seconds) and it shows the camera pulling  back to reveal her entire decayed body.'),
('5721',' Black Cat Run is the first film that was cut for violence by Columbia Tristar  in Germany since four years. The UK'),
('5722','Version is also cut.'),
('5723',' The 18'),
('5724','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5725',' The version of the film released to theaters omits numerous fully'),
('5726','animated  scenes, including shots of graphic violence as Taran fights his way out of  the castle and shots of Eilonwy sporting ripped garments as shes hanging for  her life with Taran and Fflewddur. The most well'),
('5727','known deleted scene, due to  a clumsy jump it left in the films soundtrack and a cel of the infamous  scene appearing online, is that of a man being mauled by one of the Cauldron  born.'),
('5728',' The film was released 3 different times (ntsc format)on dvd and each disc  features a different aspect ratio. The first dvd edition from Critical mass  (25th anniversary) used the proper full frame format (the film was shot this  way). The second dvd release from Critical Mass (listed as being just a  special edition) uses a 1:75:1 aspect ratio, it was also noted that director  Bob Clark approved of this ratio. The latest dvd special edition from  Critical Mass (December, 2006) uses an over'),
('5729','matted 1:85:1 ratio. This 1:85:1  over matted ratio also appeared on the special edition laserdisc that was  released by Warner bros a few years back'),
('5730',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove all instances of the word  cunt from the obscene phone calls, together with some of the other crude  sexual references during the same scene. The 2003 Tartan DVD release restores  all previous cuts.'),
('5731',' The European version features different and more violent kills and the  complete hospital showdown has been re'),
('5732','cut completely. '),
('5733',' In the European version Billy dies on an operating table as doctors try   unsuccessfully to revive him. '),
('5734',' Leigh (Kristen Cloke (qv)) is taken to the morgue to ID Agnes and finds   Clairs (Leela Savasta (qv)s) remains in the body bag marked for Agnes.   Leigh returns to Kellis (Katie Cassidy (qv)s) room to find Agnes hiding   in the bed pretending to be her. Agnes attacks Leigh and snaps her neck.   Kelli returns from getting X'),
('5735','rays done, is attacked by Agnes and kills her   by shocking her to death with a defibrillator. '),
('5736',' Kelli is picked up by her parents and leaves the hospital and the camera   zooms in on a PEACE ON EARTH sign hanging on a door. '),
('5737',' In the US version Billy drops down through a ceiling tile after Agnes is   killed and chases after Kelli. Kelli breaks the window to her room and runs   out into the hallway with Billy close behind. He fights with her before   ending up falling over a railing and being impaled on the star on top of a   Christmas tree in the lobby below.'),
('5738',' In the UK version Melissas death is entirely different. Instead of breaking  free from the garbage bag and eventually getting an ice skate through the  back of her head, she gets bagged and her right eye is gouged out. She is  then dragged by the empty socket down the hallway and killed (off'),
('5739','screen).'),
('5740',' The unrated DVD adds the following scenes: '),
('5741',' 1. There is an extra shot of Agnes under Clairs bed in the opening scene. '),
('5742',' 2. When the security guard is killed in the nut house, theres an extra shot   of Billy climbing up from under his bed, and another shot of blood dripping   from the guards neck. '),
('5743',' 3. In Megans death scene, there is an extra shot that shows the weapon   Agnes stabs Megan with. '),
('5744',' 4. The phone call scenes are more brutal. '),
('5745',' 5. Theres a completely new scene that shows Laurens death. '),
('5746',' In the scene, Billy and Agnes sneak into Laurens room while Laurens   asleep. '),
('5747',' Billy starts touching her under the covers and Lauren wakes up and she sees   the glass unicorn on her nigh stand. '),
('5748',' She tries to stab Billy with it, but nobodys there. '),
('5749',' But then Agnes grabs Lauren by her throat and she stabs her with the unicorn   in her eye. (off screen) '),
('5750',' 6. When Kyle is killed, there is a little more blood gushing out of his   head. '),
('5751',' 7. At the ending, there is an extra shot of Leigh standing next to a closed   door in the hospital hallway and we see Billy walking past it in the   shadows, foreshadowing something bad is going to happen.'),
('5752',' There is an alternate cut of the movie that features a heavy'),
('5753','metal  soundtrack, a different credit sequence, and a faster pace'),
('5754',' The 18'),
('5755','rated UK release of this film was cut by 18 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5756',' 17 seconds worth of cockfighting scenes had to be deleted from the UK  version. UK law does not allow any film footage of actual animal cruelty that  was deliberately orchestrated by the film'),
('5757','makers.'),
('5758',' A longer version of the scene where Sanderson inspects Grimes foot was  filmed, but cut. Sanderson finds a piece of shrapnel lodged in Grimes foot,  but he didnt feel it cause it cauterized on impact.'),
('5759',' In the Extended cut they added 7mins and 30sec: '),
('5760',' 1. Some rangers on the beach '),
('5761',' 2. The scene with Blackburn and Grimes is longer '),
('5762',' 3. The shooting range scene is extended '),
('5763',' 4. During the chess game with Randy and Gordy the line "stranded and   condemned, Gordy" is added after he moves his piece '),
('5764',' 5. The short scene after the meeting is edited different and as some lines   added at the end '),
('5765',' 6. A ranger gets his arm looked at '),
('5766',' 7. scene with Eversmann and Hoot is longer '),
('5767',' 8. on the way to target they added: Grimes adding his name to his helmet,   two min warning, and some lines '),
('5768',' 9. Chalk 3 shooting at delta in target building '),
('5769',' 10. Yurek sees a guy steeling a TV '),
('5770',' 11. Eversmann hearing about the second hawk on the radio '),
('5771',' 12. short scene with Nelson and Twombly and the scene when Galantine tries   to call them on the radio is moved to before they meet Yurek '),
('5772',' 13. a shot of crash site two before Durant grabs his gun '),
('5773',' 14. Steel asking about the convoy '),
('5774',' 15. Garrison looking at the monitor after Grody gets killed '),
('5775',' 16. Yurek, Nelson, and Twombly hear the praying '),
('5776',' 17. Steel asks again about the convoy '),
('5777',' 18. the little birds turn around and makes another run before going back to   rearm '),
('5778',' 19. McKnight asks how much longer it takes to get the body out of the   chopper '),
('5779',' 20. a lot added at the stadium: McKight yelling "dont let that man crawl!",   Garrison walking around med area, Steel walking around med area, Sanderson   talking to Grimes is moved '),
('5780',' 21. after Eversmann talks to Jamie he sees Garrison out side '),
('5781',' About 7mind 30secs added'),
('5782',' Present in the trailer but not in the film is a shot while McKnight is  getting his neck wound treated, he screams to someone, "Hey dont let that  man crawl! Somebody help that man! Dont leave him behind!"'),
('5783',' In the trailer the scene when Eversman tells Grimes that "When we are out  there, lets all be sure were shooting in the same direction", Grimes  reaction is taken from a different angle.'),
('5784',' Hoots line "Once that first bullet goes past your head, politics and all  that shit just goes right out the window" appears in the trailer as "Once  that first bullet goes past your head, politics go right out the window. "'),
('5785',' A broadcast of The Black Hole on daytime British television in the  mid'),
('5786','eighties omitted the scene of the Angel flying through the arches,  instead cutting from Maximillian on the mountain'),
('5787','top in Hell to the shot of  the Palamino crew heading for the unidentified planet, having apparently  survived.'),
('5788',' The reason for this is possibly that the notion of heaven might not have been  suitable for the young audience, whereas the Hell imagery follows on visually  from the destruction of the Cygnus and therefore requires no interpretation.'),
('5789',' 70 mm and some 35 mm (distributed for example in Finland) film prints feature  an overture before the start of the film with black picture (this is not  included on television and non'),
('5790','letterboxed'),
('5791','video prints). This overture can  be heard on letterboxed video prints on VHS and DVD.'),
('5792',' The 18'),
('5793','rated UK release of this film was cut by 9 minutes and 28 seconds by  the BBFC and 35 minutes, 47 seconds was pre'),
('5794','cut by the distriubtor.'),
('5795',' UK Version was cut by the distributor (potentially dangerous imitable  technique (spray from an aerosol can be ignited with a lighter)) to secure a  PG rating. An uncut 12 rating was available.'),
('5796',' Released in 3 versions with varying amounts of sex.'),
('5797',' The 18'),
('5798','rated UK release of this film was cut by 53 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5799',' In the Hong Kong version of the film, star Andy On recorded a song, in  Mandarin, that plays on the films end credits which replaces the English  song, "City of Masks" that plays on the end credits in the English language  version.'),
('5800',' The directors cut is 15 minutes longer.'),
('5801',' The closeups of Sister Ruth applying lipstick and wearing makeup were deleted  from the original U.S. prints.'),
('5802',' The flashbacks of Sister Clodaghs life prior to her becoming a nun were  deleted from the original U.S prints of the film.'),
('5803',' The Madness of Sister Ruth (Kathleen Byron (qv)) with a classic scene of  all'),
('5804','stops'),
('5805','out, sex'),
('5806','starved insanity was removed from the original US version  to avoid offending the Catholic Legion of Decency.'),
('5807',' This scene was restored when the film was re'),
('5808','released in the US in the  1980s.'),
('5809',' The original trailer (included on the Criterion DVD) uses an alternate take  of the scene where Sister Clodagh tells Dean hes being rule "and I have to  do business with you whether I like it or not." In the movie this is shown as  a close'),
('5810','up of her face, but a long'),
('5811','shot is used for the trailer.'),
('5812',' After receiving many angry phone calls and letters of protest, the later  showings of this video removed the scene where Micheal Jackson smashes a car  with a crowbar, smashes a window by throwing a garbage can at it, and grabs  his crotch while dancing.'),
('5813',' On the Dangerous DVD Release, the end of the video has been slightly changed.  On most releases Jackson just smashes the windows, but in this version there  are racist coments on the windows that he smashes. This helps make sense of  this scene (Jackson wasnt going on a rampage, but rather trying to destroy  all the hate in the world). It was then latter removed for the HIStory DVD  (for some unknown reason), which contains the scene without the racist  comments.'),
('5814',' The 18'),
('5815','rated UK release of this film was cut by 27 minutes and 12 seconds by  the BBFC with a further 22 minutes and 30 seconds pre'),
('5816','cut by the distributor.'),
('5817',' A censored version exists with all the swearing and nudity edited out of the  film.'),
('5818',' In some copies, the line "They want us to do another one at Easter '),
('5819',' they  want to see us nail up the dog" has been cut.'),
('5820',' To obtain an 16'),
('5821','Rating more than 12 Minutes of footage were cut from the  German release. The US'),
('5822','Relase (rated R) is also cut. The Dutch release is  100% uncut'),
('5823',' The 18'),
('5824','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 minute and 6 seconds by the  BBFC. The US DVD release was also heavily cut for an R rating with  appreciably different cuts to the UK version which turns out to be the most  complete. In the opening scene where Sweet (Matthias Hues) attacks a group of  thugs the UK version is the most complete. In the UK version when Hues lifts  up and head'),
('5825','butts a thug the camera pans down the thugs face revealing blood  pouring from his mouth. In the US DVD the scene cuts away before the camera  reaches his mouth. The DVD is also missing several punches to the next thugs  ribs. The thug lying on the bed who gets his arm broken is cut identically in  both versions. The scene where Dillon (Don Wilson) enters the dead  prostitutes room is cut in the UK version. In the DVD we see a close up shot  of the woman lying on the bed which is cut from the UK tape. The scene where  the thugs attack Shannas house is cut on the DVD. The knife wielding thug  that attacks Dillon get his arm broken in the UK tape before he is thrown  through the table. On the DVD the arm break is missing. The scene where Sweet  attacks the two men on the street has been cut for the UK version. We should  see Sweet lift up the first thug and head'),
('5826','butt him but this is missing from  the UK tape (but surprisingly a photo of that exact scene is printed on the  back of the tape). The scene where Sweet kills Dillons partner is cut on both  versions. Close up punches to the face have been cut from the UK version.  Sweet breaking the mans neck has been cut differently on both versions. In  the UK version Sweet grabs the mans head and says Time to... but the  remaining dialogue (presumably Time to die) is missing and the man is lying  on the floor with his neck broken. The DVD is also missing the neck break but  all of the Time to die dialogue is also missing. The final martial arts  scene in Dillons apartment has been cut differently in both versions. All  scenes showing Nunchaku sticks have been cut from the UK version. Various  snippets of martial arts have been cut from both versions. The scene showing  Sweet impaled on a sword has been cut from the DVD. In the UK version the  camera pans down showing Sweet staggering about with the sword impaled  through his chest and blood pouring from his mouth. The DVD cuts away before  the camera reaches Sweets chest.'),
('5827',' The Canadian Broadcast Version Which Premeired This Year(2002) as a  none'),
('5828','tv'),
('5829','movie, but a realy released film, has the sequences of bright colors  cut for time .'),
('5830',' Originally filmed as a silent movie, running 75 minutes; Hitchcock later  added newly shot scenes and had other existing footage dubbed to create a  talkie version, running 86 minutes.'),
('5831',' The American video release from 1982 by Video Gems is a heavily'),
('5832','censored  television version of the film. All instances of nudity and most of the  violence has been removed with additional moments added to pad out the  running time. The opening credits sequence now includes footage shot in 1979  and the opening attack now appears completely off'),
('5833','screen, which means Jeanne  Langes brief role is now almost entirely missing yet she is still credited.'),
('5834',' German version, beside the "Not under 18" rating, was put on the BPJS index,  meaning it may not be advertised or shown to minors.  Therefore a cut version  was created with ca. 14 minutes of footage removed. This version is rated  "Not under 16" and was also shown on TV.'),
('5835',' In the original theatrical release, about 5 seconds more footage of "Mortal  Kombat" is shown close'),
('5836','up on the TV in Frosts penthouse, but is gone on the  video release.'),
('5837',' In 2004, the Film Preservation Associates, Inc. copyrighted a version with a  new piano music score by Philip Carli (qv). It was produced for video by  David Shepard (qv) and runs 121 minutes.'),
('5838',' All U.S video tape releases before January 1993 are the unrated version and  contain the extra violence in the Euro'),
('5839','release thats not seen in the 117  minute American theatrical release.'),
('5840',' A 113 minutes 70mm. working cut shown at the some sneak previews in the U.S.  and London, England in 1982 has also received a limited release at the  Fairfax Theater in 1990 and UCLAs Los Angeles Perspectives multimedia  festival in 1991. A 35mm reduction of this version was later shown at the  Nuart and Castro Theaters in 1991. These are the changes/differences from the  original version: '),
('5841',' Websters 2012 definition of a replicant used in lieu of opening crawl '),
('5842',' voiceovers deleted except at Battys death '),
('5843',' Bryant says TWO replicants were fried running through an electric field '),
('5844',' conversation between snake'),
('5845','maker and Deckard is different and matches their   lips '),
('5846',' includes shot of nearly nude dancers in hockey masks outside Taffeys bar '),
('5847',' Batty says, "I want more life, father." '),
('5848',' Pris lifts Deckard up by his nostrils when she beats him up '),
('5849',' different voiceover used after Battys death '),
('5850',' no happy ending (ends with the elevator doors closing) '),
('5851',' When Bryant is giving Deckard the briefing on the escaped replicants (while   their head images rotate and stats flash on the video screen), he includes   similar background info for Leon when his profile appears on the screen.'),
('5852',' CBS edited 3 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.'),
('5853',' The European theatrical release (also available on Criterion Laserdisc) is  117 minutes long and more explicit/violent than the original American  version, with a few additions/differences from the US release. '),
('5854',' Batty kills Tyrell by pushing his thumbs in his eyes, which bleed copiously. '),
('5855',' Pris lifts Deckard up by his nostrils when she beats him up. '),
('5856',' Deckard shoots Pris a third time; there are also more shots of Pris kicking   and screaming when she is shot by Deckard. '),
('5857',' Roy is shown while actually pushing the nail through his hand '),
('5858',' Deckard and Rachael are seen riding into the sunset'),
('5859',' There are reports that when "Blade Runner" premiered on American cable TV,  there was an additional line of dialog when Bryant gives Deckard the  description, names, and addresses of Tyrell and Sebastian over the radio. In  the cable TV version, Bryant adds "...and check em out" after he says "I  want you to go down there."'),
('5860',' The infamous workprint briefly resurfaced, by accident, for a one'),
('5861','week  engagement (1/15 '),
('5862',' 1/21) at the Seattle, WA Landmark Egyptian Theater in  1999. However, this print was the one'),
('5863','of'),
('5864','a'),
('5865','kind 70mm blow'),
('5866','up, directly from  Warner Bros. vault! There are some additional differences (that have not  been reported) between this version and the other "regular" versions: '),
('5867',' Sound was mixed in 6'),
('5868','track Dolby Stereo, and contained numerous differences   in sound effects, music, and dialogue as compared to the standard 35mm   5'),
('5869','track mixes. '),
('5870',' Opening shots did not include close'),
('5871','up and subsequent pull'),
('5872','aways from   Holdens eye as he looks out the window, it simply cut closer and closer to   the Tyrell Corp. building until the interior could be seen. All the while,   air'),
('5873','traffic control headings can be heard being issued during the sequence   (it was originally edited to suggest a view from a spinner as it flies   toward the Tyrell Corp.). '),
('5874',' After Leon fires on Holden and Holden crahes through the wall, hitting the   table, the shot stays on Holden as fan blades brush his hair and his back   smokes from the gunfire. '),
('5875',' Deckards meal at "THE WHITE DRAGON" can be seen being laid on the bar in   front of him, rather than merely being heard. '),
('5876',' No narration during the scene where Deckard awaits a seat at "THE WHITE   DRAGON", but the blimps advertisement is un'),
('5877','altered in the background   (unlike in the "Directors Cut", where it WAS altered to cover the narration   over). '),
('5878',' When Deckard and Gaff inspect Leons address and the attendant opens his   room for them, he says, "Kowalski", indicating the current tenant. Kowalski   is Leons "last name". '),
('5879',' Roy does not ask Chew, "Now...where would we find this J. F. Sebastian?";   the scene merely cuts to Deckard driving home. '),
('5880',' When Deckard plays the piano in a depressed stupor: a) there is no unicorn   vision, b) there is no background music, and c) we hear the one or two notes   Harrison Ford actually played on the set. '),
('5881',' Deckards search for Abduul Hasaan lasts longer: we see more of Animoid Row   and the back streets of the sector. '),
('5882',' After Zhora attacks Deckard and flees, we see Deckard loosen his tie from   his throat...as if he was nearly beheaded! '),
('5883',' "If I Didnt Care", by the Ink Spots, was originally heard in the background   when Deckard purchases a bottle of Tsing Tao. '),
('5884',' In Deckards apartment, there originally was no "Love Theme" as we all know   and love; the initial music track merely continues on longer. Also, Rachel   plays a different selection on the piano when testing herself; it actually   was the sheet music we see displayed! '),
('5885',' When Roy kills Tyrell, the footage of Tyrell dying was more in tone with the   International Version (yet still somewhat tamer) and Roy then turns to   Sebastian saying, "Im sorry, Sebastian. Come. COME", as he stalks J.F. '),
('5886',' Bryants info to Deckard over the CB about Tyrells and Sebastians deaths   are heard as we see Deckard driving through the tunnel. When Deckard is   parked in his sedan on the street, he is merely preparing to call J.F.s   apartment before the police spinner interrogates him. '),
('5887',' We actually see Roy break Deckards fingers, in close up, with a prop'),
('5888','hand. '),
('5889',' More shots of Deckard as he hangs on to the nieghboring building for dear   life, after "jumping the gorge". '),
('5890',' Different, farther'),
('5891','away shots of Roy as Deckard watches him die. Alternate   narration was placed here (the only narration in this version), which   consisted of this: "I watched him die all night. It was a long, slow thing   and he fought it all the way. He never whimpered and he never quit. He took   all the time he had as though he loved life very much. Every second of   it...even the pain. Then, he was dead." '),
('5892',' No shots of the "rolling TV monitors" in Deckards apartment as he searches   for Rachel. The shot merely continues, close up on Deckard, from the opening   shot of the sequence, until he reaches down to pull the covers from over   Rachel. '),
('5893',' No end credits, merely exit music: the same cue heard as Gaff takes Deckard   to see Bryant at the opening.'),
('5894',' Warner Bros. originally was preparing a technically updated version of the  70mm workprint to release as the "Directors Cut", but Ridley Scott and  Michael Arick quickly prepared a revised theatrical version without  narration, the tacky happy ending, and plus one unicorn vision. This edition  was so quickly rushed into shape, that Ridley Scott still feels it falls  short of his true directors cut.'),
('5895',' Rumours are circulating that there is a new DVD version coming soon,  restoring some footage, presumably including the Violence from the original  US version. The film is supposedly coming from a newly remastered 35mm print.'),
('5896',' An extra sequence shown recently in England on a Channel 4 documentary shows  Deckard talking to Holden in hospital. "Deckard its tough now, these  replicants arent just a bunch of muscle minors any more, theyre no goddamn  different from you or me!". Holden talks about Leon and the circumstances  around the VK interview in the Tyrell building. "its all over now, its a  wipeout, theyre almost US!". At the end of the documentary Ridley Scott  finally confirms that Deckard is in fact a Replicant.'),
('5897',' In the Swedish version, the subtitles mistakenly identify "Batty" as "Beatty"  and "c'),
('5898','beams" as "seabeams". The Swedish version also deletes the additional  violence from the original version in the DC.'),
('5899',' In the San Diego sneak preview version of the film, exhibited only once in  May 1982, there are three unique shots which are nowhere to be found in any  other version, including the "Workprint". One shot is from the introduction  of Roy Batty, displaying a full'),
('5900','body shot of him inside the VidPhon booth,  another is of Deckard feebly attempting to reload his weapon after Batty has  broken his fingers, and the last one is a high'),
('5901','angled shot of Deckard and  Rachaels ride into the sunset.'),
('5902',' At the 2002 San Diego Comic'),
('5903','Con, Paul Sammon revealed an alternate opening  that was scripted (and possibly filmed). Instead of the film opening up to a  shot of the desolate city and then a shot of the eye, the alternate opening  was on a large farm. In the middle of the farm, there was a large house.  Suddenly, a Spinner (floating car) comes down from the sky and lands next to  the house. Deckard emerges and enters the house. No one is home. Deckard goes  to the kitchen, and sees a pot of pea soup is boiling in the kitchen. Deckard  sits down at the kitchen table. He sits there motionless for the rest of the  day (he arrived in the afternoon, the background of the farm changes from day  to night) until someone comes to the house. A man walks in. Suddenly, Deckard  shoots the man in the back. He then goes over to the lifeless mans mouth and  opens it up. Deckard then proceeds to remove the mans entire lower JAW from  his head. Deckard turns to the removed jaw over to the region south of the  chin, and sees a marking that reads, "Property of the TYRELL corporation".  The man he shot was a replicant. Deckard takes the jaw, heads back to the  spinner, and then takes off back to the city.'),
('5904',' At the 2002 San Diego Comic'),
('5905','Con, Paul Sammon stated that were was an  alternate take on the scene where Batty kills Tyrell. In both (the theatrical  and directors) cuts, we see Isidore flee in horror after Batty puts both of  Tyrells eyes out. But allegedly in the shooting script there was a line  where right after Batty killed Tyrell, Isidore stepped up to him and said  "No, no, that was too easy. WHERES THE *REAL* TYRELL?", meaning that the  Tyrell that Batty killed could have been a replicant, and that Sebastian  could be a replicant too since he guessed that Tyrell could be one.'),
('5906',' Some television broadcasts have a narrator reading aloud the opening scrawl.'),
('5907',' In 1992 a new version, titled "Blade Runner: The Directors Cut" was given a  limited run in theaters and was subsequently released on video worldwide. '),
('5908',' This version completely deletes all Deckard voice'),
('5909','overs, adds a 12 second   scene showing a unicorn while Deckard plays the piano, deletes all   additional violence shown in the European version, has a digitally remixed   soundtrack and eliminates the happy ending (the film ends with the elevator   doors closing). '),
('5910',' In the Directors Cut while Deckard waits for a seat at the noodlebar, the   advertising slogan from the blimp is longer than in the original version (to   fill the void from the missing voice over) and adds the phrase "This   announcement is brought to you by the Shimato Dominguez Corporation '),
('5911','   helping America into the New World." '),
('5912',' (SPOILER) The inclusion of the unicorn vision actually reveals, together   with the unicorn figurine left by Gaff, that Deckard himself is a replicant.   The revelation is similar to Deckard explaining to Rachael that her most   private memory was known by others, and therefore must have been designed   and implanted by someone else.'),
('5913',' The Unrated Edition reinserts 2 major scenes amounting of 10 minutes. The  first one is an exchange between Drake and Danica where both shared their  past including Drake being there during the crucification. He then seduces  her. The other one is right after the final fight between Drake and Blade.  The doctors were about to perform an autopsy on Blade when he just simply  gets up as if resurrected and leaves the morgue. However, the fate of the  doctors were not revealed.'),
('5914',' The unrated extended edition also has a very different and much more  ambiguous ending than the theatrical release.'),
('5915',' Blade Trinity DVD has 2 versions of the film. Theatrical cut, and an unrated  extended edition.'),
('5916',' In the Unrated Extended edition, theres a deleted scene with Danica and  Drake. Danicas wearing a cross, and tells her he was there when they  crucified him.'),
('5917',' 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.'),
('5918',' The German video version (rated Not under 16) released in 1989 by UFA Video  omits 7 seconds of violence.'),
('5919',' A Special Edition version of the movie was released a year after its initial  release, containing over 15 minutes of bonus footage.'),
('5920',' Also included in the Special Edition version is a short intro by Kevin Smith  with Herbie, Tom, & Josh of the Backstage comedy troupe, the stars of the  film.'),
('5921',' In October 2001, the FX Network aired this with "never'),
('5922','before'),
('5923','seen footage".  This turned out to be a few segments spliced into the closing credits of  Heather videotaping Mike saying goodbye to his friends and family, and  Heather admitting culpability for the weeks occurrences. Mike firmly states  that it is not her fault, which is referenced in Heathers later confession  to the camera in the theatrical version. Also, all profanities are  overdubbed, especially a really bad "lets go" over Heather saying "f**k you"  to Josh as he berates her about being lost and hunted on the dusk before he  is taken away.'),
('5924',' "Newly discovered footage" was shown online on Amazon.com.  Its basically  Heather and Michael arguing more about the project.  Amazon.com says the  footage wont be available on the DVD or anywhere else.'),
('5925',' More "Newly Discovered Footage" was included on the video/DVD release.  Its  basically the trio recollecting on the noises they heard, and their feelings  about the project altogether.  This scene was supposed to take place right  before the scene where the "Blair Witch" attacks their tent.'),
('5926',' The films CD soundtrack includes an enhanced CD'),
('5927','ROM portion which includes a  scene not shown in the film, more of the three arguing about which direction  to go, in which Heather and Mike nearly leave Josh behind.'),
('5928',' The scene at the motel features a line only shown on a TV ad for the film  where Josh says "I aint gonna die, Pa!"'),
('5929',' The VHS cassette Sticks And Stones features another scene with Heather and  Mike that takes place after Joshs disappearance, and also includes an extra  witness interview segment.'),
('5930',' Heathers "Im so scared..." is only featured in some TV ads.'),
('5931',' The VHS cassette Sticks and Stones features not only an extra interview  segment but also an outtake featuring Heather and Mike that takes place after  the disappearance of Josh.'),
('5932',' As part of the settlement of a lawsuit brought by Sam Barber, who helped  finance preproduction on the film, against his former partner (director  Daniel Myrick), all theatrical, TV and homevideo versions of the film  distributed after December 2000 will display an extra credit, listing Barber  as "preproduction supervisor".'),
('5933',' In early versions, the interviews with Mark Mason (Man In Yellow Hat) are not  present '),
('5934','thereby excluding the scene that explains the ending. And the  interview with Mary Brown is slightly extended. The drinking scene in the  hotel room is also extended.'),
('5935',' Television version substitutes alternate takes of several scenes toning down  the sexuality but adding dialogue not in the theatrical/home video version.'),
('5936',' UK theatrical version was edited by 11 sec. for a 12 rating. Video version is  uncut and rated 15.'),
('5937',' New Line created two version of the film. One "domestic version" for the US  at 111 minutes and an "international version", running at 103 minutes. Most  european DVD releases (such as the German and Italian ones) include the  scenes deleted from the film as bonus material.'),
('5938',' All of the explicit covers for the movies in the Adult Bookstore/Video Store  were blurred to avoid an "R" rating.'),
('5939',' In the U.K. the widescreen version of the VHS runs 10 minutes longer than the  pan n scan version. Additional scenes include: '),
('5940',' When Calvin goes up to the world for the first time in 35 years, he sees a   guy looking for food in bins. '),
('5941',' When Adam and Eve tell his parents to shut the locks for 2 months, the scene   goes on where they ask them to at least stay for dinner. Here, we see Calvin   telling Adam a joke, Eve helping out in the kitchen, Adam getting a brief   explanation about human reproduction and Eve telling Helen that shes from   Pasadena.'),
('5942',' An "edited for family viewing" edition was released on video in 2001. This  edition was not rated by the MPAA.'),
('5943',' New Line Home Video released a "Family Edited Edition" on VHS. This PG  version has some obscenities and profanities removed.'),
('5944',' Simultaneously shot in two versions (English and German) with the same cast;  the German (with English subtitles) version is more popular because of the  heavy German accents of the cast in the English language version. English  lyrics for the songs were written by Sam Lerner.'),
('5945',' U.S. distributor Independent International prepared a special version for  licensing to the home video market. The film was retitled "The Bloody Dead"  and contained approximately 7 minutes of additional footage filmed by  Independent International. The added footage included the addition of two  cannibalistic inmates at the asylum, and insert shots for the murders that  added blood and gore. Some of the scenes from the original film were  reedited. The added footage is marked by an obvious drop in the photographic  and audio quality.'),
('5946',' Director Leni Riefenstahl (qv) recut and re'),
('5947','released a new version of the  film in 1952.'),
('5948',' The first version in 1932 acknowledged all creative assistants. In 1938 she  gave all story concept to her not of a Dolomite legend and then later in 1952  she even emitted the Jewish Béla Balázs (qv) refusing to pay his last  installment of fees.'),
('5949',' When Blazing Saddles was aired on Fox Family Channel in 2001, when Lillie Von  Schtupps name was mentioned, the Schtupp part was left out. There was also a  scene ater Bart tried the dynamite but the detonator wouldnt cooperate with  Lillie Von Schtupp not catching a remark Bart called out so Gabby Johnson  explains it to her in his drunken gibberish.'),
('5950',' When aired on Fox Family, the part Hedley Lamaar is looking through a law  book for Land Snatch was altered: when Hedley gets to the part of the book  that says See Snatch is changed to See Property.'),
('5951',' These scenes were altered for TV viewing: When Bart asks Jim what hed like  to do, Jims response of "Play chess...Screw?" Was changed to: "Play  ches...Saloon?"; A line of dialogue from Jim was altered to remove the word  pissant; Jims line of "Little bastard shot me in the ass" was changed to  "Little punk shot me in the you know."; Racial slurs like "nigger" and  "chink" were still intact.'),
('5952',' On most TV prints, the song sung by the citizens of Rock Ridge in the church  is censored at the end. In the original, they sing "Our town is turning into  shit." The TV version dubs an off'),
('5953','key organ chord sound effect over the  offensive word.'),
('5954',' One TV print shown on US network TV in the 1980s removed all sounds of  belching and flatulence from the campfire beans sequence. As a result viewers  watched the cowboys standing up and sitting down for no apparent reason.'),
('5955',' Gov. Le Petomane also, in some televised versions, shakes hands with the  cardboard townspeople in fake Rock Ridge.'),
('5956',' Previous versions shown on TV in the UK show Mongos blackended face after  the Candy Gram explodes. In all release versions, the scene fades out before  we see Mongos blackened face.'),
('5957',' TV prints use an alternate take of a sequence in which Rock Ridges town  priest says a prayer. In the theatrical version, the prayer ends with the  line, "...or are we just jerking off?" The TV version substitutes a take  (shot from a different angle) in which the prayer ends with, "...or are we  just whisting Dixie?" The 2004 DVD release includes this alternate take.'),
('5958',' The TV release has five extra scenes that werent in the theatrical release: '),
('5959',' When Sheriff Bart is trying to capture Mongo, after he delivers the   "CandyGram for Mongo", it then shows a "draw on the dummy sheriff" game that   fires a cannon at Mongo, and then a scene Bart convinces Mongo to go diving   down a well for Spanish Doubloons and Bart stops pumping air to the diving   suit because its time for his lunch break. '),
('5960',' Bart and Jim run away from Hedley Lamarr and his gang whilst wearing the KKK   outfits. They run into some Born'),
('5961','again Christians having a baptism/picnic   and join in. '),
('5962',' Lily Von Shtupp (Madeline Kahn) gives a brief spoken introduction to the   saloon crowd before beginning her song. '),
('5963',' Governor Le Petomaine (Mel Brooks) arrives in the fake Rock Ridge a few   moments before the final showdown, in a stagecoach with a flashing red light   on the back, makes a joke about losing the "blue collar vote" and does a   skit in the town where he impersonates Harpo Marx. '),
('5964',' When the dynamite fails to explode, Lily Von Schtuup says with some German   rambling that it didnt work. When nobody knows what she said the guy that   speaks frontier gibberish tries to translate. Those around him hit him with   their hats.'),
('5965',' The version released under the title, BLEEDERS is missing approximately one  minute from the love scene between Roy Dupuis and Kristin Lehman, basically  cutting out all of the nudity. The version titled, HEMOGLOBIN is uncut.'),
('5966',' The scene where Billy says goodbye to Parker in the beginning was re'),
('5967','shot for  television. The original featured Billy saying goodbye while giving Parker  the middle finger, with Parker grabbing his hand and saying goodbye, with  Billy moving away, frightened. The television version features Billy saying  goodbye and sticking his tongue out, with Parker doing the same.'),
('5968',' Available on home video in both R and unrated versions.'),
('5969',' The version originally screened at the Cannes Film Festival ran 135 minutes.'),
('5970',' There is a Directors Cut version running 135 minutes. The main addition is a  lengthy monologue to camera by the protagonist in a police station.'),
('5971',' Some more explicit shots were omitted from the sex scenes to earn an "R"  rating, replacing the MPAAs previous "NC'),
('5972','17" rating.'),
('5973',' There were some changes to the version airing now sporadically on the show  "Toonheads." The two changes to the original version were: '),
('5974',' The "No Dogs Allowed" sign, which had "Dogs" crossed off and was replaced   with "Japs" on the smart pigs house now has "Japs" digitally removed. '),
('5975',' A scene that comes just after the firing of the big cannon that shows the   shell hitting and sinking Tokyo and being replaced by a sign saying   "Doolittle Dood It!" and a red, white, and blue skyline was cut.'),
('5976',' Spanish dubbed version substitutes the opening credits theme song for a more  conventional, in'),
('5977','tone with the movie, instrumental tune.'),
('5978',' A colored version is available and has been shown on German TV as "Dick und  Doof '),
('5979',' Lange Leitung"'),
('5980',' In all available prints the opening MGM lion was removed. Film Classics and  Blackhawk Films later replaced the "Block'),
('5981','Heads" title card with one of their  own to remove all references to MGM and Loews Incorporated.'),
('5982',' The current version shown on Turner Classic Movies is a re'),
('5983','release. The  producer and director credits are missing and the order of the cast has been  changed.'),
('5984',' The 18'),
('5985','rated UK release of this film was cut by 49 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5986',' Also released as an "interactive movie" for the 3DO game system.'),
('5987',' The US softcore version runs 55 minutes. The softcore version passed by the  British censors in 1981 runs 49 minutes.'),
('5988',' The original german release and some television prints of "Blonde Venus"  exclude the opening scene, where Herbert Marshall encounters Marlene Dietrich  and friends "skinny'),
('5989','dipping" in a lake.'),
('5990',' In the extra footage tacked onto the beginning of the television version,  Dick Wessel is shown playing the mailman. Dick Wessel does appear in this  series entry, but as the bus driver.'),
('5991',' It was planned to add more bullfighting scenes for distribution to South  American countries, where the sport of bullfighting was much more accepable.   No details are available.'),
('5992',' The television version of this film is called "Track of the Vampire" and  restores approximately 11 minutes of footage (mostly outtakes) to the  69'),
('5993','minute theatrical'),
('5994','release version.  The added footage includes an extended  foot chase early in the film beween the vampire killer and one of his female  victims, culminating in her death in the surf.  Another addition is an  impromptu and lengthy dance by leading lady Lori Saunders (here billed as  Linda Saunders), performed on the beach.  A third added sequence is a  dialogue scene between actors William Campbell, Patrick Magee and an exotic  dancer in a seaside nightclub.  This sequence was lifted from the Yugoslavian  thriller known as "Portrait of Terror" in its English'),
('5995','dubbed version;  background footage from this film had already been liberally sprinkled  throughout "Blood Bath".'),
('5996',' German rental tape and UK sale tape are cut, Dutch tape is uncut.'),
('5997',' The 18'),
('5998','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3 minutes and 53 seconds by  the BBFC.'),
('5999',' In the R Rated version, Jason Paces death was edited by about 20 seconds.  The Unrated Directors Cut (available on DVD), features the longer/bloodier  death scene, which just has more blood.'),
('6000',' The 2001 Tartan Video UK DVD release was cut by the BBFC to remove 23 secs of  shots of Ramsess whip hitting the girl in his back room. These were replaced  with shots of the statues head and Ramsess face. The BBFC waived these cuts  for the 2005 Odeon DVD issue.'),
('6001',' In the R rated version which most video rental store carry every last drop of  blood has been removed.'),
('6002',' The 18'),
('6003','rated UK release of this film was cut by 16 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('6004',' The original cinema version was cut by the BBFC to shorten some screams and  scenes of nudity to receive an A (PG) rating. The 1994 Lumiere video  release was more heavily cut and lost 1 minute 46 secs of censor cuts to a  scene where a topless woman is chained to the bars of a cell and threatened  by a snake. These cuts were waived for the 1999 Warner release, though 44  secs were removed from the killing of a snake, and the BBFC waived all the  previous cuts for the 2007 Optimum DVD release.'),
('6005',' The earliest version was Psycho a Go'),
('6006','Go, with new footage being added for  Fiend with the Electronic Brain. After more footage was added it became Blood  of Ghastly Horror.'),
('6007',' Director Al Adamson filmed the first version, Echo of Terror, a  straightforward heist movie, in 1964. Adamson and producer Sam Sherman could  not interest any distributor in releasing the movie. Several new scenes were  added in 1965 (some featured actor John Carradine) and the result was a more  horrific, science'),
('6008','fiction themed version, Psycho A Go'),
('6009','Go. That version was  also unreleasable. Allied Artists TV approached Sherman with a request for a  color horror movie to add to their package of movies for sale to American TV  stations. Adamson responded by filming new scenes that added a zombie and mad  doctor subplot, featuring Tommy Kirk, Kent Taylor and Regina Carroll, and the  vastly re'),
('6010','edited film was sold to TV as The Man With The Synthetic Brain. A  few scenes were cut for TV (including a strangulation murder), but Adamson  added the violence and gore into a theatrical version of Synthetic Brain,  titled Blood of Ghastly Horror.'),
('6011',' The US version stops a little short and omits the "real" not quite so  positive ending found in the European/Asian/Australian version.'),
('6012',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit the rape scene and shots of  a naked woman dancing with a knife. The cuts were fully restored in the 2003  Anchor Bay DVD release.'),
('6013',' A deleted scene, considered too graphic in 1970, has been restored in the  current UK DVD release.'),
('6014',' Also available in a computer'),
('6015','colorized version.'),
('6016',' The 18'),
('6017','rated UK release of this film was cut by 29 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('6018',' When Blood Simple was first released, two quotes appeared over black, before  the opening credits. One was from Dashiell Hammet explaining what Blood  Simple meant and the second was from Alfred Hitchcock about how difficult it  really would be to kill a man.'),
('6019',' Norwegian version was cut to get an 16 rating.'),
('6020',' For the 1998 restoration, the Coen brothers not only remixed and re'),
('6021','recorded  new sound effects for the stereo soundtrack, but made some minor trims to  various scenes and dialog: '),
('6022',' Maurice asking a bar patron at the jukebox what night it is and realizing   its "Yankee Night", he explains hes from Detroit, thus justifying his   intervention of the patrons musical selection. '),
('6023',' Ray sticking his cigarette in the stuffed warthogs nose at Martys house,   and the following lines: RAY: You gonna leave all this stuff? ABBY: Its all   Martys. '),
('6024',' After Marty suggests to the P.I. the "incinerator" as a means of destroying   the evidence of his proposed murder, the P.I.s line: "Sweet Jesus, youre   disgusting!" is deleted. '),
('6025',' A couple lines from the landlady showing Abby the studio apartment (mainly   assuring her Abby wont be bothered at that location) before she starts   yelling at her ex'),
('6026','brother'),
('6027','in'),
('6028','law, are deleted. '),
('6029',' As Marty opens his safe to retrieve the bounty money (and swap the photo)   his line: "This is an illicit affair" has been removed, although he can   still be seen mouthing it. '),
('6030',' When the P.I. shoots Marty, a couple shots are removed of Marty and the P.I.   staring at each other after the gunshot. '),
('6031',' When Ray and Abby are discussing "what happened", in her studio apartment,   and Ray feels cold enough to rise from his seat, the shot of him steadying   the walrus piggy'),
('6032','bank is removed and his dialog is heard off'),
('6033','screen to cover   this change. '),
('6034',' When Abby goes to see Maurice about her concerns, the scene cuts as soon as   she enters. In the original version, the scene continues and she is seen   inside his place and he pours a drink while assuring her that Marty is not   dead, even though she is very worried that he is. Some of the dialog from   inside the house is placed over the shot outside Maurices door before Abby   goes in, in the 1998 version. '),
('6035',' A new page of credits is added at the end, covering the restoration.'),
('6036',' A restored version of Blood Simple, with stereo soundtrack premiered at the  Austin Film festival, 3 October 1998.'),
('6037',' In the original theatrical version, as well as the version shown on TV, the  Four Tops song "Its the Same Old Song" is played on the jukebox and over the  end credits.  In the video version it is "Im a Believer" by Neil Diamond.'),
('6038',' The theatrical re'),
('6039','release and the DVD contain a mock introduction of the film  by "Mortimer Young of Forever Young Film Preservation".'),
('6040',' The 18'),
('6041','rated UK release of this film was cut by 9 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('6042',' The 18'),
('6043','rated UK release of this film was cut by 14 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('6044',' Network TV version features 40 minutes of additional footage not included  in  theatrical release.'),
('6045',' According to Playboy magazine, some scenes of explicit sex were deleted from  the US version of the film. Its not known if edits in other countries  included this material.'),
('6046',' A directors cut was released in 1995.'),
('6047',' The aspect ratio was changed from 2,35:1 to 1,78:1 for the video/DVD release.'),
('6048',' Finnish Version is censored (over 20 minutes)'),
('6049',' U.K. video version is missing 1 second of a double ear clap.'),
('6050',' The scene, where "The Beast" kills a fighter during the Kumite was cut from  the German Video'),
('6051','Release.'),
('6052',' U.K. video version is cut by 26 seconds.'),
('6053',' Bloodthirsty Butchers had a scene in witch a victim has their entrails being  pulled out of their stomach. This scene was edited out by the films producer  William Mishkin either because he was sickened by that sequence or he felt  that the film would have rating problems with the MPAA. But, publicity photos  show this scene.'),
('6054',' The 18'),
('6055','rated UK release of this film was cut by 11 seconds by the BBFC and  removes the scene where Bruce Dern drops a tethered piglet into a river to  use as alligator bait.'),
('6056',' The 1986 UK video version was cut by 3 minutes 52 secs by the BBFC to edit  scenes of violent machine gunning during the climax, all footage of metal  pipes and instructional dialogue on how to avoid convictions when using them,  and a shot of male urination during a Russian Roulette scene. The 2005 DVD  featured the same cut print.'),
('6057',' This short was edited from three reels and a 26 minute runtime to a  two'),
('6058','reel'),
('6059','eighteen minute runtime for a rerelease in 1937; and was also  rescored using 1937'),
('6060','era tunes from the Hal Roach stock music library. This is  the version that is most often seen today.'),
('6061',' The original 1930 print is probably lost. The 1937 reissue print removed all  technical and director credits. The Spanish language version, "Vida  nocturna", features the original credits and the MGM lion as well.'),
('6062',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white film.  This process preserved the  quality of the animation in the original cartoon.'),
('6063',' There have been two versions released of this film. One is the R'),
('6064','rated  theatrical version and the other is an unrated video version. Both of these  are available in the United States. The unrated version is much more explicit  than the R'),
('6065','rated version.'),
('6066',' In the first sex scene that occurs upstairs at Meghans (Nicole Eggert)  house, Rich (Corey Haim) can be seen giving Maghan oral sex and the scene  runs much longer than the R'),
('6067','rated cut.'),
('6068',' In the second sex scene between Meghan & Rich there are many more shots in  the unrated version than there are in the R'),
('6069','rated cut. One in particular  shows Rich having sex with Meghan and her arching her back.'),
('6070',' In a later sex scene between Meghan and Rich, which takes place outside, the  unrated version includes more footage and more thrusting.'),
('6071',' The US DVD claims to be the R'),
('6072','rated version of the film, but actually  contains the uncut unrated version.'),
('6073',' In addition to your normal dialogue and language cuts, the TV version also  edits the computer sequence so that the display does not cycle text on part  of the monitor, whereas in the original version, there is text in that  section, including a b'),
('6074','word used in a context that network TV likely would  not have tolerated.  Some parts of this sequence are also cropped so that  just the typing is visible.'),
('6075',' Some of the music was rescored for the Warner DVD release, namely the latter  part of the opening title music. The VHS releases music remain intact.'),
('6076',' This new version of the opening title music is played on the English language  track of the DVD. All other tracks on the DVD including the English one with  the audio commentary keep the original music.'),
('6077',' CBS edited 14 minutes from this film for its 1973 network television  premiere.'),
('6078',' 2000 video version with music improvised and performed by Neil Brand.  Issued  by the British Film Institute on "History of the Avant'),
('6079','Garde Britain in the  Twenties"'),
('6080',' When aired on Comedy Central, in addition to editing of the stand'),
('6081','up material  for time and content, Heidi Klums appearance is completely cut out.'),
('6082',' In 1997, the Library of Congress created a newly restored version using three  sources of materials each of which were incomplete and suffered from nitrate  damage.  It has an uncredited piano score and runs 58 minutes, with an  additional 3 minutes showing differences of domestic and foreign versions in  two sequences.  Funds were supplied by the Louis B. Mayer Foundation, and the  restoration was assisted by the Cinematheque Royale de Belgique, Mrs. Rusty  Casselton, Mrs. Liba Wapson and Mrs. Karen Latham Everson.  Missing  intertitles were re'),
('6083','created from the copyright script.  Several missing  scenes are explained by intertitles, and there is still sections heavily  damaged by nitrate decomposition.'),
('6084',' Originally a six hour movie. Later edited into two hour format.'),
('6085',' The Superstation virsion cuts out the shot of Paddys nude photographs, the  blood spurting onto the native after the execution, as well as all nude  scenes.'),
('6086',' The TNT version also cuts out the words "Sweet Jesus!"'),
('6087',' The UK 18R cert hardcore version has a running time of 101 minutes & 26  seconds. The UK 18 cert soft'),
('6088','core (US version) has a running time of 79  minutes & 27 seconds.'),
('6089',' For some reason, a scene with daschunds playing french horns was deleted  (probably to fit the short into a time slot).'),
('6090',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6091',' In the theatrical trailer for Blue Streak, there are several quick shots of a  scene at a bowling alley, this was probably cut for running time and  references are made to bowling when Logan notices a bowling trophy on the  captains desk.'),
('6092',' The 2002 Synapse Films DVD version of the film was restored from a fully  uncut, archival 35mm interpositive as all the original film elements had been  misplaced or destroyed. Included with the first 50,000 copies of this edition  was a CD of the original soundtrack. Both CD and DVD were produced under the  supervision of the director.'),
('6093',' When "Blue Thunder" first was released on video in Sweden, the scene where  Kate drives to the the TV'),
('6094','station with the video tape, involved a crazy stunt  when she drives in to a narrow alley and meets a police car that comes the  other way. To avoid a disaster, Kate flips her car on its side, hits its roof  on a wall and flips back again. In later video versions, the stunt is gone.  We only sees the car when it enters the alley and then we sees it driving on  the freeway with a strange damage on the roof.'),
('6095',' Above mentioned stunt is still missing on the DVD version, although the  complete version of it has been shown on TV!'),
('6096',' A voyeurism sequence has Murphy and Lymangood hovering near a window to spy  on a limber girl doing a nude workout.  The TV version has an alternate  sequence with the same girl working out in bikini underwear and doing  different moves.'),
('6097',' A German version omits the scene were Frank first rapes Dorothy'),
('6098',' Originally running at nearly four hours, Blue Velvet was cut to approximately  two hours (120 minutes) for distribution. The missing footage was put in  storage and apparently lost for good. Some of the missing scenes are: '),
('6099',' A couple of scenes at the college where Jeffrey attends which takes place   during a dance where two of his friends are on the dance floor with him   watching when another friend tells him he has a call from home and he learns   about his fathers stroke and tells his roommate he has to leave   immediately. '),
('6100',' The hospital scene is longer with more dialogue with Jeffrey trying to   communicate with his incapiated father in his hospital bed and talking to a   doctor who explains his fathers condition. '),
('6101',' A scene as Jeffreys home with the doctor giving Mrs. Beaumont an injection   to calm her down over the stress of her husbands plight. '),
('6102',' Jeffrey having coffee with Mrs. Williams as hes waiting to talk to   Detective Williams about his find of the severed human ear. Jeffrey also   meets Sandy for the first time at the house. '),
('6103',' An extended scene of Jeffrey with Dorothy in her apartment after Frank Booth   leaves and finding another severed human ear in the bathroom sink. '),
('6104',' An argument between Jeffrey and Sandy over his continued obsession in the   Dorothy Valens case. '),
('6105',' A rooftop scene during Jeffreys second visit to Dorothy where she confides   in him about her messed up life and wants to throw herself off the roof of   the building. But Jeffrey stops her and they kiss for the first time. '),
('6106',' A dinner scene where Jeffrey has dinner with Sandy and her parents where her   boyfriend Mike joins them and grows suspicious at the table of the   relationship between Sandy and Jeffrey. '),
('6107',' A very surreal scene at the seedy nightclub "This Is It" where Frank and his   three henchmen take Jeffrey and Dorothy through the dark, dimly lit place   filled with topless waitresses, one of the lights her nipples on fire. Frank   then beats up a man and throws him across a pool table for not fixing his   jacket pockets for he "lost his trophy." This explains how Jeffrey found the   missing ear in the field behind the hospital, it apparently fell through a   hole in Franks jacket pocket. '),
('6108',' A final epiloge scene at the police station where Jeffrey and Sandy give   their statements to the press of the case and of Williams explaining that   they found Dorothys young son at the nightclub, Franks henchmen are dead   after the shootout at the warehouse, and the nightclub owner Ben and a few   others have been aprehended at the club during the raid.'),
('6109',' The Collectors Edition on DVD runs 18 minutes longer than the original  release and includes the following expanded or newly added scenes: '),
('6110',' The two Joilet guards come to get Jake in his cell and have trouble waking   him up. '),
('6111',' One additional line from Frank Oz as he rattles off Jakes material   possessions. '),
('6112',' An additional line for the Penguin regarding missions: "Ill be sent to the   missions... Africa, Latin America... Korea." '),
('6113',' Jake and Elwood discuss getting the money for the mission honestly outside   of the Triple Rock Baptist Church. '),
('6114',' The "The Old Landmark" number is considerably longer, incorporating more   dance sequences and extra verses. '),
('6115',' After the demolition derby in the shopping mall Elwood parks the Bluesmobile   in a hiding place beside an electrical power box. (John Landis explains that   Aykroyd thought this would show how the car gets its incredible endurance,   but also goes on to explain that it never did make any sense, so the scene   was cut.) '),
('6116',' A few extra lines of dialog when Elwood and Jake rest in his apartment. '),
('6117',' When the cops come to arrest Jake and Elwood in the motel, they first stop   at the registration desk and intimidate the manager. They also greet Sam,   who seems to be known by everyone. '),
('6118',' An entire sequence with Elwood boosting chemicals from his day job, then   quitting the job to become a priest, is restored. '),
('6119',' After the above sequence, Jake and Elwood study a cigarette box with "the   last known address of Bones Malone and Blue Lou Marini". '),
('6120',' After getting the new address of Bones Malone, Elwoods thanks Ms Tarantino   before leaving. '),
('6121',' Jake has an extra line of dialog while pep'),
('6122','talking Murph and the Magictones   at the Holiday Inn ("Now, who here at this table can honestly say that they   played any finer or felt any better than they did when they played with the   Blues Brothers?") '),
('6123',' One line of dialog for Henry Gibson is restored for the Illinois Nazis scene   at the bridge, with regards to the swastika ("The sacred and ancient symbol   of your race since the beginning of time!") '),
('6124',' The "Boom Boom" number is much longer, with extra shots of John Lee Hooker   laughing and arguing with his band. Jake and Elwood watch for a moment then   enter the Soul Food Cafe. '),
('6125',' "Think" has extra verses and shots of dancing. '),
('6126',' When the band arrives at Bobs Country Bunker, Bob hands the request list to   Bones Malone, who looks at it blankly. '),
('6127',' The "Theme from Rawhide" and "Stand By Your Man" numbers are slightly   longer. '),
('6128',' The original Picwood preview included another musical number, "Sink the   Bismark", but that footage has been lost. '),
('6129',' More lines of dialog for Maury Sline in the steam room scene, mostly   regarding to the old gigs having been turned into (gay) discos. '),
('6130',' When Jake fills up the tank for the Bluesmobile, he overfills it and gas   spills over. When they peel out from the station, Elwood flicks a cigarette   out of the window and causes the station to explode. (Landis now says he   doesnt remember why this particular scene was cut.) '),
('6131',' Before the sound'),
('6132','check Curtis (Cab Calloway) explains to the band that they   need to do it for the kids, since the Blues Brothers will use the money   raised from that concert to pay the taxes for a church. The look on the   faces of the band after they hear it is priceless! '),
('6133',' The "Minnie the Moocher" number is considerably extended. '),
('6134',' As Jake and Elwood sneak into the show, Elwood takes the chemicals that he   stole from the show and sneaks them into the tires of the cop cars. '),
('6135',' Both the "Everybody Needs Someone to Love" and "Sweet Home Chicago" numbers   are extended. '),
('6136',' When Jake and Elwood sneak out, the gas in the cop cars tires reacts and   causes the tires to explode on some to delay the police. '),
('6137',' An alternate line of dialog for Carrie Fisher in the sewer when she   confronts Jake, about how her father "used up her last favors" with the   Mafia for her wedding. In the original release it was changed due to   complaints of the Italian'),
('6138','American community. '),
('6139',' The lengthy climactic chase to (and through) Chicago features many extra   lines and shots of racing autos. '),
('6140',' The "assault on Daley plaza" and the Assessors Office scenes also feature   extra lines and shots. '),
('6141',' The "Jailhouse Rock" number is slightly longer. '),
('6142',' As the prisoners riot at the end of the film, there is a brief shot of   riot'),
('6143','geared police guards racing into the mess hall that has been added. It   changes the end of the film subtly. '),
('6144',' The "cast of characters" and end credits are extended to accommodate the new   footage.'),
('6145',' The film was originally intended to be an old'),
('6146','fashioned roadshow attraction.  The original cut of the film had an intermission and may have run as long as  three hours. Landis was asked to cut the film after premiering a lengthy  directors cut (of an answer print) at the Picwood Theatre in West Los  Angeles. That version has been lost. Landis originally tried to restore the  original cut several years ago, but found that Universal had thrown out all  the outs, trims, negatives, and mix tracks. Landis and George Folsey Jr.  restored 18 minutes from another preview print on an AVID for the Collectors  Edition, and correctly timed the picture so that Stephen Katzs photography  looks as it was intended to look.'),
('6147',' Some network TV prints omit the Universal globe logo at the end, and replace  the Universal Studios logos with the "Ask Babs" byline at the end of the  closing credits with scenes from their "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love"  number followed by the Universal Studios Globe Logo.'),
('6148',' Also available in a 89 minute R'),
('6149','Rated version'),
('6150',' Although still rated M, the version for Playstation 2 was censored for  nudity.  Instead of completely taking out the stripper videos with nudity,  black bars were places over objectionable areas (exposed breasts).  This was  done at the request of Sony. The versions for Xbox and Gamecube were left  unedited, though.'),
('6151',' The X'),
('6152','Box and Gamecube versions are more explicit.'),
('6153',' Six minutes was cut after 1st public screening.  Version screened a few weeks  later had fewer nightclub scenes, less cross cutting to the chairmans limo  and almost all of the coffee scene was deleted.'),
('6154',' The re'),
('6155','released version shown at festivals is missing several scenes, most  notably the pie fight in the kitchen.'),
('6156',' 25 minutes of the film were cut for the network TV showings; premium movie  channels (such as Cinemax) show the complete 124 min version.'),
('6157',' The original Italian version had four segments and was 210 minutes long.  The  segment "Renzo e Luciana" directed by Mario Monicelli was removed in the US  version.'),
('6158',' The original Italian version had four segments, starting with Act 1 "Renzo e  Luciana", directed by Mario Monicelli. The total length being over 3 hours  (195 min for the four acts plus credits) the producers decided to shorten it  for commercial purposes just before the feature went to the Cannes Film  Festival in 1962 for the opening screening. Although Mario Monicelli had sued  Boccaccio 70 went to be released worldwide without "Renzo e Luciana".'),
('6159',' Raymond Rohauer, Inc. copyrighted a restored version in 1979 with a music  track and new credits. The music was composed and performed by Lee Erwin and  was recorded at Carnegie Hall Cinema, New York. Its running time is 83  minutes.'),
('6160',' The DVD version is a severely cut version of the original Pay TV release,  eliminating a lot of the more violent and gory images.'),
('6161',' One of the Uncut Versions exist in Australia, Label "The Home Cinema Group"  Rating: R 18+'),
('6162',' The UK video release has been cut to remove a reference to fist f**king, and  has a shot of blood'),
('6163','covered breasts removed. The uncut version has been seen  many times on pay TV (Sky).'),
('6164',' This film was passed uncut in 2000 in the UK when re'),
('6165','submitted to the BBFC.'),
('6166',' The 18'),
('6167','rated UK release of this film was cut by 10 minutes and 33 seconds by  the BBFC.'),
('6168',' Strange as it may seem, at least one commercial television print completely  eliminates the key sequence where Richard Crennas character is killed!'),
('6169',' Three versions of this movie have been released: an R'),
('6170','rated theatrical  version, a NC'),
('6171','17 version and an unrated video version. European release is  the NC'),
('6172','17 cut.'),
('6173',' The UK video, claimed on the box to be "the full uncut version" shows  slightly more graphic footage of the sex scenes than the version featured on  the UK region 2 DVDs, as well as American R'),
('6174','rated DVD versions and unrated  DVD versions. This is noticeable in the scene where the police  "investigators" watch the video tape playing in Andrew Marshs bedroom after  his untimely death and when Rebecca Carlson and Frank Dulaney get personal as  well professional for the first time.'),
('6175',' US version soundtrack includes Moussorgskys A Night on Bald on Mountain.'),
('6176',' Available on VHS/DVD in both R and unrated versions. (Unrated version runs 3  min. longer.)'),
('6177',' 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  version  appeared on the budget video label 4'),
('6178','Front.'),
('6179',' The 4'),
('6180','Front UK video, released in 1998, was the first time (including TV  screenings) the The Body Snatcher had ever been shown uncut in the UK.   Previous versions were missing nearly 7 minutes of footage cut by the BBFC  back in 1946.  The cuts were as follows: '),
('6181',' all references to to the names Burke & Hare were removed from dialogue   scenes. This includes the scene just before Karloff kills Lugosi in which he   explains how he "Burked them" and sings a little song and also trims to a   dialogue scene near the end in which Henry Daniels mistress explains to the   young hero Daniels sordid past. At least three other small cuts in scenes   when characters refer to the names Burke and Hare. '),
('6182',' the scene in which Karloff kills Lugosi was missing several shots of Karloff   smothering Lugosis mouth with his hand.  A later shot of Lugosi dead in a   barrel of water also cut. '),
('6183',' an entire dialogue scene was removed in which Karloff takes a body to the   doctor and demands his money.  In the cut version you only see Karloff   taking the body in.  The uncut version has a whole additional exchange   between Karloff and Daniells assistant.  The assistant accuses Karloff of   murdering the person and Karloff (being very menacing) says he is mistaken   and asks for his money which the assistant reluctantly gives him '),
('6184',' the   following scene when the assistant voices his suspicions to Daniell the next   day is in the cut print. '),
('6185',' the ending is abridged to removed various shots of Karloffs naked torso in   a death grip round Daniell. In the cut print you hardly see Karloff at all.'),
('6186',' The 18'),
('6187','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 minute and 40 seconds by  the BBFC.'),
('6188',' The BBFC insisted upon a 1 second cut to the UK version, to remove a double  earclap, which they view as being easily imitated and very damaging...'),
('6189',' Network version included a scene, not on VHS release, where Frank inspects  and opens a suspicious package to find a chattering beaver figurine with a  note "From your fans in Beaver, Pennsylvania".'),
('6190',' In the TV version, all product placement had to be removed according to Dutch  law. Because of this, a number of pop culture references, some punch lines  and even the name of Vanessa (I) (qv)s character (Mercedes) were omitted.  The film was shown unedited for the first time on Dutch Television in  December 2005, by which time all of the commercial references had become  outdated.'),
('6191',' 6'),
('6192','minute DVXfest version'),
('6193',' US version is cut by 22 minutes.'),
('6194',' The cut scenes include one with a Cameo by Stephen Chow (Xing'),
('6195','Chi Chiau) as a  cop with his police dog.'),
('6196',' The film has 2 main versions. The original Italian version, "Il Boia  Scarlatto" ran 83 minutes. The full length version was released on VHS by  Something Weird under the title "A Tale of Torture" (1993).'),
('6197',' The U.S. release titled "The Bloody Pit of Horror" (1965) ran 74 minutes.  Deletions include graphic gore as well as some (almost) nudity scenes.'),
('6198',' The DVD release from Image Entertainment and Something Weird Video is the  shortened 74'),
('6199','minute American version (in 1.85:1 widescreen), offering the 9  minutes of deleted scenes as supplements. The scenes were not restored due  the fact that the quality was not as good as the main film, which was  transfered from an original 35mm negative. This extra footage is expositive  scenes (e.g. more of the photographic crew looking around the catacombs, more  of the models posing for camera shots...) but no extra gore or nudity.'),
('6200',' DVD features deleted scenes not included in original theatrical version: '),
('6201',' After the toast at the hotel, you see the guys in the hotel room with the   prostitutes and guys outside the room cheering and hollering. '),
('6202',' When Seth, Chris, and the guys go out to celebrate Seth passing the series   7, there is several minutes worth of footage of the guys just driving around   and then going into the restaurant where Richie offends the Hostess . '),
('6203',' A scene with some of Seths customers talking in school. '),
('6204',' An alternate ending showing Seth leaving the building and passing Harry who   is carrying a gun on his way into the office.'),
('6205',' The U'),
('6206','rated UK release of this film was cut by 2 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('6207',' A 112 minute theatrical version in 35mm widescreen, blow up from 16 mm, was  authorised by the director.'),
('6208',' The local Korean version of this film is approximately 90 seconds longer than  the International release; a sequence was removed near the end of the film  (at about the 100'),
('6209','minute point). This is reflected in the DVD releases, as  the Tartan R2 (UK) release and the Columbia/Tristar R1 (USA) release use the  International cut of the film, while the Bitwin R3 (Korean) DVD uses the  original cut.'),
('6210',' SPOILER: '),
('6211',' The missing sequence is placed just before the final shot of the film. After   the shot of child monk in the rowboat, in the cut scenes the child monk is   shown putting stones into the mouths of a fish, a frog, and a snake; these   scenes emphasize the films themes of the circularity of life. The film then   continues to its final scene of the Buddha statue on the hill.'),
('6212',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6213',' An updated version was created in 2006 to include interviews with cast  members from _Casino Royale (2006)_ (qv). It is this version which was  released to DVD in 2007 as a special feature with Casino Royale.'),
('6214',' There is a varient for British audiences with Uncle Sam replaced by John Bull  and the bonds being promoted are called "War Bonds" instead of the American  "Liberty Bonds"'),
('6215',' The original UK cinema release of Bone (and its video release) lost 3  minutes, and was missing the end of the scene where Bill (Andrew Duggan)  presents a car advertisement (we dont see Bill looking into the cars and  seeing that they are filled with dead bodies) and the end section of Bills  conversation with a woman in a bar. It seems these cuts were made by the  distributor.'),
('6216',' Footage which was used in the trailer but not in the film: '),
('6217',' The Killer brings Lindsay Rubin to the place of her murder. '),
('6218',' The student tries to escape the killer. '),
('6219',' Amelia discusses with somebody that she wants the SOB so bad.'),
('6220',' An alternative ending was shot where Thelma survives and can be seen at the  Christmas party. This was not used because it was deemed too unbelievable.'),
('6221',' Due to demand, Unearthed Films has released this on DVD in an unrated form,  restoring 10 minutes of gore (as said on the commentary) as well as a few new  scenes to further enhance the story.'),
('6222',' The English version, The Tin Flute, was shot simultaneously with the French  version, as well as two five'),
('6223','hour TV series.'),
('6224',' Several scenes (most of which can be read in the films script) were shot but  removed or altered for various reasons, either for content or to keep the  running time under two hours. These scenes are, in chronological order: '),
('6225',' The earliest versions had Clyde shooting and killing the butcher during   their fight. This was toned down to Clyde just shooting the butcher, and   finally just pistol whipping him. In real life, speculation still exists as   to whether Clyde Barrow (qv) actually committed the crime this is based   on; although his photo was picked out, the method in which it was executed   doesnt fit his MO. In the final cut, there is a brief jump in the film   during the fight, where it was spliced from the original, more graphic   conclusion. '),
('6226',' After picking up C.W., Clyde and Bonnie take him to a diner where they plan   their next robbery. '),
('6227',' After Clyde kills Doyle Johnson (the man on the running board), Bonnie talks   with CW in the bathroom while Clyde cleans his guns and laments his actions.   In the bathroom CW bathes and Bonnie attempts to seduce him, but changes her   mind when CW proves to be less than romantic material. A still from this   scene'),
('6228',' Bonnie wearing a slip and Clydes hat'),
('6229',' can be seen on the DVD. '),
('6230',' A longer scene of Buck and Blanches approach to the motor lodge. Buck is   singing Bible hymns and Blanche scolds him for bringing her to see Clyde. '),
('6231',' A longer version of Bonnies visit home; she sits in the car and her sister   gives her a perm (a portion of this'),
('6232',' Bonnie on the running board getting   her hair put up'),
('6233',' exists in the final film). '),
('6234',' A very long sequence in which Bonnie and Clyde get drunk and come to terms   with their impending death. They trash their room and rip out the mattress   from their bed, turning it into a makeshift coffin. They then put on their   best clothes and put makeup on each other so they can see what they will   look like when theyre dead. The scene concludes with Bonnie and Clyde   dancing around CW by candlelight and chanting "The Hearse Song." '),
('6235',' During the Platte City raid, C.W. uses a machine gun to attack the armored   car instead of grenades. '),
('6236',' The final shootout, in its earliest form, was done entirely with still   photos shown over sounds of machine gun fire and screams, and we never   actually saw Bonnie or Clyde dead. The movie ended with the two farmers   running towards the car while "Breakdown on Foggy Mountain" Played in the   background.'),
('6237',' The shots of Bonnie (Faye Dunaway (qv)) attempting to perform oral sex on  Clyde (Warren Beatty (qv)) were removed from network television versions.'),
('6238',' Cut to 118 minutes after its initial release. Many TV prints of "Bonnie  Prince Charlie" run 100 minutes.'),
('6239',' There are two different cuts of this movie, with alternate soundtrack and  credits, and a different narrator for the voice over. One version was  released on VHS in France in 1991 and runs 102. The second version runs 100  and was released on DVD in 2003 and is narrated by Philippe Castelli, who  also plays the character named Boudu in the third sketch of the movie.'),
('6240',' Before being shown on Cartoon Network, the scenes of Yogi fighting Ranger  Smith has been shortened due to extreme violence.'),
('6241',' DVD release has additional footage and runs 3 hours.'),
('6242',' In 2003, Turner Classic Movies presented on television a 61'),
('6243','minute version  with a piano score written by Arthur Barrow.'),
('6244',' 79 minute regular version versus 83 minute directors cut.'),
('6245',' As with the original the sequel was also banned in the UK and included on the  DPP 74 list of video nasties, presumably owing to its heavy use of flashbacks  from the first film. It was never re'),
('6246','released in its original format. The  BBFC passed the expanded version (as "Bogeyman 2 '),
('6247',' Redux") uncut in 2003,  though the Hollywood DVD release credits the title (correctly) as "Boogeyman  2: The Directors Cut".'),
('6248',' The 18'),
('6249','rated UK video release in 1992 of this film was cut by 44 seconds by  the BBFC to remove shots of bloodstained breasts during the scissor murder  and some footage of Lacey being tied up and threatened with a knife. The film  was later passed fully uncut in the UK in 2000.'),
('6250',' New Line Platinum Edition, released on DVD, features 9 additional scenes not  included in the original theatrical version. The sell through widescreen VHS  tape also has the deleted scenes.'),
('6251',' Network television version cut the last scene short before Dirk pulls out his  penis.'),
('6252',' The UK R2 DVD is presented in an aspect of 1.85:1, not 2.35:1 as filmed,  which makes some scenes not fully in frame, especially at the beginning of  the film with the title sequence.'),
('6253',' Some smaller sub'),
('6254','plots, NOT included in the DVD were filmed for the movie,  but didnt make it to the final version, or DVD deleted scenes. They are: A  small sub'),
('6255','plot in which Luis Guzmans character (maurice) bugs Rollergirl  throughout the film for nude pictures of her. He sends the pictures back to  his brothers in Puerto Rico. This ties in with the deleted scene between him  and Rollergirl. A scene in which Alfred Molinas character (Rahad) runs back  to the house after chasing Dirk and Reed with the gun. Cosmo has been shot,  and is dead. Helicopters circle, and he is actually happy he gets to use his  firepower. He exchanges shots with cops, and ultimately dies in the  confrontation. Becky Barnetts husband abuses her shortly after they are  married, and she calls Dirk over to help her. He wrecks his car in the way,  which explains the damage to his car seen in the movie.'),
('6256',' The scene where Becky Barnett calls Dirk when her husband abuses her and Dirk  smashes his car in an accident has been included on the new 2'),
('6257','disc DVD set.'),
('6258',' On the 2'),
('6259','disc DVD release, there is a hidden screen test on the color bars  selection.'),
('6260',' On the version available in a certain video store chain and on cable TV,  Rollergirl is wearing underwear in the scene where she strips and has sex  with Dirk on the couch at Jacks house. In the theatrical/DVD release, full  frontal nudity is shown.'),
('6261',' The boat does not appear in the theatrical version of the scene in which the  family arrives in the promised land. It was digitally added to that scene for  the DVD version.'),
('6262',' The theatrical release was rated PG'),
('6263','13 and contained an image of Nephi with  blood splatter on his face after beheading Laman. This image was removed from  the scene, and the film received a PG rating for the DVD release.'),
('6264',' When this Looney Tunes cartoon was released to television as a Merrie  Melodies/Blue Ribbon, the title was changed to "Book Review" and all the  specific credits deleted. The original print with the correct title is  available fully restored on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol. 2.'),
('6265',' Available on DVD in USA and Canada on a four pack DVD called THE  INDEPENDENTS. The four movies on the DVD are: CANNES MAN, RAW FISH,  INTERRUPTIONS, and THE BOOK THAT WROTE ITSELF. The DVD is also known as:  Independents '),
('6266',' Four Pack.'),
('6267',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white film.  This process preserved the  quality of the animation in the original cartoon.'),
('6268',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6269',' Maninder Chana created three different versions for the FILMI festival when  it contracted him to do their opening short film that begins every screening  during the eight day event. The short version is 3 minutes, the medium 4 and  the long is 6 minutes. All played during the festival.'),
('6270',' Scene where Lady Eloise seduces Marcus after inviting him for dinner has been  cut from TV version.'),
('6271',' The so'),
('6272','called North American wide screen DVD release is cropped from a  full'),
('6273','frame version that has aired on Canadian cable television.'),
('6274',' In May 2006 a special one time showing of the uncut unrated version was show  in US theaters and later released in a 2 disc special edition box set.'),
('6275',' The Version at the German Fantasy Film Fest (1999) and the canadian  DVD'),
('6276','Release differ in 3 cuts. The DVD cuts are: '),
('6277',' the Hotel Shootout: This scene has a cut about 7 seconds, showing bloody   bullet hits, when the two brothers are hanging on the rope. '),
('6278',' Rocco shoots the Mafia'),
('6279','Guys in the bar: The headshot and the shot in the   chest are cut away on the DVD. You only see the blood coming out of the back   of the bench. '),
('6280',' Shoot out in the pool'),
('6281','room: one scene is cut which shows several bullet hits   in the body of the guy who opens the door. '),
('6282',' Poolroom shootout: The guy thats holding the phone, standing in the back   left corner gets shot twice. The second bullet hit is cut out from the US   DVD.'),
('6283',' German Rental'),
('6284','Video is uncut'),
('6285',' The Malaysian version of the film (and possibly the Hongkong/China print) is  uncut and english. That print has all the cut violence scenes missing from  the Canada and US release. On the downside its full screen and not letterbox'),
('6286',' Region 2 Japanese dvd is fully uncut, widescreen and english. It also  features commentary and behind the scenes footage, plus a few other extras.'),
('6287',' The Region 2 DVD from Spain is uncut, widescreen (non anamorphic) and english  Dolby Digital 2.0'),
('6288',' Television version shown on the USA network removes the scene where the  brothers have their vision from God.'),
('6289',' The Scandinavian DVD version is uncut as well.'),
('6290',' The current special edition DVD in the US is STILL CUT (it is the R'),
('6291','rated  print); however it does have a lengthy deleted scenes section that is not on  the region 2 Japanese DVD and a different audio commentary.'),
('6292',' Region 2 , Turkish version of the movie DVD is missing the prison scene where  Don Yakavetta speaks taking Il Duce out from prison.'),
('6293',' The 1 hour 44 minute version circulating on the Web has many shots restored,  most notably the shootout while hanging form the rope. The whole shootout is  in super slow motion including the man in the red shirt and grey suit running  up and behind the couch. The R'),
('6294','rated American version shows a different angle  and take of most of the bullet hits and the man in the grey suit runs by the  camera at normal speed.'),
('6295',' Theatrical release is 145'),
('6296','minutes long, edited down from a six'),
('6297','hour  miniseries developed for German television (available in Germany on home  video)'),
('6298',' A 210 minutes Directors Cut has been re'),
('6299','released in USA on April 4th, 1997.'),
('6300',' On the DVD release the subtitle content is significantly different from the  version shown on cable. Hitler is not disparaged the same way at the going  away bash for example.'),
('6301',' A 293'),
('6302','minute version touted as the "original uncut version" and released on  DVD in the US in 2004 is actually the original German television miniseries  version. This previously aired in the U.S. on cable televisions Encore  channel.'),
('6303',' Re'),
('6304','released in an edited 52'),
('6305','minute version. For many years this was thought  to be the only available print. However, in 2000, a nitrate version of the  original full'),
('6306','length film was found, and is in the process of being restored.'),
('6307',' The unrated version entitled Booty Call Bootiest Edition has more scenes than  the original theatrical version.'),
('6308',' In network TV versions all the girls in the bordello are shown wearing  clothes'),
('6309',' German video rental version was heavily cut to secure a "Not under 18"  rating. Every scene involving blood or gore was shortened. Recent DVD release  by Universal is uncut.'),
('6310',' A version with an organ accompaniment has been released by Rohauer Films,  Inc.  The music was composed and performed by Lee Erwin, and recorded at  Carnegie Hall Cinema, New York.  The running time is 63 minutes.'),
('6311',' The badly edited version, released by Viking Entertainment/Burbank Video is  missing the scene when the heroes discover they are both cops!'),
('6312',' Almost completely non'),
('6313','cut version was released on DVD in Finland 2006.'),
('6314',' The television broadcast version adds at least 15 to 20 minutes of footage.  In this footage, Rudy does make it across the border only to be captured by  kidnappers with his friends. He is held for ransom in the house across the  street from his home and is rescued by the border patrol. When he hears that  Dolores will have to be sent back across the border, he marries her and makes  her a citizen. Thats why the priest is behind them in the last shot of the  TV versions.'),
('6315',' European release includes rape with a broomstick scene cut from US version.'),
('6316',' The rape was done by plunger'),
('6317','handle and was indeed cut from the repeat  broadcasts by the network; however, all US video prints include the rape  scene in its entirety.'),
('6318',' Because this short was released before censors were introduced, Bosko has a  line "The dirty f**k!". This is always covered over with other dialogue when  on television.'),
('6319',' The UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 5 secs by the BBFC to edit  facial closeups and shots of a woman struggling and being tied to a bed. All  the cuts were fully waived for the 2004 wide'),
('6320','screen TCF DVD release.'),
('6321',' Several scenes appear in the trailer that did not appear in the final film:  Bob singing in the motel room, Anthony breaking into a black car to steal a  wallet, and Dignan, Anthony and Bob being chased down the street by cops.'),
('6322',' Also available in a colorized version'),
('6323',' The laserdisc (unrated) version contains a different lesbian love scene that  is a few seconds longer than the original. The unrated version runs 109 min.'),
('6324',' Although the UK Video and DVD are the full uncut version, the version  released in cinemas cut the shot of the finger being chopped off in the  bathroom scene.'),
('6325',' UK theatrical release was edited to secure a 18 rating. For the video release  further 21 sec. were removed. Directors cut runs ca. 10 min. longer.'),
('6326',' The American Directors Cut DVD contains the following scenes: '),
('6327',' There is an added scene between the one where Paco argues with his   stepfather and the one where they get hassled by the cop. In it we see the   guys driving and recalling moments in their childhood, smoking what seems to   be joint and they get Miklo to do a " baby on acid face" '),
('6328',' The scene where Cruz receives his scholarship is extended: He gives a speech   and talks about his real mom who couldnt be there to see him receive his   prize. '),
('6329',' The scene where Popeye shows Miklo around is longer and contains more   dialogue. '),
('6330',' The art show scene is extended, Cruz and his buddies return high on drugs   and his manager plays it off as part of the show. '),
('6331',' There is an added scene before the one where Popeye takes his parole   picture. In it Miklo and Popeye strike a deal: Miklo will erase Popeyes   debt to La Onda in return Popeye will cast a vote for him in the council. '),
('6332',' There is an added scene where Popeye stabs Smokey during a phony deal. It   explains why Smokey is bleeding when he calls Paco and the blood on his   shirt in the church.'),
('6333',' The VHS and Laserdisc versions of this movie have subtitles for some of the  Spanish words and phrases.  These are completely absent from the DVD.  They  arent even in the subtitles.'),
('6334',' The UK video version is missing scenes shown in the trailer. These missing  scenes are when the widow bathing the first three girls. Also part of the  scene of Jacob raping Tanya is cut. The rape scene is intact on the "Bound  Cargo" US release and in some Asian cuts.'),
('6335',' German Video'),
('6336','Release by Ascot (rated not under 18) misses much of the  violence'),
('6337',' US R'),
('6338','Rated Video misses a scene in the beginning where a guy is shoot 3 times  by one of the killers from a very close range'),
('6339',' German version misses ca. 26 minutes.'),
('6340',' The DVD contains an alternate (more Hollywood'),
('6341','like) ending: Jason looks down  on Maries scooter rental from a hill, then walks down to it. Marie comes  out, sees him and goes towards him. Then they embrace and kiss with a glowing  sun in the background...'),
('6342',' The newly released DVD of the film contains the original never before seen  opening to the film in which Bourne is seen in the same town seen at the end  of the film wandering around and finally fainting and a picture of Marie that  he was holding falling onto the ground.'),
('6343',' According to Doug Limans audio commentary on the American DVD, the European  version of the film contains an additional 1:00 scene, which was cut to make  the film shorter in the US. It is included among the bonus features on the  American DVD and involves Jason and Marie eating with Eamon and his children  at their farmhouse. In the scene, Jason makes a connection with Eamons young  son, setting up the scene a few minutes later when Marie finds Jason looking  down at the sleeping children.'),
('6344',' DVD "deleted scenes" section contains a much longer version of the "this  script, this masterpiece" scene which in a Martin monologue explains why an  accountant would write a sci'),
('6345','fi script.  His first script, about the exciting  world of accounting, was rejected in favor of something that at least has  aliens in it. The title is "Star Wars," but that will have to be changed.  Another scene features the most avant'),
('6346','garde dry'),
('6347','cleaning place youll ever  see, explaining better the "Kits dry cleaning" material later on.'),
('6348',' In the theatrical release, a caption was inserted into a 1988 Bush'),
('6349','Quayle ad,  "Revolving Doors," which read "Willie Horton released. Then kills again." In  the DVD release, the caption reads "Willie Horton released. Then rapes a  woman." Neither version makes it clear that the text was not part of the  original ad.'),
('6350',' In a cut scene right before reaching Bambis Bar, Kid tells Al that he wanted  to join the Air Force after high school because they wanted him to be a test  pilot.  Al then sees a man walking backwards across the street.  He asks Kid  what he sees, and Kid confirms it. Kid pulls alongside the man at a stop  sign, and asks why hes walking backwards.	The man replies because he feels  like it.  Kid then tells him that if he does it in front of his car, hell  run over him.  Kid screeches away from the stop sign and almost hits the man.'),
('6351',' In a cut scene after Al leaves Circle Rent A Car, he stops for lunch at a  roadside diner.  He sees a little girl squirt mustard on a hot dog, which  then flows backward into the bottle.	The mom smacks the bottle out of her  hand and yells at her for playing with it. The girl starts crying, which  makes the mom yell at her.  She then slaps the girl across the face.	Al  explains to the mom that she shouldnt do that, and she replies that shell  do whatever she wants to with her.  Enraged, Al jumps up and screams at her,  "Lady, you touch her again and Ill smash your face right through that  window!" There is stunned silence, and Al cant believe what he did.	He  casually walks away, stepping on the mustard bottle.'),
('6352',' "Boxing Helena" was originally rated "NC'),
('6353','17" by the MPAA.  The DVD contains 1  minute of sexually explicit footage that had to be cut for the "R" rating.   The cut footage in the UNRATED DVD version is as follows: '),
('6354',' When Nick fantasizes about Helena and Ray having sex we see a shot of most   of Helenas butt in her thong underwear; Helena removing Rays pants where   we see part of his bare butt; Ray kissing up Helenas body where we see one   of her breasts; and finally one last shot that shows Helenas breasts very   briefly. '),
('6355',' During Nicks sex scene with the fantasy woman while Helena watches, extra   footage includes a scene with Nick behind the woman, then a shot of him   thrusting into her, followed by several views of the womans bare breasts.'),
('6356',' A late'),
('6357','1980s re'),
('6358','release contains several minutes of additional material.'),
('6359',' A longer, four episode (52 minutes each) TV version exists.'),
('6360',' The Disney Channel version of this film that aired in the late 1980s had  been edited. Some scenes had been edited down or taken out, and the bad  language had been dubbed. Also at the end of the program the star Jay  Underwood gave a special message to young viewers telling them not to try  anything they saw him perform in the film. He explained that they had special  wires attached to him him to make it look as though he could fly.'),
('6361',' U.S. version orginally garnered an NC'),
('6362','17 from the MPAA.  Film was cut and  re'),
('6363','rated R.  European version reportedly is uncut.'),
('6364',' The double rape caused some big problems with the MPAA and had to be trimmed  to avoid an NC'),
('6365','17 rating. The European version is more explicit (especially  with the first rapist.)'),
('6366',' West German theatrical release as well as all subsequent German TV broadcasts  and video/DVD editions were cut by 20 minutes for content. Only in 2007 the  complete version was released on DVD.'),
('6367',' NBC cut 27 minutes from this film for its 1980 network television premiere.'),
('6368',' A somewhat shorter version has been (still is?) available on video in the UK,  Sweden and Denmark where all scenes related to a necklace found by Mengele in  his old South American hospital have been removed. This meant that the film  ended with Liebermann in the hospital bed burning the list of the boys  remaining to be found. Perhaps a somewhat more optimistic ending than the  original showing Bobby Wheelock in possesion of the necklace and developing  pictures of the wounded Mengele and Lieberman.'),
('6369',' TV prints are 11 minutes shorter than the theatrical release and are redubbed  and re'),
('6370','edited to remove all objectionable dialogue.'),
('6371',' In some video releases and on the DVD version the segment "Trevor" is  replaced by the episode _Dadshuttle, The (1997)_ (qv), written and  directed  by Tom Donaghy (qv), starring Matt McGrath (qv).'),
('6372',' Originally produced for television; released unrated in theaters in the US  and broadcast in a edited version on cable TV.'),
('6373',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6374',' The Criterion Collection laserdisc features two scenes deleted from the  theatrical version.  They are as follows: Tre and his mother have a telephone  conversation about his future with Brandi and college. Doughboy has a  confrontation with Furious after Ricky gets shot.'),
('6375',' UK DVD version features extra title Loving Neighbours'),
('6376',' German Video'),
('6377','Release (rated 16) was cut in many places to reduce violence  (bullets impacting, the torture, wifes headshot front view, neck'),
('6378','breaks and  more). Uncut Version was never released on Video but was to be seen one time  on Free'),
('6379','Tv in 1996'),
('6380',' Finnish Video'),
('6381','Release was heavily cut (approx 12.00 min), mainly because of  the new censorship'),
('6382','law which didnt allowed any movies above rating K'),
('6383','16 go  on to video without cuts. DVD'),
('6384','version is uncut.'),
('6385',' U.S. television prints of this film feature several scenes that were not  released theatrically or on video, all of which revolve around the Brady  neighbors, the Dittmeyers.  These scenes include a garage band scene, a scene  with termites in the bathroom, and another scene with Mrs. Dittmeyer trying  to seduce Peter.'),
('6386',' Paramount video release deletes the gory nightclub fellatio and ear'),
('6387','pulling  scenes to avoid an X rating.'),
('6388',' The unrated directors cut has been released on DVD.'),
('6389',' The movie was clearly inspired by Robert A. Heinleins book The Puppet  Masters, though this source was not credited in the film. Heinlein sued the  filmmakers and obtained an out'),
('6390','of'),
('6391','court settlement.'),
('6392',' Also released in shorter version that removes most of the violent footage.'),
('6393',' Originally released in unrated 97'),
('6394','minutes long version, later cut down to  85'),
('6395','minutes to ensure a R'),
('6396','rating. Both versions are available on video.'),
('6397',' The Japanese laserdisc version is 104 min. long. Additional footage contains  significant character development and gore.'),
('6398',' Hong Kong release is 103 minutes long.'),
('6399',' UK version is the complete original version which left British film critics  stunned as the censors let it through uncut. Differences between British  Braindead (uncut) and the unrated American Dead Alive include:'),
('6400',' Braindead opens with a closeup of the New Zealand flag, which then changes to  the Queen riding accross a courtyard, finishing with a close up her on  horseback. God Save The Queen is playing in the background. The opening  sequence in Sumatra that begins Dead Alive follows.'),
('6401',' After Lionel agrees to let Les have the money and the house, we see the music  for the party get turned on and Void breaking free from his bonds. In  Braindead a party guest lets Void out of the basement, and for his trouble  gets headbutted.'),
('6402',' During the party Void enters the living room and attacks a guest. Lionel  intervenes by hitting Void around the head with a Jack Daniels bottle and  then pours the contents down Voids throat.'),
('6403',' After the Zombies have been let out of the basement, there is a short  sequence where a guest with glasses is chased around a room by 2 zombies  before he is finally caught and bitten. (In Dead Alive you can see the very  end of this sequence just before the camera switches to Paquita stabbing a  bag of tomatoes in the airing cupboard.)'),
('6404',' After Lionel has bitten through the intestine and falls onto a zomies head,  in Dead Alive we move onto Les killing zombie by "rolling" it to death in a  clothes press. In Braindead Lionel is confronted by the vicar & nurse zombies  who impail each other on a pitch fork and continue to have sex.'),
('6405',' In Braindead there is approximately 16 seconds of extra gore in the lawnmower  sequence where we see Lionel hack up numerous zombies, see the demise of the  vicar and the nurse (whilst still in the middle of making love) and see  Lional kicking body parts towards Paquita to be put into the food mixer.'),
('6406',' Braindead also contains the following scene missing from both versions of  Dead Alive: '),
('6407',' Just before Lionel makes his entrance with the lawnmower, Paquita and friend   (the one with glasses) are attacked by Voids legs (cut off in the bathroom   scene) and a horde of zombies.  Paquita and the girl grab a leg each and rip   them apart.  They then use these limbs to attack any zombie that comes near   them.'),
('6408',' In the original New Zealand release when the zombie baby first apears it  attacks Lionel but is unsuccesful as its umbilical cord gets caught up on a  nail. This scene is not present in the unrated american version.'),
('6409',' The Australian version is also titled Braindead, and like the British  version, is complete and uncut. The shorter running time for the Australian  version, as listed in the IMDB, is due to technical factors based on the  transference of film to video. The time of 100 minutes refers to the video  version. The Australian cinema version ran for 104 minutes.'),
('6410',' There are a lot of different DVD versions of Braindead on the German  market. On all of them, a different running time is printed on the box (99 to  107 mins), but all run 100 mins and are uncut. One version released as Dead  Alive features both the German and the English audio track'),
('6411',' The old German Video from IMV was cut by a few minutes (violence/gore) to get  a "Not under 18" rating. Although the tape was over 10 years available and  heavily cut, it has been banned now.'),
('6412',' At the mothers funeral, uncle Les is seen walking down the church isle and  sits down behind Paquita. A conversation in which Les tries to hit on Paquita  follows, which is unsuccessful. Paquita then stands up and sits away from  Les.'),
('6413',' In some Australian cinema prints the "God Save The Queen" opening is missing.'),
('6414',' When the film was picked up for U.S. distribution, there was a delay when  another company asked the distributor to change the films title so as to  avoid confusion with another film of the same name (hence the "Dead Alive"  title for the U.S. release). Director Peter Jackson (I) (qv) decided to use  the extra time to apply some additional spit and polish to the film,  resulting in a new cut approximately seven minutes shorter than the original  (97 minutes vs. 104 minutes). This cut premiered at the Toronto Film Festival  and was eventually released in the U.S. (along with an emasculated, 85'),
('6415','minute  R'),
('6416','rated version). Although the 104'),
('6417','minute version remains the most commonly  seen (at least outside the U.S.), Jackson has gone on record as saying the  97'),
('6418','minute cut is his preferred version.'),
('6419',' Before the Revolution of April 24, 1974, an 8mm copy was made and shown in a  few opposition circles. The Directors cut was enlarged after the abolition  of cinema censorship, and free access to the Portuguese film archives.'),
('6420',' The British release does not have the dictionary definitions at the start or  end of the film.  These were added to the American release to introduce the  US audience to British slang.  The end of the film has the same information,  but just as normal text.'),
('6421',' The American release removes the scene where Phil explains that he was a scab  (voted for pit closure).'),
('6422',' When released in a computer colorized version, the following scene was  deleted: after Ollie had fallen down the stairs after tripping on the roller  skate, Stan helps him up then trips on the same roller skate, which rolls  across the room and crashes into the cat.'),
('6423',' Widely released in the US at 108 minutes. Some newer prints run 114 minutes  and restore bullfighting sequences originally removed because they were  deemed too violent.'),
('6424',' The original version features the TV announcer pulling photos out of a file  cabinet; one brief glimpse is seen of a woman from the waist up, wearing only  large stars on her breasts. This has been edited so she is wearing a bikini  top (the inside corners of which actually match the stars in shape). This  affects at least the US 2003 DVD and c.1998 VHS releases.'),
('6425',' When the film was originally released, the final voice over tells us that the  Scots "won their freedom... forever." The "forever" was deleted for the  re'),
('6426','release and other future editions. It can still be found, however, in the  liner notes of the soundtrack album.'),
('6427',' The UK version was cut by 2 secs at the behest of the BBFC to obtain a 15  certificate. The front view of Wallaces revenge cutting of the magistrates  throat cuts away to a side shot and then back again. This BBFC'),
('6428','cut DVD has  been released into other markets such as Australia and Scandinavia which  previously enjoyed the uncensored copy of the film theatrically and on VHS.'),
('6429',' When Braveheart was first shown on US Broadcast television, over two nights,  a longer cut was shown '),
('6430',' with additional footage not seen theatrically: '),
('6431',' In the scene where King Longshanks reads the note "Wallace has sacked York"   and lifts the dismembered head out of the bucket, the American network TV   version superimposes an unbroken shot of the back of the head, instead of   the front as in the theatrical version. '),
('6432',' When Cheltam gets ready to lead the English charge at the Battle of   Stirling, Lord Talmidge yells to Cheltem, "What are you waiting for? Lead   them!" '),
('6433',' Before the Battle of York, Wallace tells his men that they will be more   merciful than the English.  They will spare the Women and the Children.  To   all else....No Mercy! '),
('6434',' Wallace talks at the campfire about how the graves of his father and brother   were desecrated by the English. '),
('6435',' After the scene of Wallace in the Grove, Murron is captured and is sitting   inside the Lords keep and he is talking with her. He says to her, "Whats   your name girl? Dont you want to tell me your name? (He sits in front of   her) Youre married, you wanted to keep it a secret eh? I dont blame him,   Id want to keep you for myself as well."'),
('6436',' There are at least three different versions of Brazil. The original 142  minutes European release, a shorter 132'),
('6437','minutes prepared by Gilliam for the  American release and another different version, nicknamed the Sheinberg Edit,  from Universals then boss Sid Sheinberg, against whom Terry Gilliam had to  fight to have his version released, A.K.A. the Love Conquers All version.'),
('6438',' The European version contains a few scenes cut from the American release: '),
('6439',' Shortly before the troops storm Mrs. Buttles home, her daughter says to her   "Father Christmas cant come if you havent got a chimney." Mrs. Buttle   replies with "Youll see." '),
('6440',' A brief scene involving Sam and his mother Ida entering the restaurant where   they meet Mrs. Terrain and Shirley. They have to pass through a metal   detector in order to gain entrance, and Idas present to Sam (one of the   "Executive Decision Makers", seen later in the movie) sets off the alarm. '),
('6441',' Part of the beginning of the first "Samurai" dream sequence, where Sam   explores through the concrete labyrinth he finds himself in. In the European   release, the Samurai sequence is one long sequence, whereas in the American   version is is divided into three separate sequences. '),
('6442',' A scene where Sam and Jill lie in bed after the implied consummation of   their relationship. Jill has taken off the wig she was wearing in the scene   before, and has a pink bow tied around her naked body. She says to Sam:   "Something for an executive?" and he unties her. '),
('6443',' The "Interrogation" scene, where Sam is charged with all of the violations   of the law he committed throughout the film, including "wasting Ministry   time and paper." '),
('6444',' The "Father Christmas" scene where Helpmann visits Sam after his booking,   Helpmann is dressed as Santa Claus. Among other things, Helpmann informs Sam   that Jill Layton has been killed... twice. '),
('6445',' The European release begins abruptly with the Central Services advert   about ducts, and ends with a held shot of Lowry in the cooling tower. No   clouds.'),
('6446',' The Criterion LaserDisc and DVD version contains both the Sheinberg/TV/"love  conquers all" version and what Terry Gilliam believes to be the "final  directors cut" (142 minutes). The Universal "bare'),
('6447','bones" DVD contains only  the longer version (though it is misidentified on the DVD cover as the  American cut)."'),
('6448',' The American release has a few scenes that are not present in the European  one. '),
('6449',' There are clouds that open and close the film in the American Release. Some   of the footage of these clouds was extraneous footage from "The Never Ending   Story". '),
('6450',' After watching Mrs. Lowrys first plastic surgery treatment, Sam exclaims   "My god, it works!" '),
('6451',' Jack says "You look like youve seen a ghost, Sam..." to Sam at the entrance   of the Ministry of Records when Sam sees Jill Layton.'),
('6452',' The Sheinberg Edit makes the following changes (it is likely a number of  versions of the Sheinberg Edit have been shown on television, as the stations  themselves may have done their own editing for time.) '),
('6453',' When the ministry building is blown up the piece of paper that is shown is a   deleted form for Harry Tuttle. '),
('6454',' There is lots of added dialogue (sometimes with peoples backs to camera,   others more obvious) making it more clear about the existence of terrorists,   and Tuttles involvement. '),
('6455',' The explosion at the restaurant opens the film and has none of the dialogue   leading up to it, beginning only with Shirley offering Sam the salt. '),
('6456',' Extended, more romantic dialogue between Sam and Jill after Tuttle switches   the sewage and air pipes at Sams flat. '),
('6457',' You dont see the guard on fire when the Police vehicle crashes during the   chase. '),
('6458',' It is never stated that Buttle is dead, only asked by his wife. '),
('6459',' Lots of the swearing was replaced with tamer dialogue, often very badly. '),
('6460',' The scene between Jill and Sam described above is included. Afterwards, only   Sam is captured. Jill is not killed. '),
('6461',' The film ends with a brief sequence where Jill wakes Sam in their country   hideaway. Sam says "I dont dream anymore," looks '),
('6462',' at a picture on the wall of himself wearing the dream'),
('6463','sequence wings, and   thefilm ends with them flying up into the heavens. '),
('6464',' Many of the fantasy sequences are missing, or slightly different. '),
('6465',' After Sam blows up the Ministry of Information, a piece of paper flutters   down. Its got a wanted message for Sam on it. '),
('6466',' Extended dialogue between Jill and Sam outside his apartment, and while in   the truck. '),
('6467',' Extended dialogue in the scene where Sam meets Jack at Information   Retrieval, and Jack has his daughter in his office. '),
('6468',' A cut of Casablanca featuring the line "Heres lookin at you, kid." Right   after Sam leaves Kurtzmanns office. '),
('6469',' Jack says "You look like youve seen a ghost, Sam..." to Sam at the entrance   of the Ministry of Records when Sam sees Jill Layton.'),
('6470',' German version was edited to remove sight of Kathleen Quinlan moving the  gearshift of the pickup'),
('6471','truck (so it looks like Red Barrs truck falls down  by itself).'),
('6472',' The version with title Mels and Vanessas Diner is edited to 1 hour and  leaves out a lesbian scene and all footage of Vanessa Del Rio'),
('6473',' The 45th Anniversary DVD release of the film includes revealing footage of  the nightclub stripper that was previously left out of the earlier DVD and  video releases.'),
('6474',' When Judd Nelson says, "You wont accept a guys tongue in your mouth..." the  television version found it necessary to edit such "vulgar" language and  replace it with, "You wont accept a guys lips on your mouth..."'),
('6475',' The entire sequence with everyone falling asleep at the end is deleted  completely in the syndicated TV print. This is done mostly for time.'),
('6476',' When they sneak out of the library, there is a scene where Dick is at the  vending machine getting some candy. He loses his money and starts kicking the  machine. Every one has to run by this door one at a time to get where they  are going. They all run by just missing being noticed. Ally Sheedy however  slowly walks by stops and stares at Dick kicking the machine then slowly  walks past unnoticed. Molly Ringwald then says "Shes nuts but shes cool"'),
('6477',' TV version features additional scenes:'),
('6478',' When Emilio and Alley are asked to get sodas they collect money from  everyone. They stick there hands out and and collect it. When they get to  Anthony M Hall he gives money and then Judd Nelson sticks his hand out for  money from Brian. Brian laughs, but Judd gives him a stone face, so Anthony  gives him some money for a pop.'),
('6479',' Television version features many scenes heavily edited for content.  This is  especially noticable when Bender is discussing his family and when the kids  are smoking marijuana. Many, many expletives are also bleeped.'),
('6480',' The scene where the kids smoke pot is heavily toned down in syndicated TV  prints and Network prints. First off, all but one shots of the kids actually  inhaling the joints are deleted. Also, the theatrical version shows Andrew  coming out of a completly smoked filled room, and then a smile comes on his  face after he takes in inhale after he leaves the room. Then he throws the  joint on the floor and takes off his jacket. The TV versions are much  shorter, and they begin the scene with him taking off his jacket.'),
('6481',' The network version replaces part of the shot of Benders locker (the part  saying "fag") with an outside shot of the school.'),
('6482',' In the TV version, when Bender says his "Can you hear this? Want me to turn  it up?" line, instead of showing him put his middle finger up is shows  Allison blowing her hair out of her face again.'),
('6483',' Syndicated TV prints cut up to 20 minutes out of the movie, bringing the  running time to 72 minutes without commercials.'),
('6484',' Oddly enough, despite the fact that Benders "Eat My Shorts" argument with  the principal contains no profanity (and this later became Bart Simpsons  trademark line in "Simpsons, The" (1989), television broadcasts re'),
('6485','dub the  line as "Eat my socks".'),
('6486',' There is at least one network version of this film that dubs out the  profanity, but includes it on the closed captioning.'),
('6487',' Australian and UK television versions are completely intact, with no scenes  edited or deleted: older UK versions dub or omit the f word, but more  recent prints remain intact; the Australian version made no such changes,  retaining an unaltered and unedited soundtrack (but is usually shown a little  later in the evenings because of this).'),
('6488',' US version lacks the ending with Kate in an asylum.'),
('6489',' The directors cut of the film, featuring explicit shots removed from the  U.S. version for ratings purposes, is available on Criterion laserdisc.'),
('6490',' In the home video release of the film, the 8th chapter card is accompanied by  Elton Johns "Your Song", but in the theatrical release, that chapter card  was accompanied by David Bowies "Life On Mars". Most recent video releases  (such as the Fox UK Region 2 DVD) use "Life On Mars."'),
('6491',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut, the 1986 video release suffered 24  seconds of detailed edits to the scenes where Richard Gere breaks into and  hot'),
('6492','wires a car, plus his breaking into Valerie Kapriskys flat using the  lock pick. The cuts were fully restored in 2001 and the certificate  downgraded to a 15.'),
('6493',' The original version screened on December 2nd, was 130 long. The director  cut many scenes after the first screening.'),
('6494',' When aired on TV, these scenes were included, though not included in the  theatrical release: Officer Bailey coaxes a security guard out of the  evidence depository before going to get the bag containing Chucky; When  David, Jade and Jesse leave Warrens, theres additional dialogue between  them, including a scene where Jesse gives Jade a metal bracelet thats been  in his family for years.'),
('6495',' This scene was altered: When Officer Norton pulls over Jesse and Jade, when  he finds the drugs in Jesses van, he slams Jesse against the van and says  "Youre in alot of trouble, kid, now dont you fucking move!" was changed to  Norton just walking to his car, grabbing the drug bag and telling Jesse not  to move, leaving out the word fucking.'),
('6496',' The Directors cut was 87 minutes long, but Producer Carl Laemmle Jr. (qv)  imposed a number of cuts, to tame down the Directors "excesses". The  Prologue was cut (making difficult to understand the present dialogue), the  body count was reduced from 21 to 10, two love scenes between the couple and  a toy representing the Monster with a child have been deleted. This ammount  of 12'),
('6497','minute footage has subsequently been lost, making it impossible to  reconstruct the initial idea by James Whale (qv).'),
('6498',' Also available in a colorized version'),
('6499',' DVD version includes both the R'),
('6500','Rated theatrical release and a slightly  longer and more explicit Unrated version. Both versions are included in  full'),
('6501','frame (open matte) and widescreen (matted) format on the disc.'),
('6502',' DVD also includes a scene on which we see Bruce Abbotts character revive his  dead girlfriend from the original from where it left off.'),
('6503',' Also available in computer colorized version.'),
('6504',' In 2004 Universal made new prints and restored a brief shot of gore from  Baroness Meinsters staking never seen in previous releases.'),
('6505',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6506',' Various versions have different main credits. There is the original that  gives screenplay credit to Pierre Boulle, there is the restored version in  which previously blacklisted Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson are credited and  there is the original version that was distributed to cinemas at the time  still lacking in CinemaScope equipment in which the Cinema Scope credit is  omitted and the credits formatted to fit the smaller frame.'),
('6507',' An older video release of the film (early 1980s) from The Magnetic Video  Corporation differs vastly from the 1996 VHS and 1998 DVD releases. Most  notable are the differences in translations shown in the German'),
('6508','to'),
('6509','English  subtitles.'),
('6510',' The UK cinema release was cut by the BBFC in order to get an "A" rating by  editing out the word "fuck" in the scenes where James Caan holds the doctor  at gunpoint and Elliott Goulds yell of "Roll the fuckers" during the bridge  repair scene. The cuts were restored in the 15'),
('6511','rated video versions.'),
('6512',' German version was edited (violence and dialogue) by ca. 12,5 minutes to  secure a "Not under 12" rating. For the TV version an additional scene was  removed. For the Special Edition DVD release MGM put back all the scenes cut  for violence but not the dialogue scenes, which were not dubbed in 1977  (resulting in many upset fans, as MGM normally subtitles scenes which have no  dubbing).'),
('6513',' Two versions of the film, often shown back'),
('6514','to'),
('6515','back, differ only in the  soundtrack, one a jazz score by Teo Macero, the other an electronic  soundtrack by Louis and Bebe Barron.'),
('6516',' Scenes in the trailer but not in the film: '),
('6517',' Bridget in a blue ruffled shirt kissing Daniel in a black shirt while she   holds a letter. '),
('6518',' A shot showing her three friends disco dancing in feather boas in the   street. '),
('6519',' A conversation between Bridget and Sharon at the gym in which Bridget asks   if all her problems are because she is overweight is completely cut '),
('6520','   leaving the only scene of Bridget in the gym (over'),
('6521','exercising on a   stationary bike and falling off) seem out of place. '),
('6522',' The line "I havent had a sniff of a date in over 18 months" has been   completely excised from the film.  The conversation in which it "appears" in   the trailer changes the line to a false'),
('6523','sounding "Super!" '),
('6524',' A shot showing Bridget and her two girlfriends gasping in reaction to Daniel   and Marks fight appears differently in the movie '),
('6525',' they show them gasping,   but in a different position with different background scenery. '),
('6526',' When Bridget answers the phone "Bridget Jones, wanton sex goddess," it is   her mother on the line in the movie and she accordingly replies "Mum, hi!"    In the trailer, she replies, "Dad!"'),
('6527',' UK home video versions had have some dialogue revoiced to remove one instance  of the word c*nt and substitute it with the word cow, to avoid an 18  rating.'),
('6528',' The way Daniel asks out Bridget is completely different in the trailer.  In  the trailer, he asks her out while sitting on her desk in the office, and she  is wearing a red shirt.  In the movie, he takes the elevator down with her,  and (after some subtle groping) he asks her out in the lobby of their office  building as she is leaving, and she is wearing a black tie'),
('6529','front cardigan and  her coat.'),
('6530',' There are subtle differences between the same scenes in the USA and UK  versions of the movie.  This includes not only different takes of the scene,  but sometimes different dialogue.  For example, one  version of the first job  interview has a question about "the El Niño phenomenon", others have a  question about Microsoft.  In addition, during the credits, the USA version  has a home movie of Mark Darcys 8th birthday party with the young Bridget.   The UK version has interviews with the various characters about the new  relationship between Bridget and Mark.'),
('6531',' The scene when Bridget attends the Alconburys Tarts & Vicars party in the  bunny suit is slightly differet.  In the trailer, Natasha comments, "Strange  what some men find attractive," in a close up of her and Mark Darcy, and  Darcy replies, "Yes." In the film, the comment is made during a long shot of  Natasha, Darcy and two other partygoers, and Darcy does not reply to her  comment.'),
('6532',' When Bridget is having dinner with Shazza, Jude and Tom and asks what they  would do if their employee did a "harmless little mistake like that" we are  led to believe that shes referring to the F.R. Leavis incident. But in one  of the scenes that were cut it shows Bridget (on the same day) pitching a  marketing idea to one of their writers, the only problem is that she mistakes  Michael Naughton the author of "Teddy knows best" for Michael Harper the  author of "The red door". This is more likely to be what shes referring to.'),
('6533',' A 1.75:1 wide screen version was filmed simultaneously with the 2.55:1  CinemaScope version. It is comprised of alternate takes.'),
('6534',' In 2005 a second colorized version was prepared by Legend Films, replacing  the old version previously syndicated to television and released on VHS.'),
('6535',' The DVD contains 2 alternate endings: '),
('6536',' Torrance talks to the audience while in cheerleading uniform. '),
('6537',' Torrance and Isis attend the same college and compete for captain of their   college cheerleading squad.'),
('6538',' In the scene where Whitney says "Shell be easy to toss, and she doesnt give  lip" to which Jan replies "just tongue" was an MPAA'),
('6539','induced edit. He  originally said "just head" but it was changed to "just tongue" to keep a  PG'),
('6540','13 rating.'),
('6541',' Deleted Scenes include: '),
('6542',' Torrance calls Carver in the hospital after she breaks her leg. '),
('6543',' Darcy uses cheers to remember SAT words for a test. '),
('6544',' A perverted Earth Science Teacher spies on the girls trying out for   cheerleading. '),
('6545',' Jan defends male cheerleaders during tryouts after Missy makes a crack about   the guys. '),
('6546',' Torrance flirts with Cliff in his kitchen after he catches her drinking out   of his orange juice carton. '),
('6547',' Torrances parents pressure her about her college plans. '),
('6548',' Torrance says bye to her family as she leaves for Florida. '),
('6549',' New Pope Cheerleaders, a fundamentalist squad, stick the words "U SUCK!"   using marshmellows on the Toros bus windows. '),
('6550',' An extended version of the locker room scene. '),
('6551',' An extended version of the scene where the stripper tries out for   cheerleading. '),
('6552',' An extended version of the scene where Big Red dares Torrance to drop the   spirit stick in front of the whole cheerleading camp.'),
('6553',' Many of the trailers and previews feature clips that are not in the film,  many of the scenes feature the Clovers (played by Gabrielle Union and the  girls of the pop group Blaque). The missing scenes include: '),
('6554',' LaFred, one of the Clover girls, kissing her boyfriend. '),
('6555',' The Clover girls practicing their routines in their school gym. '),
('6556',' The Clovers in their own school hallway walking away from their lockers. '),
('6557',' Lava saying "Do you think a white girl came up with those moves" (in the   film it is actually Isis who says "I know you didnt think a white girl came   up with that s**t") '),
('6558',' Isis tells her team "Weve been saying were the best, now its time to put   up or shut up!" '),
('6559',' During the Toros football game, Courtney bends over in front of Jan and   slaps her rear end. (In the film she just merely bends over but doesnt slap   herself). '),
('6560',' One of the Clover girls says "Bring it on, Baby!" (a scene which was filmed   after the films title was changed from "Cheer Fever" to "Bring it On")'),
('6561',' There originally was a longer version of the stripper scene, but a majority  of it was cut because of the high cost to use a clip of the song "Sweet  Cherry Pie". Because of this, her clothes begin to instantly come off between  shots (see Goofs).'),
('6562',' Most existing prints '),
('6563',' including the version shown on the satellite and cable  movie networks '),
('6564',' are missing 40 seconds of the Spike Jones production number,  "Chloe". The telephone joke following Red Ingle getting a mouthful of snow  involved Eleanor Roosevelt, and would have been considered outdated after the  death of FDR. Sacrificed along with the joke was a sequence with Spike Jones  playing the pinball machine.'),
('6565',' Finnish video release was cut to 3037" (PAL), when original version is  nearly 73 min. (NTSC).'),
('6566',' Some scenes were cut for the German theatrical release. In 1992 the German  ZDF TV reconstructed the missing scenes but the German voice actors/actress  who dubbed the movie were no longer available. Thus the reconstructed version  changes between the existing dubbed scenes and English'),
('6567','speaking scenes with  German subtitles. However, the additional scenes are also from a different  print, resulting in a much lesser contrast.'),
('6568',' Also available in a colorized version for television airings.'),
('6569',' There are different prints used for videotapes, some better than others with  less splices and less deletion of small scenes due to shrinkage.'),
('6570',' This movie was also issued as a silent, with a film length of 2039.11 m.'),
('6571',' A 14,000 feet long print was shown as preview in early August 1935 in several  Californian cinemas. It included, at least three additional songs.'),
('6572',' A silent version was also produced. However, Max Glücksmann in Argentina  exhibited the sound version with Spanish language subtitles. It is unclear  whether the subtitles were added by MGM itself or by the Federico Valle  company in Argentina.'),
('6573',' Most bootleg versions (the only way to get the video) leave out "Help Me I Am  In Hell", as this was only a black screen with the track as background music  in the original. A recent fan'),
('6574','made remaster corrects this and includes the  sequence like the filmmakers intended it. An alternate video for the track is  included on the Closure'),
('6575','videotape (see trivia).'),
('6576',' An alternate version that is in letterbox'),
('6577','format and includes a video for  "Last" (the only track on the EP that isnt featured in the movie), has been  rumored to exist, though this claim has never been verified.'),
('6578',' A graphic sex scene was cut to be re'),
('6579','rated R.  Complete NC'),
('6580','17 edition is  available on video.'),
('6581',' There are three version of Broken Saints: The first is the online'),
('6582','only Flash  animation started in 2001, the second the independent DVD release available  in Canada and online up until spring 2006, and the third is a souped up DVD  re'),
('6583','release distributed by FOX Home Video starting August 2006.'),
('6584',' When shown on the Disney Channel, all scenes of black and Chinese dolls have  been removed.'),
('6585',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6586',' Eisensteins original cut opened with an unattributed quote from  Leon Trotsky (qv)s "1905" (The spirit of mutiny swept the land. A  tremendous, mysterious process was taking place in countless hearts: the  individual personality became dissolved in the mass, and the mass itself  became dissolved in the revolutionary élan"). This was removed by Soviet  censors in 1934 and replaced by the now'),
('6587','familiar quotation from  V.I. Lenin (qv)s "Revolutionary Days" ("Revolution is war. Of all the wars  known in history, it is the only lawful, rightful, just and truly great  war...In Russia this war has been declared and won"). The original text was  restored in 2004.'),
('6588',' Version released on video by "Republic Pictures" has the edited version of  the Odessa Steps sequence. The version released on DVD by Image Entertainment  features the unedited (and more dramatic) version of the sequence. Scenes cut  included shots of the shot boy being trampled on by the other citizens as  well as a shot of the old lady, who suggests to talk to the soldiers, with  her eye shot out.'),
('6589',' The 2005 R2 UK DVD by Anchor Bay, features the 92min Unrated Cut (in addition  to the 88min UK edited cut). This is the first time the Unrated Cut has been  released in the UK on a home entertainment format, and includes an additional  13 seconds of footage from the ripping of the birth sack and a longer shot of  the dead teacher.'),
('6590',' An uncut copy, restoring the "cub licking" shot, was transferred by Film Four  and premiered on UK television on 16/12/2001.'),
('6591',' The U.S. version was trimmed of violence to earn an "R" rating.'),
('6592',' The U.S. DVD released by MGM is the full uncut version despite carrying an R  rating. The English, French, Dutch and Japanese DVDs are all the cut R rated  version although the French and Dutch discs are excellent quality.'),
('6593',' Almost all graphic violence was removed by the Ontario Censor Board when the  film was first released in Canada. This version was later released on the  Astral Video label.'),
('6594',' The 2003 R1 DVD release by MGM/UA is complete and uncut, including material  that was cut to secure an "R" rating in the US. This version runs 92 minutes.'),
('6595',' US version was heavily cut for violence to be in accordance with MPAA demands  for a "R" rating.'),
('6596',' Region 1 DVD is the U.S Cut version. Not the uncut international version.'),
('6597',' The UK Region 2 DVD from Film Four is the full cut of the film. It includes  the extra POV chopstick death scene, a full pan across on the severed head in  the stairwell, as well as many other small cuts made in the U.S. to attain an  "R" rating.'),
('6598',' The movie changes aspect ratio about a quarter of the way into the film from  1.75:1 to 2.35:1, after Kenai is transformed into a bear. The DVD release in  March 2004 features the original widescreen version of the film (which  retains the aspect ratio change) and a so'),
('6599','called "family'),
('6600','friendly" version  which keeps an 1.66:1 aspect ratio for the entire film.'),
('6601',' Baby Butches impersonation of Winston Churchill (I) (qv) is absent on the  Cartoon Network version.'),
('6602',' Since its world premiere at Cannes the movie has been re'),
('6603','edited although the  sex scenes remain intact. The version that premiered theatrically in the US  is 26 minutes shorter than the Cannes cut.'),
('6604',' For the video/DVD release, Gods phone number (which was a real one) has been  altered to 555'),
('6605','0123.'),
('6606',' The version shown on TV in Sweden and Finland is significantly shorter, with  being edited down from 105 minutes to only 58 minutes.'),
('6607',' Synapses upcoming, re'),
('6608','mastered DVD release contains almost 15 minutes of  additional footage not shown in theaters or in previous home video versions.'),
('6609',' Originally broadcast live in 2 parts on May 11, 2004 by TV 2/Danmark. Running  time approx. 165 minutes. A shorter 75 minutes version was broadcast on May  15, 2004 by TV 2 Danmark under the title "Bryllup i Danmark '),
('6610',' Højdepunkter  fra Christiansborg".'),
('6611',' An English dubbed version was released in the USA in 1963.'),
('6612',' British version is 11 minutes longer with extended fights.'),
('6613',' Playhouse [NL] released a DVD box set called Young And Wet Collection which  included Bubblegum Babes 2 (1998) (V) (qv) &  Bubblegum Babes 3 (2000) (V) (qv)'),
('6614',' When the movie was broadcast on network TV in 1979 as the first episode of  the spin'),
('6615','off TV series, a few changes were made. The original, sensual  opening credits sequence was replaced with a simple starfield, some of Bucks  more suggestive comments to Wilma were cut and Tigermans death was removed  (allowing the character to return in later episodes). Most notably, a newly  filmed epilogue was added, introducing viewers to Bucks apartment, the  notion of Buck working for Dr. Huer and New Chicago and, most memorably for  fans of actress Erin Gray, it marked the first appearance of Wilmas  trademark catsuit.'),
('6616',' The TV version of the film (called "Awakening") features scenes in Bucks  25th century apartment that was not seen in the theatrical version. The  epilogue dialogue / setup for the TV series also takes place here.'),
('6617',' Twikis line "Oh, Im freezing my ball'),
('6618','bearins off!" in the theatrical  version is replaced with "Oh, my memory tapes are turning blue!" in the tv  version. In the theatrical version "Weatherly" a pilot killed in the pirate  raid is female. In the tv version, footage of a male pilot is substituted.'),
('6619',' The TV'),
('6620','episode version of this film substitutes the voice of  Vic Perrin (qv) for William Conrad (I) (qv) during scenes involving the  Draconia.'),
('6621',' A version of the movie exists which is divided into three 12'),
('6622','minute episodes.'),
('6623',' ABC edited 5 minutes from this film for its 1985 network television premiere.'),
('6624',' The German TV'),
('6625','version has got a few cuts to get a not under 12 rating.'),
('6626',' The original theatrical release received a "12" rating in the UK without any  cuts however, the video release was rated "15" with 11 seconds cut. The scene  in which Lothos ignites Buffys cross was removed and instead of immolating  his head, she merely flees. At the time, the "12" rating did not cover video  releases, only theatrical so it was rated "15" and the scenes in question may  be imitated by younger viewers. In 2002, all previous cuts were waived and  the video release was rated "15".'),
('6627',' Available in rated and unrated versions'),
('6628',' An alternate "R" rated version exists which has been shown on premium cable  channels.'),
('6629',' "A Bugs Life" was released theatrically in the widescreen  aspect ratio of  2.35:1. The full'),
('6630','screen VHS version was digitally re'),
('6631','rendered shot by shot,  moving characters and objects closer together where necessary, to reframe and  fit them into the 1.33:1 TV screen, According to Pixar more than half the  movie was recomputed after changes in the cameras field of view or movement.'),
('6632',' Two versions of the film have been releases, each one with different fake  outtakes over the end credits. The version released before December 18th,  1999 features a set, and the one released after that date has another. This  was done because Disney hoped it would encourage people to view the film a  second time.'),
('6633',' In the original version, Yosemite Sam is "the roughest toughest he'),
('6634','man  stuffest hombre thats ever crossed the Rio Grande '),
('6635',' and I dont mean Mahatma  Gandhi!" In later releases, the line ends "... and I aint no namby'),
('6636','pamby!"  Even the 4'),
('6637','disc DVD set of Looney Tunes shorts released in 2004 replaces the  "Mahatma Gandhi" line with "namby'),
('6638','pamby".'),
('6639',' When this cartoon was released on the special edition DVD for  _Space Jam (1996)_ (qv) new sound effects were added, meaning that the  bridging sequences were often completely inaudible over the background music.  Also, a sizeable chunk of "Were in to Win" from  _Scrap Happy Daffy (1943)_ (qv) was cut out because it featured characters of  Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, amongst others.'),
('6640',' The 2006 DVD features fifteen minutes of extra footage that Barry Levinson  had to cut from the 1991 theatrical version.'),
('6641',' This movie was re'),
('6642','released in 1993 with 8 minutes missing.'),
('6643',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6644',' The version that premiered in the U.S. includes narration by Tom Hewitt  (instead of Michael Pennington), and a conclusion that was co'),
('6645','written by  Steven Manuel and Jonathan Stamp.'),
('6646',' The dutch video version titled BEYOND THE DARKNESS contains several changes  from the US version titled BURIED ALIVE. Opening credits run over black with  the main theme in the soundtrack as opposed to the US version in which the  credits run over a scene of Frank picking up the corpse of a dog from a  friend.'),
('6647',' A scene of Frank picking up a girl in a disco near the end of the film was  cut in the US version.'),
('6648',' A scene of a strange old woman yelling ominous phrases at Frank and his date  outside the disco was cut in the US version. A scene of one of the  undertakers failed attempt to spy on Frank at his house is cut in the US  version.'),
('6649',' The austrian Cassette called Blutiger Wahnsinn is one of the two full uncut  versions with german language. The Film was copied from the france master, so  the old title Sado'),
('6650','Stoss das Tor zur Hölle auf is missing in the pre'),
('6651','credits.'),
('6652',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6653',' The DVD release contains the R'),
('6654','Rated and Unrated versions of the film. The  Unrated version contains a few extra minutes of violence and gore.'),
('6655',' US version includes new scenes with Steve Brodie and Lloyd Nelson.'),
('6656',' When Jack Carter returns to his precinct he talks to an angry woman.'),
('6657',' At the end of the TV version of Bulletproof. Jack/Rock talks to Benson  telling him to let Archie escape and that he has Coltons book that can  finger the cops, judges and FBI agent that worked for Colton.  He hits Benson  again after he tries to take the book.'),
('6658',' German theatrical version was cut for violence (the torture of the monk) to  secure a more commercial "Not under 12" rating. DVD release is uncut and has  a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('6659',' Cut to 87 minutes after premiere; recently restored to original 124'),
('6660','minutes  length.'),
('6661',' Herbert Yates, president of Republic Pictures felt the picture was too long  and had it cut down.  Robert Stack, the star of Bullfighter was given a  complete 16mm copy of the film.  When UCLA decided to restore the film, they  were going to use Mr. Stacks print for the missing sections.  A check of the  Library of Congress revealed a complete 35mm copy of the film which was used  for export to South America.  There was however some nitrate film damage  (approx. 10 mintues of footage) and Mr. Stacks print filled in the missing  sections.'),
('6662',' The version shown on Cinemax is the edited R'),
('6663','rated version of the film and  while most of the sex remains, the more explicit shots are removed.'),
('6664',' There is a dubbed version of this movie in Hindi/Urdu, with Hindi/Urdu songs.'),
('6665',' Syndicated on US TV in 2006 as a 95'),
('6666','minute truncated version, missing almost  half of its original length.'),
('6667',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to shorten the beating up  of Bill Carsons woman (reduced to 1 slap), remove the scene of Mario Bregas  head being battered against a rock by Tuco, and to extensively shorten the  torture and beating of Tuco by around 2 minutes (much of the scene was  completely cut from the film). The cuts were fully restored in the 1999 video  release.'),
('6668',' The versions of this film can be summarised as follows: '),
('6669',' The full Italian version runs about 175m '),
('6670',' The "International Export" version supervised by Leone runs 161m '),
('6671',' this is   the version available on VHS, laserdisc and DVD in the UK and USA. The other   14m were never dubbed into English '),
('6672',' these additional sequences appear as   extras on both the UK and USA DVD releases and the last laserdisc release. '),
('6673',' In the UK the theatrical release ran only 148m due to distributor cuts and   censorship cuts '),
('6674',' the main distributor cut was the removal of the entire   scene with Eli Wallach in the gunshop; the censors hacked about 2m out of   the scene when Wallach is tortured by Mario Brega in the prison.  UK videos   and DVDs are uncut and run 161m (allowing for Pal timing differences).    Various other scenes may have been filmed but excised by Leone before   release.  One of the laserdisc releases contains a still on the inside cover   of Eastwood in bed with a woman that has never appeared in any version of   the film.'),
('6675',' The original German theatrical version has been strongly cut. In 1995 it has  been aired on German TV as a 167 minute "Directors Cut", with cuts restored  and scenes added from Italian'),
('6676','only version (the ones included on the US DVD  as bonus), these fragments redubbed.'),
('6677',' On the American CED (not laserdisc) format, the Italian titles appearing as  the three main characters are introduced have been translated into English.'),
('6678',' The additional 14min in the original version (Italian release, then DVD  bonuses) are only transitions scenes, heavily depicting the gloomy war  background. '),
('6679',' The first additional scene (the longest) comes right after Tuco failed to   hang Blondie. Sentenza tracks Bill Carson and investigates among derelict   confederate soldiers. He learns that the 3rd regiment has flown through the   desert "which is not much better than the Union prison."[DAY] '),
('6680',' After the scene in the desert where Bill Carson shares his secret, Tuco,   steering the carriage in a grey uniform, asks a group of confederate   soldiers where he can find a doctor for Blondie. He says he is Bill Carson   then learns that the San Antonio mission is just a few miles away.  [NIGHT] '),
('6681',' While Tuco enjoys his railroad trip (with Corporal Wallace) Sentenza and   Blondie are on their way to the cimetery. They stopped for the night by a   river. Strangers show up, Blondie shots one and then learn theyre   Sentenzas henchmen. There are 5 new comrades plus Sentenza.  Blondie: "6 '),
('6682','   the perfect number."  Sentenza: "I thought 3 was the perfect number."   Blondie: "Yes but in my gun theres room for 6 bullets."'),
('6683',' In 2003, MGM Studios (to whom the rights to this film had recently reverted)  in association with Martin Scorcese, Clint Eastwood, and original producer  Alberto Grimaldi, painstakingly restored the original 3'),
('6684','hour Italian version  using the 14 minutes that had been previously cut (and used only as a  supplement on the DVD).  Because these scenes had never before been dubbed  into English, Clint Eastwood and Eli Wallach (as well as voice doubles  filling in for actors who had since passed away) were brought in to re'),
('6685','dub  their lines into English.  The film was also remastered in six'),
('6686','track Dolby  Digital.  This version premiered on cables American Movie Classics network.'),
('6687',' The original Italian version restored in English by Martin Scorsese, Clint  Eastwood and Alberto Grimaldi was released into Australian cinemas in  December 2003 with all the missing scenes intact.'),
('6688',' Banned for 15 years in Norway, finally on the 31 of august 1982 the movie  passed The Norwegian board of film classification with an 16 rating.'),
('6689',' The initial home video release by MGM/UA Home Video had the English track and  titles, but the on'),
('6690','screen character designations were in the original Italian  ("il Buono," "il Brutto" and "il Cattivo")'),
('6691',' When the movie was re'),
('6692','released in 1936, the credits were revised to list the  then'),
('6693','popular Bette Davis first.  The re'),
('6694','released version is the one shown on  the Turner Classic Movies channel.  It is unknown whether other changes were  made.'),
('6695',' The 1920 re'),
('6696','issue had new titles and some different character names.'),
('6697',' The extended version features additional profiles on various members of the  cast and crew. This extends the running time by 81 minutes, making this  version 176 minutes long.'),
('6698',' Also released under the same title and in the same year as a 68'),
('6699','minute   feature version of the serial.'),
('6700',' The unrated and uncut original version of the movie is banned in Germany  since 1993.'),
('6701',' The version of the film shown on the MonstersHD channel (August 2006) is  completely uncut. However the added bonus for this version is that they  showed the film in its proper widescreen format. The film has never been  issued in a widescreen format at all (short of its theatrical run) previously  to this. the film is not true widescreen. It was shot open matte and the  widescreen version on monstersHD, though the most beautiful print in  existence, just has black bars added to the picture to give a false 1:85:1  ratio'),
('6702',' In late 2002, VIPCO in the UK finally released the uncut version of The  Burning on VHS and DVD after it was passed by the BBFC with no cuts. This  version is distinguished by the black cover and the "Ultimate Full Uncut  Version" label on it.'),
('6703',' The UK cinema version was cut by 10 secs by the BBFC and the same pre'),
('6704','cut  print was edited by a further 9 secs for the 1992 video release to remove  various scenes of violence, particularly some finger snipping. All cuts were  fully waived in 2002.'),
('6705',' The US theatrical release was sloppily cut by approximately 45 seconds to  achieve an "R" rating. Gore shots that were shortened or deleted altogether  include: scissors being pushed all the way into the prostitutes stomach  after which blood begins to spurt, the prostitute bleeding from her mouth,  Cropsy removing the pair of scissors from the prostitutes stomach and  pushing her out her bedroom window, blood splatting across the prostitutes  dresser mirror, Karen having her throat slit clean across with shears  followed by closeups and medium shots of her throat gushing blood, the  overweight kid on the raft looking down at his chest wound and crying,  Woodstock getting hit in the face with blood from his dearly departed  fingers, Woodstock holding his stump of a hand and crying as it spurts, blood  squirting out of Eddys mouth after shears are pushed all the way down his  throat, Eddy expressing pain as the shears are pulled out, the overweight  girl on the raft gushing blood from the slit in her head, front shots of  Glazer bleeding from his mouth as he is hoisted in the air via shears and  dragged towards a tree, side shot of Glazer writhing in pain as he is pinned  to the tree, and very brief clips of blood gushing during the two shots where  Cropsy is hit in the face with an axe and pierced through the back with  shears. This explicitly gory version has not yet been legally available in  the US since home video releases on Thorn EMI and HBO Video are the same as  the theatrical version, but the unrated print has been released intact on  video in Japan and possibly Venezuela.'),
('6706',' The Australian cinema version was slightly trimmed by the films distributor  prior to submission to the censorship board.  However, the video version  (incredibly) passed the Australian censors complete and uncut, and remains a  highly sought after item. The gory video cover featured a warning that its  contents could offend. The video was released under the Thorn EMI label in  1984. Copies of it can still be found in some video stores, though it is  becoming increasingly difficult to find. It is highly unlikely that the film  would be re'),
('6707','released in the near future.'),
('6708',' The uncut version was finally released on video in the USA in 2001 under an  exclusive Amazon.com label which can only be purchased over the Internet  (although Amazon.com mistakenly advertise it as the R version).'),
('6709',' The UK distributers, Vipco, released the full uncut version of the film in  Denmark. However, they used exactly the same video sleeve as the UK version.  The only way to tell the two videos apart is a sticker saying "Strong Uncut  Version" on the front and side of the box. However, Vipco are at this time  not currently releasing any more uncut European titles, so this version is no  longer easy to obtain. The Uncut version is available on DVD from German  distributers Dragon, however due to German censorship laws which restrict the  availablity of uncut releases, it is a little difficult to track down on  import and highly sought after.'),
('6710',' Although the original UK release by Thorn EMI was the cut cinema version, it  was released uncut in error. Thorn EMI recalled the tapes, and replaced them  with the cut version. Cut versions have a datestamp on the tape label, all  other packaging is identical. The uncut version was prosecuted under the  obscene publications act, and banned as a "video nasty"'),
('6711',' The movie channel "FLIX" played the uncut version of the film in August of  2002. All cut scenes are fully in place.'),
('6712',' First shown in USA in a 92'),
('6713','minute version on cable television, prior to a  theatrical release in the USA of the complete 104'),
('6714','minute version, this  retitled "The Bloody Bushido Blade."'),
('6715',' In subsequent screenings following the 23 June 2003 premiere at Indy Film  Experiment (Indianapolis) A fantasy sequence with Blowers, Shannon was  scrapped because it was said to have "slowed the movie down early" and "  confused audiences" making them think it was some psychosexual drama instead  of the absurd comedy the director intended it to be. The sequence is found in  the supplemental material on the DVD.'),
('6716',' The initial U.S. release of this film had its running time cut from 98  minutes to 94 minutes by its U.S. distributor, Hemdale Films.  The subsequent  video release by HBO Home Video was based on this edited version, however, a  more recent release by MGM Home Video includes the complete film uncut.'),
('6717',' German version runs 120 min (as aired on "arte" channel in March 2004).'),
('6718',' Released as Busty Newcummers on DVD in 2006 in the UK, paired with Busty Anal  Adventures (2001) (V) as a 2 in 1 DVD uncut version.'),
('6719',' Also available in computer colourised version'),
('6720',' The original version of this film is probably lost. The only available print  is a Film Classics reissue in which all references to Metro'),
('6721','Goldwyn'),
('6722','Mayer and  Loews Incorporated have been removed by editing out the MGM lion and by  changing the opening title.'),
('6723',' The verson that ran in theaters had the Lions Gate logo than the Fine Line  logo and then the credit: "Fine Line Features presents". This wasnt changed  in time as a deal with Fine Line and the films production company  fell'),
('6724','through. On the DVD release the Lions Gate logo apears and then new  credit: "Lions Gate Films presents". No mention of Fine Line appears.'),
('6725',' Two scenes were removed from the movie to obtain a "R" rating. The two scenes  were: '),
('6726',' There was a much more longer version of Megan masturbating. '),
('6727',' The sex scene between Megan and Graham was toned down because it was much   too explicit and would have caused the movie to receive a "NC'),
('6728','17" rating.'),
('6729',' Also available in a hand'),
('6730','tinted colorized version.'),
('6731',' The directors cut contains a few new scenes: '),
('6732',' Evan discovering that his grandfather had the same gift, and also was   considered crazy, like his father '),
('6733',' Evan and Andrea go to a palm reader that tells Evan he has no lifeline '),
('6734',' Andrea telling Evan she was pregnant twice before he was born. '),
('6735',' A scene in the prison where the prisoners publicly read Evans journals. '),
('6736',' An extended hospital scene where Evan is visiting sick Andrea. '),
('6737',' An alternate ending. '),
('6738',' A scene in the prison where the other prisoners come to rape Evan one night.'),
('6739',' The Canadian version of the movie contains scenes of nudity.'),
('6740',' Also released as two separate films: Buttman Confidential 1 and Buttman  Confidential 2.'),
('6741',' The current release of the film does not contain the originals full cast.   Alexandria Quinn and Sunny Mckay were completely edited out of the film after  it was discovered that Alexandria Quinn was underage.'),
('6742',' When the movie was serialized in  _"Buzz Lightyear of Star Command" (2000)_ (qv), Tim Allen (I) (qv)s lines  were redubbed by Patrick Warburton (qv), who plays Buzz on the series.'),
('6743',' An edited version with English subtitles has been released by Censaur Video.  Although the main programme (Lio Convoy kiki ippatsu!) remains unchanged,  both the recap of the Canadian Beast Wars series and the episode "Bad Spark"  (again from the Canadian series) have been removed.'),
('6744',' Upon its initial release, the film was cut in numerous different ways to suit  different countries: '),
('6745',' In France, Alwa was not Schons son but his secretary '),
('6746',' a change which   actually had the effect of implying a homosexual relationship between the   two men. '),
('6747',' In the United States, a third of the film was removed and a happy ending was   tacked on. This ending '),
('6748',' in which Lulu joins the Salvation Army '),
('6749',' was so   unconvincing that when the film played in New York, its distributors placed   a disclaimer at the beginning, emphasising that they were not responsiblye   for its dismaying censorship. '),
('6750',' The film was restored in 1983, but the fact that it originally ran 130   minutes and the restored version is only 110 minutes means that some   original footage may be lost forever.'),
('6751',' The original 131'),
('6752','minute version of "Pandoras Box" has been restored, and was  released on a British Region 2 DVD (now out'),
('6753','of'),
('6754','print). The most complete  version available in North America runs 110'),
('6755','minutes, which was restored in  the part from the heavily censored 90'),
('6756','minute version originally released  there.'),
('6757',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6758',' Franks line upon giving Harmonica his namesake varies from version to  version. The Italian translates to "play something for your brother," but the  most common English version is "keep your loving brother happy," and the  German translates to "play me the song of death." The German movie title was  inspired by this line.'),
('6759',' Many American prints are 20 minutes shorter than the original Italian version  and delete, among others, all scenes featuring the bartender (Lionel  Stander).'),
('6760',' Even the original Italian version was heavily edited, obviously for time  reasons; though the scenes cut from it were relatively unimportant (Frank  getting a shave before the Flagstone auction, Harmonica being beaten by three  deputies) they would nonetheless explain numerous things such as Harmonicas  scars that are apparent towards the end of the movie but are not present  early on.'),
('6761',' The opening scene is several minutes shorter in the current American print,  as, according to Christopher Fraylings biography of Leone, Leones daughters  Rafaella and Francesca appear as girls playing near the station '),
('6762',' but in my  copy of the VHS, no such girls appear.'),
('6763',' In the U.S. versions issued by Paramount for pay'),
('6764','tv and home video, the  ending score ("Finale") is cut off during the ending credit roll and replaced  with another section of the score titled "Farewell to Cheyenne."'),
('6765',' The Italian DVD as an extended version of the movie. Running time 171 mns  (standard version use in other countries running time are between 155 to 165  mns). The principal differences are the opening sequence, who is much longer  (look at Jack Elem game with the fly), and the closing too (the panoramic  shoot is complete before the titles CERA UNA VOLTA IL WEST appear). Another  missing scene, who as disepear from all the European edit, is in it: after  the station scene, Harmonica take his arm because he has a terrible pain in  it, and return on his horse.'),
('6766',' Paramount cut the film down to 140 minutes for its U.S. theatrical release.  When it was run on U.S. network television, A.B.C. made edits to the 165  minute international version. Paramounts syndicated television version was  also the international version (with edits). This meant that more of the film  was shown on television than was seen in U.S. theatres.'),
('6767',' The Hungarian cinematic version emits everything starting from 10 minutes  from the end (including Cheyennes death) by adding a "Vege" (Hungarian for  "The End") title card. No Jason Robards falling off the horse, no Claudia  Cardinale bringing water to the workers, no spinning title.'),
('6768',' The 2003 Paramount DVD 2'),
('6769','disc release called the "Special Collectors  Edition" used the altered ending score (over the end credits) for both the  English 5.1 Surround track and what is listed as the "English Restored Mono"  track.'),
('6770',' The Australian theatrical, VHS, and DVD releases edit out the extensive rape  sequence to avoid being banned by the censorship board and to obtain an R18+  rating.'),
('6771',' ENDING SPOILERS '),
('6772',' In some versions, the final shot, where everyone dies,  lasts until the film runs out of the camera, which leaves a blank white  screen after the film slips out of the cameras gate. In other versions,  there is a dissolve between the the final shot and the blank screen at a much  sooner point'),
('6773','and the viewer does not see the film slip out of the gate. The  Criterion Collection edition released in 2002 has the latter version of the  final shot.'),
('6774',' The uncut European version includes an extensive rape scene in which the  entire film crew gets involved.'),
('6775',' The uncut European version shows the child of the upper'),
('6776','class couple being  killed.'),
('6777',' The current US region 1 DVD (released by Criterion) is completely uncut with  the exception of the dissolve to the white screen at the very end.'),
('6778',' Television version restored massacre in a diner missing from video release.  John Goodman appears only in the television version.'),
('6779',' In the Anchor Bay uncut release, they omitted a line in the telephone booth  scene after the grandfather is killed, leaving the little girl behind. The  original line was a relative on the other end saying, "Jesus, Fred! What have  youve been eating Mexican food, again?"'),
('6780',' The TV network version, in addition to the gore scenes edited out, has about  20 minutes of footage not shown in the video version with a number of scenes  added some of which include: '),
('6781',' Lauren talking to her neighbor on the steps inside the apartment building   with the womans son Justin. '),
('6782',' Lauren talking to her boyfriend (John Heard) about her being pregnant and   later showing them in bed together. '),
('6783',' Captain Bosch discovering his wifes dead body with another policeman in   knee'),
('6784','deep water near a sewer runoff pipe. '),
('6785',' Additional moments in the scene of the diner massacare with two bums running   from the creatures, which is aired at the end of the movie in the video   version not in the network version.'),
('6786',' The Anchor Bay release is the complete, uncut version. It runs 96 minutes and  contains all the above'),
('6787','mentioned television scenes.'),
('6788',' The DVD version (at least) omits the scene taking place right after Nathanial  Mayweather makes a short, snide lecture on hats at the start of the film. In  the scene, he proceeds to demonstrate how to tip a hat in a rather bizarre  manner.'),
('6789',' Lions Gate cut 2 minutes from the film for the US Theatrical Release.  However, the uncut version did play at a few festivals before Lions Gate  bought it. This version is available as a bootleg. A full list of scenes cut  are: '),
('6790',' The scene where they are in the shop in the beginning is removed from the   "uncut" version and is replaced with an extended scene of them driving the   truck through the woods. Then they stop when Burt says he left something   back at the store and they have a longer conversation about the map. '),
('6791',' The scene of Rider Strong going behind the building to wash his hands after   Denniss bite and he pets the stray dogs is removed from the "uncut"   version. '),
('6792',' A different angle of Jordan Ladds character Karen swimming away after the   "kiss" scene on the dock with Rider Strong. '),
('6793',' When it is discovered that Karen has the disease during an intimate scene,   there is an additional scene that follows the "Dont...Leave...Me!" where   Burt comes into the room and yells at her about how the truck isnt ready   yet, and they have to finish cleaning up the bums blood. '),
('6794',' An extended scene of everyone arguing around the fireplace when Burt makes a   joke about his burnt marshmallow. '),
('6795',' A scene of Burt sitting outside guarding the shed with his shot gun. This   immediatly follows when they hear the dog trying to get Karen in the shed   and they shoot a bullet and tell Karen that they will stay outside with her   to keep the dog away. '),
('6796',' The gunshot to Burts head in the cabin is bloodier. In the "R" rated   version it cuts away quick and only shows the aftermath from a   difficult'),
('6797','to'),
('6798','see angle. '),
('6799',' An additional scene where Rider Strong grabs the long'),
('6800','haired hick after the   attack and drags him down to the celler. He yells at the hick as he throws   him down there and says "When they get here, tell them I didnt do it!",   then slams the door. '),
('6801',' The human'),
('6802','bonfire scene when they say "We got another one in the basement"   immediatly goes to a shot of the celler door opening from the inside, then a   bunch of shotguns appear and start shooting like crazy. We see blood all   over the walls. Then they pour gasoline and one cop lights a match and   celler goes up in flames followed by more shots of blood and guts on the   walls, ceiling, and floor. '),
('6803',' The end is switched around a little. Instead of just the cops drinking the   contaminated lemonade followed by a country song with the townspeople, the   whole entie town shows up and has a cup. There is additional dialoug amoung   the townspeople, different shots, and it shows the FDA man walking around   more testing and the Water supply truck is in view longer. '),
('6804',' That is every scene that is changed or cut from the Lions Gate release.'),
('6805',' USA laserdisc reissue restores the original hand'),
('6806','drawn title cards that have  been missing from every known print of the film since 1923.'),
('6807',' Eighteen Frame, Inc. copyrighted a version in 1990 with a piano music score  based on the original score by Manlio Mazza (qv), and performed by Jacques  Gauthier. Intertitles were translated by Charles Affron and Mirella Jona  Affron. It was distributed by Kino Video and runs 125 minutes, but there is  also a two'),
('6808','minute introduction.'),
('6809',' In order to qualify for a 12 certificate, all UK versions of this film have  been cut by 4 seconds to remove some violence.  The cut occurs towards the  end, when Jim Carrey and Matthew Broderick, are fighting on top of the TV  satellite. A couple of shots of Carrey headbutting Broderick have been  removed.'),
('6810',' In some video versions, Stevens dream when Chip bust up the door is cut.'),
('6811',' Early trailers for the movie showed a different version of the "Pick up, pick  up, pick up..." call.  In the trailer, the viewer could actually see Chip at  a pay phone making the call, rather than just listening to it on the  answering machine.'),
('6812',' The original Italian language version has completely different music by Piero  Piccioni. The Italian version is included on the Region 2 DVD as an  alternative language. The American release features music by Burt Bacharach'),
('6813',' The unedited version was shown at various film festivals. An edited version  of the movie is in general release in the U.S.'),
('6814',' TLA Releasing, the distributor of "Bear Cub", released two different versions  of the film on DVD. The "Unrated Directors Cut" has a 99 minute running time  and the edited "R'),
('6815','Rated Version" has a 95 minute time.'),
('6816',' One version censors a scene in which Pete takes Minnies beer glass away from  her, but contains a scene where Mickey is fighting with Pete.  Another  version is shown the other way around.'),
('6817',' Movie version: Ty Webb to Danny: "Do you take drugs, Danny?" Danny: "Every  day" Ty: "Good. So, whats the problem?" TV Version: Ty Webb to Danny: "Do  you take drugs, Danny?" Danny: "No" Ty: Good. So, whats the problem?"'),
('6818',' The following footage was added to the network TV version: '),
('6819',' A scene is added with Carl (Bill Murray (qv)), Ty Webb   (Chevy Chase (qv)) and Danny Noonan. Carl demonstrates for Webb & Noonan   how to properly hit a golfball. '),
('6820',' A group of caddies lead by Denunzio block the road to the country club. When   Dr. Beeper tries to get thru them, Denunzio fakes getting hit by Dr.   Beepers car. '),
('6821',' Noonans mother gives him hell for going to the yacht club instead of to   Mass. '),
('6822',' Dangerfields classic, "Hey everybody, were all gonna get laid!" is   replaced with "Hey everybody, lets all take a shower!"'),
('6823',' Chevy Chase has a line in the commercials which doesnt appear in the movie.  After Dan Aykroyd shoots himself with the crossbow, Chevy says "Im always  shooting myself with those poison'),
('6824','tipped crossbow darts. I wonder why they  dont put a warning on the package."'),
('6825',' The syndicated TV version (USA) runs 81 minutes, with some subplots omitted.'),
('6826',' The full 155'),
('6827','minute version contains sex and violence that garnered the film  an X'),
('6828','rating in the U.S. Most video versions have been trimmed to 150 minutes  and rated R. The R2 DVD published by Istituto Luce in DVD has the shorter,  cut version.'),
('6829',' The 2004 Warner Brothers Region 1 DVD is the full uncut 157'),
('6830','minute version.  Originally rated X, it was re'),
('6831','rated R when resubmitted to the MPAA.'),
('6832',' When "The Damned" was first acquired by CBS for its premiere TV broadcast in  the early 1970s, so many cuts were required to meet the much stricter (at the  time) network censor guidelines that one CBS executive joked that the movie  should be retitled "The Darned". This heavily cut print was shown numerous  times during the early and mid'),
('6833','1970s.'),
('6834',' There is a Tv version called Lhomme qui ne savait pas être un ami (The man  who didnt know how to be a friend)'),
('6835',' Two versions exist of this movie '),
('6836',' a hardcore, XXX'),
('6837','rated version, and an  R'),
('6838','rated version with the most explicit scenes toned down. This version played  a number of mainstream movie theatres in 1982'),
('6839','83.'),
('6840',' Showtime presented both subtitled and dubbed versions many years ago.  The  dubbed version had scenes that werent in the subtitled version.'),
('6841',' The version originally dubbed into German and released here obviously runs a  couple of minutes shorter than the international. Some additional scenes have  been dubbed by different German actors more than 20 years later for the DVD  release.'),
('6842',' The UK version of this film is heavily cut (obvious due to the differences in  run time). The Greek version is even longer than the original due to the  insertion of four hardcore scenes.'),
('6843',' The DVD cuts approximately three minutes worth of incidental scenes and bits,  because the distributor was either unable or unwilling to reach an  arrangement for music licensing.'),
('6844',' The censored version of this film has been released of a few occasions in  Australia. In March 1981, a censored, R rated release to cinemas was made by  Roadshow. Roadshow Home Video subsequently released the same film version to  video in September 1984. This version ran for 146 minutes (PAL). It was again  re'),
('6845','released by a no name video label in the late 1990s. The censored DVD  version appeared in December 2004, released by Warner Vision. The uncut  version has only been released on one occasion in Australia. This was the  fully uncut, X rated 156 minute PAL version. It was released in January 1985  by Palace X Video '),
('6846',' a version that is now an extremely rare collectors  item.'),
('6847',' The film was released in Britain in two forms: the original cinema release  ran 150 minutes and used a handful of alternate angles, while the video was  cut down to 102 minutes by the distributor.'),
('6848',' The old German VHS by Constantin was basically uncut. Since these Videos were  made in the 80s, they put the 156 min film on two Videos with a running time  of approx. 80 minutes. However, there are a few minor differences to the 156  min US'),
('6849','DVD: '),
('6850',' The text at the very beginning of the film is deleted (approx. 30 seconds.) '),
('6851',' The grotto scene is missing about 5 sec, not for censorship reasons but   probably due to a sloppy reel'),
('6852','change. '),
('6853',' The scene when the two women urinate on Proculus corpse is missing Caligula   saying: "Lucky boy, to have escaped me so easily!". Furthermore there is a   repetition of the first and last scene from the Part I'),
('6854','VHS at the beginning   of the Part II'),
('6855','VHS.'),
('6856',' The French 2 disc special edition DVD contains a few minor re'),
('6857','edits: '),
('6858',' in the prologue, the two brief shots of Priestesses dancing in the distance   are deleted and replaced with repeats of Caligula and Drusilla frolicking   around the trees. '),
('6859',' The musical sting that accompanies the cut from the prologue to the opening   credits is missing. '),
('6860',' Malcolm McDowells speech ("I have existed from the morning of the   world...") is heard much sooner. '),
('6861',' The opening credits are re'),
('6862','done in a new font. '),
('6863',' The dissolve between the opening credits and the bedroom scene is deleted. '),
('6864',' The music during the "War on Britain" celebration sequence is missing a few   measures.'),
('6865',' When the film was first released in the United Kingdom, it was trimmed down  to about 150 minutes (in PAL speed) and included some alternate footage to  replace the most explicit shots during the following scenes: '),
('6866',' Tiberius grotto. '),
('6867',' Ennias "beauty treatment." '),
('6868',' The sexual ritual dance at the Temple of Isis. '),
('6869',' Caligulas rape of Proculus and Livia. '),
('6870',' The infamous lesbian tryst. '),
('6871',' The Imperial Bordello sequence.'),
('6872',' A version running 133 minutes, containing a "softcore" selection of sex  scenes, and rated "18+" was shown on German TV.'),
('6873',' A new print running approximately to what was thought to be Tinto Brass  original specifications (but subject to BBFC guidelines and therefore  featuring some creative panning and scanning to avoid offensive images) was  prepared for broadcast in the UK in November 1999.'),
('6874',' The first R'),
('6875','rated cut to be released (October 1981) cut 51 minutes of footage  (much of it for continuity purposes) and contained many alternate angles. It  had the following changes: '),
('6876',' The opening scene is trimmed; instead of panning from the herd of sheep to   Caligula and Drusilla lying on the ground, looking at the leaves, then   getting up to chase each other, its simply a cut from the herd of sheep to   Caligula and Drusilla getting up. Later in the scene, they cut back to the   herd of sheep to hide the cutting of Caligula sucking Drusillas breast. The   final several seconds of the scene are also cut to avoid exposing Drusillas   genitalia. '),
('6877',' The scene following the credits is shortened; it cuts from Drusilla saying   "hes not!" to Macro entering the room. Several shots are juggled around,   and Caligulas line "Macro!" is moved to a different shot. The final few   seconds of the scene are trimmed, calling for a much quicker dissolve than   in the original cut. '),
('6878',' The start of the scene in which Caligula is being carried to the palace   while nude slaves work on the road is trimmed to avoid showing male   genitalia. '),
('6879',' The scene by Tiberiuss pool includes many alternate angles, juggled shots,   and rearranged dialogue to avoid showing male genitalia (and a new laugh is   dubbed over at the end as Tiberius exits the pool). '),
('6880',' The scene in Tiberiuss grotto is almost entirely alternate angles in the   segments involving the drunk soldier, and in the pleasure building. As well,   many shots and lines of dialogue are juggled around. '),
('6881',' The scene in which Caligula expresses his fears of being killed by Tiberius   to Drusilla, and where he is frightened by a black bird is cut entirely. '),
('6882',' In the "morning at Capri" scene, several shots exposing genitalia are cut,   as is the brief scene of three senators bathing in red mud, and Caligulas   fantasies of torturing people. '),
('6883',' The entire scene where Charicles explains the condition of Tiberius to   Caligula, and in which Macro swears his allegiance to Caligula is cut. '),
('6884',' The "coronation" scene is trimmed by excluding a brief moment in which   Caligula stops in the middle of his speech to sniff a white object in   Drusillas hand. '),
('6885',' The two explicit shots of fellatio behind the moon face in Caligulas   bedroom are cut. '),
('6886',' The entire scene where Caligula "judges" a land dispute is cut. '),
('6887',' The entire scene where Caligula banishes Ennia and hears about Macros   sentence is cut. '),
('6888',' The Temple of Isis scene is trimmed to remove graphic sex, and is shortened;   the scene ends with Caligula saying it is "perfect" that Caesonia is the   most promiscuous woman in Rome. '),
('6889',' The "killing machine" scene is trimmed to remove all but one quick shot of   decapitation. The shot of Macro being beheaded is replaced with a long shot   of the same act. Also, the dissolve between this scene and the next is cut. '),
('6890',' The rape of Livia and Proculus is drastically shortened'),
('6891','the scene ends on a   close'),
('6892','up of Proculus just after Caligula tells Livia to take off her   clothes. '),
('6893',' The scene where Caligula does his "little boots" dance in the rain is   shortened to remove nudity. The sex scene between Drusilla, Caesonia, and   Caligula (as well as between Messalina and Agrippina) is cut altogether. '),
('6894',' The entire sequence with Caligula getting sick, his recovery, as well as   when he signs documents and executes Proculus (then sees the black bird   again) is deleted, but the shot of the crowd outside the palace is kept, and   used as an establishing shot for the next scene. '),
('6895',' The scene where Caesonia gives birth is trimmed to remove the exposure of   the infants head coming through the vagina. '),
('6896',' The scene where Caligula licks Drusillas corpse is parially at an alternate   angle. '),
('6897',' The shot of Caligula wandering the streets with several women crouching in   the background was cut. '),
('6898',' The scene where Longinus discusses Caligulas whereabouts with Caesonia is   cut. '),
('6899',' The jail scene is shortened to remove the giants coin trick. '),
('6900',' The Imperial Bordello scene uses many alternate angles, and deletes all but   a few seconds of the Guccione inserts. '),
('6901',' The Battle of Britain scene is missing a brief conversation between Chaerea   and Caligula. '),
('6902',' The Celebration scene is shortened to remove shots of pearls mounted in   vaginas, and has the end missing; The scene ends just after Caligula shouts   "EAT!" '),
('6903',' Caligula, Caesonia, Julia, and the giants death scenes are all trimmed to   remove more graphic moments (i.e. Julias head against the stone, closeups   of Caligula being stabbed by the guards, etc).'),
('6904',' There is much incorrect and misleading information concerning the various  versions of this film. In America, only three versions have been made  available publicly (either for video or theatrical release): '),
('6905',' The "uncut, uncensored, and unrated" cut. This was first released in   theaters in February, 1980 with a running time of 156 minutes. When it was   released on video, CED and laserdisc in January of 1984, the film was time   compressed down to 148 minutes (though the laserdisc mistakenly states on   the cover that the film is 143 minutes). This version was released again on   video and laserdisc in 1989, still at 148 minutes from time compression. In   1999, it was re'),
('6906','released in theaters and on DVD back at 156 minutes, without   time compression. '),
('6907',' The first "R" rated version. This was first released in October of 1981   after it seemed unlikely that the film could make its money back in an X   rated form. This version ran for 105 minutes, featured many alternate   angles, and cut many scenes for the purpose of continuity and pacing. This   version was released on video, CED, and laserdisc in January of 1981, time   compressed to 101 minutes (and with an afterword in which Bob Guccione   encourages the viewer to return the R version and purchase the unrated   version via the postal service). This version has not been in release in the   United States since. '),
('6908',' The second "R" rated version. This version was released on DVD in 1999, and   used no alternate angles; the film was sloppily cut from the aforementioned   unrated version. However, because it eliminates many dramatic scenes that   the 1981 R'),
('6909','rated version also eliminates, it appears to have been modeled   after the previous R'),
('6910','rated version. However, unlike with the 1981 edit,   alternate material was not available, so the (uncredited) editor simply   repeated several shots to cover up gaps in the film. This caused for   enormous lapses in continuity during some of the most graphic scenes   (especially in Tiberiuss grotto). This version runs 102 minutes.'),
('6911',' In 1984, Franco Rosselini hired the editor Enzo Micarelli to re'),
('6912','edit a  longer, pre'),
('6913','release version of the film for release in Italy, which he  re'),
('6914','titled "Io, Caligola." This version ran 133 minutes until the censors  forced Rossellini to cut it down, first to 87 minutes, then back to 123  minutes. The ten minutes worth of cuts may explain some of the abrupt changes  in music during the most explicit scenes. It contains some alternate angles  and a few additional bits not found in the better'),
('6915','known 156 minute "uncut"  version. As well, some of the music has been replaced with a new score by  Renzo Rossellini. This version contains the following differences with the  156 minute version: '),
('6916',' The entire film is re'),
('6917','dubbed into Italian. '),
('6918',' The prologue of Caligula and Drusilla in the forest is deleted. '),
('6919',' The opening credits appear not over the "bleeding eye" logo, but over a   still from the scene of Tiberiuss funeral. The "Montagues and Capulets"   music in the original has been replaced with a new (more epic'),
('6920','sounding) main   theme by Renzo Rossellini. '),
('6921',' The opening scene of Caligula awakening in bed with Drusilla, then being   scared by a black bird is in its proper place(it appeared about twenty   minutes too late in the "uncut" version). However, it is missing a couple of   lines of dialogue ("Shh. Youre safe. Youre with me." "Hes going to kill   us. Just the way he killed our father, our mother, and our brothers.").   There are a few additional shots when the bird enters the room (not to   mention an amusing new sound effect of the bird crowing), and the entire   first part of the scene (up until Caligula gets off the bed) is from an   alternate angle/take. After the bird is gone, there is additional dialogue   between Caligula and Drusilla where they laugh about it (and Drusilla   telling Caligula that "its only a bird" is a different take). Once theyre   on the bed again, their conversation about Marcellus is gone (causing a jump   cut from Caligula fondling her hair to the two of them making out). '),
('6922',' A new establishing shot (which appears to have been lensed by Franco   Rossellini himself) of the island of Capri is inserted between the scene in   Caligulas room and the scene of Caligula being taken to the palace.   Therefore, the dissolve between the two scenes is deleted (save a few frames   at the end of the first scene that are just barely noticable). '),
('6923',' The scene by Tiberiuss pool is altered in several places. When he first   appears, Tiberius calls out "Caligula!" not once (like in the 156 minute   version), but twice. During Caligulas dance, the shot of the musicians   playing by the pool and the closeup of a boys ass going underwater are both   gone, both without regard for the music track. Part of Claudiuss laugh is   overdubbed by the Italian actor who dubbed his voice, but part of it sounds   like Giancarlo Badessis original. A shot that depicted one of Tiberiuss   "little fishies" genitals as he kneels is awkwardly cut'),
('6924','it removes the   kneeling only, causing a jump cut. Tiberiuss dialogue on how he "protects   their innocence" is cut, meaning that the scene abruptly cuts from him   saying "My little fishies love me" to the boy and the girl standing beside   him jumping into the pool. Some redundant dialogue is cut toward the middle   of the scene, so Tiberius now says "Heaven help Rome when Im gone! Im old.   All the others, struck down by fate!", removing the specific references to   his remaining choice of heir. The beginning of the shot of Caligula hugging   Tiberius is trimmed, so the shot begins with Tiberius patting Caligula on   the back. '),
('6925',' The grotto scene is also greatly changed. The scene of the drunk soldier   being tortured with more wine is cut, as is his subsequent execution. The   end of the first cutaway in the 3'),
('6926','story sex building is trimmed, removing   the shot of a womans ass coming forward on a swing. The next cutaway, of a   man being masturbated by a woman as reflected through a distorting mirror,   is trimmed to remove the display of male genitalia. The closeup of the nymph   is gone, but shes still visible and her line of dialogue ("Britain, lord")   is intact. The two ends of the scene come together well enough that the   resulting jump cut is hardly noticeable. The dialogue involving Tiberius   asking Caligula whether he prefers "nymphs to satyrs" is deleted. The "More   Conviction!" bit is deleted, and as a result, the exchange between Caligula   and Tiberius becomes: Tiberius'),
('6927','"Rome is a republic, and you and I are plain   citizens." Caligula'),
('6928','"Oh, but they love you, lord." Tiberius'),
('6929','"Oh, no. They   fear me, and that is much better." The closeup of a woman rubbing her   genitals is gone, as is Caligulas reaction shot. (Its interesting to note   that the long shot of the whole building remains intact here, even though it   still shows the soldier being tortured). Some dialogue is cut when Tiberius   and Caligula are on the bottom floor, so Tiberiuss speech becomes "We were   frugal, good, disciplined and DIGNIFIED! Oh, yes, I am a true moralist. And   stern as any cato. Fate chose me to govern swine, and in my old age, Ive   become a swineherd." This also eliminates most of the shots of the freaks on   display. The long shot of Gemellus coming down the stairs is deleted, and   thus, so is Tiberiuss line "'),
('6930','the setting sun, and the rising moon..." As   Tiberius and Gemellus exit the room, it cuts from Tiberiuss line "...unless   he is dead before I am!" to the cutaway showing the 3'),
('6931','story sex building.   This eliminates a line of dialogue from Tiberius, a long shot of the stairs,   and Caligula walking over to the podium where Tiberius stamps documents. '),
('6932',' The first half of Nervas suicide is probably the most changed portion of   the film. As opposed to the 156 minute version, where Baraglis score filled   the soundtrack, the scene is completely without music here. First, the shot   of Macro and Ennia coming up to Caligulas room is longer'),
('6933','it shows their   shadows against the curtains as they walk towards the entrance. As well,   Caligula plays with Ennias scarf for a few seconds once she is in the room.   The beginning of Tiberiuss discovery of Nervas condition is missing'),
('6934','it   begins with the long shot of Tiberius saying "Bind his wrists! Bind his   wrists!" Once Caligula comes over to find out what the commotion is about, a   group of guards run across the room. Tiberiuss pleading for Nerva to live   is both shortened and at an alternate angle. After Nerva says that he hates   his life, Ennia and Macro appear, finding Tiberius and Caligula looking on   as Nerva dies. There is an exchange of glances, and then Tiberius tells the   two senators looking on to leave (a different angle/take), and Caligula   chases out Macro and Ennia. The rest of the scene is unchanged (the shot of   Caligula entering the room in the 156 minute version is actually the shot of   him coming back in after telling Macro and Ennia to leave). '),
('6935',' The "morning at Capri" scene only shows the guards sleeping, the men waking   up on the floor of the grotto, a naked woman in the grotto lying down, and   the servants cleaning the walkway. The cuts interrupt the music and sound   effects in this scene as well. '),
('6936',' Caligula discussing Tiberiuss condition begins with Caligula halfway down   the stairs. '),
('6937',' The scene where Caligula takes the ring from Tiberiuss finger has   different, almost spaghetti western'),
('6938','sounding music. '),
('6939',' During the coronation, there are a few additional reaction shots during the   beginning of Caligulas speech of Macro, the priests, Claudius, Gemellus,   and Drusilla listening. However, the part where Caligula sniffs an onion to   make himself cry is deleted. '),
('6940',' The scene where Caligula finds two young guards performing fellatio behind   the moonface is reduced to a medium shot of the act, and it goes on for less   than two seconds. '),
('6941',' The scene where Caligula "judges" a land dispute is gone. '),
('6942',' All closeups of slaves jerking off for Ennia to use as skin cream are gone,   but less than two seconds of a medium shot of the act remains. Caligulas   urinating is gone. The cuts disrupt the music in this scene. '),
('6943',' The Temple of Isis has been edited quite a bit, and contains completely   different music (also, the previous scene ends early, removing Caligulas   line "I wonder what I should wear"). The scene begins with the main shot of   the priestesses rather than the closeups found in the 156 minute version.   Almost all shots of the orgy in the pool are gone. Drusillas line "Not your   style" immediately cuts to the first closeup of Caesonia. A rotating,   overhead shot of the pool is added at the end. '),
('6944',' The scene where Caligula and Caesonia have sex for the first time is   trimmed. It goes from Caligula turning her on her hands and knees to   Caesonias remark "Youre very convincing as a priestess, Caesar" (resulting   in a jump cut). After Caligula gives his reply, it cuts to the pan away at   the end of the scene, only with Caesonias moan dubbed over it. '),
('6945',' The killing machine opens not with the closeup of a man being decapitated,   as in the 156 minute version, but with the overhead shot of the blades as   the machine moved along. The only shot of decapitation retained is that of   the second prisoner. Macros decapitation is completely left to the   imagination. It shows people throwing fruit at him, then suddenly, Caligula   says his famous "just one neck" comment. Interestingly, one remark from the   crowd ("Whats it feel like now, Macro?") is left in English. What follows   is a scene deleted entirely from the 156 minute version'),
('6946','As Caligula begins   to talk to Longinus about Proculus, it suddenly cuts to a long shot of the   imperial box, then it shows the guards going over to Proculuss seat and   throwing him into the stadium with the killing machine. Proculus kills all   the guards on the killing machine until he gets to the top. Once hes there,   Caligula salutes him as a Roman hero, sending him a crown of flowers. '),
('6947',' The wedding scene is trimmed both to pick up the pace, and to make the film   less graphic. Caligula asking Proculus if Livia is a virgin is gone, as is   him throwing his clothes over her and commenting on how shes lucky to lose   her virginity to a descendant of Venus. Caligulas noticing the blood from   her genitals, saying that she really was a virgin, and asking Proculus if he   is one is all cut, covered by the use of a shot of Livia laying on her side,   which was actually used later in the scene in the 156 minute version   (causing a jump cut). Caligula does ask Proculus to take off his clothes,   but once he gets him on the table, it suddenly cuts to him saying "My   blessing to you both", and putting the flower in his ass. '),
('6948',' The scene where Caligula, Drusilla, and Caesonia make love is almost   completely different in tone. All of Bob Gucciones inserts depicting two   lesbian models making love are gone, but the shots of the moon face that   segue into them are intact. The scene now begins with the ladies'),
('6949','in'),
('6950','waiting   sitting down, then cutting to Caligula and Drusilla kissing, then Caligula   fondling her breasts, then it cuts to the shot of Caesonia and Drusilla   kissing, then panning down. The scene ends there, and it contains an   entirely different, and decidedly more ominous music score. '),
('6951',' The beginning of the scene in Incitatuss stable is missing. '),
('6952',' The scene where Caligula is ill is simplified'),
('6953','when Caligula asks for   Drusilla, she comes, and THEN they have their conversation about how they   quarrel. All the dialogue dealing with the conspirators planning for   Caligulas death, as well as Caligula making out his will, is gone. '),
('6954',' Proculuss death is intact up to the point where he is urinated on, that is   cut. Caligula tells Longinus to cut off Proculuss genitals, and then he   walks away. End of scene. '),
('6955',' The birth of Julia Drusilla is edited to remove the actual shots of a woman   giving birth. '),
('6956',' Drusillas death is edited. Instead of Caligula licking her corpse, it shows   him licking her feet, and then jump cuts to him coming back up after licking   her whole body. The final shot of the scene is completely different'),
('6957','the 156   minute version shows Caligula walking around the palace screaming "NO!".   "Io, Caligola" shows a red'),
('6958','tinted scene of him carrying her corpse on the   veranda. '),
('6959',' The scene of Caesonia asking Longinus where Caligula is is deleted here. '),
('6960',' The scene in the jail begins with Caligula coming down the chute. The scene   of the giant doing a coin trick with a womans vagina is deleted. '),
('6961',' The imperial bordello scene is almost unrecognizable. The shots of the   senators wives looking scared are deleted. Bits and pieces of Gucciones   inserts are presented at seemingly random points, all with a nearly   completely different music score (the piece from Cinderella is still intact,   but it carries over to the next scene). '),
('6962',' The scene of Caligula walking around the palace at night has two inserts of   the moon that are not present in the 156 minute version. '),
('6963',' The film ends with a still of Incitatus running away, rather than the   closeup of Caligulas dead face. The new theme runs over the credits.'),
('6964',' The British DVD (running approx. 90 minutes) appears to be the same as the  old American R'),
('6965','rated version. It contains several shots not included in the  "complete, unedited and unrated"'),
('6966','US DVD.'),
('6967',' The German VHS and DVD'),
('6968','release by Eurovideo has been cut by about 8 minutes.'),
('6969',' While the Italian version was thought to be the most complete cut of the film  available, an even longer version was released on DVD in Germany in 2004.  This cut contains over 20 minutes extra footage.'),
('6970',' The British Board of Film Classification granted an 18 certificate to  Caligola: La storia mai raccontata for theatrical release in 1984 in a  version that had been pre'),
('6971','cut by the distributors to remove 14 minutes of  footage. The Board, however, refused to give the same version of the film an  18 video.'),
('6972',' In 2000, Soft Touch Video released an "unrated" version on VHS and DVD.   Although the film is Unrated, it is not the full UNCUT version.  All of the  hardcore sex scenes have been noticeably cut, and the scene where a woman  pleasures a horse has been completely removed.'),
('6973',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 3 minutes 56 secs by the BBFC to  heavily edit much of the profanity and sexual dialogue during the phone  calls.'),
('6974',' 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.'),
('6975',' When King World purchased rights for this short (along with other non'),
('6976','MGM  "Our Gang" shorts), they decided to colorize this (along with approx. 5  others). Instead of just colorizing it, King World re'),
('6977','filmed them in  claymation, making the colorized version just a clay'),
('6978','mation re'),
('6979','make with the  same soundtrack.'),
('6980',' The "30th Anniversary Edition", released on video in 1997, features the  original sound mix as it was originally intended. Because of this, some sound  effects and fragments of dialogue previously nearly drowned out by music are  now heard distinctly. There is even a section'),
('6981','the comically disastrous, very  first meeting of Guenevere and Lancelot, in which we hear offscreen court  musicians playing on mandolins, whereas previously this scene was acted  without music.'),
('6982',' In the  "30th Anniversary Edition" of the film, the opening credits fade out  to a discordant, ominous musical note, as if anticipating something tragic  about to happen. This is not the case  on any other release of "Camelot",  including the theatrical releases AND the DVD, in which the orchestral  rendition of the song "Camelot" (as heard during the opening credits), fades  out softly and peacefully.'),
('6983',' The entire film was shot in digital except for the final shot, which was  filmed using the same Panavision camera featured in the movie. Director  David Cronenberg (qv) assumed that audiences would easily be able to tell  the difference, but as it turns out, most of the people in the premiere  audience didnt notice the switch. For subsequent screenings, Cronenberg  added music to the shot to give it additional emphasis, although audiences  still had trouble.'),
('6984',' On 14 February 2002, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) broadcast the television  premiere of the film with a new score by Peter Vantine (qv), and a running  time of 70 minutes. Vantine won the privilege of providing the score from a  nationwide contest conducted by TCM, in which there were 375 entries. This  version can be seen as a special feature on the Warner Bros. Home Video DVD  for _Camille (1936)_ (qv), released in 2005.'),
('6985',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6986',' The version screened at the Bite The Mango Film Festival in September 2004  was considerably shorter than the directors cut, which features new and  extended scenes.'),
('6987',' The complete version has gore and other scenes not included in the U.S.  release.'),
('6988',' The new R1 DVD is incomplete and is missing three scenes and part of a fourth  (approx 2 min worth ).'),
('6989',' German rental tape is heavily cut in every bloody scene. Australian Tape and  Japanese laserdisc version are uncut'),
('6990',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('6991',' There is both an R'),
('6992','rated and an X'),
('6993','rated version. The R'),
('6994','rated version removes  a few seconds of the sex scene with Mercy Humppe following the carousel  sequence and tones down the suggestiveness of the "Princess and the Donkey"  sequence. The X'),
('6995','rated version contains all the footage cut for the R version.'),
('6996',' All scenes featuring Robin Williams were added to the film sometime after its  theatrical premiere, to capitalize on his success in the TV series "Mork &  Mindy"). According to British critic Barry Norman however it was Williams  growing fame that caused him to seek to have his scenes in this movie  removed.'),
('6997',' German version was cut by ca. 16 minutes to secure a "Not under 18" rating.'),
('6998',' UK theatrical version was edited by 1m 14sec to secure a PG rating.'),
('6999',' In order to receive a PG'),
('7000','13 rating a number of scenes where deleted  altogether from the final print. The missing scenes are: '),
('7001',' All of the scenes involving a character called the Crying Drunk Girl   (Jennifer Elise Cox) who is so drunk that she has subtitles for when she   speaks and she is the key to what is going on in movie. Her missing scenes   of dialogue are: '),
('7002',' After Preston and Denise talk with the Yearbook Girl, the Crying Drunk Girl   walks up to them and says, "Thush bezt weveram sisu gizem chext ear."   (subtitle translation: "This is the best party ever! Im gonna miss you guys   next year!) She group hugs them and walks away where Preston says, "Theres   one at every party." '),
('7003',' After Preston walks away from the Exchange Student at the backyard pool, the   Crying Drunk Girl walks over to the Exchange Student and says to him, "Idlik   tach yre enis!" (Id like to touch your penis!) '),
('7004',' When Kenny and Denise suddenly get locked in the upstairs bathroom and   scream "NOOOOO!!!" the tracking shot from the bathroom door leads down the   steps directly to the Crying Drunk Girl who somehow hears them and she says   "Yerd dum shelling yers chairs." (Did anyone hear that? Somebodys yelling   for help upstairs!) But since no one can understand her, no help comes to   Kenny or Denise. '),
('7005',' When Amanda is talking to the Stoned Guy and the Watermelon Guy about who   Preston is, the Crying Drunk Girl stumbles over to Amanda, leans on her   shoulder, and says: "Snow stun shy is shy sumber shess sing." (I know who   Preston Meyers is. I can give you his phone number, his address, anything.)   Unable to understand her, Amanda just shrugs her off and walks away. '),
('7006',' During the police raid, one of the cops is talking to the Crying Drunk Girl   on the front lawn of the house who asks her to stop crying and speak clearly   and she says, "I allred tdya, mnwans is mray hunds, ive at seveithg nolfok.   (But I already told you! My name is Mary Hampson and I live and 1781   Norfolk!) Unable to understand her, the cop puts in her in a police van with   Kennys two Homboys and others who include the Hippy Girl, the Headbanger   and others. '),
('7007',' Also deleted was the scene involving the Stoned Girl (Amber Benson) who is   glimpsed holding a banana as William walks through the kitchen to taste his   first beer. It takes place in between the scenes where Kenny hits on Ashley   and Jana where he sees her leaning against a dining room shelf and talks to   her, but all she says is "Okay" everything he says. Then another girl walks   in and thanks Kenny for finding her and says that Stephanie (the name of the   Stoned Girl) just took three thingies of herbal ecstasy is so out of it. The   girlfriend helps the Stoned Girl to her feet and they leave, leaving Kenny   alone and downbeat. '),
('7008',' Also deleted was the original opening which takes place in a bookstore the   day before the graduation where Preston is talking to Denise about his   desire for Amanda and his plans for going away to college. '),
('7009',' When Kenny and his two homeboys first arrive at the party, Kenny plays   around with a large sheepdog, named Mr. Tuxford, at the front door who   belongs to the Girl Whose Party It Is, who jumps onto Kenny licking his face   where he pushes the dog away who runs out the front door and the Girl runs   after him. '),
('7010',' There is more dialogue after when Kenny and Denise are released from the   upstairs bathroom where the Girl Whose Party It Is continues yelling at   Kenny and about the destruction they brought to her house as they are   walking down the stairs where the house is now completely deserted and   ransacked, and then the Girls dog runs into the house and she drops to one   knee and hugs the dog while Kenny takes this distraction to walk out and   follow Denise. '),
('7011',' A scene where the Watermelon Guy holds up a large watermelon and says "This   was in my freezer since September and Ive poured six bottles of vodka into   it and Ive been saving it for this time!" When all the guys around him grab   at it, the watermelon falls on the kitchen floor splattering. '),
('7012',' A scene in the "make'),
('7013','out room" where Mike Dexter enters looking for Amanda   in the basement lit with dim red light and he turns on the basement lights   revealing a dozen or more scantly clad boys and girls necking and shirtless   William is among them with one of the Groupies and another girl. William   gets up, puts on a blue band shirt, turns the lights back off and follows   Mike upstairs after saying he remembers what he was supposed to do tonight. '),
('7014',' During the raid when the Yearbook Girl tries getting her yearbook floating   on the swimming pool after William throws it in, she falls head first into   the pool. She climbs out and runs into a group of kids running from the cops   and falls back in the pool again. Then the Reminiscing Guy appears, pulls   her out with of the pool as her savior with her yearbook and they make their   getaway. '),
('7015',' More scenes with William and the Stoned Guy who put marijuana in the mini   dinosaur and inhales from the mouth and then gives it to William for a try. '),
('7016',' As Preston is walking away from the trash cans after throwing away his   letter to Amanda, he passes by a car where a girls leg is sticking out of a   window and the unmistakable sounds of lovemaking are heard from the car. '),
('7017',' An extended scene with Kenny and his two Homeboys in the convenience store   where they are talking while they are bringing their stuff to the cash   register to purchase. '),
('7018',' In the scene where the Hippy Girl is tasting a marijuana brownie with the   Hippy Guy, she tells him that hes supposed to melt the weed in with the   butter, not put it in the mix and then says: "these brownies suck!" and then   throws it in the direction of Denise. '),
('7019',' The final scene at the diner is expanded with a shot from the Yearbook Girl   and the Reminiscing Guy looking at some romance between them, the shot moves   to the next booths where they show the band of the bass player, drummer,   guitarist and lead singer trying to make sense about the night before, to   the Foreign Exchange Student and the Crying Drunk Girl having found each   other and both talking in incoherent, nonsense language and understanding   each other, to at least two other booths, including the Girl Whose Party it   was, before stopping at the booth with Mike Dexter and his jock friends. '),
('7020',' The final parts of where the characters are now were changed. The original   Kenny and Denise part originally read: Denise dumped Kenny later that day.   Denise went to NYU, where she found a whole bunch of people just like her.   Bored at it all, she dropped out and started shooting photo covers for   Rolling Stone Magazine. She currently directed the latest music video for   Wu'),
('7021','Tang Clan. '),
('7022',' The original Kenny bit read: Kenny went to UCLA and found a bunch of people   just like him. Unable to compete, he reinvented himself as an eco'),
('7023','conscious   vegan nudist. He currently lives with a cult in Northern California. '),
('7024',' Other character bios read: Williams friends, Geoff Piccirilli and Murphy   Pelan, did not go to college. They created a comic book called Citizen X   about a man with no identity, no Social Security number, nothing, who uses   his anonymity to infiltrate numerous conspiracies involving the government,   aliens, and the abduction and subsequent probing of them and other innocent   people by extraterrestrials. They are currently dating no one. '),
('7025',' Another character quote reads: Amandas cousin, Ron, is currently in prison. '),
('7026',' The Girl Whose Party It Is was also featured and it reads: The Girl Whose   Party It Was, Molly Stinson, dropped out of college her freshman year to   work as an intern for her role model, Martha Stewart. Three months later,   she was hospitalized for a nervous breakdown. She is currently working as a   librarian. '),
('7027',' The Crying Drunk Girls character read: The Crying Drunk Girl, Mary Hampson,   attended college for nearly two years, then dropped out to become a tour   guide at the White House, a job she still holds. Her favorite times at work   is leading groups of school children in an enthusiastic rendition of the   Pledge of Allegiance.'),
('7028',' Upon being released on Illinois Cable, the word "F*ck" was removed from  scenes.'),
('7029',' The US video version is five minutes shorter with the more explicit sex and  nudity removed.'),
('7030',' Although the versions shown on Channel 4 TV and released on UK VHS video were  completely uncut all DVD releases (including the 2006 Collectors Edition)  feature the pre'),
('7031','cut R'),
('7032','rated US print. This version edits the killing of the  psychiatrist by Candyman and shortens scenes of blood spurting towards  Helens face. The Turkish Region 2 release on the Tiglon label is the full  uncut version.'),
('7033',' Unrated workprints (bootlegs) of Candyman also contain a more graphic beating  of Virginia Madsens character Helen in the toilets by the black youths who  enter into the toilet and who kick her several times on the floor while she  bleeds profusely from the head wound inflicted from the blow by the hook of  the main youth. This is cut in all regular prints'),
('7034',' European version was cut by 12 minutes, the region 2 DVD restored it to 94  minutes from the original 86 minute version'),
('7035',' German VHS'),
('7036','Tape rated "not under 18" is fully uncut, including a different  much gorier vesion of the psychologist death than the R'),
('7037','Rated Cut.'),
('7038',' Originally shot in 1974 under the title Luomo e il bambino, this film was  shelved when one of the film financial backers died and ownership of the  picture became entangled in bankruptcy proceedings before post'),
('7039','production had  been completed, which prevented its theatrical release. The film sat on a  shelf for almost 25 years until actress Lea Lander rescued it from oblivion  by helping finance a DVD release: a new short prologue was shot, according to  Bavas original script, and editing and scoring were completed using existing  available materials.  In 2002 producer Alfredo Leone and director Lamberto  Bava (Marios son), allegedly dissatisfied with the DVD edit, produced a new  restored version of the film.  Lamberto Bava and his son Roy shot additional  footage and original composer Stelvio Cipriani created a new complete musical  score (though the DVD release employed some of Ciprianis cues and themes,  the film was never properly scored in 1974).  This restored version, produced  by Kismet Entertainment Group and retitled "Kidnapped", premiered  theatrically in the US on May 31, 2002 as part of a Mario Bava retrospective  at the American Cinematheques Egyptian Theater in Hollywood'),
('7040',' A scene where the dogcatcher is sleeping with a gun at the pound has been  deleted.'),
('7041',' The version passed for video by the BBFC in November 2000 was pre'),
('7042','cut by  around 7 minutes by the distributors before submission. The BBFC then cut a  further 6 seconds to remove a brief scene of a muskrat falling from a jeep,  bringing the overall running time down to 83 minutes.'),
('7043',' Various restored and uncut German versions were released in Austria by  different firms (the first on was JPV video) and distributed in videostores  all over Austria to rent or buy.'),
('7044',' The German Blood Edition DVD release is fully uncut but only has a german  language track on it. This DVD is named Make Them Die Slowly.'),
('7045',' The Grindhouse DVD is uncut and runs approx 93 minutes.'),
('7046',' The UK DVD distibuted by Vipco is the cut version, running 83 minutes,  removing most of the gore footage. All elements of actual cannibalism ie:'),
('7047','  the cannibals picking at the dead bodies '),
('7048',' are removed, and when Zora Kerowa  is killed, this edited version plays as though she has dissapeared, never  once showing either the actual event of the aftermath of the famous "hooks  through the breasts" death. All but one of the animal deaths are missing, and  the death of the pig appears trimmed. Also cut, amongst others, is John  Morghens arm being lopped off, the 2 castration scenes, and John Morghen  removing a natives eye with a knife.'),
('7049',' Several scenes of cruelty to animals were cut by the New Zealand censors.'),
('7050',' Theatrical version featured a "violence warning" gimmick, i.e. a horn sound  played before violent sequences. A bell rang to indicate the end of the  violent scenes. Video version lacks both audio warnings.'),
('7051',' The Grindhouse Releasing re'),
('7052','release, as well as the 2005 DVD, features a  scrolling warning before the film from the company stating that the film is  uncut and uncensored and while they do not support the "artistic decisions"  of the film, they do support free speech. It also plays part of Riz  Ortolanis music score in the background.'),
('7053',' The Japanesese Laser Disc is uncut at 95 minutes, but is optically censored.'),
('7054',' The 2'),
('7055','disc release from in Australia from Siren Visual Entertainment is  uncut, including the full Last Road to Hell sequence. This release is an  exact copy of the USA release from Grindhouse Releasing.'),
('7056',' The USA Grindhouse releases (the Limited Collectors Edition and the Deluxe  Edition) are both uncut at 96 minutes. These versions include The Last Road  to Hell sequence completely intact. The only other releases with the Last  Road to Hell segment intact is the EC Entertainment Limited 2'),
('7057','disc Ultrabit  edition and the Deluxe Collectors Edition from Siren Visual Entertainment.'),
('7058',' The EC Entertainment Deluxe Collectors Edition (single disc) is uncut and  runs at 94 minutes, but is missing five seconds of the Last Road to Hell  sequence. The EC Entertainment 2'),
('7059','disc Ultrabit Limited Edition is also uncut  and includes the complete Last Road to Hell sequence.'),
('7060',' The 2'),
('7061','disc French Collectors Edition from Opening Distribution is uncut, but  is also missing several seconds from The Last Road to Hell.'),
('7062',' The Australian DVD, released by Siren Visual Entertainment in 2005, is the  same version as the US Deluxe Collectors Edition 2'),
('7063','disc released by  Grindhouse. The film is the complete and uncut 96 minute version, is coded  Region 0, and is in PAL format. The DVD also contains the complete Last Road  To Hell sequence.'),
('7064',' German video release "Cannibal Holocaust" from the label Astro was uncut, but  was banned in 2000. The old first release with the title "Nackt und  zerflischt" (Naked and Mangled) was heavily cut and is still available.'),
('7065',' The film became one of the most notorious video nasties and was unavailable  in the UK for many years. The current version from VIPCO (VHS and DVD), rated  18, is heavily cut by 5 minutes 44 secs by the BBFC and removes all footage  of genuine animal killings and mutilation, as well as editing the rape scenes  and the infamous torture scene with the spiked mud'),
('7066','ball.'),
('7067',' The Professional Cine Media Laserdisc is also uncut at a running time at  almost 92 min (PAL) from Holland.'),
('7068',' For some reason, the video version dubs over some of the language heard in  the big screen and pay channel versions.  For example, when Bert Convay asks  Peter Fonda what he wants, Fonda answers "Your ass" in the original, but is  heard to say "Youre asking me?" on the video version.'),
('7069',' A 1981 laserdisc version from CBS/Fox replaces strong language with "tamer  versions" of the words (darn for damn, heck for hell, etc.), although all  later laserdisc reissues have the unedited film as does the 1997 HBO VHS.'),
('7070',' UK theatrical version was cut to secure an A rating. In 2004 these cuts were  waived and the film was passed uncut with a 12 rating.'),
('7071',' The original UK version runs 124 minutes. For the USA release, the film was  re'),
('7072','edited to 95'),
('7073','minutes and new footage starring Kim Hunter (I) (qv)  inserted: '),
('7074',' A scene between Bob (Sergeant John Sweet (qv)) and his new bride   Kim Hunter (I) (qv) on the Rockefeller Center introduces the story which   he then tells in flashback. '),
('7075',' The idyllic scenes with the boys river battle and much of the hunt for the   glue'),
('7076','man is cut with addition scenes or commentary by Bob added to cover the   gaps. '),
('7077',' There is an additional epilogue with Bob and his girl at the tea'),
('7078','rooms in   Canterbury.'),
('7079',' Originally released as a 6'),
('7080','reel feature. Current video releases have been  shortened to 39 minutes.'),
('7081',' Most versions are missing an explicit nude scene by Susan Blakely (qv).'),
('7082',' Les caprices dune souris is a softcore version of hardcore flick Tout fait  jouir Barbara (released in France Sept. 15, 1982)'),
('7083',' Prior to the video release, a pirated copy of Captain America was available  which had three extra scenes not included in the final cut: '),
('7084',' There is additional dialogue between Steve Rogers and Bernie at the docks   before Steve is sent off on his secret mission. '),
('7085',' After Captain America parachutes down into Nazi territory, he lands in the   forest and is met by two Ally spies, a male and a female, who proceed to   show him the way to the enemy base. They are ambushed by Nazis, who kill the   two spies before Cap finishes them all off. Cap then holds the dying female   spy in his arms and is reminded of his girlfriend, Bernie, back in the   United States. '),
('7086',' There is an additional scene which explores the character of the Red Skull   more, and it attempts to make him look much more like a tragic figure,   haunted by his painful past. In the 1990s, as Steve Rogers is reviewing the   deaths of Martin Luther King and John Kennedy and realizing that the Red   Skull is to blame, the Red Skull is shown weeping over the piano seen at the   end of the film, re'),
('7087','living the visitation of the Italian army storming into   his house, shooting his family, and kidnapping him for their experiments.   This scene shows that the Red Skull genuinely hates who he has become.'),
('7088',' Originally released at 119 minutes, Warner Bros. cut 25 minutes worth of  footage from the film for its theatrical reissue in 1951, in order that it  could fit onto a double bill with _Sea Hawk, The (1940)_ (qv), also trimmed  for the same reason. All video issues used the 95 minute reissue print but it  has been restored to its original length for DVD in 2005.'),
('7089',' Latest video version in Sweden (1999) runs full length. Copies shown in  cinemas (at least since the mid 60s), TV or even early video copies runs  aprox. 90 minutes.'),
('7090',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7091',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7092',' The Roan Group DVD version, which comes from an excellent print, is sadly  missing one of the best scenes in the film.  In the scene Charles Laughton  has trouble dressing for dinner on the ship, he is chastised for his hair'),
('7093','do  by his valet, and then gets confused with his manners during dinner.  We also  learn a little more about Randolph Scotts character in this delightful  scene.  It can be found on the Australian VHS release from Force Video.'),
('7094',' In 2005, Turner Entertainment Co. copyrighted an 87'),
('7095','minute version with a new  musical score composed by Philip Carli (qv).'),
('7096',' TV movie edited from several episodes of  _"Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons" (1967)_ (qv) with a new opening  sequence, new special effects, and an altered ending to one of the episode  segments that implies that the entire series was a dream.'),
('7097',' Some prints of "The Captains Paradise" run 77 minutes.'),
('7098',' The 1990 UK video release (as "Blood Ransom") was cut by 1 min 9 secs by the  BBFC to heavily edit a scene where a woman is forcibly tied and raped by two  guards. The 2002 DVD release (as "Fair Trade") featured the same cut print.'),
('7099',' Much of the gore has been edited out to get an R'),
('7100','rating in the United States  and also for the UK release. The Spanish release is uncut.'),
('7101',' The first cut of the film, which was released in Spain, contains hardly any  gore and was more of a straight'),
('7102','up thriller. Most of the gore scenes were  re'),
('7103','shot and added for the US and UK releases. Scenes that only appear in the  original (Spain) version: '),
('7104',' After Jennifer escapes it shows a shotgun on the floor along with a blasted   door '),
('7105',' Also after she escapes theres a scene that shows people wondering how she   got out '),
('7106',' Theres more investigating and police work with the two male cops and   theres a also a female cop who doesnt appear in the other version '),
('7107',' Ben has an extra scene at a restaurant and more overall screen time Scenes   that were added to the second (US/UK) version: '),
('7108',' The acid shower scene '),
('7109',' The flashback scenes with Gary and Ben as kids '),
('7110',' The blender scene '),
('7111',' The tooth'),
('7112','pulling scene '),
('7113',' Jennifer being abducted at the nightclub '),
('7114',' All of the dog scenes '),
('7115',' The scene where Jennifer is on her cell phone '),
('7116',' Jennifer and Gary fighting over the gun '),
('7117',' Jennifer shoots Gary an extra time (in his crotch) '),
('7118',' The videotape of the woman in the acid trap '),
('7119',' The scenes that show some of the aftermaths of the other victims'),
('7120',' The TV network version has all of the raunchy scenes, including the ones with  the drag queen Lindy, cut and many more added which include: '),
('7121',' Hippo first arriving at the car wash and parking his moped in the back lot   where he meets Chuco, the Latino worker, getting off a flatboard truck that   he is riding in with other Latinos going to work and they whistle at two   women passing by. '),
('7122',' The first scene with Slide ariving and parking his blue Cadillac down the   streen, saying "Hi" to T.C. combing his huge afro hairstyle in front of a   store window, and putting an LAPD Out of Order cover on the parking meter   rather than paying for it. (This explains Slides arrest later in the movie   for 37 parking tickets.) '),
('7123',' The first scene in the locker room has Lonnie, Hippo and Chuco getting into   their work clothes while listing to the radio about a bombing by the Mad Pop   Bottle Bomber, and Charlie walks in coughing and Hippo comments on Charlies   cough. '),
('7124',' Snapper arriving for work and meeting Earl a.k.a.: Mr. Clean getting out his   car and removing a polisher from the trunk. '),
('7125',' A scene at Big Joes Dog House next door to the car wash with Joe (Danny   DeVito) arguing with Terry (Brooke Adams) about her looking at another guy   while parked at a stoplight on their way to work. '),
('7126',' Another scene at Big Joes with Joe aruguing with Terry about the work they   do while planing breakfast for the first customers. '),
('7127',' The montage of washing cars has some scenes with Marsha putting on more   makeup and hairspray in place of the shots of Irwin smoking pot in the mens   room and Goody walking in on him. '),
('7128',' The scene where Earl talks to the Oldsmobile owner is extended with Earl   offering to polish the mans car and offers $18.50 for the job which will   last four hours, and the car owner finally agrees. '),
('7129',' A scene where Irwin sees a plate danish pastries and takes one which his   father Mr. B, tense and worried about everything, takes it away and chases   him away.  While Mr. B is talking to Marsha about an obituarry of a friend   dying, Irwin returns and takes the entire plate of danish away to the   pinball room to eat them. '),
('7130',' A shot of the hooker in the ladies room looking at her self in another   fashion with a brunette wig, she decides she does not like it and begins   changing into another fashion. '),
('7131',' A scene at Big Joes where Terry is talking to two policemen about her and   Joe seeing the movie "Carrie" the other night, the mailman Barney arriving   with Joes mail, and Joe telling the policemen that the coffee they are   drinking is 70 cents with their dounuts.  One cop balks saying that Terry   gives them coffee for free.  Terry is somewhat embarrased and Joe angrilly   sweezes a jelly dounut so hard that the jelly splurts out. '),
('7132',' More dialouge between the Hysterical Woman outside the ladies room while   Scruggs gets her ill son a bucket for him to throw up in. '),
('7133',' While Marsha is chating with Lindy outside the ladies room, Terry is   handling a customer, and Joe delivers Mr. Bs lunch where he asks Joe if the   meat is lean. '),
('7134',' The first scene of the litharo Kenny is at Big Joes where he pays Terry for   his coffee and kisses her hand much to her shock, Joe sees this and angrilly   storms out of the place with Terry following after him. (They are seen in   the background by Marsha as she eyes Kenny aproaching her.) '),
('7135',' Terry arriving back at the hamburger stand in tears where she is comforted   by Maureen the hooker who tells her about her troubles with a man named Joe   too. '),
('7136',' A scene which comes after T.C. pushes Terry away from the phone booth for   him to call and win the radio contest, Terry enters the phone booth after   T.C. leaves and calls her mother and asks if Joe is there with her. '),
('7137',' A scene where Terry is closing down Big Joes for the day, Joe returns and   as Maureen the hooker watches, he and Terry kiss and make up. '),
('7138',' Marshas storyline ends on a more downbeat note as while waiting for Kenny   to pick her up, she says goodbye to Chuco as he board the same flatboard   truck with the other Latino workers heading for home, Kenny arrives with his   date, a more attractive woman, as well his obnoxious friend Benny as   Marshas date.  Marsha is crushed but has no choice but to accompany them   for their evening out. '),
('7139',' More dialogue between Justin and Snapper, his grandfather, while they are   waiting for the bus where Loretta arrives and Justin says hi to her before   going back to Snapper and tells him that hes going to get a ride with her.'),
('7140',' The ABC TV version of this film was heavily edited for violent content. In  particular, the scene where the Car goes into a barrel roll over the two  oncoming police cars was totally removed, leaving the first time viewer with  a major continuity problem. Other parts removed included the quick scene  where the hitchhiker is shown being thrown through the air after being hit by  the Car and later on, the Car blasting through the front window of the house  is slightly altered.'),
('7141',' The ABC edited for TV version of this film includes some additional scenes to  pad out the movie due to needed commercial breaks. The aforementioned  additional scenes were during the cemetery standoff between the school band  and the Car. The part where Lauren is insulting and taunting the Car is  longer and there is a short dialog between her and her friend Margie planning  on how one of them will run out and escape to call for help. These are not on  the official 1999 DVD/VHS release.'),
('7142',' New footage was shot for US release.'),
('7143',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7144',' Some television prints of this movie are in black and white. The print  currently (2005) being shown on Turner Classic Movies is in black and white.'),
('7145',' The original version featured actual people being run over and splattered,  and was banned in the UK. It was eventually released after the programmers  changed the pedestrians into zombies. In Germany, another different version  was released, with pedestrians replaced by robots.'),
('7146',' In addition to the pedestrians being changed to zombies for the UK version,  the intro cinematic was altered. Several shots were removed or changed,  including a woman who is seen running for her life, a cat jumping over a  wall, and the race official with the flag was recoloured to a green  "zombie'),
('7147','like" colour.'),
('7148',' The game was later re'),
('7149','released uncut in the UK, with an 18 certificate.'),
('7150',' The Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color versions replace pedestrians with zombies.'),
('7151',' Dapon "Super X Video" version (BETA PAL) runs 58m.'),
('7152',' Reissued in 1991 with one changed scene, adding actress Tonisha Mills.'),
('7153',' In some more "family friendly" arcades there is bloodless and gore'),
('7154','free  version. And one boss fight were you gun down a giant mutant baby was  replaced with a teddy bear monster.'),
('7155',' When originally released in 1962, the distributors cut four minutes from the  film making it only 80 minutes long. When the film was rereleased in 1989,  the filmmakers restored the four minutes and 84 minutes is the official,  complete running time.'),
('7156',' The Criterion DVD contains both the 78'),
('7157','minute Theatrical Version and the  83'),
('7158','minute Directors Cut.'),
('7159',' Available in a computer'),
('7160','colorized edition.'),
('7161',' There are at least three different versions to be found on video/Digital  Video Disk. First is the 84 minute directors cut which includes an extended  conversation in the organ factory, a scene between Mary and a gas station  attendant shortly after her first seeing the man,an extension of the scene  where Mary first goes to the church, an extended dream/otherworld scene, and  a scene between the landlady and the doctor shortly before Mary leaves to go  back home. This is the version that Herk Harvey (qv) premiered in Lawrence  Kansas in 1962. The 81 minute version contains all of these scenes, except  the extended scene in the organ factory, and a few short shots. This is the  version that Herts'),
('7162','Lion released in 1962. Then there is the 75 minute version  which contains none of the extended scenes or other additional scenes.'),
('7163',' In 2004, Legend Films presented a digitally remastered high definition  version of the film that was colorized. This DVD release also features audio  commentary by comic Michael J. Nelson (qv). The audio commentary is  available on both versions of the film.'),
('7164',' When originally released in 1962, the distributors cut four minutes from the  film making it only 80 minutes long. When the film was rereleased in 1989,  the filmmakers restored the four minutes and 84 minutes is the official,  complete running time. The Criterion DVD contains both the 78'),
('7165','minute  Theatrical Version and the 83'),
('7166','minute Directors Cut.'),
('7167',' Simultaneously shot in two versions; the German language version, Rummelplatz  der Liebe (1954), stars Curt Jürgens, Eva Bartok and Bernhard Wicki.'),
('7168',' Available in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('7169',' The 2004 DVD version contain the deleted "flophouse" scene never seen by the  audience in the US. This sequence was removed at the film release due to the  political state of affairs in the US during this era. Chapter 16 contains  that scene.'),
('7170',' Network TV version opens with a alternate pan across the girls locker room  with most girls wearing at least bras and panties. Nancy Allen is still naked  but covers herself with a towel. There is still some cropping and a dissolve  mid'),
('7171','scene to cover up some background nudity. This version of the shower  scene was probably shot in case they decided to aim for a PG rating instead  of an R. Most bad language, especially the scene with John Travolta and Nancy  Allen arguing while he is driving is re'),
('7172','looped to remove bad language.  However, alternate, no profanity takes are used when Travolta and Allen are  stopped in a parking lot just before the oral sex scene (which of course is  deleted)'),
('7173',' The documentary Acting Carrie on Carrie Special Edition DVD shows still  frames from a scene where Carrie as a little girl talks to a neighbour who is  sunbathing in a bikini. Carries Mum Shouts at her and Carrie makes stones  rain on the house. This ties in with the stones falling through the house at  the end of the film. However, the exterior shot was changed to burning the  house due to budgetary reasons.'),
('7174',' Even though the version shown on TBS is censored, the "Carrie White eats  shit" graffiti is visible in the gym when Miss Collins lectures the girls who  humiliated Carrie.'),
('7175',' On the TNT and TBS versions that are shown from 9:00 a.m. '),
('7176',' 7:00 p.m.   everything is cut. Most of the knives that impale Margret are not shown even  flying through the air. The only shot of contact with a knife and flesh is  the first knife that stabs her hand making her drop her knife, the shot of  Margret droping the knife is not shown.'),
('7177',' Back when the film was first released, Miss Collins said that the girls did a  "really shitty thing the other day". On newer versions of the film its a  "really shitty thing yesterday". This must have been done when the filmmakers  realized the scene took place the very next day after the opening shower  incident and Betty Buckley obviously had to re'),
('7178','dub it. The dub is even  noticible on the DVD.'),
('7179',' The original cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove the word prick  and some sexual innuendos including "Something important has come up"  (followed by "Wont it keep"). The latter line has been restored to video/DVD  releases though other cuts may no longer survive.'),
('7180',' The original UK cinema release was cut to reduce some footage of topless  nudity in order for the film to receive an A (PG) certificate. Video and  DVD releases are restored and uncut.'),
('7181',' Some sexual innuendos, including mild references to erections and the line  "shes been showing me how to stick my pole up" were cut by the BBFC for the  UK cinema version. All original cuts have been restored since.'),
('7182',' To avoid a UK AA certificate (thus excluding anyone under 14 years old) the  film was cut by the BBFC to heavily reduce the topless nudity in the  Trousers and nothing else scene, and to replace Patrick Mowers line of I  know a Fokker when I see one to Bristols usually come in pairs. The 1987  video release featured the same cut cinema print, though for the 2001 VCI DVD  the cuts were fully restored. The later 2003 Special Edition release featured  both versions of the film.'),
('7183',' Two versions of the plane recognition scene exist. On the 2001 VCI/Cinema  Club DVD, Patrick Mowers ad lib "No, but I know a Fokker when I see one" is  used. This was removed prior to the films theatrical release in favour of a  different take featuring the scripted response "well, Bristols usually come  in pairs" in order to get to get a lower certificate. The Bristols version is  the one used on BBC TV and the later 2003 Special Edition DVD release  included both versions.'),
('7184',' The trousers and nothing else scene was hastily re'),
('7185','edited before the films  original release to get rid of all but the barest glimpse of topless nudity  and thus avoid an AA certificate. The 1987 Futurevision video featured the  same cut print though the 2001 DVD release by VCI/Cinema Club reinstated the  original footage and the 2003 Special Edition DVD included both versions.'),
('7186',' As with many of the Carry On films the cinema version was cut by the BBFC to  receive an A (PG) certificate. Some dialogue was replaced, including knee  trembler (which was changed to snogging) and the fight between Hope and  Dawn was reduced to remove shots of Hope attempting to pull Dawns underwear  off. The latter scene was fully restored in later video/DVD releases.'),
('7187',' The scene in the barn where Sidney James has a rough and ready encounter with  Margaret Nolan is often trimmed for television screenings.'),
('7188',' Some prints have completely different music over the title sequence,  particularly as the alternative titles appear on the screen.'),
('7189',' The UK version features Jeremy Clarkson (qv) as the voice of Harv instead  of Jeremy Piven (qv).'),
('7190',' The international versions have some English text replaced by text in the  local language. For the DVD it becomes the language that you choose upon  inserting the disc. The replaced text includes for instance Docs newspaper  clippings, the "Closed" signs in Los Angeles and the "Lead lap" text during  the last race.'),
('7191',' US version, titled _The Cars that Ate People (1974)_ (qv) was shortened to 74  minutes by the distributor; in this version star Terry Camilleris voice is  dubbed. The film was finally reissued in the USA at complete length in 1984.'),
('7192',' USA VHS/DVD version runs 99 minutes: Spain and USA LaserDisc run 106 (mostly  longer rape and sex scenes)'),
('7193',' The Australian release is missing a rape/murder sequence.'),
('7194',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7195',' When Popeye looks for an idea of what to draw in his cartoon, he comes across  a Mona Lisa painting that shows a blackfaced woman. In the colorized version,  the blackfaced woman is shown as a white woman with big lips.  When Popeye  uses a fan dancer named Dipsy Glee from a poster as an idea for his cartoon,  he quickly draws it, then wolf whistles at it. In the original black and  white version, a human hand goes to stamp the words "CENSORED" on Popeyes  drawing. The colorized version edits out the hand, making it seem as if the  words "CENSORED" appeared out of nowhere.'),
('7196',' The original UK video release (as "Ghosthouse II") was cut by 21 secs by the  BBFC to remove a shot of blood spurting from a slashed neck, plus heavily  editing the nudity during the orgy scene. The 2001 DVD release (as  "Witchcraft") restores the violence from the opening sequence but also uses a  slow'),
('7197','motion effect to remove the nudity from the orgy. As the BBFC state that  they made no cuts to the film it would appear to have been pre'),
('7198','edited before  submission.'),
('7199',' The Anchor Bay release titled "A Blade in the Dark" is the complete, uncut  version of the film, containing all the violence and gore.'),
('7200',' The 2001 UK release is 13.5 mins longer than previous version. The BBFC site  says that 2mins of cuts have been restored and the rest is additional  material'),
('7201',' The 18'),
('7202','rated UK release of this film in 1987 was cut by 1 minute and 50  seconds by the BBFC.'),
('7203',' To capitalize on the success of _Exorcist, The (1973)_ (qv) some new footage  was shot featuring Elke Sommer and Robert Alda, as a priest, that involved  Lisas being possessed by a demon.  The original cut of  _Lisa e il diavolo (1972)_ (qv) was edited and used as flashback material to  surround the possession theme. This resulting version was released in 1975 as  "House of Exorcism."'),
('7204',' The original ending of Lisa and the Devil has Lisa boarding an airplane to go  back home to America when she falls asleep and wakes up a litle later only to  discover that the plane strangely deserted. She ventures to the front and  discovers the bodies of the Countess, Max and others she encountered the  previous night. Lisa runs to the cockpit and finds Leandro the Devil flying  the plane who pushes her back to the floor where she transforms into a  maniquin of his lost love.	The ending of House of Exorcism has Father Michael  venturing to the abandoned mansion and trying to perform an exorcism to  eradicate the demonic spirits within to save the possessed Lisa at the  hospital when, in flash of light, a fierce wind, and an explosion, the house  is apparently cleansed.'),
('7205',' Some VHS releases include a scene in the very beginning showing a woman  getting kidnapped and then brutally tortured to death'),
('7206',' House On The Edge Of The Park has finally got a UK video certificate.  It  required a staggering 11 minutes and 42 seconds of cuts.'),
('7207',' The USA Media'),
('7208','Blasters release is completely uncut at 91 minutes.'),
('7209',' In 1987 a specially re'),
('7210','edited version prepared by Joao Luiz Albuquerque was  shown at the Rio Film Festival. This version had the ending changed (Ingrid  Bergman does not take the plane and goes back in Bogeys arms).'),
('7211',' Fans should check out the original theatrical trailer, which is included on  the DVD release. It features alternate takes of numerous scenes featuring  Bogart, Bergman, Greenstreet and Henreid.  Most notable is a sequence showing  Rick saying, "You asked for this, Colonel" before shooting Strasser '),
('7212',' a line  of dialogue NOT in the final film.'),
('7213',' In the Italian version, the sequence where the Italian Officer Tonnelli meets  Strasser is cut.'),
('7214',' At the time of release, the film was banned in Germany because the story was  considered to be anti'),
('7215','Nazi propaganda by the wartime censors. After the end  of World War II, the picture was finally released in Germany but with around  20 minutes of footage cut (all scenes with Major Strasser and all references  to Nazism). Other scenes were dubbed so that they had a totally different  meaning (Victor Laszlo became Victor Larsen, an atomic physicist). In the 70s  the film was redubbed by the ZDF, this time in its uncut form.'),
('7216',' A colorized version was shown on Australian TV.'),
('7217',' The initial US television broadcast had the nude scenes edited out. The  unedited version aired in Europe and is available in the US as an unrated  video.'),
('7218',' Some TV versions cut the scene where Jerrys face is made black with the  smoke of a cigar and is forced to dance by Tom holding a lighter under the  plate he stands on.'),
('7219',' The version shown on PBS was slightly trimmed from the original.'),
('7220',' Hardcore and softcore versions were made'),
('7221',' 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.'),
('7222',' The version shown in Swedish cinemas in 1996 removed 43 meters of footage  (the vice torture and baseball beatings).'),
('7223',' There are two network television versions: the original 3'),
('7224','hour theatrical cut  minus objectionable footage, and a re'),
('7225','edited 140 minute version put together  under sole supervision of original director Martin Scorsese.'),
('7226',' Contemporary reviews of this film mention an opening sequence that spoofs the  Bond films "gunbarrel" opening, only instead of us hearing a gunshot, we  hear a popping cork. Perhaps it was thought to be too similar to the opening  of the regular Bond films, because TV and video prints instead use a short  Peter Sellers sequence from the middle of the film as the "teaser."'),
('7227',' The R1 DVD version now has the MGM logo at the begining instead of the  columbia logo like in all other prints'),
('7228',' According to the book, The Bond Files, the film was never shown with anything  other than the Peter Sellers in Paris opening sequence. Its possible the  gunbarrel parody if filmed was removed before general release.'),
('7229',' A short version of "Casino Royale" is regularly shown on Swiss television.  This cut, approx. 93 minutes long, is reformatted in 1.85/1 ratio. In this  shorter version, many scene have been cut, like the car chase between David  Niven and the girls. The scene between Peter Sellers and Ursula Andress has  been shortened. The "look of love" part is not in this version, like the  "dreaming scene" when Peter dreams that he makes love to Ursula. In the  Berlin sequence too, the version of "Whats New Pussycat?" that the  protagonist hears when they open the sewer is different.'),
('7230',' In the featurette "Psychedelic Cinema" (on the DVD and possibly made for TV),  Val Guest mentions that because Peter Sellers was "unavailable" for the  ending cloud scene, the producers made a giant cutout picture of him and put  it in the back; later prints replaced this with recycled video footage of  Sellers, altered to have the same look as the rest of the scene.'),
('7231',' The US DVD is the precut PG'),
('7232','13 version. Some of the fight scenes have been  edited. The UK version contains the uncut fight scenes, but have edits in the  torture scene. Other release like the region 3, Scandinavian region 2 and  Australia region 4 release are completely uncut and contains the fights and  torture scene in its entirety.'),
('7233',' US version is cut in the stairwell fight scene to secure a PG'),
('7234','13 rating.  Removed was Obannos henchmen hitting the ground or Obanno crashing into the  glass window. Additionally the struggle at the bottom of the stairwell was  shortened.'),
('7235',' SPOILER: The 1980s American video version deletes all the carnage during the  final sequence, when half of the train goes onto the bridge, which collapses  under it. This version shows the train itself, crashing to the ground, but  removes the interior shots of passengers being killed, as well as shots of  bodies floating in the river in the aftermath, giving the impression that the  front half of the train was empty when it fell. This version also deletes the  scene with the song "Im Still On My Way", sung by the hippies, various  instances of cursing and other assorted shots which got the film its R rating  in 1976.'),
('7236',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7237',' Unrated directors cut version includes more explicit sex and gore footage.'),
('7238',' The 1996 UK video release was cut by 1 min 9 secs by the BBFC to remove shots  of mutilated female bodies, a womans breast being bitten, footage of a  womans body being sexually eaten, and a scene of a cat being dragged through  a hatch door.'),
('7239',' Although the game started out as a Sega Genesis title, the Master System  conversion was a completely different game created specifically for the 8'),
('7240','bit  console. The basic gameplay was virtually the same, but the level designs  were a little more complex. It was also noticeably harder.'),
('7241',' After some mixed sneak previews, distributor Miramax ordered some changes to  the films dialogue for the USA release and a new music score. Two noticeable  differences in the US version in respect to the Australian version: '),
('7242',' They call the rissoles meatloaf. '),
('7243',' Dales narration changes the line "Tracey was the only one in our house with   a tertiary education" to "Tracey was the only one in our house with a   college education".'),
('7244',' In the US version, the reference to the Australian TV show Hey Hey its  Saturday has been removed.'),
('7245',' In the Australian TV version, some expletives are censored awkwardly with  aircraft noise.'),
('7246',' Kino International distributed a video with the original 1927 musical setting  compiled by James Bradford and adapted and performed by Eric Beheim and "The  Cyrus West Players." It was produced by David Shepard using film materials  from the David Bradley collection, and copyrighted in 1997 by Film  Preservation Associates.  The running time was 82 minutes.'),
('7247',' The Anchor Bay DVD is the directors cut running 106 mins'),
('7248',' The unrated version adds 2 minutes of deleted footage.'),
('7249',' Every single DVD version of Cat Chaser has censored Kelly McGillis explicit  nude scene where she gets sodomized by a gun barrel.'),
('7250',' UK DVD release of is uncut. All previous cuts are waived by BBFC. However it  is missing part of the rape scene.'),
('7251',' The following scenes were trimmed to receive an MPAA rating of "R" rather  than an "X": '),
('7252',' A scene in which Mary is cornered by a thug in her bedroom, and is told to   strip down to nude.  After she does this, her captor penetrates her with the   barrell of his gun, then rubs it all over her body. '),
('7253',' The shower murder scene with the two fully nude males contains more graphic   violent footage.'),
('7254',' A rough cut of the film, running at 157 minutes, is said to exist in  Ferraras personal archives, and is sometimes lent out for theater screenings'),
('7255',' The Warner Bros 1986 video compilation "Elmer Fudds Comedy Capers" omits a  segment from the opening scene where the driver of a car throws the kitten  (in a sack) into the construction site. In this version we simply see  Pussyfoot emerging from the trash can.'),
('7256',' Syndicated TV version has a couple additional scenes AND an altered ending.   The alternate ending occurs when Oliver corners the panther that was Irena on  the bridge. In the theatrical version the Irena panther jumps off the bridge  and escapes. The panther kills a friend of Olivers to become human again and  hides out in Olivers shack. Oliver finds Irena there and they both agree to  make love one last time (knowing that shell become a panther again). The  last scene in the movie has Oliver petting and feeding the Irena panther in a  cage at the zoo. In the syndicated TV version it ends at the bridge when  Oliver shoots the Irena panther with a knock out dart and then cuts to the  scene when he feeds and pets the Irena panther at the zoo. This eliminated  the need to edit down the steamy last lovemaking scene. Another additional  scene in the syndicated version has Irena accidently scaring a bird in a cage  to death just by her presence.'),
('7257',' In the theatrical version, the song "Sunday Kind of Love" by Ella Fitzgerald  plays in the background during a dinner scene. In the syndicated television  version, the song "Faraway Places" by Bing Crosby plays.'),
('7258',' Rhino video version is 3'),
('7259','D'),
('7260',' An edited version was used as an episode for the horror anthology Night Train  to Terror'),
('7261',' In the French language version of the film, Frank teaches his high school  Spanish class instead of French.'),
('7262',' The theatrical release of this film is 98 minutes long. It was disowned by  director Dennis Hopper and is credited to Alan Smithee. The 116 minutes long  directors cut was released on cable television in the USA under the title  Backtrack. There also exists a 180 minutes long original cut which remains  unreleased.'),
('7263',' After the avant'),
('7264','premiere at Império cinema, in Lisbon, the official  censorship imposed one hundred and three cuts, corresponding to as many  scenes, in a total of 35'),
('7265','minute of the original 80'),
('7266','minute title. The censored  version was distributed commercially as Catem be (1965), in 1966. The cut  pieces were destroyed.'),
('7267',' Approx. 80 minutes were deleted from the US version by A&E compared to the  original German version which was shown in 2 parts a 90 minutes.'),
('7268',' German version was released to cinemas with a "Not under 12" rating. A few  days after its release the film was edited by the distributor to remove some  violence (for a younger and larger audience) and was re'),
('7269','submitted to the  German ratings board (FSK) which gave the cut version a "Not under 6" rating.  This version was also used for the DVD & video release. The uncut version is  currently not available in Germany.'),
('7270',' The DVD extras feature the original, alternate ending where Sophie instead  takes Mr. Tinkles to a pet hospital to be neutered, but the cats intercept  her and Tinkles makes his escape.'),
('7271',' Having been discarded by its distribution company, Universal Pictures, the  movie has only received one English'),
('7272','language video issue since it arrived in  theaters c. 1981: a UK release on Picture Time Video. This version is  truncated by 7 minutes; instead of the full 95'),
('7273','minute cut, the film runs only  88 minutes.'),
('7274',' Originally filmed in color and 3'),
('7275','D, the American theatrical prints are in  black and white and "flat".'),
('7276',' FX Network TV version includes one additional scene showing the real M.C.   Gusto breaking out of jail; in this scene you see M.C. Gusto and a white  inmate in a golf course and the white guy says dumb comments and subsequently  gets knocked out.'),
('7277',' There was a quick shot in earlier prints of the movie theater showing the  directors cut of "Patch Adams", where we see the sign advertising the  directors cut. This shot can still be seen on the intro to the DVD menu, and  in one of the trailers.'),
('7278',' One scene, where Vincent DOnofrio hangs on his piercings, masturbating over  the dead body of a woman, was not included in the US theatrical release, but  can be seen in the European one.'),
('7279',' The DVD release features a few deleted scenes: '),
('7280',' Two scenes featuring the girl in the water tank: one where she beats on the   glass in the dark, screaming randomly, and another where the water comes on   as she tries to eat, she counts to thirty, and screams when the water   doesnt shut off when she reaches thirty (this sceen was, in part, in a   version of the trailer) '),
('7281',' A scene where, shortly after arriving at the institute, Peter and his   partner talk by a statue (completely improvised, according to the directors   commentary) '),
('7282',' A previously unseen session with the child in the desert; the session is   interuppted by outside influence, and we see a green man speak for the   technicians and place the fabric over Lopezs eyes as she passes out   (immediately before the scene where one of the technicians says We have a   situation) '),
('7283',' An extended and modified version of the conversation between Lopez and   DOnofrio at the bathtub (where Carl is taking apart his first victim) '),
('7284',' A modified version of the initial strike on Carls house, involving a single   FBI agent running across the street, over the fence, and onto Carls lawn;   he sees Carl, unconsious on the floor in his kitchen, via mirror (followed   immediately by the initial infiltration) '),
('7285',' An incredibly long and slow pan across the ceiling of Carls room after the   long shot of the schoolyard at the very end of the movie '),
('7286',' The European version of the hanging sequence, complete with Carl finishing   the preparation of the body'),
('7287',' The Australian DVD from Roadshow contains the extended European version, with  Stargher masturbating in suspension over the bleached female victim. This  release was granted an R 18+ rating by the censorship board, whereas the  shorter version was rated MA 15+.'),
('7288',' There are two versions of the German dub: The West German (SWF) dub, titled  Cinderella 87, and the East German (DEFA) dub. The West German three'),
('7289','hour  dub was used for the four'),
('7290','part miniseries aired by SWF as well as a two'),
('7291','part  version that omits only the credits and recaps. The East German dub was used  for a heavily edited one'),
('7292','part, two'),
('7293','hour movie version. Both dubs are  available on DVD.'),
('7294',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7295',' The uncut version (released on Criterion disc) runs 140 minutes. When the  film appeared in the U.S. in the 1970s, it ran somewhere in the neighborhood  of 90 minutes.'),
('7296',' The U.S. version was distributed in two formats in 1960: as a full length  feature film, and in a serialized form designed for daily television airings.  The serial version ran in segments approximately 5 minutes long.'),
('7297',' This Czech film was updated by William Cayton a decade later with sequences  involving American boys in New York who looked sufficiently like the Czech  originals.'),
('7298',' A sound version was released with new footage of Guitry commenting on the  original silent footage.'),
('7299',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7300',' Although rated not under 18 German Video'),
('7301','Release was cut for violence. The  cuts are: '),
('7302',' a Terrorist burns longer and then falls down the wall '),
('7303',' Michael Dudikoff and the others walking besides him '),
('7304',' A hostage breaking a Terrorists neck '),
('7305',' Micheal Dudikoff killing the Bad Guy with the billiard coe'),
('7306',' UK version is cut by 1min 38sec.'),
('7307',' The Japanese video/DVD release is uncut by all lower frontal nudity is fuzzed  out.'),
('7308',' The UK version cuts out the scene where Paula strangled a forewoman in bed.  The scene faded to black right after she put her hands around her neck and  right after that the forewoman is shown dead.  The strangling scene is shown  uncut in the video version available in Asia and shown on US cable.'),
('7309',' The only uncut video version available in North America is the French  language dubbed version titled "Femmes enchaînées: Q.H.S. 3" distributed in  the province of Quebec, Canada.'),
('7310',' The 2004 US R'),
('7311','rated video release also removed the strangulation scene.'),
('7312',' The movie was renamed "Sword of the Ninja" for the U.S. Television version  shown and was drastically reedited by about ten minutes due to its graphic  violence (decapitations, gun play, etc.) It also features commercial  interludes that go into a silver portrait that would stop the film where the  commercial break would begin and then return to the film after the commercial  with the same interlude fading back into the film. This version of the film  has rarely been seen since the late 90s and has been shown its original 108  min. uncut version on cable networks since then.'),
('7313',' TV Version, Sword of the Ninja, was recut by the director and runs 97 m.'),
('7314',' Released directly to Japanese home video in 112 minute length.'),
('7315',' Produced as a TV series pilot, this film was determined to be too violent for  the small screen and given theatrical distribution instead. Added for this  release was an exploitation device called the "Fear Flasher/Horror Horn",  ostensibly to warn the audience of the "Four Supreme Fright Points" (although  it was not applied to the pictures most explicitly violent moment, the  climactic fate of the villain). This device was explained in an introductory  sequence narrated by _William Conrad (I)_(qv). Upon first showing on US  network television, both the device and its explanation were deleted, but in  subsequent syndication to local stations in the 1970s and 80s, some such  prints were seen.'),
('7316',' The Ultimate Edition DVD contains a version of the film with additional  footage of a never before seen character of Coffy Grier (played by Kaisha  Johnson). This character is reporter Kris Chandlers newspaper photographer  and is also having an affair with Nick Marshall (played by Steve Austin),  whos married to Denise (played by Roxanne Long).'),
('7317',' Rereleased in edited form with all sex scenes removed.'),
('7318',' Also available in a computer'),
('7319','colorized version.'),
('7320',' Early video versions featured the 87 min documentary. Later releases included  "Dinner With The Champions" which boosted the running time to 115 mins.'),
('7321',' Milestone Film and Video has issued a video with a music score by Bruce  Gaston (copyrighted in 1991) and performed by Fong Naam.  The running time is  69 minutes.'),
('7322',' 60 minute video version called On Borrowed Time'),
('7323',' There was an early review of the movie that contained a spoiler of the  ending. The ending that was originally used involved Ben Affleck (qv) and  Samuel L. Jackson (qv) getting into a fist fight that leads onto the  balcony. They talk about right and wrong and Affleck takes the file and tears  it up and the movie fades to credits. This ending was most likely cut because  test audiences did not like it. It will most likely appear on the DVD. Also a  small clip shown in the TV ads shows Affleck and Jackson fighting on the  balcony. This was part of the original ending which explains why it was cut.'),
('7324',' DVD deleted and extended scenes: '),
('7325',' Interview with potential employee Gordon Pinella. '),
('7326',' A scene featuring Doyles supervisor telling him he needs to "make a change"   or he was going to be fired. '),
('7327',' Extended confession scene in which Gavin verbally admits to his affair and   tells the priest that God is a joke.'),
('7328',' As with Supercop, the US distributor, Buena Vista, decided to cut the film  for its domestic release. Approximately 8 minutes of footage were removed.  Additionaly the original score was replaced with a new one by Michael  Wandmacher.'),
('7329',' Reissued in a version minus A DOGS LIFE. Also, the A DOGS LIFE segment was  later reissued by itself. The DVD version includes extra scenes that Chaplin  decided to cut on the films re'),
('7330','release. It also contains the original scores  as composed by Chaplin for the film. The scores were recorded in mono on the  origianal soundtracks by the Westrex Recording System, but the original  stereo tapes were used in the mastering of the soundtrack, recorded on Dolby  Digital.'),
('7331',' The three films included in THE CHAPLIN REVUE were released seperately and in  their entirety on DVD. An extended version of the opening introduction  (footage taken from the unfinished HOW TO MAKE MOVIES) is included on the  FIRST NATIONAL COLLECTION DVD as an extra feature.'),
('7332',' When first released, Hepburns line "at any moment we could be assassinated"  was dubbed over to become "at any moment we could be eliminated" due to the  Kennedy assassination. Subsequent releases have "assassinated" restored to  its place in the film.'),
('7333',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7334',' Although the cinema version was complete the 1993 UK video release was cut by  7 secs to edit footage of horse'),
('7335','falls.'),
('7336',' The American release version (MGM/UA Region 1 DVD) is missing six minutes 45  seconds worth of material present in the UK VHS tape released in 1992. The  latter has a running time (adjusted to 24fps) of about 136 mins compared to  the DVD which runs about 130 mins. Three sections are affected: Clarissas  wedding reception; a church service; and three consecutive scenes in the  Crimea, involving a sentry failing to identify Lord Raglan at night and  shooting at him, piercing his hat; the sentry being flogged but earning a  reward from Lord Cardigan for his bravery; and Captains Nolan and Morris  eating the breakfasts of several enlisted men while out riding. The British  tape is itself missing seven seconds of footage cut by the censor (shots of  trip'),
('7337','wired horses during the charge) and is still short of the original  running times of 138 minutes 40 seconds as registered by the British Board of  Film Censors in 1968, 141 minutes as listed in most reference sources, and  145 minutes as reviewed by Variety.'),
('7338',' There is at least one slightly different version of the movie, issued in  Europe on homevideo. The beginning is different '),
('7339',' shorter '),
('7340',' and introduces  Harold Abrahams while playing cricket with his colleagues. The scene in the  train station, where Monty meets Harold is absent, as well as the loading of  the baggage in the taxi they share. We simply see Monty writing a letter to  his parents, mentioning that "Harold is as intense as ever" (cut to the  cricket scene, maybe 30 seconds long), and then continues with "I remember  our first day... we shared a taxi together" (cut to the two students  unloading their stuff from the car). This alternate version also have  slightly different end credits, and does not mention Harold marrying Sybil.   The differences are minor (the U.S. version provides a more shocking memento  of WWI, when it shows crippled baggage handlers in the station); one of the  reasons the cricket scene was dropped in favour  of the station one was due  to the distributors worry that the American  market would not understand it.'),
('7341',' Original uncut telecast version featured sponsor plugs within the context of  the film.	During the main title sequence we see Snoopy tossing both Charlie  Brown and Linus during the opening "Christmas Time Is Here" song.  Charlie  crashes into a tree as the main title credits are seen (as we have all been  familiar with over the years).  However, all current prints do not show us  what happens to Linus...in the uncut version, Linus crashes into a Coca'),
('7342','Cola  sign (indicating the shows sponsor).  Also, after the final credits (while  the Peanuts gang sing "Hark The Herald Angels Sing"), there is a subtitle  that says "Merry Christmas from your local Coca'),
('7343','Cola bottler".  Due to  subsequent FCC laws precluding sponsor plugs in the context of childrens  programs, these two elements have been edited out of all current prints (even  in the so'),
('7344','called "uncut" versions shown over the past three years on CBS).'),
('7345',' For some reason there is one scene after the tasting of the snowflakes that  has been cut out of all subsequent CBS airings but is retained for the home  video release. The scene shows Linus using his blanket as a whip to knock a  soup can off of a fence. Lucy then turns to him and says, "You think youre  so smart with that blanket! Whatre you gonna do with it when you grow up?".  "Maybe, Ill make it into a sports coat!" Linus replies.'),
('7346',' The DVD contains 3 deleted scenes not used in the final theatrical cut of the  film. Bits of these scenes can be seen in the "outtakes" reel shown during  the end credits. '),
('7347',' A scene during Corwins party where Corwin challenged Bosley to a game of   Marco Polo in his pool. When Corwin loses, he challenges Bosely to sumo   wrestling. '),
('7348',' A scene in Redstar Headquarters where Dylan (Drew Barrymore) and Natalie   (Cameron Diaz) have their break'),
('7349','in interrupted when Corwin walks by. They   run into the mens room. '),
('7350',' An extended version of Dylan and Eric Knox (Sam Rockwell) fooling around in   his kitchen during the "Shake N Bake" sequence. In this version we see Dylan   actually leaving the house. It is assumed she spends the night there in the   final cut.'),
('7351',' When shown as an in'),
('7352','flight movie, airlines remove the opening scene of the  angels retrieving a bomb from a 747, opening the emergency door, and  parachuting out.'),
('7353',' The UK cinema version is the most complete version of the film to date,  featuring additional scenes of violence. Additional footage includes: '),
('7354',' louder impact sounds during the fight scenes with added bass, particularly   during the alley fight (the impact sounds are much tamer on all video and   DVD releases) '),
('7355',' the use of nunchaku during the closing fight on the castle (the fight   sequence now has no footage of nunchaku) '),
('7356',' an elbow'),
('7357','lock move performed during the above fight (this is now cut from   all versions) It is assumed that this version is the cut of the film made   before trims were made to it for the MPAA to secure a PG'),
('7358','13 rating.'),
('7359',' The US theatrical version was edited for violence and sex to avoid a R  rating. This version was the basis for all international releases. For home  video the film was released in its original theatrical version (North America  only) and in a special "unrated" version (worldwide except UK). The unrated  version contains a few more scenes of sex and violence, including an extended  "Pussycat Dolls" dance number, some shots of characters lying still when dead  or unconscious, and more graphic depections of some of the characters  demises. Also included in this version are two instance of characters  spitting blood from their mouths during a fight and a reference to the first  film. During the fight with the Irish mob on the freighter, Dylan puts her  legs in the air while seated in an attempt to distract her attacker, similar  to how she delayed a fight in the first film.'),
('7360',' The UK cinema version was cut by three seconds (sight and sound of a  head'),
('7361','butt to Dylan) to secure a more commercial 12A rating. Furthermore,  the unrated DVD edition widely available elsewhere cannot be released in the  UK as it would require being upgraded to a 15 rating, and BBFC policy will  not allow two versions of the same film with different ratings. In short, the  UK DVD release is the cut, theatrical version without the extra scenes  present in the unrated version.'),
('7362',' In the TNT version, the scene where Toni and Eddy have sex is cut after she  says, "Im ready." All they show is her pulling up her shirt before it cuts  to the next morning.'),
('7363',' In the ABC version, the sex scene with Eddy and Toni is seriously edited.  They only show a brief portion of it and no actual nudity is shown. This  version also cuts part of the scene in which she is putting in a tampn while  handcuffed to Rock. This version does not have her say, Ive never done this  handcuffed to a man before. Kinda sexy dont you think."'),
('7364',' Many things cut from the final version available on laserdisc/DVD editions:'),
('7365',' Pre'),
('7366','credits scene in Comic Toast (the comic store from Mallrats), where Bryan  Johnson and Walt Flanagan reprise their "Mallrats" roles as Steve'),
('7367','Dave and  Walt the Fan'),
('7368','Boy respectively;'),
('7369',' Longer rant by Hooper about black comic book characters;'),
('7370',' A little bit more between Hooper and his older boyfriend (played by Bob  Hawk);'),
('7371',' A near'),
('7372','monologue by Alyssa about the true definition of love, during the  darts scene;'),
('7373',' A tag'),
('7374','on to the end of the dart scene, between Holden and Hooper;'),
('7375',' Holden comes to Alyssas apartment and gets confronted by one of her  girlfriends, played by Illeana Douglas;'),
('7376',' More development of the "selling out" subplot about the MTV series, including  Holden and Bankys lawyer, John Sloss'),
('7377',' Alyssa comes to their apartment while theyre playing EA Hockey, and watchs  Holden beat Banky easily;'),
('7378',' In the skee'),
('7379','ball scene, Alyssa tells Holden that Banky is a   passive'),
('7380','aggressive gay basher, partially for what he said in the EA  Hockey  scene;'),
('7381',' Longer fight between Holden and Banky (before Holden is dating Alyssa);'),
('7382',' More dialogue as Alyssa barters with the diner guy;'),
('7383',' A little more in the scene between Alyssa and her lesbian friends as she  tells them about Holden (some of this was shown in the trailers).'),
('7384',' Edited for T.V. version seen on Oxygen channel has less offensive words  overdubbed by the actors. Most notably all instances of the F'),
('7385','word are  replaced with "humping"'),
('7386',' In the trailers, the arcade scene where Alyssa says she got "laid" is  replaced by her saying she got "lucky"'),
('7387',' An "M" rated version of the film has a few different camera camera angles and  shots not used in the "R" or "PG" rated versions. It also has some words  muted for content. One version does not have Chers "Band of Theives" song in  the closing credits credits. The television and "M" rated versions of the  film are the same.'),
('7388',' The network television version has several scenes deleated and many words and  phrases muted. One major deleted scene is when Chers character Chastity gets  out of the shower she is shown nude (Chers only nude scene). In the  television version we see her hand reaching for a towel, but in the original  she walks out of the shower nude.'),
('7389',' The version that airs on Showtime and The Movie Channel is the 1972 re'),
('7390','issue  PG version that is slightly shorter than the original 1969 theatrical  release, adding the MGM logo (MGM was not the original distributor) to the  begining and end credits and shortens Chers "Band of Theives" song over the  closing credits.'),
('7391',' The original UK version was cut by 41 seconds by the BBFC to edit the rape  scene, remove all cruel horse'),
('7392','trips and the scene where Simon Oakland is hit  in the face with a rock, and to tone down the burning alive of the old  Indian. In 2004 most of the cuts were waived with only 14 seconds now missing  to remove sight of horses being made to fall in a fashion that is prohibited  under BBFC Policy and also by the Cinematograph (Animals) Act of 1937.'),
('7393',' Comparison between VHS WARNER HOME VIDEO FRANCE EDITION 1986 / DVD REGION 1  MGM/UA. 1) Rape scene of Chatos wife can be found on two versions: '),
('7394',' Director Michael Winner had shot 2 versions of the same scene: A cut "soft"   version (Region 1 DVD MGM / UA) and another violent version version that can   be seen on VHS French version. '),
('7395',' In Warner Home video France VHS (1986 release): '),
('7396',' The assaulters of Chatos wife are grabbing her and theyre tearing her   clothes off. Then theyre carrying the mooned unlucky and completely naked   woman into her house. In the next scene, shes tied up to a little tree by   these brutes and she is lying down completely naked. '),
('7397',' In DVD REGION 1 MGM / UA: '),
('7398',' This passage is shown on Region 1 DVD but Chatos wife keeps her clothes on   during the whole scene. She is also tied up afterwards but her body is   completely covered up with a large blanket.'),
('7399',' 2) The scene when the body of Chatos friend is burning: '),
('7400',' In VHS Warner Home Video FRANCE (1986 release), the corpse of the poor   Native American is dragged on the floor past the corral front. His   tormenters tie his feet and hang him from a beam. Then they start a fire   with bushes to burn his body. '),
('7401',' Witnessing this gruesome and barbarian show, character Captain Quincey   Withmore played by Jack Palance loses his temper. Hes heading enragedly   towards the band of men surrounding the bushfire and draws his pistol   and..... '),
('7402',' The scene is cut bluntly, preventing us from knowing the end of the plot. '),
('7403',' Is this new cut once more the result of censorship or was it made during the   editing of the movie? '),
('7404',' It still remains a mystery but this lobby card is the very evidence of its   existence:   http:/www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1020/23066.1020.A.jpg '),
('7405',' In DVD Region 1 MGM/UA: '),
('7406',' This scene is also shown on DVD but this time thanks to a very successful   cut. '),
('7407',' It is the famous scene with Jack Palance described above and that completely   sank into the deep limbos of oblivion.'),
('7408',' The German R2 MGM DVD (which has an English language track) is the full uncut  version including the horsefalls cut by the BBFC for the UK release (there  are 4 cuts, 3 when Chato ambushes the posse early on to scare them off and 1  later when he shoots Victor Frenchs horse). This also shows Chatos friend  being set on fire and Jack Palance shooting into his blazing body as a mercy  killing (cut for R1 DVD as described above).'),
('7409',' Later release prints have 2 song sequences in color.'),
('7410',' Re'),
('7411','released on 24 November 1918, with Hayakawas character changed from being  Japanese with name Hishuru Tori, to Burmese with name Haka Arakau.'),
('7412',' Robert Israel (IV) (qv) provided a new music score (copyrighted 1994) in  the 59'),
('7413','minute version shown on the Turner Classic Movies channel.'),
('7414',' The film was first made as a silent. In an attempt to win a government film  competition, a synchronised soundtrack and three talking sequences were  added, turning the film into a talkie. Today, only the silent version  survives intact, though a few fragments of the sound version do exist.'),
('7415',' A plotline was filmed in which Applebee has a stroke shortly after the  anonymous letter had been handed in. While in reality this did actually  happen to the man whom the character was based on, test audiences thought it  to be too unbelievable and so it was cut.'),
('7416',' An edited TV version shown on the Comedy Central cable network removes most  of the drug references.  For example, instead of "bag of weed," "bag of  diamonds," was used, which made for a strange ending.'),
('7417',' Also in the TV version, much of the music was replaced with music that exists  elsewhere in the movie (notably "Taquela" was replaced during the scene where  Cheech and Chong fix their van up).'),
('7418',' As of December 2001, Comedy Central is showing a semi'),
('7419','restored version  (edited for language, obviously) that includes all the drug use and original  incidental music ("Tequila", and most notably, the awe'),
('7420','inspiring guitar solo  by Steve Lukather). However, the statement by Peewee Herman to police is  still missing: "I think theyre Iranians!"'),
('7421',' In the original theatrical release, Chong is lifted up into the space ship,  then we dont see him again until he wakes Cheech. When the "bag of diamonds"  version is shown on TV, it often includes a few minutes of Chong aboard the  spaceship.'),
('7422',' Despite the Anchor Bay DVD box claiming the film is uncut and uncensored, the  DVD release is actually the censored "R" rated version. According to the  directors commentary, the following scenes were cut to achieve an "R"  rating: '),
('7423',' The "dream" sex scenes were trimmed. '),
('7424',' The shears killing was trimmed so that we only briefly see the shears   getting rammed into the back of the girls head. '),
('7425',' Due to time restrictions, a scene near the beginning of the van breaking   down was deleted. '),
('7426',' Also, the ambulance attendant tells Alison to "calm down" at the end. This   line was cut because according to the director, it sounded bad.'),
('7427',' The most recent video version is edited to tone down the sex scenes (with  noticible splices) and a Cheerleaders seduction of Jeannies brother is  taken out entirely. A very early (circa late 70s early 80s) video release  carries the more complete version of the film.'),
('7428',' Recent airings on Showtime Beyond and The Movie Channel in the USA is the  complete uncut version which runs 84 minutes. Major additions includes much  more sex/nudity including a orgy sequence where the cheerleaders sleep with  their own team members. This scene is heavily cut in the R rated version only  showing the very end of the sequence when everyone is worn out. The heavily  cut R version run between 70'),
('7429','73minutes depending on the source. Current  rights holders are unknown since their were no opening logos on the cable  showing. The print may be from Anchorbay Entertainment or MGM (who have aired  plenty of rare uncut cult films on the stations). Prism VHS edition claims an  84'),
('7430','minute running time but is heavily cut & runs 70 minutes. Meanwhile  earlier video releases, some which state "original uncut version" on the  cover, have 75 minutes listed (though, as with many early releases, the time  listing could be wrong).'),
('7431',' The newly released Anchor Bay DVD contains the film uncut, with the running  time restored to 84 minutes.'),
('7432',' In Germany two versions were released on DVD: '),
('7433',' the cut version has a "Not under 18" rating and runs ca 1 min. shorter (rape   scene was edited) '),
('7434',' the uncut version which has no FSK rating but a JK/SPIO approval'),
('7435',' Kino International, by arrangement with the George Eastman House  International Museum of Photography, released a version in 1996 produced by  David Shepard and copyrighted by Film Preservation Associates.  It runs 68  minutes and has new original music composed and performed by the Alloy  Orchestra following the written instructions from the director, Dziga Vertov.  The music has been copyrighted by Junk Metal Music in 1996.'),
('7436',' Some violence against women trimmed from video version.'),
('7437',' In the original theatrical release, and the Mei Ah VCD, a scene where the  three friends find a dead fish in their closet has since been extracted from  the Mei Ah DVD. The joke being that dead fish is slang for a corpse...  however Eric Tsang pulls an actual dead fish from the closet.'),
('7438',' The German video release by VMP is cut by about 2 minutes to remove violence.'),
('7439',' The Media Asia'),
('7440','DVD is uncut.'),
('7441',' A VCD release from the Chinese mainland has been edited to remove  anti'),
('7442','communist content but has all the violence in.'),
('7443',' The VCD by Deltamac has one scene missing (the drill going through Wongs  hand at the beginning) but is uncut otherwise.'),
('7444',' The DVD release additionally contains a special version of "West Side Story",  three extra songs, interviews and background information.'),
('7445',' To differentiate between original version and restored version "A New  Version" subtitle is added to the title shot.The music was re'),
('7446','recorded, and  most ADR was redone with surviving actors. The existing special effects were  refined. New effects envisioned in the script that were not possible in 1979  created. The story and dialog were streamlined, and resulting cuts amounted  to almost 25 minutes. The opening and closing titles were completely re'),
('7447','shot.'),
('7448',' The movie had to be re'),
('7449','cut five times in order to achieve an R'),
('7450','rating. Most  significant cuts include: '),
('7451',' graphic sexual activity during the climactic orgy sequence; '),
('7452',' The death of a character named Annette The originally scripted scene showed   her having her throat slowly pushed onto a pane of glass. The scene was   filmed and very brutal, done all in one graphic cut.  However, she shot was   later replaced with her characters head split open in the front door. That   scene was still trimmed heavily. In unrated versions the top of her head   erupts and a splash of blood flies across the doorjamb. '),
('7453',' Rods death had more blood. '),
('7454',' Timmys death was an on screen kill that featured gruesome spurting blood. '),
('7455',' A characters death at the climatic orgy was nixed for time and MPAA   constraints. A male characters throat was slashed open.'),
('7456',' Film was edited and re'),
('7457','rated "R" for its 1977 re'),
('7458','release.'),
('7459',' 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.'),
('7460',' Many television prints run 145 minutes, and omit the scene with  James Stewart (I) (qv) as Wyatt Earp. The video release is the full  154'),
('7461','minute version.'),
('7462',' The original premiere, in Cinerama, ran a full 170 minutes. The film was cut  by fifteen minutes following this premiere. The missing 15 minutes is  presumed lost forever (check your attics). The only version now available is  a VHS that runs around 155 minutes.'),
('7463',' Videotape from VCI International runs only 53 minutes.'),
('7464',' The widescreen presentation under the title Devil Within Her, features almost  15 minutes of newer footage that was not shown in theaters. This includes the  complete credits, a scene were Jessica meets Dimitri in the ritual grounds  and a scene showing Jessica with Robert and her children shopping down San  Franisco and seeing Dimitri.'),
('7465',' The musical number "Class," featuring Queen Latifah (qv) and  Catherine Zeta'),
('7466','Jones (qv), was deleted from the final version of the film.  However, it was recut into the movie for a brief, extremely limited  theatrical re'),
('7467','release in the summer of 2003. It then appeared on DVD as a  bonus feature, but was NOT intercut there.'),
('7468',' Due to music licensing disputes, the home video version of this film differs  slightly from the theatrical and cable television editions.'),
('7469',' 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.'),
('7470',' The 3'),
('7471','D version has an extra scene after the end credits, which makes use of  the 3'),
('7472','D process.'),
('7473',' Originally, when Mrs. Tweedy was cutting off Edwinas head, the shadow on the  wall actually depicted the axe coming downward before cutting away. It was  further moved back to the current theatrical version where you see the axe  going up, but not coming down.'),
('7474',' In the original version, Mrs. Tweedy angrily berated Mr. Tweedy after the pie  machine blew up, to which he pushed the wall down on her. That was cut from  the theatrical version, but you can still see him, in the extreme long shot,  having just pushed the wall down on her.'),
('7475',' The version of this film available on DVD is a mediocre Film Classics reissue  print in which the original MGM credits have been replaced and the title of  the film is absent. The computer'),
('7476','colorized version features the original  credits minus the MGM lion. The Spanish language version, "Politiquerías",  features the full MGM credits and the lion as well.'),
('7477',' The version available on DVD, at least in the United States, is not the  original version. The video editors used a mediocre Films Classics reissue  reprint without the "Chickens Come Home" title, and the name of Elmer Raguse  is misspelled. The original credits were available in the computer colorized  version, although they removed the introductory roar of the MGM lion.'),
('7478',' In the English'),
('7479','language version the character Estelle DAmour becomes Stella  Moon and Mme. Frappier becomes Miss Frumper.'),
('7480',' All videos for The Church in the USA come in two formats:  R Rated or  Unrated/Uncut.  There are mistakes on all boxes and tapes about the running  times: All videotapes and boxes say 110 minute running time on the back cover  and 102 minute running time on the casette no matter if its the rated R  version or the 110 minute unrated version.  It will correctly state on the  box & tape that it is rated or uncut/unrated.'),
('7481',' The U.S. version cuts out ten minutes of footage to obtain an R rating.'),
('7482',' The U.S. release has some dialogue and scenes of violence removed, along with  a scene where Sister Cindy caresses Kittys legs after her training, making  them seem more like lovers than just teacher and student.'),
('7483',' The Hong'),
('7484','Kong Directors Cut version runs approximately three minutes longer  than the international uncut version.'),
('7485',' In the original japanese version but edited out for the US release, during  the final battle there is a brief scene with a second Mogera (the giant  robot).  Also, the ending is slightly different.'),
('7486',' Scenes deleted from the American version: '),
('7487',' During the final assault on the Mysterian Dome, a second Mogera tunnels up   beneath a Markolite cannon causeing the weapon to crash down on the mecha,   takeing out both machines. '),
('7488',' When the Mysterians summon up a tidal wave, a shot of the wave swamping   another Markolite cannon is excised. This leaves only one Markolite   remaining on the battlefeild. The American version gives the impression that   there are two. '),
('7489',' After the Mysterians are defeated there is brief shot of retreating saucers   returning to the satelite station. '),
('7490',' The final shot in the film is of the American satelite in orbit above the   earth. In the distance we can see the Mysterian satelite station recedeing   into deep space.'),
('7491',' For the scenes of Godzilla and Angilas talking to each other, word balloons  are used in the Japanese version, but Tohos international English version  (used for Cinema Shares edited US print titled "Godzilla on Monster  Island"), uses actual English dialouge.'),
('7492',' In 1977, Cinema Shares released Tohos international English'),
('7493','dubbed print in  the US under the title "Godzilla on Monster Island". This film featured a  different title card and credits sequence (but using the same footage  underneath), but two scenes were censored (Gengo saying "Youre a hard  bitch!" and Angilas being cut by Gigan in the snout, spurting blood into the  camera) to get a G rating. Also, Godzillas shooting his radioactive breath  into the camera (originally segueing into the main title card) is shown again  in hi'),
('7494','speed motion before the films "The End" title card.'),
('7495',' VSoM carries the fully uncut print, which was cut to avoid an MPAA rating of  "X".'),
('7496',' When aired on TBS Superstation; after Chucky is shot, his dying scream and  impact on a wall are cut out and instead cuts to where we see him struggling  on the floor'),
('7497',' On TNT and TBS airings, when Maggie is falling out the window it does not  show her hitting the car for some strange reason. It shows her fall and then  it cuts to the last shot of the window.'),
('7498',' Somewhere between 7'),
('7499','15 seconds of violent detail (including close'),
('7500','ups of  stabbings and bone'),
('7501','breaking) were originally cut in the UK to make the film  suitable for a 15 certificate at the cinema. These cuts were eventually  waived for the 2005 DVD (rated 15).'),
('7502',' Numerous scenes cut from the original version appear on the USA networks  version: '),
('7503',' Two different scenes with Joanne and Phil discussing Andy and the adoption   agency letting them keep the children they adopt. '),
('7504',' An argument between two men in the dark after the worker is electricuted and   the sound of Chucky running. The man lands differently after smashing   through the glass window after being electricuted. '),
('7505',' Before the assistant calls his girlfriend, he calls his wife and tells her   he has to work late. '),
('7506',' A different ending shows Chuckys face being created through the machines,   then Chucky gives an evil smile, much like the beginning of Childs Play 3. '),
('7507',' A scene where Kyle stops in an alleyway to search for the newspaper delivery   truck with Andy and Chucky in it. '),
('7508',' Kyle tells Chucky "playtimes over" just before he gets disfigured. '),
('7509',' Kyle assures Andy that he can make his way past the eyeball machine while   trying to escape the factory. '),
('7510',' A scene right after Phil nearly runs into a Play Pals truck, Joanne asks   Andy if hes alright. '),
('7511',' A different ending is shown than the one in the theatrical release. It shows   Kyle and Andy coming out of the factory, after Andy asks where home is, Kyle   responds by saying she has no idea then says it looked like she was stuck   with Andy, which is followed by a scene in the factory where Chuckys face   is made with an evil grin on it.'),
('7512',' Several scenes cut from original version appear in the USA Networks version: '),
('7513',' Additional dialogue between president of Play Pal toys and his assistant at   the very beginning. '),
('7514',' Andy talking with Tyler on the bus taking them to Kent military school; '),
('7515',' a scene with Andy and Tyler talking as Andy is going to his room. Tyler   offers to play pool with him but Andy declines; '),
('7516',' Andy and Whitehurst talking outside as they stand at attention just before   Shelton steps into the picture; '),
('7517',' Tyler telling Andy how bad his hair looks after they get haircuts. '),
('7518',' Shelton catches Andy & Desilva kissing in woods during wargames. '),
('7519',' After death of garbage man, scene in which Andy is sitting in class,   contemplatively, teacher snaps him back into it.'),
('7520',' The directors intial cut was much longer than the version that eventually  made it to theaters and video. Amongst the missing footage: '),
('7521',' A longer prologue where several other adults are killed, most noticlbly a   deputy whose throat is slashed and then stabbed in the chest, and a farmer   who is hacked to death outside his barn by a group of pick'),
('7522','axe wielding   kids. '),
('7523',' A scene between Sarah and Jobs parents before the slaughter. They talk over   the breakfast table about Sarahs drawings of the upcoming massacre and how   they think something awful is about to happen. '),
('7524',' A scene where Isaac prays to He Who Walks Behind The Rows only to receive a   horrific vision of his impending fate.'),
('7525',' The American version has additional effects and different music than the  European and Canadian releases. Laserdisc version is the American release.'),
('7526',' Although uncut by the BBFC the 2005 UK Anchor Bay DVD release was missing  around 7 minutes of dialogue scenes for reasons unknown. The earlier  Exploited video release was complete.'),
('7527',' An NTSC video version of Chiller released in 1993 by Ace Video/Edde  Entertainment, is missing some scenes, including the cryogenics plotline that  appears before the opening title.'),
('7528',' Four hour British TV movie was cut to two hours for US TV'),
('7529',' At the CineVegas International Film Festival, 2003, a 10 minute version was  released. It was nominated and won a Schoolarship award.'),
('7530',' When re'),
('7531','released by Film Classics in the 1940s, the opening titles were  reversed. Instead of going the right way: "Mr. Hardys aesthetic nature  thrilled at the beauties of circus life '),
('7532',' Mr. Laurel never got any further  than the monkey cage", it was reversed and started with "Mr. Laurel never  got...."'),
('7533',' US version has 19 minutes of scenes deleted from original Hong Kong version,  as well as scenes shuffled out of order. Mostly crucial character development  and unnecessary cuts of minor violence, making the movie nearly unwatchable.'),
('7534',' The Region 2 UK DVD is cut by five minutes this includes: '),
('7535',' A short fight sequence between Reeve and Helen in which she tries to borrow   some money from him '),
('7536',' A short dialogue scene between Prada and Miss Momoko in which Prada tries to   bite her only to have her think he is trying to seduce her ending in her   falling for him. '),
('7537',' A moment when Kasaf sticks his hand in a beam of sun light only to have it   burnt. '),
('7538',' The cut fight sequence and the scene with Prada and Miss Momoko are shown   during the end credits along with some out takes from co'),
('7539','star Jackie Chan.'),
('7540',' The UK video version was cut by 7 seconds to remove the use of a butterfly  knife.'),
('7541',' TV versions omit the "screwing like a chinaman" joke told by Jake.'),
('7542',' Originally a softcore Hong Kong movie, the US version added hardcore inserts  with American actors and body doubles for Hong Kong actresses.'),
('7543',' There is a 13 minute alternative version as well.'),
('7544',' There are two different versions of the film. One is full color. The other,  called "Fade to Black Version", shifts from color to B&W over the course of  the movie. Like Sin City, there are color highlighted, even in the B&W  scenes. The second version is what the director intended, but he was not able  to complete it properly until the Korean DVD (which includes both versions).'),
('7545',' A scene where Judi Dench (qv)s character is dancing with Johnny Depps  character at the boat'),
('7546','party is shown in the trailer, but is not in the  theatrical European release.'),
('7547',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7548',' British DVD with certification 15 is cut by 19 seconds.'),
('7549',' The TV network version has some minutes of aerial stock footage of Los  Angeles added, as well as some more voice'),
('7550','over dialoge between the robot  technicians and more scenes of Alison and Ferdy watching Attack Of The Crab  Monsters on the TV set.'),
('7551',' On the 2002 free DVD version, an alternate, slightly longer version of the  movie is added. Several shots during the car chase inside the giant crates  are added, a shot of the window being lowered & raised affter the chase, and  an extention of the shot with the Driver seeing a Mandarin stature in the  house.'),
('7552',' Available in both R'),
('7553','rated and unrated versions.'),
('7554',' US R'),
('7555','rated version misses ca. 30 sec. of nudity.'),
('7556',' Two versions were released in Germany: The uncut version runs 88 minutes  (released by Troma under the Platinum Edition label). The censored version  (FSK 18) runs 85 minutes and omits some violent scenes.'),
('7557',' The DVD release contains an additional 12 minutes of material that was not  shown in the televised version.'),
('7558',' UK theatrical was cut to receive a X rating.  1986 UK video release was cut  by 5min. to achieve a 18 rating.  In 2000 the film was released on video  and DVD for the first time in an uncut version. This version was also rated  18.'),
('7559',' French DVD release includes a French'),
('7560','language dubbed version running 125  minutes.'),
('7561',' The UK version had to be cut by 11 seconds to remove a scene in which a  horses head was hit by a motorcycle, as this breached the Cinematograph  Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('7562',' Video Search of Miami offers composite version with scenes from Spanish,  Italian and 2 French video releases. 37 minutes of sex and gore cut from US  video release.'),
('7563',' There was a home video release during the 1980s that was an extended cut  which included many of the deleted scenes found on the Special Edition DVD.'),
('7564',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7565',' All airings since the original 1984 television airing plus all VHS and the  DVD formats are exactly the same, except that the original 1984 airing had a  slight difference in the scene where Scrooge hears Marley in the hearse.'),
('7566',' When this movie airs on CBS, it is without the scene in which Scrooge and the  Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come come to the room where Scrooges own body is  lying on his bed, with a sheet draped over the body itself.'),
('7567',' DVD contains the original theatrical opening and ending as a supplement'),
('7568',' Another fantasy of Ralphies, in which Flash Gordon faces Ming the Merciless  with the help of Ralphie and his Red Ryder BB gun, was deleted from the final  cut. (However, credits for Flash Gordon and Ming the Merciless remain in the  cast list of the closing credits.)'),
('7569',' One scene thats not on the 20th Anniversary DVD is the one where Randy, the  kid brother, dresses as a turkey for a Thanksgiving skit at school. His  mother made him the turkey costume and he was a star of the show. In a  voice'),
('7570','over, the adult Ralphie (voice of Jean Sheppard) comments: "Little did  he know that his performance would be the high point of his entire life!"'),
('7571',' Two different endings were filmed: One with Christopher as the Christmas tree  outside the White House (seen on the original Fox Network airing in the  U.S.), and another with him as the tree outside the United Nations building  (seen in international markets, and on later Fox Family Channel airings).'),
('7572',' In the American release of the film, all references to "bastards" in the  dialogue were excised.'),
('7573',' German theatrical version (non'),
('7574','digital) was cut for violence to secure a "Not  under 6" rating. Digital presentations were uncut (with a "Not under 12"  rating). On DVD, both versions were released (standard DVD was cut,  collectors edition was uncut).'),
('7575',' An extended cut of the movie was released on DVD for a limited time in  December 2006. The extended edition included the following scenes: '),
('7576',' 1.The new Disney logo at the beginning of the film. '),
('7577',' 2. More parents and children crying at the train station. Also more   interaction between the kids and Mrs. Pevensie. '),
('7578',' 3. A scene on the train with Lucy and her toy dog. '),
('7579',' 4. A new shot of the wardrobe before the cricket scene. '),
('7580',' 5. More of the Pevensies running from Mrs. Macready. '),
('7581',' 6. Extra shots of the Pevensies exploring Narnia for the first time. '),
('7582',' 7. More of the Pevensies following Mr. Beaver to his home. '),
('7583',' 8. Lucy finding a fish frozen in the ice around the Beavers dam. '),
('7584',' 9. More of Edmund crossing the Witchs courtyard. '),
('7585',' 9. Some added shots of the wolves searching the dam. '),
('7586',' 10. Several shots of the snow melting and the Pevensies and the Beavers   walking through Narnia as it transforms into spring. '),
('7587',' 11. A few new shots of Susan practicing archery. '),
('7588',' 12. As the gryphons attack the Witchs troops with rocks, a group of   bat'),
('7589','like creatures rush into the air and attack them. '),
('7590',' 13. A few extra shots of the two armies colliding. '),
('7591',' 14. As the phoenix attempts to lay down its fire, a bat'),
('7592','creature attacks   it. Peter kills the bat'),
('7593','creature with a spear. '),
('7594',' 15. Some shots of creatures burning in the fire laid down by the phoenix. '),
('7595',' 16. More of Orieus and Otmin fighting. '),
('7596',' 17. Some more of the gryphons attacking the Witch. '),
('7597',' 18. As Edmund rushes to Peters aid, he pushes Ginarrbrik over a cliff.'),
('7598',' Directors Cut DVD release contains additional scenes and runs for approx 127  minutes. This includes some general alternate/additional footage that was cut  from the theatrical versions for pacing and for a PG'),
('7599','13 rating. Additional  scenes include: '),
('7600',' A earlier introduction to Kyra, being forced into one of the empty hellhound   cages on cremetoris. '),
('7601',' The sub'),
('7602','plot of the Furyan energy is completely restored, several instances   of these scenes are visible in the trailer for the film but not contained in   the theatrical version of the film. '),
('7603',' Riddick, while in cryo'),
('7604','sleep aboard Toombs Skif en'),
('7605','route to Helion Prime is   approached in a vision by Shirah (Played by Kristin Lehman as in the game   "Chronicles Of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay"), and she starts to tell   him about Furya before he is interrupted by his arrival at Helion Prime. '),
('7606',' The Purifiers speech to the captured people of Helion Prime is longer   (Director David Twohy on the commentary comments that this is the complete   version as originally intended). '),
('7607',' Vaako and Dame Vaakos discussion about the Lord Marshall being promoted to   full death is extended, continuing with him and her discussing his demise   and foreplay. '),
('7608',' After Dame Vaako queries Aereon about Riddick, she discusses what she learns   with Vaako over a telepathy/communication with him on the transport. '),
('7609',' The fight sequences between Riddick and the Necromonger armies on the   surface of Crematoria is completely unedited, containing full sound effects   of the fight and is more visually brutal. '),
('7610',' After the fight on the surface of Crematoria, Riddick is surrounded by   Necromongers and Vaako is about to shoot him when Shirah re'),
('7611','appears to him   and reveals the truth about what happened on Furya, the revelation sending   out a blast from Riddick, knocking all the soldiers down and leaving Riddick   unconscious '),
('7612',' A shot of this "blast" can be seen in the trailer. '),
('7613',' The ending is more abrupt, Riddick says "you keep what you kill" instead of   Vaako, and Aereons voice'),
('7614','over is not included.'),
('7615',' The theatrical release was edited to achieve an MPAA Rating of "PG'),
('7616','13"  instead of "R". The Unrated Directors Cut on DVD restores the violent scenes  and adds more character development (including the addition of a character  that was not seen in the theatrical release).'),
('7617',' A new version was released for the Playstation, complete with new anime  scenes and a comprehensive database of items, maps, music, bosses, monsters,  and endings.'),
('7618',' Dubbed Hong Kong video with title Master of Disaster includes footage of Moon  Lee and Jackie Chan from Protector, The (1985).'),
('7619',' The double feature from Video Asia runs at 85 minutes long.'),
('7620',' When reissued by Lippert in the 1950s, the film was "revised" and cut, first  to 93 minutes, then to 78. This version is titled "Ali Baba Nights."'),
('7621',' Produced in 2 versions with different endings concerning fate of Kawashima.  Hong Kong laserdisc has song lyrics on screen for the more upbeat ending but  the song (sung by Anita Mui herself) is not on the soundtrack and the disc is  the shorter more final ending.'),
('7622',' The Chinese characters with English subtitles which tell about Kawashima  Yoshikos later role in WWII as shes leaving on the ship is removed from the  Universe DVD.'),
('7623',' The most complete version of this movie is the Universal DVD which is  letterboxed and uncut.'),
('7624',' Alternative opening scene features a would'),
('7625','be victim running away from the  killer naked.'),
('7626',' Fulltime Killer has an alternate ending which played in Malaysia. It ends  before Inspector Lee exits the café and realizes that Miss Chins version of  the story may not be the real one. Also, new footage is inserted of the  authorities apprehending one of the killers after their climactic duel.'),
('7627',' A 10 minute short version, on 35mm film, was shown at some short film  festivals.'),
('7628',' There exists also a colorized version.'),
('7629',' This was the first of Hal Roachs "streamliners", made for United Artists,  after MGM no longer distributed his films. Released in the US at 42 minutes  (overseas at 62, including a prolog based on Laurel & Hardys silent "From  Soup To Nuts") it was designed to form the shorter half of a double bill  screening. The shorter US release is out of distribution, and the longer  print is the "official" version today.'),
('7630',' US version expands the scenes where The Blonde prepares for smuggling trip  and later searches for smugglers. It also includes a kidnapping of an Indian  girl which does not appear in the Hong Kong version. Sequence with Qiwu  loitering outside girlfriends window occurs earlier in US print. Indian  music plays during smugglers arrival at airport in US print, in Hong Kong  version the title theme plays. Song Dreams sung by Faye Wong is at a  different place in US version.'),
('7631',' There is an Italian television version running 220 minutes, and a USA  television version running 104 minutes.'),
('7632',' Originally released in Japan in two parts.'),
('7633',' Three versions available: a short 108 minutes version, a 204 minute version  (the most commonly screened, even in the USA), and a long (over 4 hours)  version.'),
('7634',' First USA release featured English subtitles and English narration and 108  minute running time, 1963. '),
('7635',' Second USA release, also 1963, was cut to 100 minutes. '),
('7636',' Third USA release, in 1966, ran 207 minutes and featured English subtitles. '),
('7637',' Fourth USA release ran 208 minutes.'),
('7638',' A US video tape release contained both the English and the original Japanese  opening music, which was never broadcast in the US.'),
('7639',' "Macross in Clash of the Bionoids" is an edited translation of "Chôjikû yôsai  Macross: Ai Oboeteimasuka," with 20 minutes of footage removed, and a running  time of 95 minutes.  "Superdimensional Fortress Macross (Super and  Dimensional placed together in the title)" (aka "Macross"), is another  alternate translation of "Chôjikû yôsai Macross: Ai Oboeteimasuka." It  contains the same dub as "Macross in Clash of the Bioniods," but is  un'),
('7640','edited, and has a full running time of 115 minutes.'),
('7641',' The English dub, unlike most, was actually made at the behest of the Japanese  distributors, who felt an interesting gimmick would be to release the movie  in both Japanese and later in English. Uncredited Australian and Hong Kong  actors were used. A Japanese laserdisc and DVD release in 1997 used the  concert scenes from "Flashback 2012" as a replacement for the aborted ending  concert sequence.'),
('7642',' One subtitled version of the film distributed in the United States used  artful cuts to excise three shots of nudity or violence. One cut was made by  extending the shot of the shower'),
('7643','head to get rid of Minmays nude scene in  the "Zero'),
('7644','Gee Love" sequence, A second was made to get rid of a decapitation  during the Meltrandi Attack scene, and a third to cut a UN Spacy soldiers  head getting chopped off by a building in the "Do You Remember Love"  sequence.'),
('7645',' Also available in the original uncut 3'),
('7646','episode Japanese version which is much  more sexually explicit than the NC'),
('7647','17 theatrical version released in the U.S.'),
('7648',' The UK Video release had many cuts, removing about.  5 minutes of footage.  This is most noticeable in the early scene with the teacher becoming a demon  and raping Akemi.'),
('7649',' There also exists a US movie'),
('7650','length edit of the original four episodes,  forsaking many of the more explicit sex scenes and background chracter  development for the sake of action.'),
('7651',' The DVD version released by kiseki in 1999 has all the sex scenes optically  censored.'),
('7652',' Originally conceived as "Stripped and Strapped" written by Warhol luminary  Chuck Wein and Genevieve Charbin, was intended to capture the counter'),
('7653','culture  scene of mid'),
('7654','late 1960s Manhattan. Although the script was never finished  some of the original material from the script by Wein and Charbin was shot  but ultimately cut from Ciao! Manhattan. These scenes are now featured on the  DVD 30th Anniversary edition as "The Lost Reels" and include: '),
('7655',' Missing Subplot: In "Stripped and Strapped," Susan, played by Edie Sedgwick,   had a friend played by Nena Thurman (mother of actress Uma Thurman) who was   involved in an incestuous relationship with her brother. Scenes of them   together are show in a kitchen. '),
('7656',' Another part of the missing subplot included Susans obsession with   astrological signs and things of an other worldy nature. In the Lost Reels,   scenes are shown of Susan (Edie) in a room painted wall to floor with   strange astrology and hand signs, talking with Allen Ginsberg. These scenes   like the incestuous brother and sister were written by Chuck Wein who was   inspired by Andy Warhol, who did films about nothing, and so Wein wrote   these scenes to be about nothing. '),
('7657',' Additional unfinished footage: '),
('7658',' Scenes of Susan (Edie) at the "Be'),
('7659','In" were originally longer and featured   her climbing a rock and socializing with the hippie crowd. '),
('7660',' Aerial shots of Manhattan, which in 1967 looked industrial and more   concrete, taken in a helicopter rented from the Pan'),
('7661','Am building of the time. '),
('7662',' Scenes of Nena Thurman and Susan(Edie) shop'),
('7663','lifting at downtown Manhattan   store Paraphernalia. '),
('7664',' Scenes of Susan(Edie) having a "bitch fight" with Baby Jane Holzer after   Susan returns home to the Chelsea Hotel from shop'),
('7665','lifting at Paraphernalia. '),
('7666',' Susan and Paul America eating sushi at one of the first sushi bars in late   60s Manhattan. '),
('7667',' More scenes of Edie and Paul America wandering New York. Also included are   some night shots of Edie at a fountain. '),
('7668',' David Weisman was also featured in the film much longer before editing and   included: Scenes of him at his home with Nena Thurman, Edie, Paul America   and some friends of his getting high. David shows off his Samuri sword,   apparently he had an obsession with Kurosawa films. Also a scene of David   with his Manhattan "Scenesters" is shown. '),
('7669',' Three dancers are shown dancing in front of Mario with a monkey. '),
('7670',' Allen Ginsbergs appearance at the "Medium Convention" was origanlly much   longer and featured him performing one of his monologues. '),
('7671',' Some shots of Paul America in a car, picking up and dropping off Baby Jane   Holzer at the heloport, he gets angry and takes off in the car and isnt   seen again for a few years. '),
('7672',' The only existing footage of the interior of famed Maxs Kansas City was   found among the reels and is featured here. '),
('7673',' Some beautiful black and white footage of women in the cotumes/dresses of   the Silver Sixties are shown at night in the cold fog. '),
('7674',' Missing color footage included: A shot of Edie falling over while dancing in   front of Butch, she spills the cup of vodka she is drinking on the mattress   at the bottom of the pool.'),
('7675',' The UK DVD displays the decade titles in English rather than Portuguese.'),
('7676',' The brief orgy scene in the brothel killing sequence was edited out of the  version screened in Singapore, despite the movies R(A) rating (for 21 year  olds and older).'),
('7677',' Some trailers & TV spots included a scene of Candy in her car telling Homer  she loves him just before dropping him off at the orchard, but the scene does  not appear in the final cut of the movie.'),
('7678',' English language version includes added nude footage'),
('7679',' The newer release has been cut further. UK cinema and early video versions  were cut by 38 seconds to a scene featuring a cockfight (scenes involving  cockfights are always cut by the BBFC). The 2005 wide'),
('7680','screen version  substituted some scenes though the cuts were lengthened to 1 min 4 secs.'),
('7681',' There are two different endings to this film. The first ending, which is  shown in all vhs releases, after Stoner loses the coin throw to the shoe  shine boy, the boy walks away saying "Youre not ready for me yet, Kid." As  the boy walks away, Stoner turns around and it fades into the ending credits.  In the second (or extended) ending, which was shown on Turner Classic Movies,  after Stoner loses the coin throw to the shoe shine boy, the boy leaves  saying "Youre not ready for me yet, kid." Stoner turns around and continues  walking until he sees Christian, then embraces her. The frame then freezes  and says "The End" before fading into the credits.'),
('7682',' The 2005 DVD includes additional end credits listing members of the  restoration team and previously uncredited participants of the voice cast.'),
('7683',' In the 1988 video, instead of the original RKO logo, the film opens with the  complete Walt Disney Pictures logo, with the Walt Disney Pictures theme  replacing part of the title song. For the 2005 DVD, the movie opens with a  shortened Walt Disney Pictures logo accompanied by the part of the song that  played with the RKO logo.'),
('7684',' In the VHS version, about one minute of the Cinderella and the Princes  conversation in the opening scene is omitted: he asks her her name, and when  she responds that her name is Cinderella because she sleeps among the  cinders, he asks her about the other sleeping arrangements. When she says  that her stepmother and stepsisters sleep in bedrooms, he asks, "And where  does your father sleep?", to which she replies "In Heaven".'),
('7685',' All Golden Films and Jetlag Productions films released by GoodTimes  Entertainment on DVD in 2002 and 2003 were edited with a new animated opening  logo of "Childrens Classics." The animated montage only featured characters  from Jetlag Productions films.'),
('7686',' In 1999, Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a 113'),
('7687','minute version with a  new score written by Kurt Kuenne (qv), performed by The Olympia Chamber  Orchestra and conducted by Timothy Brock (qv).'),
('7688',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 51 secs by the BBFC to edit  horse'),
('7689','falls and footage of Japanese throwing stars.'),
('7690',' Video version entitled Circus of Fear includes new footage and introduction  with John Carradine.'),
('7691',' Original West German theatrical release was in Black & White, whereas  everywhere else the film was shown in colour.'),
('7692',' Chaplin replaced the original credits of this film when he reissued it in  1969. In their place there is an opening scene featuring Merna Kennedy on the  trapeze while Chaplin sings a song, then the image fade to the credits of  that version with no cast nor technical credits.'),
('7693',' Also shown in computer colorized version.'),
('7694',' Some of the Turner prints have the famous RKO logo removed and replaced with  the Turner logo.'),
('7695',' Available in an Unrated version on the DVD'),
('7696',' German VHS version was heavily cut/reedited and runs ca. 74 min (PAL).'),
('7697',' US VHS release (renamed Street Law) is heavily cut (77 mins). Compared to  the UK home video releases it is almost 24 mins shorter (when converted to  PAL speed). DVD by Blue Underground is uncut.'),
('7698',' The version released in the U.S. and Canada as THE CHEATERS runs 15 minutes  shorter than the original English export edition of the film. Among the  changes is the ending, which drops footage from the final reel and inserts an  innocuous beach sequence (originally found in the middle of the picture) to  create a far more upbeat ending.'),
('7699',' The Anchor Bay DVD version restores eight minutes of footage originally cut  by United Artists for the U.S. release.  Because these scenes were never  dubbed into English, they are presented in their original Italian language  with English subtitles.'),
('7700',' Both a part'),
('7701','talkie sound version and a silent version were released.  The  sound version is now considered lost.'),
('7702',' The ADV DVD release replaces the japanese'),
('7703','language intensive title card with  a new, computer generated title card. Many of the names are subtly  "Americanized" in the dub script. For instance, Ryo Saeba is known as "Joe  Saeba" in the English dub.'),
('7704',' About seven minutes of footage of Georgia Hale (qv) playing the flower girl  exists and is included in the 2003 DVD release. The footage was shot during a  brief period when the actress originally cast to play the character had been  fired and replaced with Hale, but Chaplin was forced to resume filming with  the original actress due to the amount of film already shot.'),
('7705',' Available prints feature the original credits, although references to United  Artists have been removed. Even though he was uncredited in the original  versions, JosÈ Padillas name was added to the credits'),
('7706',' Originally shown with two short films, "Too Much Oregano" and "Ballet  Robotique."'),
('7707',' The DVD contains some additional/extended scenes: '),
('7708',' Seth studies Maggie in her home while she is preparing a bath. '),
('7709',' Maggies dog Earl leaves her bed at night and she turns the light on. He   sits beside Seth who is watching her. As she cant see Seth she just goes   back to sleep. '),
('7710',' The first surgery scene is extended. '),
('7711',' Maggie prepares dinner while Seth watches her. '),
('7712',' Seth and Maggie visit Nathaniel Messinger at his bed. '),
('7713',' After Nathaniel told Maggie that Seth can fall, she goes and searches for   angels in the hospital. '),
('7714',' A montage of small tidbits that had to be cut like Seth talking to a   Vietnamese woman or him trying to feel the blowing wind at the beach.'),
('7715',' AMC version makes two changes in the scene where Mitch talks to his sons  class; Sals story is removed entirely, and the scene begins with the kids  cheering, and Sals "masturbation" hand gesture during Mitchs speech is  replaced with an alternate take where Sal instead makes the "Whoopee!"  gesture with his index finger.'),
('7716',' The trailer features an alternate version of the scene where Mitch pulls out  his cell phone during the stampede sequence.  In the regular version it slips  out of his hands before he can answer it.  The alternate version features him  answering it and explaining to his wife that the noise is him on the  treadmill.'),
('7717',' The first version of the film included a freestyle by Brandon DiCamillo  entitled "Skeletor and Beastman", it was subsequently cut from future  versions due to copyright laws. Later versions included more clip montages to  the music of HIM. 500 copies of the DVD contained a hidden sex scene between  Bam Margera and Jenn Rivell as an Easter Egg.'),
('7718',' Due to a 2003 lawsuit brought on by the parents of a 15'),
('7719','year'),
('7720','old'),
('7721','boy, later  editions remove a clip of him flashing and mooning the patrons of a pizza  restaurant.'),
('7722',' Scratchy multi'),
('7723','generation prints shown on TV under the title The Evil Mind  are from a 68 min. reissue with different titles than the British original.'),
('7724',' The unrated "directors cut" has been released by Anchor Bay Entertainment  under the films original title, The Killing Hour.'),
('7725',' The video and DVD version has a number of deleted scenes not included in the  original version. The deleted scenes include: An extended sequence in the gym  before the first murder with one victim working out and swiming in the pool  with a friend before the friend leaves. An interior diner scene before the  second murder with the victum paying for his dinner and asking the waitress  out later after he finishes working. A scene in a seedy hotel lobby where a  hooker enters and asks the desk clerk where Teddy is. The aftermath of a love  scene with Larry and Virna in bed together talking about her childhood. A  scene at a lake, glimpsed in the trailer but not shown in the movie, has  Virna sitting on the banks of a lake on Long Island among a sketching class,  and drawing another sketch of a murder.'),
('7726',' The original version of the film introduces an extremely aged D. Blake  earlier in a pivotal scene than the version released to the public.'),
('7727',' The UK cinema release was cut by the BBFC to secure an A rating. All  subsequent releases on home video and dvd are uncut.'),
('7728',' The original UK cinema release was cut by 4 minutes 14 secs by the BBFC to  edit violence and nudity including a gang fight, an arm being sliced off by a  buzz'),
('7729','saw, and a rape scene '),
('7730',' and this version was later rejected completely  for a UK video certificate in 1987. The full unedited version was finally  passed uncut by the BBFC in 2005.'),
('7731',' There are two versions of the film in New Zealand, one runs 94 minutes  (edited) and the other runs 98 minutes. They both are rated R18 and have  another rating on the cover, R20, even though the New Zealand ratings only go  up to 18. The rating for the 2005 uncut import DVD version, however, has been  lowered to R16.'),
('7732',' This movie has been banned in Norway but for a couple of years ago it passed  through the Norwegian board of film classification and got an 18 rating for  its video re'),
('7733','release. The killing with a circular saw was heavily cut in this  version.'),
('7734',' US R'),
('7735','Rated version has been censored in the rape scene, compared to the uncut  european release.'),
('7736',' Video is unavailable in the UK, although it was released by the now defunct  Thorn'),
('7737','EMI imprint before the Video Recordings Act came in. Noticable edits on  the Thorn'),
('7738','EMI cassette include the chain fight after school between  Stegmans gang and Leroys gang, and the rather hideous rape scene.'),
('7739',' The old banned Norwegian video version from the 80s is the same as the  American R version but the old Danish rental version from metronome is the  full uncut version. American R version is cut in the rape scene AND in the  killing with a circular saw scene.'),
('7740',' SPOILER: The original British Thorn EMI VHS release, when compared to the  2005 Mosaic DVD appears to have many scenes that were not merely edited for  censorship but were different takes used in a tamer version. Most obvious  is the scene where Patsy introduces Sally to the gang as a potential  prostitute. In the original Thorn EMI release she remains fully clothed  throughout and when Fallon is asked if he wants to check out this piece of  merchandise him and Sally simply walk off screen. In the 2005 DVD Sally  undresses in front of the gang at Patsys insistence and is naked when Fallon  approaches her. Another scene that was a different take is when Norris kills  Fallon in the woodwork lab. In the Thorn EMI release he simply pushes Fallon  back over the saw blade killing him almost instantly. In the 2005 DVD he cuts  off Fallons right arm first, Fallon then staggers upright and THEN Norris  pushes him back on the blade. Other scenes cut completely and now reinstated  are: '),
('7741',' The entire fight with Joo Joos gang. '),
('7742',' The rape scene '),
('7743',' Barnyard, Patsy and Drugstore finding Fallons body '),
('7744',' Drugstores death scene (more close ups of his body) '),
('7745',' Norris hitting Barnyard more times on the head with the pipe. '),
('7746',' Stegman cutting Dianes breasts before fighting Norris. Also the 2005 DVD   has written prologue and epilogue. The prologue states the amount of attacks   on staff in US High Schools and states that no high school is as bad as   Lincoln High....yet. The epilogue states that Andy Norris was never   prosecuted as the police couldnt find anyone who actually saw it.'),
('7747',' Unrated version is available in the US on video.'),
('7748',' German 18'),
('7749','rated Rental'),
('7750','Video was cut to reduce violence. The TV'),
('7751','Version also  misses many violent moments.'),
('7752',' Also available in an unrated "directors cut".'),
('7753',' The two documentary movies "À bientôt, jespère" and "Classe de lutte" are  also summarized under the German title "Die Kamera in der Fabrik"'),
('7754',' Dutch video version oddly has all expletives erased or edited. Shot of naked  corpse floating in water has been censored.'),
('7755',' In 1998 they rereleased a special edition only in Blockbuster video titled  Clayfigher: Sculptors Cut.  It included characters that were cut out of the  original like Lockjaw, Hi'),
('7756','Five, Yow Yow Zappy Boys, and Lady Liberty.  Also  had alternate endings.'),
('7757',' The game originally featured a character named HoboCop '),
('7758',' a deranged homeless  drunk with armor crafted from a garbage can. However, Interplay dropped him  from both the original and Sculptors Cut release of the game because  Nintendo considered the character too offensive.'),
('7759',' A version called MAN BITES DOG IN AMERICA (CEST ARRIVÉ PRÈS DE CHEZ VOUS EN  AMÉRIQUE) does exist with a different soundtrack and different credits.'),
('7760',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7761',' The American TV version deleted a large section between Pogues visit to the  fashion show and his dictating to his tape recorder about the coin being with  "Baby".  In addition to eliminating the entire "guest speaker" scene, one of  the funniest in the movie, this is also the part where Pogue learns tha the  coin is with Baby.  Thus, the viewer is left out of a key clue in this  mystery!'),
('7762',' A restored version, funded by Turner Classic Movies and in the George Eastman  House Collection, was shown on Turner Classic Movies on 10 August 2000. It  has an original music score by Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida, and runs 88  minutes.'),
('7763',' The movie was released in Germany with German direction by Kurt Blemis and  German dialogue by Helmut Brandis and H. von Lortenbach.'),
('7764',' Also released in a shorter 194 minutes version.'),
('7765',' Laserdisc edition features 25 minutes of additional footage with seven scenes  not included in the original release, including alternate ending in which the  clerk is killed during a store hold'),
('7766','up.'),
('7767',' The DVD version also includes an alternate set of closing credits. Instead of  music, the credits are shown over cash register sound effects. At the very  end of the credits theres also a brief scene showing a customer (played by  director Kevin Smith) entering the store. Seeing that nobody is behind the  counter (Dante has been shot during the hold'),
('7768','up) he steals a pack of  cigarettes and leaves.'),
('7769',' The German versions with subtitles (both TV and video releases) differ  slightly from the normal theatrical release. They consist of the "festival  cut" without any post'),
('7770','production noises during the "quick stop opening" scene  and much less post'),
('7771','production noises during the entire movie. This festival  cut also omits the song "Go Your Own Way", while the "egg shell trauma"'),
('7772','guy  smashes the eggs to the pane.'),
('7773',' The new Clerks X 10th Anniversary DVD contains the original first cut which  is just over 10 minutes longer than the original. Here are some changes: '),
('7774',' There are many extra shots here and there in the film. '),
('7775',' There is a longer introduction to Jay and Silent Bob with Jay listing off   all the drugs hes got. '),
('7776',' The Chewlies Gum representatives speech is much longer and without cuts. '),
('7777',' Randal is seen shutting off the video monitor in the back. '),
('7778',' When Dante and Randal run from the funeral, there is a much longer shot of   mourners trying to run after them. '),
('7779',' The fight scene is extended. '),
('7780',' There is an alternate ending in which one of the clerks is shot dead. '),
('7781',' The credits are slightly different and have no music over them. '),
('7782',' Director Kevin Smith has a non'),
('7783','Silent Bob cameo after the end credits.'),
('7784',' In the Clerks X 10th Anniversary DVD, the sound effects in the opening credit  sequence are absent in the original first cut version.'),
('7785',' British cinema and video versions were edited for violence to achieve a 15  certificate with the video/DVD versions being more extensively cut by the  BBFC (losing 1 minute 24 secs in total). Most of the cuts were made to  punches and kicks during the fight scenes although the underwater shooting  scene was also considerably altered (the uncut version shows Travers being  shot by Hal as well as being hit by Stallones flares). The complete version  has been broadcast on Skys movie channels.'),
('7786',' The U.S. theatrical release was cut to get an R rating. Almost every violent  scene was edited. A bootleg workprint copy is in circulation within fan  networks and features around 20 minutes of extra dialogue and violent  footage.'),
('7787',' In the UK there are four versions of Cliffhanger, all rated 15, which are the  following... '),
('7788',' Cinema Release: One minute and eight seconds are cut. '),
('7789',' First Video Release: An extra 16 seconds are cut. '),
('7790',' Current Video Release: Same as above '),
('7791',' DVD Release: Missing same footage but edited differently'),
('7792',' Laserdisc release features two additional scenes not included in theatrical  version.'),
('7793',' Special Edition DVD features two deleted scenes with introduction by Renny  Harlin: '),
('7794',' The first deleted scene is called "Ice Climb" and falls right after the part   when Stallone survives the avalanche as hes retrieving the first money   case.  In this scene, he climbs up a frozen waterfall.  The scene which   would have followed this was the one in the theatrical version where   Stallone reaches the top of the mountain and runs to the lodge to meet   Jessie.  According to Renny Harlin, the scene was cut because it didnt look   real enough...the waterfall was a fiberglass wall and the background was   optically inserted.  Also, they didnt want Stallones character to appear   invincible and be able to do anything, like in Rambo. '),
('7795',' The second deleted scene is called "Kings Leap" and occurs right after the   scene where the bridge which connects the two mountain faces is destroyed.    In this scene, Stallone does a running jump between the two mountain faces,   and safely lands on the wall of the opposing cliff.  According to Renny   Harlin, this was also cut because while climbers actually jump between   mountain faces, the jump they had Stallone doing was a little to far to be   believable.  They then got around the part of how Gabe & Jessie got around   the mountain by having them backtrack and go all the way around.  Some audio   was also re'),
('7796','recorded for that after the "Kings Leap" was cut.. '),
('7797',' Portions of both deleted scenes can be seen in the trailer for the movie'),
('7798',' When Clifford is aired on television, several scenes not in the final print  are included. Such as Clifford at the airport after making the plane land,  there he pretends to be a poor deaf boy. Other scenes include: When  Cliffords stolen dog, Sneakers, runs away, theres a scene when theyre  leaving Sarahs house when Martin tells Clifford about this. After Martin is  arrested, theres a scene with Clifford sleeping at Sarahs house and he  offers her his great grandmothers wedding ring. A scene with Sarah and Mr.  Ellis in a helicopter looking over a new location for a new business.'),
('7799',' Also in the airing on TV version, when Martin drinks the hot sauce Clifford  puts in his drink and when Parker tells him to get on with it, his words have  been changed to: "Come on, Daniel, get on with it." From "God dammit Daniel,  get on with it!"'),
('7800',' A softer version exists, leaving out most of the rough inserts from the  hardcore version.'),
('7801',' The print shown on TCM had an uncredited piano score.'),
('7802',' One version omits the scene where Mickey tries to get the stork out of the  clock tower.'),
('7803',' The DVD release ("Mickey Mouse In Living Color") replaces Donald Ducks line,  "Says who?" with gibberish, apparently from another cartoon. (The clock  mainspring still replies, "Says me!")'),
('7804',' In 1973, a new version of "A Clockwork Orange" was released to theaters with  an MPAA rating of "R", replacing the previous "X". The new version contained  approximately 31 seconds of replacement, less lascivious footage for two  scenes: the high speed (2 fps) orgy in Alexs bedroom, and the Ludovico rape  scene. The bedroom scene was made more comical by having one of the girls  fall off the bed and Alex joins here down there. The Ludovico rape scene was  altered in that the scenes with the first two droogs was from the side and  waist'),
('7805','up, so it is less explicit. The third droog was removed completely and  replaced with a close'),
('7806','up of one of the doctors face as they are watching  Alexs treatment.'),
('7807',' The Japanese version has every single scene of nudity blurred out.'),
('7808',' The home video version originally released in Brazil lacks the religious  service in prison. This scene is only available in the recently released  Stanley Kubrick Collection DVD/VHS versions.'),
('7809',' In the 1971 X version, when Alex is smashed with the milk bottle, it is in  slow'),
('7810','motion. In the edited R version, it is at normal speed.'),
('7811',' A print of the film screened at the American Cinematheque (Los Angeles)  several times features most of the Special Editions edits, but also includes  the Roys tree'),
('7812','tossing sequence and his climb through the window. Whats  missing from this version is all of the footage from inside the spaceship.'),
('7813',' A final version of "Close Encounters" was released to video in 1998 (and then  on DVD in 2001) as "The Collectors Edition". It is basically Speilbergs  final 137'),
('7814','minute re'),
('7815','edit of the original version plus five sequences from the  1980 "Special Edition". It contains..... '),
('7816',' The Neary familys alternate longer introduction. '),
('7817',' The 5'),
('7818','second flyover of the power company truck. '),
('7819',' The scene where Roy Neary argues with his wife and goes crazy is included. '),
('7820',' The shot of a UFO scanning a roadside McDonalds sign is not included. '),
('7821',' The Air Force base press conference scene has been restored from the   original version. '),
('7822',' The scene where Roy throws dirt, plants and bricks through his kitchen   window has been restored. '),
('7823',' This version does not contain the mothership ending from the "Special   Edition", and retains the original 1977 end title music.'),
('7824',' A "Special Edition" version was released in 1980 (3 years after the films  original theatrical release). The original production of "Close Encounters of  the Third Kind" was plagued with schedule and budget problems. Speilberg  originally wanted to release the film in the summer of 1978, however,  Columbia Pictures (who were undergoing financial troubles at the time)  insisted that Spielberg have it ready by November 1977. Therefore many scenes  Spielberg had scripted couldnt be filmed as he originally intended due to  time constraints. After the movies huge success, Spielberg asked Columbia to  allow him to recut the picture and to shoot additional sequences; the studio  agreed at the condition that he included new scenes showing the inside of the  alien mothership (to entice audiences into the theater again). Spielberg was  given a budget of $1.5 million and seven weeks to shoot the new sequences  (some of which were shot while he was also directing 1941 (1979)). He had to  use a different director of photography (Allen Daviau) because Vilmos  Zsigmond was unavailable, and he was able to convince most of the original  cast to re'),
('7825','appear, with the exception of director Francois Truffaut (who  played French scientist Lacombe) who was on location shooting a film at the  time. For years, Steven Spielberg considered the Special Edition the only  "real" version of the movie and dismissed the original as an inferior  "work'),
('7826','in'),
('7827','progress". According to Columbia, all prints of the original version  have been destroyed (apart from a few copies kept in the studios vault for  historical value only). Only the Special Edition had been the version  available on video until Criterion became the first company to release  different versions of the film in any video format. The following are the  differences between the Original Version (O.V.) and the Special Edition  (S.E.): '),
('7828',' In the O.V. after Barry runs outside his house and into the night, theres a   cut to a music box playing "When you wish upon the star" and then to Roy   Nearys house, where he receives a phone call from his boss at the power   station. In the S.E. after Barry leaves the house we see a panoramic shot of   the city at night instead; the next scene shows Roy playing with a toy train   in order to explain to his son what a fraction is. Theres an argument   between Roy, his wife and his kids (they want to go play Goofy Golf, he   wants to go see "Pinocchio" but is outvoted). Then Roys boss calls. '),
('7829',' After Jillian Guiler looks for her son Barry in the woods, the O.V. version   shows Roy Neary at the power station where workers are discussing the power   failures and his supervisor tells him to go check an area of the city. The   Special Edition deletes this scene. '),
('7830',' The S.E. adds a new scene, after Roy sees the UFO flyby on the road: a UFO   stops in front of a McDonalds sign and flashes its light on it, as if to   read it. '),
('7831',' An old man sees the UFOs fly by on the road and says "They can fly rings   around the moon, but were years ahead of them on the highway". This scene   is missing from the S.E. '),
('7832',' The S.E. adds a scene in which U.S. soldiers and scientists discover the   ship, the "Cotopaxi" in the Gobi desert. This scene is inserted right after   the one where Roy and his wife watch the sky in the spot where he first saw   the UFOs. '),
('7833',' A scene where Roy and his wife argue right after hes fired from his job.   Roy lies on his bed and looks at a pillow (whose shape resembles the Devils   Tower mountain) The pillow segment was removed in the S.E. '),
('7834',' The S.E. version changes the chronology of sequences from the mid'),
('7835','section of   the O.V. In the O.V. the scene where Roy is fired is followed by the scene   where he goes back to the road with his camera, which is followed by The   India sequence and then Lacombes auditorium speech. In the S.E. these   scenes are flip'),
('7836','flopped. The scene where Roy is fired is followed by the   India sequence, which is followed by Lacombes auditorium speech, followed   by the scene where Roy goes back to the road with his camera. '),
('7837',' In the S.E. Lacombes auditorium speech is slighty longer containing the   applause of the dignitaries. '),
('7838',' The S.E. deletes a scene at an Air Force base after Lacombe and the military   argue about the best way to scare the population away from the aliens   landing area. In the original Jillian is interviewed by reporters about her   sons kidnapping, and Roy and Ronnie arrive at the base to attend a press   conference about UFOs. Roy draws the shape of the Devils Tower on a   newspaper over the photo of Jillian and the headline "Cosmic Kidnapping". '),
('7839',' In the O.V. during the dinner/mashed potato sequence. The scene begins with   the kids arguing at the table. As soon as Roy walks into the room they   immediately stop shouting. In the S.E. this portion is deleted and the scene   begins with Ronnie handing Toby the mashed potatos. '),
('7840',' The S.E. adds a sequence where Roy breaks down and he locks himself in the   bathroom and goes under the running shower. Ronnie breaks the door open and   yells at him, holding him responsible for their family falling apart. '),
('7841',' The scene where Roy tosses bricks and bushes into his house so he can make   the Devils tower replica was almost entirely removed in the S.E. version.   The S.E. only includes the portion of the scene where Ronnie actually leaves   with the kids. '),
('7842',' When Ronnie leaves Roy and almost runs him over with her car, the O.V. shows   him getting back inside the house from a window. This scene is missing from   the S.E. The sequence when Roy arrives in Wyoming and meets Jillian at the   train station while the population is being evacuated by the army is shorter   in the S.E.: in the original we saw Roy trying to convince a soldier (played   by Carl Weathers) to let him go look for his "sister": the guard says he has   orders to shoot anyone that trespasses. '),
('7843',' The S.E. adds a new ending that shows what happens after Roy enters the   mothership, with light/sound special effects by Douglas Trumbull. '),
('7844',' In the S.E. the end title music is different. Instead of the closing   "overture" music originally commissioned for the credits, we hear an   arrangement of "When You Wish Upon A Star".'),
('7845',' An ABC television version aired that ran 143 minutes. It incorporated all the  scenes from the O.V. as well as all the new scenes from the S.E. This version  has never been released to video.'),
('7846',' Available in the USA in both an R'),
('7847','rated and an unrated version.'),
('7848',' Film has different actresses narrating the five language versions that exist.'),
('7849',' A newly released DVD from Fox Home Entertainment contains an extended version  of the movie not rated by the MPAA (including two whole characters removed  from the film), 2 Broken Lizard Audio Commentaries and fifteen minutes of  deleted & alternate scenes with optional commentary. The disc also contains a  Fox Inside Look at AVP, a soundtrack spot and two theatrical trailers for  The Ringer (qv) and Club Dread.'),
('7850',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('7851','rated and unrated versions.'),
('7852',' There was a fourth ending shot, but subsequently dropped from the film due to  the fact that director Lynn did not like or approve of it. It had Wadsworth  as the solo killer of the bunch, explaining that he killed everyone out of  the need for perfection in the world, that all of lifes consistencies were  not good enough, and further tells the six victims that he has poisoned the  champaign he served and unless they find an antidote in three hours, theyll  die. Police show up soon enough and trap Wadsworth, but not for long. He gets  away from J. Edgar Hoover and leaves, locking all the people in the mansion.  But as he steals a police car, he notices a smell (the dog dropping smell  from the beginning of the film) and realizes the Doberman from earlier is now  in the police car, and it lunges for him. The police car crashes, and  Wadsworth is dead. This implies that the others got out okay now that the  windows were not guarded by the Doberman any longer.'),
('7853',' 3 different endings exist for this movie, each with a different person being  the killer. In theaters, only one of the endings was shown. Television and  rental versions include all of the endings.'),
('7854',' The trailer features scenes that were deleted from the theatrical release  including: '),
('7855',' Mr. Green being slapped across the face by Colonel Mustard in the Study. '),
('7856',' Prof Plum looking down Yvettes cleavage in the Dining Room. '),
('7857',' Wadsworth standing at the door looking at the dead Singing Telegram: In the   trailer, the line is "this is getting quite serious", in the theatrical   version, the line is "this is getting serious". '),
('7858',' A pile up of Peacock, Plum, Wadsworth & White in front of the cellar door is   shown in the trailer... in the movie, the plie up occurs with only Yvette,   Green, White & Wadsworth on the second floor landing. In the theatrical   release, Plum and Peacock are never shown coming out of the cellar.'),
('7859',' A fourth ending was shot, but didnt make it into the movie.	Shots of this  ending are included in the movie storybook.'),
('7860',' In some television broadcasts of the movie, the "drawing lots" scene in the  kitchen is cut out. The scene goes from the decision to split up and cuts  directly to where the pairs go to search the house.'),
('7861',' There is a very large cut in the film when aired on Comedy Central and the  Fox Family Network. When Green and Yvette stand at the bottom of the stairs  and decide who is to go first, there are a number of scenes showing the other  guests looking throughout the house before going back to Yvette and Green,  where she says "Go on! Ill be right behind you!" This is how it is found in  the theatrical version. On the television version, the scene of the two  deciding who is to go first and the the "Go on!" scene are joined together,  making one scene. All of the scenes in between are edited out. Also edited  out is a scene of Scarlet and Mustard in the Billiard room, and a shot where  Mrs White is in a darkened room saying "Are you in here? Im coming"'),
('7862',' The DVD version allows viewers to watch the original "A", "B", and "C"  endings by themselves (chosen randomly by the DVD player), or to watch the  three endings stitched together as on TV and VHS.'),
('7863',' A scene from the previews was cut from the movie: Cher, Dionne and Amber are  in the ladies room freshening up when Cher notices Ambers 1950s style  hair'),
('7864','do and comments "Did I miss something, is big hair back?" then Dionne  further mocks Amber with an "A'),
('7865','ha!"'),
('7866',' In the late'),
('7867','80s Greenwood Video released a 69 minutes cut version of the  movie in West Germany. E.g. the end credits are missing.'),
('7868',' A short sequence where Stallone douses a bad guy with petrol, sets him  alight, and utters "You have the right to remain silent" was removed from the  UK version.  The print shown on subscription TV (Sky) is intact.'),
('7869',' Television version features previously cut scene showing the Nightslasher at  his job cutting up fish.'),
('7870',' Also in the television version is a previously cut scene where Cobra and  Ingrid have a brief conversation with law enforcement officials in the  factory after killing the Nightslasher.'),
('7871',' Just as with "In This World," 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 DVD release, the film was transferred open matte. Again, like "In This  World," only the American DVD respects the theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1.'),
('7872',' Some TV versions have some alternate takes of some scenes with no harsh  language, such as the scene when Brian and Doug have their bar fight.'),
('7873',' 2 Previous versions of the film where cut and submitted to the film festival  circuit. "Phoenix City" is the title of the previous 2 versions. The first  version screened at The Georgia Museum of Art on Halloween of 2000 and had  another screening later in the year. The second version featured a complete  overhaul of the visuals via computer plug'),
('7874','ins and a few minor changes to the  story. The third version "Cocktail Generation" was completed in 2003 for  potential DVD distribution. It featured a radical change in the story &  visuals. Around 20 minutes of footage was removed and replaced with new  footage. "Cocktail Generation" is the third and last edit of the film.'),
('7875',' The original "roadshow" version of "The Cocoanuts" is reputed to have run 140  minutes in length.  Although no print of the roadshow edition is known to  exist, it is generally believed the material cut for the 96'),
('7876','minute general  release version consisted of musical numbers only, with no cutting of any  Marx Brothers comedy bits.'),
('7877',' Deleted Scenes: '),
('7878',' When the bellboys are protesting against being unpaid, Zeppo tells them that   Groucho has yet to arise at four in the afternoon. His comforting   postscript, that Groucho always gets up on Wednesday, precedes his arrival.   This scene was shot, but later cut after the preview, leaving Groucho   descending down the stairs, still putting on his coat, allowing time to ward   off his staff to catch a 4:15 train. '),
('7879',' Another item that was cut from the preview version of the film was a love   ballad sung by Groucho to Margaret Dumont (qv) entitled "A Little   Bungalow". Originally sung in the play by the romantic leads Polly Potter   and Robert Adams, the song slowed up the picture.'),
('7880',' All UK versions are cut by 1m 5s to heavily edit Bernies attempted suicide  by hanging in order to achieve a PG rating.'),
('7881',' Video version is edited from 230 m. original'),
('7882',' The original version of the film was almost a full hour longer. (2 hours, 17  minutes long.) After premiering the film, ArieScope Pictures asked the  audience to complete an on'),
('7883','line survey where they could suggest scenes,  characters, and story lines they would cut from the film to make it a more  acceptable length. Scenes no longer in the movie include Adam and Steves  run'),
('7884','in with a mafia'),
('7885','type man named Uncle Frank who wants to hire them to be  strippers, Steves stalker co'),
('7886','worker from the Jewelry Store he works in, and  a segment called "Dating Tips" where Steve goes crazy on the radio program  after a girl tells him she needs "space".'),
('7887',' The R'),
('7888','rated scenes were extensively re'),
('7889','shot and edited for TV, i.e. different  camera angles were used to avoid nudity.'),
('7890',' A short scene where Goofys wife dumps cold pills into his mouth has been  censored from TV versions.'),
('7891',' There exist three different German versions of this film '),
('7892',' original 1970 version, based on the export version '),
('7893',' re'),
('7894','dubbed ("funny") version, released at the end of the 70s, based on the   export version '),
('7895',' East German version, released with a new dubbing in 1983, based on the   original Italian version'),
('7896',' The sex scene on the bed was more extended in the US and Australian video  version following the head'),
('7897','to'),
('7898','waist shot depicting the sweating bodies of  Willis and March with a scene showing Willis positioning himself behind  Marchs rear. He later climaxed with a shriek, catching his breath as he  leans towards the head of March who invites him to dress up for dinner.'),
('7899',' The Italian version contains a dinner table scene in which Willis and March  arousing each other with their feet, followed by Willis gently rubbing  Marchs toes as her feet make their way up his crotch, this scene is also  featured in the Australian VHS version released by Village Roadshow.'),
('7900',' US video and laserdisc versions include a R'),
('7901','rated directors cut with 17  minutes of footage deleted from US theatrical version; among restored scenes  are a shot showing Bruce Willis completely naked and more sequences  describing the lesbian relationship between Jane Marsh and Lesley Ann'),
('7902','Warren.'),
('7903',' The European version has a clear shot of Willis penis as March kisses her  way down his naked body in the pool scene.'),
('7904',' The pool scene has been slightly censored in the Italian theatrical release,  but it was restored in the home'),
('7905','video version.'),
('7906',' The pool sex scene in the UK version is followed by extra footage showing  Willis and March kissing each other on a sofa completely naked as they roll  over and tumble onto the floor.'),
('7907',' The European version contains a scene in which March sings lullaby to Willis  as he falls asleep naked on the bed. March then rushes downstairs and leaves  the house.'),
('7908',' In the US version, the scene where Willis and March have sex on the dining  table follows the pool scene immediately. In the European version, the same  scene takes place later before the two sunbath on the poolyard. The sex scene  in the steamy shower between Willis and March follows the scene in which they  stumbled onto the floor naked for the European version. That same scene was  preceded by a scene absent in the European version in which March serves  Willis dinner in the nude for the US version.'),
('7909',' The sex scene on the bed was more extended in the US version following the  head'),
('7910','to'),
('7911','waist shot depicting the sweating bodies of Willis and March with a  scene showing Willis positioning himself behind Marchs rear. He later  climaxed with a shriek, catching his breath as he leans towards the head of  March who invites him to dress up for dinner.'),
('7912',' The French and Italian version show an extra shot (absent in the US version)  of Willis diving into the pool before kissing his way up Marchs naked body.  The kissing scene that preceded Willis and March plunging into the pool is  slightly different for the US version where Willis says "I miss you" with  March replying" This time, you wont miss.", followed by the plunging during  which Marchs red dress is still intact. In the European version, he said he  could recommend someone (i.e a shrink) and she said why not Willis. A  top'),
('7913','angled view shot then shows March removes her red dress herself before  diving into the pool when she pulls the shorts off Willis so they can fondle  each other completely nude.'),
('7914',' The US version steamy shower scene shows extra footage (compared to the  European version) of Willis and March kissing with his hands on her breast  before she runs hers down his sweaty rear. Another extra shot also follows  with them kissing with March turning towards Willis so that she can straddle  her legs around Willis naked body and presses tightly onto him. Since he  tries to position the kissing better by lifting her body up a little (almost  passing his waistline), Willis penis and pubic hair were quite visible but  immediately blurred by the following shot when a fully nude Willis  (displaying his left side butt cheek), scantily covered by a blanket, is tied  down by a rope to the bed railing in some S&M way.'),
('7915',' In the European version, the pool scene ends with a extra shot showing Willis  lifting March out of water naked and placing her on the pool side and kissing  her below the waistline area. In the US version, the pool scene ends with  March kissing her way down Willis naked body (with his penis shot absent),  followed by a scene showing them caressing each other on the dining table  fully exposed as he runs his hand down her butt. This dinner table sex scene  in the European version precedes the pool sunbath scene which ends with  Willis baring his scrotum beneath the towel.'),
('7916',' The bubblebath scene in which Willis and March played with a toy tank naked  is preceded by a different scene in different versions: '),
('7917',' US and UK '),
('7918',' the scene where March shows up unannounced wearing only an   apron. '),
('7919',' French, Italian '),
('7920',' the scene not shown in the US and UK versions where she   seduces him by laying her feet on his crotch as he massages them in the   middle of dinner.'),
('7921',' In one version, there is a scene where Casey leaves Capa a message on his  answering machine, which is followed by the normal the scene where Capa  returns his phone call. Later, Capa climbs the building and discovers Caseys  desecrated body, which this scene has a different color'),
('7922','changing effect thab  whats shown in the US release. Immediately following that is a scene where  Capa, Martinez & the Coronor discuss the possibility of it being a homosexual  S&M killing and whether it could have been committed by a man or a woman.'),
('7923',' The french'),
('7924','kissing scene in front of the hotel was more extended in the US  and Italian versions.'),
('7925',' The bathtub scene in the US version is longer and more explicitly sexual. The  same UK bathtub scene cuts into the lullaby singing scene right after Willis  moaning that he needs some sleep.'),
('7926',' In the US theaterial version, the woman who commits suicide gives fellatio to  the guns barrel is cut. In the US video version, it is restored.'),
('7927',' Theatrical version was slightly altered/shortened by the distributor;  complete 127'),
('7928','minutes directors cut is available on video.'),
('7929',' There are several different versions, running from 126 minutes to 142  minutes. The French version is shortest but has some longer shots than  English and German version. The Italian original is available in a restored  142 minute long version which contains all scenes. The main title sequence  also differs between versions.'),
('7930',' In versions shown on US broadcast television, the dialogue between Dr. Forbin  and Colossus (the computer), concerning his need for sex, is edited. The  lines cut are: Colossus (text on display screen): "HOW MANY NIGHTS A WEEK DO  YOU REQUIRE SEX?" Forbin: "Every night." Colossus: "NOT WANT. REQUIRE."  Forbin: "Four times."'),
('7931',' Early in the picture, when they are testing Colossus to see if they are still  in control after it had issued an order for communication with Guardian '),
('7932','  They are waiting for a 30 minute time period to pass '),
('7933',' the computer should  not at that time repeat the order as it had been acknowledged and ordered not  to do so.  Before the time was up, originally the following conversation took  place: Blake: Colossus can not exceed its programming.  Its impossible.  The  computer cannot physically change its guts. Forbin: Anything the human mind  can conceive of is possible, Blake. Blake: Really, Charles?  OK, how about a  four'),
('7934','sided triangle? Forbin:  A triangle in three dimensions would be  four'),
('7935','sided. Cleo:  Its called a pyramid. In all copies of this film since it  was first released on video, the conversation does not take place.  The scene  just cuts to 30 minutes later with Blake saying "Were still boss".'),
('7936',' The original German version from the 1970s was censored due to the Nazi  topic. The dubbing changed Jack Cassidys character Santini from the ex'),
('7937','Nazi  Stefan Mueller to a wanted British bank robber named Stanley Matthews. Also  this Columbo episode was slightly cut in places where the dubbing changes  would have become obvious (i.e. the last few seconds of the scene where the  name "Stefan Mueller" can be read on Jeromes letter). In the 1990s the  German TV network "RTL Television" had the uncut version of this episode  re'),
('7938','dubbed, now sticking to the original plot and preserving the Nazi'),
('7939','topic.'),
('7940',' This two'),
('7941','hour TV movie was also prepared in a 90'),
('7942','minute version which played  on Canadian television, and is reputed to be the superior of the two cuts.'),
('7943',' All UK versions are cut by 8 secs to remove footage of horse'),
('7944','falls.'),
('7945',' Original theatrical version was called "American Nightmares" and is 100  minutes long.'),
('7946',' The Troma DVD release features a short scene where Frankie drinks sour milk,  cut by the director himself.'),
('7947',' Hardcore versions of four of the films sex scenes were shot for the overseas  market. It is believed that the hardcore version was never exhibited  commercially and may now be lost.'),
('7948',' Alternative opening, deleted from the Italian version, and introducing the  yellow spandex wearing hero in a clearer way: Argoman is just about to be  executed by a Chinese firing squad. Luckily, he reveals to be a psychic and  after muttering "kill each other... kill each other... kill each other..."   the soldiers just turn around and shoot each other dead. The Italian version  '),
('7949',' as well as the European one '),
('7950',' began with a parade of British soldiers while  marching on the streets of London, and then the action camera rolled to the  crowns mysterious disappearence.'),
('7951',' Available on CD'),
('7952','ROM with additional footage.'),
('7953',' The TV version uses censored version and replaces Cliff Richard with Bob  Geldof.'),
('7954',' Released on LP as Comic Relief Utterly Utterly Live (WEA Records 09321).'),
('7955',' The originally transmitted version was in four parts, using the open titles  from Part Two.'),
('7956',' The US release through Filmways is missing a ten minute flashback in the  opening reel.'),
('7957',' German standard version was modified (suicide squad became bomb bomb planter,  nuclear rocket became aurora rocket) to secure a "Not under 16" rating from  the USK. "Kane Edition" is uncut with a "Not under 18" rating.'),
('7958',' German version is heavily cut: Hitler is missing from the introduction.  All  soldiers have been replaced by Cyborgs.'),
('7959',' In the "Command and Conquer: First Decade" version of the game the scene in  the intro where the Statue of Liberty is struck by a Soviet missile and the  head breaks off is cut, instead the new scene has a super imposed picture of  an already destroyed Statue of Liberty in its place.'),
('7960',' The original box art featured the World Trade Center being attacked and  destroyed. This was changed after the terrorist attacks on the USA of 11  September 2001.'),
('7961',' To avoid problems with the German censors (namely the Bundesprüfstelle für  jugendgefährdende Schriften, BPJS), the human soldiers were replaced with  cyborgs.'),
('7962',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('7963',' In early versions of the game, level four contained a hidden area where a  swastika is shown prominently as part of the scenery. The offensive symbol  was removed from all later versions.'),
('7964',' The original UK cinema and video versions were censored by 12 secs in the  scene where Arnie hides out in a garden shed. We no longer see him chop a  mans arm off with a machete. There was also a brief cut in the final  showdown, where a tracking shot of a pole in a mans stomach has been removed  (the UK laserdisc version however was uncut). Bizarrely the 2001 DVD release  retained all the previous cuts and also added a further 26 secs of  distributor edits, editing most of the violence in the action scenes and  heavily shortening the deaths of Bennett and Cooke. The cuts were fully  waived in 2007 by the BBFC.'),
('7965',' German TV version as well as the rental video were edited in order to reduce  violence. DVD release is uncut.'),
('7966',' The movie was banned twice for Swedish cinema. Then another distributor  picked up the film, cut the film by 15 min. and released it on video. TV  version was uncut.'),
('7967',' Australian DVD release is edited, must be a transfer from UK version. One of  the cuts is when Matrix breaks the guys neck in the plane. Matrix just hits  him and at the end hes dead. The original Australian version is uncut.'),
('7968',' On US TV versions of the film, the garden shed shootout scene only shows one  soldier shooting the shed instead of the large group of soldiers as the  original version shows.'),
('7969',' The Australian DVD release, although rated R18, cuts the sequence where  Matrix slices off a soldiers arm in the garden shed and also shortens the  shot of Cooke impaled on the wooden spike. However, the shot of the top of  the soldiers head being sliced off in the garden shed is kept in. These cuts  seem odd considering the R18 rating virtually gaurantees that there is no  limit to the violence. The Australian theatrical and video releases, also  rated R18, are uncut.'),
('7970',' The Australian DVD version also has the arm'),
('7971','hacking scene cut, as well as the  axe to the groin of a soldier and the close'),
('7972','up of the pole in Bennetts  stomach.'),
('7973',' In the Australian DVD, The Garbage Truck scene, has been edited. In the Uncut  version after both bad guys shoot the old soldier, Cooke shoots him again.  This has been cut, they both shoot then it cuts to Cooke taking his gun away,  with no bullets heard.'),
('7974',' When shown on "Walt Disney Presents," all the Japanese caricatures are  edited.'),
('7975',' "Communion" was re'),
('7976','released (after Brooke Shields became famous in "Pretty  Baby") in its original uncut form as "Alice, Sweet Alice" in 1978 and then in  a cut form as "Holy Terror" in 1981 (after the Brooke Shields hit "The Blue  Lagoon").'),
('7977',' The UK cinema version was uncut but the 1998 Tartan video version was cut by  3 seconds to remove a brief shot of a squirming kitten being swung at an  attacker (the edit was later extended to 8 secs for the 2003 release). These  were considered to fall foul of UK legislation which forbids actual animal  cruelty to be depicted in films.'),
('7978',' The original 1980s video release has a sequence missing in the DVD edition:  Dom and Catherine respark their love between one another and are in the  middle of making love when Doms wife calls. It is then that Catherine  realizes that their rekindled romance was not to be. This leads into the  hotel telephone scene.'),
('7979',' The DVD edition has a few other differences in sound between the original  1980s video release. The new version has several seconds of missing  soundtrack music and dialogue, while the original release has dramatic music  and dialogue during the same scenes.'),
('7980',' An alternate version of Communion (1989) is shown on FOX network television  (USA). The alternate version has extra or extended scenes (compared to the  theatrical/cable/video version) as follows: '),
('7981',' When Whitley (Christopher Walken) visits Dr. Freidman (Basil Hoffman), he   describes the visitors while watching a salamander frolic in the physicians   aquarium. '),
('7982',' When Whitleys Russian friend Alex (Andreas Katsulas) finds Whitley in the   diner, he tells Whitley that as a child in his native country he heard   stories of small beings who lived in the mines, called Kobals. He tells   Whitley he believes these stories are true; '),
('7983',' On the "ship," Whitley dances with the blue boys after they exchange   greetings (immediately before the "magic show"); '),
('7984',' Upon the roof of their apartment building, the stars in the sky do NOT   momentarily appear to resemble the face of a visitor, as they do in the   theatrical/cabletv/video version; '),
('7985',' The end credits roll over a night time aerial shot of the Strieber family   standing on the shore with New York City behind them.'),
('7986',' The Fox TV version suffers from some poorly executed video signal  enhancements; the brightness level of bright objects has been boosted and  digitially diffused. This adds to the ethereal atmosphere of the "ship" and  hides some of the flaws in the special effects. However, because it was  applied to the entire tape, even the late afternoon sunlight streaming into  Dr.  Janet Duffys (Frances Sternhagen) office appears to be the Second  Coming.'),
('7987',' An 8'),
('7988','minute version of "Commute" has been shown at d>art03 and wagga  spacecamps unsound03.'),
('7989',' Hard core version shot for export, but no suggestion that any of the credited  cast did hard core.'),
('7990',' Two scenes were removed from the West German version in 1965 to avoid a "Not  under 18" rating: '),
('7991',' Don Camillo packing his equipment '),
('7992',' Don Camillo giving the host to a dying woman Only in 2003 for the DVD   release these scenes were restored.'),
('7993',' In the Finnish DVD version the death of Cyrus is slightly edited. The scene  cuts away right before the rock'),
('7994','smashing weight hits his head.'),
('7995',' The UK video release had the character "Sally Cant Dance" almost entirely  edited out. For example, in the theatrical release, when Sally Cant Dance  sees cops getting closer to the plane he squeals "Oooh, men in uniform!".  This line of dialog is omitted from the UK video release.'),
('7996',' The TV version contains added dialogue between John Cusack and Ginny, the  female officer in the hangar.'),
('7997',' The TV version also includes an scene during the opening credits where  Nicolas Cage is in prison writing letters to his daughter.  It shows a prison  riot, and Cages diabetic friend saves him from the burning cell.  The  theatrical version only shows a quick shot of mattresses and such on fire in  the prison hallway.'),
('7998',' Con Air was not cut by the BBFC, but the certificate was raised from a 15  at the cinema to an 18 on video, as it was felt that original decision was  too lenient. However, there are reports of cuts to all home versions  (including the US releases) so these must have been made by the US  distributors. One such cut is noticed when comparing the Region 1 DVD and the  Region 2 DVD. In the scene where the inmates take the plane, a passenger with  a cloth bag over his head gets shot in the head. In the Region 1 version you  see a side'),
('7999','on shot of the bullet entering and blood coming out of the back.  In the Region 2 this small sequence is cut. There may be other cuts made.'),
('8000',' In the Swedish videorelease you can see Cindino screaming while the flames  incinirates him. On the DVD Cyrus just drops the cigarette in the petroleum  and the place blows up.'),
('8001',' In Germany the film was released on DVD/VHS for commercial reasons in its  uncut form (rated Not under 18, restricted sale) and in an edited version  (with a Not under 16 rating, available everywhere). On TV normally the cut  version is shown.'),
('8002',' One of the horse falls cut from the movie is seen in its entirety on the  documentary. UK version is cut to remove horse falls (one of which can still  be seen in the accompanying documentary on the UK DVD) and the sex scene with  the witch is shortened.'),
('8003',' European version features alternate footage and is slightly re'),
('8004','edited. The  first R1 DVD release has the US theatrical cut of the film, while the newer  R1 Special Edition DVD adds some deleted scenes and features the  longer/alternate international version (130 minutes). There are 4 minutes of  additional scenes in the DVD Chapter "Dooms Day" involving the Princess  (Valerie Quennessen) where she is shown with Conan entering Dooms Mountain  and watching as Conan confronts and kills Thulsa Doom and burns the palace.  Conan is later seen to lead her by the hand and then carrying her away.  The  last sentence of Conans "A King by his own hand" silent text ending "but  that is another story" has been changed to read "And this story shall also be  told" and includes a voice over by Mako (Akiro)'),
('8005',' In addition to the original ending, the R1 Special Edition DVD adds an  intricate scene of dialogue between Conan and Subotai as they prepare before  the battle on the mounds.'),
('8006',' There are some deleted scenes that never made it to the dvd or vhs, these  include:'),
('8007',' 1. A love scene between Conan and Queen Taramis 2. Queen Taramis  slaps Bombaata The German dvd release of Conan the destroyer is special  edition and restores some of the scenes that arent included either on the UK  or US versions, these are:'),
('8008',' 1. When the camel spits at Conan, Conan slams the  camel down with a fist. 2. Some of the fight scenes are extended 3. Bombaata  trips up Zula when she helps Conan defeat the Elite guards that surprise  attack.'),
('8009',' In the original release, Jehnna rewards Malak by appointing him royal  treasurer, reasoning, "Who better to guard my treasure than a thief?" In  current broadcast and video releases, Jehnna appoints Malak "fool".'),
('8010',' UK version is cut to remove horse falls, violence and the camel'),
('8011','hitting  scene.'),
('8012',' The DVD release contains additional performances of Peter Cetera (qv),  Nita Whitaker (qv) and Michael Buble (qv).'),
('8013',' SPOILER: There are two versions of the scene where Kevin Harrison committs  suicide. The first, which is the theatrical version, has Harrison, on his  private plane, after seeing that Maggie is still alive after the Concorde  crashes in the mountains, shooting himself. The alternate scene, which airs  on the network television version, which airs a further nineteen minutes of  footage discarded from the theatrical version, has him shooting himself in a  crowd of reporters while being asked about the Concorde incident.'),
('8014',' When this film was re'),
('8015','edited for showing on the ABC network in 1982, nearly  20 minutes of additional footage was added, most of it specially shot more  than two years after the original film completed production.'),
('8016',' Several scenes added for Network Television for time.'),
('8017',' A cable'),
('8018','TV version includes a scene with Beldar and Primat chatting with  friends shortly after their return to Remulac.'),
('8019',' In 2005, a version aired on Turner Classic Movies Cartoon Alley with scenes  featuring depictions of African'),
('8020','American stereotypes omitted.'),
('8021',' The print in the "Treasures from American Film Archives (2000)" collection,  shown on Turner Classic Movies, had an uncredited piano score using the  original music written for the movie in 1912. It is the earliest surviving  film for which the music was especially written and has also survived.'),
('8022',' For the 1940 re'),
('8023','release, Warner Bros. added footage showing the devastation  inflicted on Norway, Holland and Belgium, those countries then occupied by  Germany. That footage is included in the print shown on Turner Classic  Movies.'),
('8024',' There is a version where the scenes where a 15 year old Daniel Ray Hawkins  murders a prostitute is removed from the film. Also removed from the film is  a scene when Hawkins is a child and he and his sister watch their mother have  sex with two men and it infuriates their father and causes him to commit  suicide. Also removed from the film is where a girl escapes from Hawkins when  he tries to kill her. Also in the film Hawkins and a Texas Sheriff discussing  Hawkins homosexual relations with Moon Lawton is edited. Another scene cut  from the film is outside a gas station where they discuss starting their own  violent sex magazine and later when they are in the gas satation the scene  where they pick up groceries is cut. These scenes are just before they murder  the gas station worker and another customer in the store. Also cut from this  version is a scene where Lawton leaves for Louisianna and tells Hawkins and  Milly goodbye.'),
('8025',' In order to satisfy the censors of a worldwide market, three versions of this  film had to be shot. The A Version was the traditional nude format, the B  Version had both male and females wearing underwear, while the C Version  (made for South Africa) had fully'),
('8026','clothed sex scenes. The same practice was  used for Confessions of a Pop Performer, though the final two sequels '),
('8027','  Confessions of a Driving Instructor and Confessions From a Holiday Camp '),
('8028','  only required A and B Versions.'),
('8029',' This film exists in two versions. Conflict of Interest has gay sex only.  Bi'),
('8030','conflict has bisexual sex.'),
('8031',' The "Dance of the Blind" sequence was restored for the 1994 re'),
('8032','issue of the  film. This had been cut for the American release. Contrary to early reports,  the DVD released by Paramount does include this scene.'),
('8033',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('8034',' In the morgue on the war level when Conker accidentally electrocute your  fellow squirrel comrade Conker will act like he hasnt done anything, so he  reads a magazine. The magazine he is reading is called DRUDGE with Master  Chief from Halo on the cover and Rares Killer Instant logo on the back,  according to a updated screen shot of the game the magazine has been replaced  with a different one called Fur Only with Berri on the cover and the Conker  L&R box art on the back. The DRUDGE magazine can be found in the demo version  of Conker L&R.'),
('8035',' A silent version with an uncredited piano accompaniment has been shown on the  Turner Classic Movies channel.  It has Turner and MGM front ends and runs 90  minutes.  The only crew credits are for the director and writer Balzac, and  the only cast credits are for Rudolph Valentino and Alice Terry, in that  order.'),
('8036',' The extended version (plus the sound) of the last scene in the beach is  available on Wicked Anthology 2 as a bonus feature.'),
('8037',' The film was cut for violence in the final battle scene by the US distributor  for a PG rating. Similarly the BBFC (UK) cut the electrical torture of  Caesar, and closeup scenes of violence from the killing of the guards and the  climactic battle for an AA cinema rating. This was later translated as 15  but the recent DVD release is rated 12.'),
('8038',' Most early video releases of the film were edited with the 1983 UK version  suffering 4 minutes 8 secs of BBFC cuts. The Blue Underground DVD release is  fully uncut and restored.'),
('8039',' The film was produced in both a Swedish and English'),
('8040','spoken version. Actress  Jena Malone voices the latter.'),
('8041',' The fully uncut version of "Contamination" was finally released in the UK by  Anchor Bay in 2006 as part of their "Box of the Banned" compilation series.'),
('8042',' The version released by Mill Creek on their 50'),
('8043','movie DVD collection entitled  "Nightmare Worlds" is the R'),
('8044','rated U.S. cut, running 84 minutes.'),
('8045',' The film was never given a UK certificate (under any titles and for either  cinema or video/DVD) until 2004. The BBFCs site will confirm this. The film  was available on UK video in the early 80s in both an uncut form, and in an  unofficially cut BBFC approved version, though the introduction of the Video  Recordings Act and the listing of the film as a video nasty outlawed both  versions. About 2 minutes and 40 seconds of cuts had been made to the BBFC  version, including: '),
('8046',' 13 seconds cut from opening sequence showing a dead mans mutilated and   decomposing body in a cupboard. '),
('8047',' 73 seconds cut from opening sequence showing several men graphically   exploding after tampering with alien pods. Footage includes facial   explosions and several scientists exploding at the gut in lingering   slow'),
('8048','motion. '),
('8049',' 19 seconds cut from warehouse sequence showing criminals exploding at the   gut after unwisely standing amongst alien pods. '),
('8050',' 2 seconds cut from warehouse sequence in which remains of freshly'),
('8051','exploded   men are shown. '),
('8052',' 9 seconds cut from climax, in which mans head is devoured by queen alien. '),
('8053',' 11 seconds cut from climax showing a scientist exploding at the gut after   being shot by Ian McCulloch. '),
('8054',' 33 seconds cut from climax showing chief villains chest exploding in   slow'),
('8055','motion viscera'),
('8056','launch spectacle. The film was finally granted an uncut   15'),
('8057','rated certificate in the UK in 2004.'),
('8058',' The video versions under titles Contamination and Toxic Spawn are heavily  edited.'),
('8059',' The version released by Cannon in the US (entitled "Alien Contamination") was  heavily cut, mainly to tighten the pacing in the mid'),
('8060','section of the film, and  to remove a romantic sub'),
('8061','plot. A few seconds of graphic violence was also cut  to secure an R'),
('8062','rating from the MPAA. In total, 11 minutes were removed from  the original version. The complete 95'),
('8063','minute version is available on the R1  DVD from Blue Undergound.'),
('8064',' One segment of this film, "Tropical Fruit" was released in New York City on  April 24, 1979 as part of the New York New Directors and New Films Festival.'),
('8065',' The European NES version of Contra was renamed Probotector, and the two  (human) main characters as well as some of the enemies where replaced with  robots. Konami did this because some of the European countries (like Germany)  didnt like the idea of people killing other people. The original Arcade  version was released in Europe under the title of "Gryzor", but the game was  banned in Germany.'),
('8066',' The Famicom version in Japan of the game an intro, cut'),
('8067','scenes and a longer  ending (including a hidden message) that were not in the NES version. This  was mainly due to the fact that these scenes made used of one of Konamis  proprietary VRC (Video Resource Chip) mapper. When the game was localized for  the NES, Konami was form to use a standard mapper and the added scenes were  removed.'),
('8068',' Eight minutes were cut from Contraband for its U.S. release; some just snips  here and there, others more major. The most regrettable loss is the opening  minutes of Veidts and Hobsons table scene at the Three Vikings Restaurant,  which in the U.S. version begins at the point when Veidt and Hobson begin  drinking together and look at Veidts watch. Another cut sequence shows black  male dancers and white female dancers in a nightclub production number [The  "White Negro" cabaret designed & executed by Hedley Briggs], a racial  combination that would have outraged much of white America at the time,  especially in the Southern states.'),
('8069',' Video and DVD release will be R'),
('8070','rated, featuring 19 less seconds of gore than  the original version.'),
('8071',' The US video release runs one minute less than the version released in Canada  a year earlier.'),
('8072',' European home video versions have omitted three minutes of footage: The scene  where the Chuck Arnoldi character interviews some of the truckers while  rolling alongside their convoy.'),
('8073',' The new German region 2 Pal DVD (released by Kinowelt) contains the 3 minutes  missing from the UK/European video/DVD.'),
('8074',' the US region 1 DVD (released by Pacific Family Entertainment in 2004), is  actually the same cut version that appeared on the UK DVD (missing the 3  mins).'),
('8075',' An edited, R'),
('8076','rated version is available on video.'),
('8077',' The restored print of "The Cook" runs 21 minutes. It was compiled from a 17  minute print discovered in Norway in 1999 and a 10 minute print discovered in  the Netherlands in 2002. Both the restored print and the Norwegian print have  a blue color tint, while the Dutch version is in black and white. While all  three versions are available on DVD, none include the last minute and a half  of the film, which is still considered lost.'),
('8078',' The version shown on UPN has Ely Pouget wearing a bra during her love scene  with Woody Harrelson instead of being topless.'),
('8079',' When shown on the sci'),
('8080','fi channel, the following scenes have been cut: '),
('8081',' When sparks encounters doodle children in the alley he releases little coins   with fangs that attacks them, they only show him say "I hate it when she   meets guys without telling me". '),
('8082',' While being chased by the popper police, Slash (the baby'),
('8083','like doodle)   urinates on them: they only show the popper police get hit by the train '),
('8084',' While waiting for the doodle telephone to get to Frank, Nails bites into his   desk '),
('8085',' The sex scene between Holli Would and Jack Deebs has been altered and some   footage has been deleted '),
('8086',' After Nails was "penned by Holli, Frank encounters Sparks and knocks his   french fries out of his hand, Sparks responded with "now you can buy me more   fries, dick'),
('8087','head", but it was changed to "now you can buy me more fries   pinhead" '),
('8088',' At the end, Hollis "pencildick" remark is deleted.'),
('8089',' UK DVD version is uncut.'),
('8090',' There are two different versions of Coonskin in circulation: a 99 minute  version released on tape in Holland, and the far more common 83 minute  version (just released on video in the UK by MIA). The latter, despite  running 16 minutes shorter, actually includes more than 7 minutes of footage  (including a precredits sequence) not in the longer edition.'),
('8091',' Some video tapes have the title "Street Fight" in the main credits, while  other video tapes have the original title, "Coonskin" in the main credits,  while listing "Street Fight" on the box art.'),
('8092',' The version shown on Australian TV is heavily (not to mention sloppily)  edited. Several scenes where profanity is used are simply cut short, going  directly to the next scene. Many violent shots during the gun fight are also  cropped out.'),
('8093',' A newly released Special Edition DVD restores approximately 15 minutes of  scenes that were cut or extended from the theatrical version.'),
('8094',' The 106 minutes French version deletes the segment "Il Leone".'),
('8095',' Some prints, notably those made by Blackhawk Films, are missing the "goat  gland" sequence.'),
('8096',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8097',' Italian video version tones down most of the violence; most notably, Harry  Cullum is not shown slitting the policemans throat in the prologue.'),
('8098',' Finnish video version is cut by 46 seconds.'),
('8099',' The movie was released in Greece in 1962, dubbed and presented by producer  Apostolos Tegopoulos (qv). The starring little lady was given the name  Mairoula Panou, and also some Greek songs were added with  Giorgos Zambetas (qv), Doukissa (qv) and Panos Tzanetis (qv).'),
('8100',' In the trailer, when Corky is driving the prisoner back in the police car he  is singing along to "The Reflex" by Duran Duran, however in the same scene in  the actual film, the song he is singing along to is "(Ive Had) The Time Of  My Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes.'),
('8101',' To secure a PG'),
('8102','13 rating the word fuck was deleted from two lines.'),
('8103',' While the original ratio of this film is 2.35:1, video distributors in many  countries (UK, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Portugal, Spain, Finland, Norway)  released the film in the wrong aspect ratio of 1.78:1. At this time (January  2005) the only release with the correct aspect ratio is the RC 1 DVD from  Warner Home Video (unfortunately it is not anamorphically encoded).'),
('8104',' The uncut version has been released by Anchor Bay Entertainment in widescreen  and runs a couple of minutes longer.'),
('8105',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 50 secs by the BBFC. The cuts were  fully waived for the 2007 DVD release.'),
('8106',' Available in the USA in both an R'),
('8107','rated and an unrated version.'),
('8108',' Like most British horror films of the Sixties rumors of a continental version  with added nudity and violence too strong for the UK version are rife.  However in the case of "Corruption" these rumors are true. Laser Killer,  the title of the continental version, adds a lot more exploitation elements,  most notably in the scene where Cushing kills a Soho prostitute. In Laser  Killer the prostitute character is played by a topless Marianne Morris  instead of the negligee'),
('8109','wearing Jan Waters, and Cushings character then  proceeds to cut her throat and mauls with her chest before eviscerating her.  This version was originally shown in Scandinavia and the Far East and is  available from several US based public domain video companies.'),
('8110',' The UK cinema version featured a less explicit print without the nudity and  graphic violence contained in the overseas version. It was still cut further  by the BBFC however with edits made to the murder scenes and to remove a shot  of a girls severed head.'),
('8111',' The DVD includes the original, uncut version of the car chase as a separate  feature. This includes more innocent bystanders being killed, larger scale  property damage and the deaths of bystanders still seen in the movie are  longer and bloodier.'),
('8112',' The "uncut" DVD has some scenes in the still and artwork gallery that are not  shown in that 2002 video release.  These include: more nude shots of  Elizabeths body (Cristina Galbó); a scene of a topless Solange (Camille  Keatton) being visited by the unidentified killer which is very crucial to  the plot; the shower scenes are cropped so that the schoolgirls are only  shown topless.'),
('8113',' The UK cinema certificate was rejected by the BBFC. It was eventually  released on the Redemption video label in 1996 after 2 minutes 15 secs of  cuts to edit the bath murder, and heavily reduce shots of nudity and knives  between victims legs & knees.'),
('8114',' Edited together from two episodes of the TV series "Space: 1999" (1975).'),
('8115',' Featured as a segment of Mystery Science Theater 3000 with comedic commentary  added.'),
('8116',' It seems that the first murder is a bit shortened in the German Constantin  Video release (FSK 16).'),
('8117',' In the theatrical version, the scene when Rosie (Sakina Jaffrey) and John  (James Wilby) have sex and are caught by Mary (Madhur Jaffrey) at 1:43, Rosie  is nude. In a version shown on the Sundance Channel, Rosie is wearing a slip  during the entire scene.'),
('8118',' The UK version had 6 seconds cut by the BBFC to earn a PG certificate instead  of a 15. The cuts were to two shots of a man being hung.'),
('8119',' The new DVD version contains a longer scene of the cat eating.'),
('8120',' According to Stephen Farbers book "The Movie Ratings Game", when  American'),
('8121','International Pictures initially submitted this film to the MPAA for  a rating, the ratings board split as to whether to give it an X or R rating.  AIP insisted on a GP (later renamed to PG) rating. The film ended up going  before the ratings board six times. In order to secure a GP rating for the  film, AIP ended up cutting several minutes out of the film for excessive gore  and sexuality, and changes in the soundtrack were made to lessen the impact  of other violent scenes that remained in the film.'),
('8122',' Kino International distributes a set of videos containing all the 12 Mutual  short films made by Chaplin in 1916 '),
('8123',' 1917. They are presented by David H.  Shepard, who copyrighted the versions in 1984, and have a music soundtrack  composed and performed by Michael D. Mortilla, who copyrighted his score in  1989. The running time of this film is 24 minutes.'),
('8124',' Edited from a Taiwanese tv series, the fight scenes were re'),
('8125','filmed for the  video release.'),
('8126',' Redrawn in color in 1973 for "When Funnnies Were Funny" TV show. Retitled  "Country Boy Rabbit" and the soundtrack was replaced at the beginning. The  colorization ended abruptly because of missing footage, it ends where the  rabbit crashes through the hen'),
('8127','house on the lawnmower in this version.'),
('8128',' The original print of this film is probably lost. The available version (also  on DVD) is a Film Classic reissue print derived from an MGM 1937 reissue when  the director and technical credits were removed. The Film Classic version  also removed the MGM lion, although it can still be heard on the soundtrack.'),
('8129',' The USSR release was cut by 15 minutes by censors.'),
('8130',' The original version released in Europe ran 140 minutes. Soon after, it was  cut once again to 127 minutes. When it arrived in the United States, it was  further cut to 99 minutes.'),
('8131',' UK version was edited by 2 sec. to secure a 15 rating. In 2002 these cuts  were waived.'),
('8132',' Version with hard core scenes (France): "Breakfast"'),
('8133',' In the American theatrical release prints, a Samuel Goldwyn logo was  displayed after the Destination Films logo in the beginning of the film. The  logo is missing from subsequent DVD and television versions seen in the US.'),
('8134',' When the movie played in Japanese theaters, some minor visual elements were  missing like the McDonalds'),
('8135','parody advertisement above the subway entrance Ed  and Ein are entering for example. Also, the ending credits scrolled over a  black screen. The missing elements and the animation during the ending  credits were added for the Japanese home video release and for international  release.'),
('8136',' Some DVD versions have the textless opening and ending credits. The opening  credits completely fill the television image instead of only about half the  image.'),
('8137',' When Faye walks into the weather control center in the original Japanese  version, the staff asks what shes doing there. She responds, "Cant you  tell? Im an average terrorist." The English dubbed version changes the line  to, "Cant you tell? Im just a gun'),
('8138','toting weather girl." to be more  politically correct.'),
('8139',' In the original Japanese version the message Vincent puts out to citizens is  read by him. In the English dubbed version Jet reads it off the screen. In  the English dubbed version when Spike comes back to the BEBOP with Electras  vaccine and Electra herself, Spike says to Jet, "Heard from Bob?" This line  (absent from the Japanese release) makes it clearer as to how Jet knew the  ISSP was at the water treatment plant.'),
('8140',' When the film was originally released in the UK it carried a AA rating,  preventing an under'),
('8141','14 year old audience from seeing the movie. When the  distributors asked the UK censor if this could be changed he suggested  removing the scene with the wagon full of prostitutes, thus deleting Colleen  Dewhursts entire role in the film, and in doing so the film was re'),
('8142','certified  with an A rating (suitable for all). The same scene was missing, along with  some violence edits, in the 1987 video version though all of the cuts  (totalling 1 min 30 secs) were fully restored to the 2003 12'),
('8143','rated DVD  release.'),
('8144',' 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.'),
('8145',' A scene where Daffy sings "Git Along Lil Dogie" was shortened on CN because  part of the scene involved Daffy jumping into the novel "Black Beauty" and  coming out riding on the shoulders of a stereotypically black woman who looks  like Aunt Jemima.'),
('8146',' Unrated extended cut restores scenes (ca. 6 minutes) that were deemed  "unsuitable" for the American market and threatened the desired PG'),
('8147','13 rating.  Added back was additional/extended footage in virtually every dance scene, a  shopping scene with Cammie and Violet and a sex scene with Violet and Kevin.'),
('8148',' German version is 11 minutes shorter than the original version. Due to German  laws about violence in movies under 18 nearly all action sequences have  either been shortened in a drastic way or have been completely cut out.'),
('8149',' In contrast to the TV'),
('8150','Version the German Rental'),
('8151','Video Release (18) is uncut'),
('8152',' German Video'),
('8153','Release was misses much of the violence. This was done to get an  "not under 16"'),
('8154','Rating. TV'),
('8155','Version ist also cut in many scenes'),
('8156',' The original version of the quail had him blowing raspberries to put his  "cowlick" back in place.  Subsequent prints replaced the raspberry with a  politer'),
('8157','sounding whistle.'),
('8158',' The DVD has three deleted scenes: Sarah visiting Bonnie in the hospital and  attempting to heal her; Sarah, Bonnie, and Rochelle confronting Nancy; Nancy  doing another "glamour" on Sarah'),
('8159',' German FSK'),
('8160','16 version is cut for violence (97 seconds). Uncut version is  rated "Not under 18".'),
('8161',' The Australian and Italian version removes original title sequence with the  films title and credits set in metallic type, and replaces it with plain  white titles on a black background.'),
('8162',' USA Blockbuster video version is missing nearly all of the sexual footage.  This version runs approx. 10 min shorter than the theatrical release.'),
('8163',' Portuguese rental video version seems to be the one made for Blockbuster  video.  For retail the alleged mistake was corrected, though some censored  tapes were still seen on sale. The cut scenes are as follows:'),
('8164',' The censored version removes the shot of the man kissing Catherines buttocks  in the hangar, as some of the images of her expressing pleasure.'),
('8165',' On the following sequence, the beginning of the sex scene between Ballard and  the camera operator is missing. This scene had some seconds of oral sex, with  his head hidden behind her body.'),
('8166',' After the accident, in the hospital, Catherine masturbates Ballard under the  bed clothes. Images showing the masturbating movement were cut, as some  poetic dialogue describing the way the cars were thorn and how the blood  was splattered over metal.'),
('8167',' One sex scene, in a couch, with Catherine above Ballard is cut from about 30  to 10 sec, removing most of the pelvic movements.'),
('8168',' After Vaughans show, he, Ballard and Helen, go together on the front seat of  the car. Vaughan fondles Helen between her legs. The censored version cuts  immediately after he touches her to the car arriving at Seagraves house.  Its   missing a close shot of his hand between her legs, and, most  importantly, the reaction of Ballard, who looks at them and smiles.'),
('8169',' Just after Vaughans "attack" to Catherines car, witnessed by Ballard in  another car, theres the most explicit scene in the movie. A long sex scene  between Ballard and Catherine lying on their sides, with frontal nudity of  her. During the sequence, theres a long and quite explicit dialogue, mostly  of her asking things about Vaughan '),
('8170',' his body, his car '),
('8171',', and questioning  Ballard if he desires to have sex with him. The scene has about 3 and a half  minutes and was completely cut.'),
('8172',' A sequence with Ballard and Helen on a car follows the previous. Theres a  shot of her on top of him, facing the camera and with some frontal nudity  (very dark). She then asks "did you come?", and he answers "Im OK". The  continuous cut starts on the end of the "attack", mentioned on the previous  entry, and ends with the couple finishing to dress up, side by side on the  car.  Altogether more than 4 minutes are missing.'),
('8173',' At Seagraves place, while watching car crash tests, theres a short panning,  showing Gabrielle, Helen and Ballard fondling each other between the legs,  completely removed.'),
('8174',' In Vaughans car, with the prostitute, there are three shots, with the camera  panning from Ballards face (driving) to the sexual practices on  the back  seat. The first two shots end showing Vaughan manually stimulating  the  prostitute and the third one with him pulling her on top of him before  some  sexual movement. On the censored version theres almost only shots of  Ballards face, and only a bit of the final shot is shown.'),
('8175',' In the car wash scene, Ballards watches from the front seat as Catherine has  sex with Vaughan. The cuts are similar to the ones previously described,  because the scene is very similar (voyeuristic satisfaction from Ballard   shown in same kind of shots, panning from his face to the back seat.). Three   shots of Vaughans hand on Catherines genitals are removed, as the scene   were her hand covered in semen reaches for the front seat.'),
('8176',' The following sequence was completely cut. Its a shot with full frontal  nudity, showing Catherines body with a lot of marks from the violence of   the previous scene. A first shot was a close up of her pubic area, with the   mark of a hand on her thigh. More than one minute cut.'),
('8177',' The sex scene between Gabrielle and Ballard was slightly trimmed. Some sexual  movements were cut (but the scene is from Ballards chest up), as a shot of  her face showing pleasure.  Strangely, the sound was kept in a way she seems  to be having pleasure *after* he stops.'),
('8178',' The ending of the movie is changed. After Catherines crash, Ballard reaches  her, lying at the cars side. On the censored version, he lies beside her,  says twice "maybe the next time" and the credits enter.  Originally the  scenes follows up, showing them starting to have sex. A final shot shows them  on ground with some frontal nudity of hers, with the car besides them, as the  camera pans out. This final cut has more than one minute.'),
('8179',' A broadcast of the film on the Canadian cable network Showcase purported to  be the uncut version of the film, but is missing at least one of the sex  scenes.'),
('8180',' The North American DVD contains both the R and NC'),
('8181','17 versions of the film.'),
('8182',' Irish film and video versions were cut by 35 seconds. The cut removes the  explicit dialogue from the sex scene between Ballard and his wife in their  bed. DVD version is uncut, and the film has been shown uncut on Irish  television station TV3.'),
('8183',' The two'),
('8184','disc directors cut DVD features an additional two minutes of  dialogue and footage'),
('8185',' Originally broadcast as two episodes of "Rocky Jones, Space Ranger" (1954).'),
('8186',' Sirry Steffen (qv) did a nude scene for foreign markets.'),
('8187',' The movie had a few scenes trimmed for its original UK video release: '),
('8188',' The first shot of Marthas dismembered tongue. '),
('8189',' A shot of Dr. Guenther cutting into his finger, then wiping the blood onto a   bullet that has Guenther engraved into it. '),
('8190',' All scenes that show Tanes character wearing a bra that has been cut with   scissors, including a whole scene of dialogue between her and Hank.'),
('8191',' The German 2'),
('8192','DVD Special Edition contains several deleted scenes that were  mostly cut for pacing reasons.'),
('8193',' On Cartoon Network, the scene with the Japanese vulture is shortened so the  audience no longer sees the actual bird. The following entire racial scene  was also entirely removed. Two hunters (caricatures of Friz Freleng and  Michael Maltese) pointing guns to a trail, are with their pygmy companion.  The two hunters walk off screen and a trapping is heard. The pygmy says some  native gibberish, as well as, "They got them!" Two big natives have captured  the hunters! One native says, "King size," while holding and comparing the  heights of the two hunters, as if they were a pair of cigarettes. Both scenes  are uncensored on the Laserdisc box set "The Golden Age of Looney Tunes, Vol.  3".'),
('8194',' The TCM Print omits the segment with the Albertina Rasch Dancers (qv) and  runs one minute shorter.'),
('8195',' A scene where the imaginary Arab attacks Donald and Goofy has been cut when  aired on television.'),
('8196',' The film was originally planned as a R rated feature, but then Disney  executives decided to cut the film for a more commercial PG'),
('8197','13 rating. To do  this 35 obscenities were deleted, a sex scene was bowdlerized and a  characters drug use was deleted.'),
('8198',' The film was submitted five times to the MPAA to achieve a PG'),
('8199','13 instead of a  R rating.'),
('8200',' Outtake added to broadcast version: A flashback scene of young Harry Wolper  cavorting with wife Lucy in an amusement park and on a beach.'),
('8201',' Originally shown in theatres in 3'),
('8202','D.'),
('8203',' When the film was sold to Allied Artists Television in 1963, three new scenes  were filmed by Monte Hellman to expand the film to 75 minutes: '),
('8204',' A pre'),
('8205','credits scene with Agent XK150 meeting a chess'),
('8206','playing female agent   XK120 in a bar. '),
('8207',' A scene in which Mary'),
('8208','Belle sings the films title song while Cubans attempt   to the board the boat. '),
('8209',' XK150 finds a pay phone on the beach and uses it to call XK120 in the same   bar as before.'),
('8210',' The DVD released by Alpha Video is uncut, featuring all the scenes previously  listed. Most other versions are uncut too.'),
('8211',' Italian release featured only four episode instead of five and did not  include third episode "The lonesome death of Jordy Verrill", starring Stephen  King.'),
('8212',' The German theatrical version did not include the episode "The Crate". It is  only included on Video and Laserdisc.'),
('8213',' One version aired on cable eliminated the 5th segment (Theyre Creeping Up On  You) thus making "Special Guest Star" E.G. Marshalls credit a mystery.'),
('8214',' Before being released theatrically, the executives got George Romero to  remove 10 minutes. The missing scenes are: '),
('8215',' In "Fathers day", the scene where Yarbro gets shot was supposed to be much   more graphic, he was originally supposed to get shot in the face and it was   followed with a scene where Bedelia is at a morgue looking at his corpse,   this scene was shown in the trailer. And Richard explains to Hank how Nathan   Grantham got his money because In the early 1900s, Nathan was involved in   bootlegging, extortion, and murder'),
('8216','for'),
('8217','hire, That explains Bedilia calling   her father a "bootlegger, killer, murderer" at his grave. '),
('8218',' In "The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill", Jordy imagines going to the loan   department, When asked where he got the money to pay off the loan, he   replies "It just fell from the sky". '),
('8219',' In "Something to Tide You Over", it shows Richard shoveling sand on   Harry,Harry complains that he cant breathe. In a scene that was filmed but   never made it,Richard flees from the sea'),
('8220','zombies into the bathroom, and when   he slams the door shut the sea'),
('8221','zombie Harry gets his arm caught and his hand   comes off. The hand comes to life and crawls after Richard. '),
('8222',' In the end of "The Crate" Wilmas severed, chewed face comes floating to the   top after the monster escapes the crate.'),
('8223',' After being released with an "R" rating, film was edited and re'),
('8224','rated "PG"  for wider release.'),
('8225',' Film was heavily cut in the US to avoid an X'),
('8226','rating. The European version,  available as an unrated video in the USA, features additional sex scenes.'),
('8227',' The Australian version, available on the Roadshow Home Video label, is  complete and uncut.'),
('8228',' The unrated directors cut runs 112m 37s. The R'),
('8229','rated U.S. theatrical version  runs 100m 13s, with numerous MPAA'),
('8230','imposed cuts for sexual content/dialogue  and a couple New World Pictures'),
('8231','imposed ones for unknown reasons. '),
('8232',' 16s of candid opening dialogue are trimmed in the R'),
('8233','rated version. After one   of the group members tells Donny Hopper (Bruce Davison), "Fuck you, Hopper,"   the following lines present in the unrated version are all removed '),
('8234',' Donny:   "I do. Every night. Me and my jar of Vaseline. I can fuck any woman I want   and I dont even have to make her come." Female group member: "Really? Well,   Id rather get fucked by a vibrator than your cock any day. Its honest,   loving, and I dont have to make breakfast for it in the morning." The dirty   Adam and Eve joke in Donnys monologue that survives in the R'),
('8235','rated version   is pushed up further than it appears in the unrated version, while the main   titles are slowed down. '),
('8236',' In the scene where China Blue (Kathleen Turner) explains to Carl (John G.   Scanlon) how she plays the flute and then gives him a blow job, the R'),
('8237','rated   version shows it in one long take using alternate footage, with the camera   never losing sight of his face as she goes down on him. The unrated version   cuts away from him to show two close'),
('8238','up shots of her face next to his   crotch, unzipping his bulging jeans and caressing the fly with her hand.   These are bookended by an insert shot of an erotic, B&W line drawing,   showing in triplicate, a Japanese woman giving a blow job to a Japanese man   (who possesses one gargantuan erect penis and testicles). The unrated   version of the scene runs 14s longer, because Turner says her lines more   slowly. '),
('8239',' The beginning of the China Blue/Carl aftermath scene uses alternate take   footage in the R'),
('8240','rated version, up through the shot of China making a gargle   and answering "Miss Liberty." Carls orgasm is over as he says "fucking   incredible" once '),
('8241',' while in the unrated version, hes still having one as   he says it twice '),
('8242',' and when he asks China her name, the camera again   focuses on him in one long take. In the unrated version, shots of Carl   alternate with four shots of China Blue bent down (with very smudged   lipstick, as she wipes her mouth) and one shot of her hand turning off the   radio. The R'),
('8243','rated version of this runs 14s longer again, mostly because   both actors say their lines more slowly. '),
('8244',' The scene where China Blues second trick (Pat McNamara) rapes her has been   truncated in the R'),
('8245','rated version. It cuts to Reverend Shayne standing   outside after one sexual thrust, while the unrated cuts to it after sixteen   more thrusts (intercut with five different erotic, color drawings of   Japanese men and women engaged in you'),
('8246','know'),
('8247','what) and is 16s longer. '),
('8248',' An additional 2 thrusts, totalling 2s, have been trimmed from the overhead   shot of China Blues second trick finishing the deed in the R'),
('8249','rated version.   The unrated version has music over it, while U.S. theatrical prints have   none. '),
('8250',' In the unrated version, China Blue calls trick #2 "sweetdick," a phrase   which he then repeats. The R'),
('8251','rated version overdubs both utterances of the   word with "sweetheart." '),
('8252',' When Reverend Shayne first gets in to see China Blue and tells her hes   there to save her, she replies, "Why dont you fuck me, thatll save me" in   the unrated version. The R'),
('8253','rated version overdubs the word "fuck" with   "fix." '),
('8254',' China Blue goes on to tell Reverend Shayne that shes "Fit as a fiddle and   ready for cock" in the unrated version. The R'),
('8255','rated version overdubs the   word "cock" with "love." '),
('8256',' The R'),
('8257','rated version of the scene where Bobby Grady (John Laughlin) breaks   into China Blues apartment loses 21s of him turning on a wall'),
('8258','mounted TV   and her VCR, which plays a porno tape of a man and woman having anal sex. '),
('8259',' 50s are cut from the R'),
('8260','rated version after Bobby unzips the red panties in   China Blues drawer. The unrated version goes on to show him pulling out a   book and opening it up to reveal the same kind of erotic Japanese drawings   that were seen during China Blues rape. Bobby turns the pages, stands up,   and confusingly looks back and forth at the TV '),
('8261',' which now shows the man   having a threesome with two women and cultimating in one of them '),
('8262',' and the   book, before he has a revelation. Later in the film, when Bobby pays his   first visit to Joannas (Kathleen Turner) apartment, he comments on a   similar, albeit somewhat less graphic, piece of artwork hanging on her wall,   saying that he "saw these a book once." This is left in the R'),
('8263','rated cut, so   viewers whove only seen that version wont know where it was he saw it and   what book hes talking about. '),
('8264',' The R'),
('8265','rated version of the shot where China Blue undresses Bobby as theyre   about to first have sex has 7s trimmed of her unzipping his jeans and   starting to remove them. '),
('8266',' 1m 32s have been deleted from China Blues and Bobbys first sex scene in   the R'),
('8267','rated version '),
('8268',' 15s of them continuing to make out, the remaining 1m   17s of them doing the nasty in silhouette as he demonstrates all the new   positions he just learned about in her book. '),
('8269',' A 2m 37s scene of Bobby and Amy (Annie Potts) having a fight in front of   Jimmy and Lisa (Seth Wagerman, Christina Lange) during breakfast was removed   from the U.S. theatrical version by New World Pictures, possibly because Amy   is extremely unpleasant in it. Bobby gets annoyed at her for pouring maple   syrup, which he doesnt like, on his pancakes, she gets annoyed at him for   noticing a week after the fact that she got her hair done, and she needles   him by insinuating to the kids that hes stupid and useless because he cant   plant a garden and doesnt know what strontium 90 means. He finally has   enough of her cutting him down, and leaves for work in a huff. This scene   appears in the film after the one where Reverend Shayne knocks Bobby down   and Bobby and China Blue make amends. '),
('8270',' New World Pictures broke the Grady family barbecue into two scenes in the   U.S. theatrical cut. In that version, they bookend the scenes of China Blue   being picked up by Arthur and Claudia (John Rose, Louise Sorel) in a limo   and Reverend Shayne stabbing the blow'),
('8271','up doll. In the directors cut, the   barbecue appears in its entirety immediately after that scene. '),
('8272',' The unrated version contains a 3m 38s sequence of China Blue putting on her   wig and makeup, picking up a handsome, corrupt cop (Randall Brady) on the   streets, taking him back to her place, handcuffing him to her bed while   wearing a leather S&M getup, having rough sex with him '),
('8273',' which causes his   wrists to get cut up by the cuffs and his legs to get cut up by her high   heels '),
('8274',' and grinding his nightstick into his stomach before sodomizing him   with it, as Reverend Shayne watches the entire thing from behind his   peephole, stroking his missile vibrator up and down. All of this is intercut   with one erotic B&W Japanese line drawing '),
('8275',' similar to the one shown during   Carls blow job '),
('8276',' and three blood red'),
('8277','tinted photographs showing policemen   in the line of duty. Afterwards, Reverend Shayne lies down and goes to   sleep, and she uncuffs the cop and asks if hed like to take a shower there,   as shes got Ivory soap which is 99 44/100% pure (repeating what Bobby said   after their first time), but he just spits on her in disgust, and she washes   her face off in the sink (echoing what Bobby did after their first time),   crying, after hes left. The MPAA refused to give the film an "R" unless   this entire scene was removed. However, the shot which follows this '),
('8278',' of   China Blue putting on her makeup in the mirror, still crying '),
('8279',' remains in   the R'),
('8280','rated version, making it unclear exactly what shes upset about. '),
('8281',' New World Pictures removed 2m 17s from the scene where Amy goes down to   Gradys electronics store to try to rekindle with Bobby, again presumably   because Amy is extremely unsympathetic. The theatrical cut of it ends when   she tells him, "All I want is my husband." The directors cut continues with   her saying that the kids need a father to teach them responsibility, and him   telling her he doubts itll do them any good with the two of them playing a   charade in front of them. He lets her know he doesnt want to get back   together, and she correctly figures out that hes met someone else, as she   can "smell her all over" him. She then returns to her old ways, and starts   nagging him about the other woman. After he admits in stride that hes   having an affair, she warns him to remember his family and make a choice.'),
('8282',' The Anchor Bay special edition DVD, released in 2002, contains six deleted  scenes (a couple of which also appear on the LD), cut by Ken Russell for  pacing, time and conventionality reasons, and some brief additional dialogue  during the China Blue/Adrian car ride. The six scenes, which have optional  commentary by Barry Sandler noting why they were removed, are: '),
('8283',' An additional barbecue scene with Bobby and Donny reminiscing about screwing   the loosest girl in high school (whom everyone was lining up to screw).   Bobby confesses that he never went through with it, because he had just   started seeing Amy. Amy and Sheila (Yvonne McCord) then have a discussion in   the garage about unhappy marriages and unexciting lives. Sheila admits that   the happiest time of her life was when she left Donny, Amy tells her that   Bobby tries so hard to make things work, and Sheila advises her to dump him   and stop wasting his time. This was bracketed in the film by the limo scene   with China Blue, Arthur and Claudia. (5m 11s) '),
('8284',' Joanna and Bobby lie in bed post'),
('8285','coitus. She has her doubts about letting   her cover down, a fight erupts, and he storms out of her apartment to go   stay at Donnys. (2m 3s) '),
('8286',' Joanna knocks on Bobbys door, as she now needs him. She wants to try again,   and hes happy to comply. Appeared in the film after Joanna leaves Bens   (Gerald S. OLoughlin) and Adrians (Peggy Feury) house. (1m 4s) '),
('8287',' Joanna sits in her car, parked outside the Grady family home, so she can see   how his other side lives. Amy drives home with Jimmy, tells him to go wait   inside, chides Joanna (aware that shes the other woman) for daring to come   to her house, and both women spill their guts. Appeared in the film in   between the scenes of Joanna slamming the door in Bobbys face after their   reconciliation and Amy giving Bobby his old football jersey. (2m 53s) '),
('8288',' Bobby enters Jimmys bedroom and helps him with a diorama of the solar   system. He tells his son that hes not staying, and Jimmy begs him to,   because he promised he would be. Appeared in the film after the scene where   Amy gives Bobby his old football jersey. (1m 20s) '),
('8289',' Bobby shares a drink in a bar with a very drunk Donny. He tells Donny about   Joanna and that he just said goodbye to Amy and the kids, before he heads   off to see Joanna. Donny then tries and fails to pick up a woman, whos   revolted by him. Appeared in the film in the middle of Reverend Shaynes   attack on Joanna. (2m 53s) Some versions, such as the Anchor Bay DVD, have   the "Its a Lovely Life" video out of sync with the music, and the   cameras'),
('8290','eye views of Bobby filming China Blue and Reverend Shayne in B&W   (which is how they are in the longform music video), instead of blue'),
('8291','tint.   For some odd reason, the DVD removes the New World Pictures copyright   ((c)Copyright 1984 New World Pictures All Rights Reserved.) in the end   credits, replacing it with a cheap video insert ((c)1984 New World Pictures.   All Rights Reserved.) after all the credits have rolled.'),
('8292',' Passed uncut in 2004 in the UK for a Film Four showing. The previous BBFC  cuts were: '),
('8293',' BBFC Cuts when submitted in 1985 '),
('8294',' Opening dialogue (over credits) missing the line Fuck You, Hopper! '),
('8295',' Deleted sight of Miss Liberty reaching through trouser opening to stroke   clients erect penis (concealed by his trousers) immediately after unzipping   his flies '),
('8296',' Considerably reduced duration of mock rape of China Blue by removing much of   the thrusting and the two most explicit Japanese erotic prints. '),
('8297',' During China Blues S&M scene with policeman client, deleted emphasis on his   truncheon being inserted and twisted in his anus, sadomasochism to be   generalised rather than reaching a climax through anal penetration'),
('8298',' The region 2 DVD version is missing some seconds of Arthurs death scene. Vic  no longer warns him of an impending over'),
('8299','pass, and Arthurs speech before he  dies is cut completely.'),
('8300',' The Japanese laserdisc version features a longer scene with Arthur Coddish  and Nancy.  When Vic comes back from getting more suds for Nancies dress. In  the theatrical version Vic does not go back into the apartment because he  finds Helene Trend out in the hallway tied and gagged.'),
('8301',' When Helene Trend is looking out the window watching Donald Odegard in the  office, Ernest Trend in the theatrical version yells "Get away from that  fucking window!". The Japanese version omits that line.'),
('8302',' Anchor Bays DVD, whilst otherwise uncut, does not include the melancholy end  credit sequence, played over shots of circles of prisoners in the exercise  yard.'),
('8303',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('8304',' The English language version includes a scene where Lt. Cmdr. Hunter  (Denzel Washington (qv)) breaks up a fight between two sailors. One of the  two men tells Hunter that they were arguing over which version of the  character Silver Surfer was best, the one drawn by Jack Kirby or the one by  Moebius. In the Italian version the comic book character over which the two  men are fighting have been changed to Betty Boop and Felix the Cat.'),
('8305',' Additional scenes in the new extended cut: '),
('8306',' Slightly longer scene at Hunters daughters birthday party. '),
('8307',' We see Zimmer saying goodbye to his wife/girlfriend at the base. '),
('8308',' A scene with Cob getting a haircut and telling a dirty joke.'),
('8309',' The New Extended cut has many extended scenes. Among them: '),
('8310',' While the officers are watching the news coverage before the briefing where   they meet Hunter, there is extended coverage of the news person Sarah   interviewing Radchenko. One of the men makes a comment about her breasts. '),
('8311',' This version shows several of the submariners leaving their families,   including Wepps saluting his son (played by his real son), Marichek, and   others. '),
('8312',' Interspersed with the previous extended leaving scene is the submarine movie   trivia game on the bus with a few added lines about an invalid question and   one owing the other money. '),
('8313',' Hunters jogging scene before the fire is slightly extended. '),
('8314',' After the drill, in the Captains cabin, Ramsey asks Hunter to speak to Cob   about his weight, stating a personal aversion to doing it because theyve   served together so long. He then makes the WWIII, ship being sunk, giant   octopus" statement. '),
('8315',' Just before encountering the Akula for the first time while getting an EAM,   Cob reports to Hunters cabin while Hunter is shaving. Hunter says that the   subject is uncomfortable. Cob, almost jovial, says he knows hes overweight,   but this is his last patrol and he cant stop eating. They laugh. Cob tells   Hunter that he thinks Hunter and Ramsey merely have a difference of   management styles. Then they go get something to eat. '),
('8316',' Just before the Akula launches torpedoes after the winch noise, a comment is   made that the Akula is Range Gating and the sonar tech asks What is Range   Gating? and another says It means they have their torpedoes locked on us,   stupid! '),
('8317',' During the explosion of the second torpedo (while Ramsey is still in   command), an additional shot of a crewman falling down a ladder is added. '),
('8318',' We see Rivetti leave sonar, saying Ive gotta take a whiz when he goes to   release Hunter. '),
('8319',' We see Cob going into the Naval Inquiry, with Zimmer leaving very upset. Cob   then leaves, head down. Then Ramsey is called into the inquiry. All the   while we see Hunter waiting. Then he is called in. '),
('8320',' The Admiral asks Hunter if he thinks his recollection of the events differs   from his Captains, just before saying I have known Capt Ramsey... etc. '),
('8321',' There also seems to be several different music sections. The overall score   is intact, but several scenes had different arrangements.'),
('8322',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8323',' There are many versions ranging from 120 minutes to 224 minutes. The longest  version available in the U.S. is 145 minutes and is available from Facets  Video.'),
('8324',' A slightly different intro was filmed for the TV version. In the original  theatrical release, Richard Pryor is seen meeting the loan shark in a sex  shop. But the TV version has the meeting in an old warehouse. In addition,  the TV version tones down some of Richard Pryors language, and has a  slightly different end credits sequence showing the main characters as there  names are displayed in the credits list. The theatrical version just had  standard titles over a black background.'),
('8325',' The DVD includes an alternate ending (hidden as an Easter Egg).'),
('8326',' The UK theatrical version was uncut though video releases were edited by 23  seconds for a 15 certificate by the BBFC to remove scenes of cocaine  sniffing at a party including a reference to the drug "giving you a buzz".  These cuts were waived in 2002.'),
('8327',' The original Australian version runs about 6 minutes longer than the  international version. It includes more character building in the first half.  There is also more swearing which was dubbed out of the international  version. The international version puts quotation marks around the Crocodile  in the title.'),
('8328',' The cinema (theatrical) version included a scene where Mick was in the  kitchen at a party and saw a guy snorting cocaine. He takes it and puts it  into a bowl of hot water, thinking that the guy has a cold or flu. Reportedly  this scene is missing in some video editions.'),
('8329',' UK version cut by 5 seconds by BBFC to remove expletives to give it a PG  certificate. An uncut 12 certificate was made available to the distributor.'),
('8330',' Some explicit nudity was added in the US video release.'),
('8331',' 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.'),
('8332',' All current prints have deleted the scene of a frog committing suicide (the  infamous "frog croaking" gag).'),
('8333',' An alternate version of "Cross my Heart" has been prepared for cable  television, to flesh the film out for a two'),
('8334','hour TV time slot (with  commercials). This version adds about ten'),
('8335','fifteen minutes of deleted scenes  in the third act (bringing the running time of the film itself to 100  minutes). The three additional scenes are: 1) A scene in which David follows  Kathy onto a bus, against her will; 2) A subsequent scene where David and  Kathy walk down a Los Angeles street together, in front of a movie house, and  3) A scene (following the discovery of the underwear in Bruces yard) where  David and Kathy walk down the sidewalk together, side'),
('8336','by'),
('8337','side. All are  lengthy dialogue scenes which allow the Short and OToole characters to more  fully expouse their philosophies about dating. Former salesman David also  gets to deliver a lengthy speech about various brands of sunglasses. The  aforementioned scenes were excised from the theatrical release cut and home  video versions.'),
('8338',' VCD (Video CD) by Ocean Shores is 133 minute R Rated version. Featuring some  extra profanity and brutality.'),
('8339',' A long out'),
('8340','of'),
('8341','print version released on VHS in 1982 on the Nostalgia Merchant  label claims to be a 143 minutes version (the back cover says so).  Unfortunately it is the common 132 minutes version. A 143 minutes version  does not exist.'),
('8342',' The 2000 U.S. DVD release from Henstooth Video is full screen and uses a 127  minute version.'),
