('16771',' The trailer for the film, features a small clip of Prince Lir fighting the  dragon, and for that small clip Godzillas roar can be clearly heard.'),
('16772',' Some broadcast television versions before the ITC release resembled the ITC  version, but contained the sound effects from the HBO/theatrical cut  versions.'),
('16773',' The German region 2 DVD (released by Concorde) has the full ITC soundtrack  (German 5.1 audio track) and mixed in with it are the sound effects that were  only available in the HBO/theatrical version. The 2.0 German and English  audio on the disc do not feature the HBO/theatrical sound effects, only the  ITC soundtrack.'),
('16774',' The German theatrical version was the longer version as shown only later in  the US.'),
('16775',' The German language version replaced Mia Farrows singing during "Now that  Im a Woman" with a version sung by the singer who also is featured in the  reprise of the song during "Thats all Ive Got to Say". The soundtrack CD  issued in Germany features that version of "Now That Im a Woman".'),
('16776',' The DVD features an outtake of the jam session onstage towards the end of the  concert.'),
('16777',' The original Allied Artists 16mm U.S. television syndication prints were in  black and white.'),
('16778',' The Chinese censors requested cuts to the scene where Tequila is graphically  shooting thugs in the hospital when he is holding the baby.'),
('16779',' Also available in a cut R'),
('16780','rated version.'),
('16781',' The beating of the informer Little Ko has lost two seconds of blows at the  behest of the BBFC in all UK versions. There are reports that this footage  was accidentally included in the dubbed rental video version. The Tartan Asia  Extreme edition is completely uncut down to the specifications of John Woo  himself'),
('16782',' The German Video'),
('16783','Release, although rated FSK18, is heavily cut. The German TV  version (rated FSK 16) is missing half an hour of footage '),
('16784',' including almost  all the bullet hits.'),
('16785',' Released 19.3.2001 in the UK, first the first time, widescreen UNCUT  subtitled version on DVD (from Tartan Video).  Region 2 with restored print  and sound.'),
('16786',' Three uncut German DVDs were released. Two Versions in boxes with the second  part "Hard Boiled II" and one version with only the first part.'),
('16787',' The Taiwan DVD is nine minutes longer, has new music and a new cut. It is the  longest and most violent version available.'),
('16788',' The DVD release differs from original airing due to music licensing costs  particularly NSyncs "Dirty Pop" and a music clip during the "Star Wars  Premiere."'),
('16789',' Subsequent airings after the initial release have added an additional  epilogue on how the Hugh Grant interview boosted Jay Lenos ratings past  David Lettermans.'),
('16790',' Many of the talk show interviews were cut for time, including more  celebrities and Paul Schaffer/David Letterman schtick.'),
('16791',' This film is available on DVD in the US in R'),
('16792','rated and unrated versions.'),
('16793',' An alternate "happier" ending was shot and was available to theaters who did  not like the original.  Unfortunately this no longer exists.'),
('16794',' Turner Classic Movies presented a version on televison with a new musical  score by H. Scott Salinas (qv) from 1972. The print ran 73 minutes without  the new credits, but omitted most of the original crew credits.'),
('16795',' Home video version restores several minutes of dialogue that were cut  from  the theatrical version after the initial release.'),
('16796',' A deleted scene was restored to the 1990 DVD. In it, Waldo Lydecker described  how he transformed Lauras appearance and introduced her to high society. The  studio worried that this obsession with decadent luxury would be offensive to  WWII soldiers serving overseas, so the scene was deleted from the theater  version.'),
('16797',' The German cut is ten minutes shorter than the regular version at 85 mins.'),
('16798',' The DVD version is missing an explicit lesbian sex scene between Michelle  Stark and Emmanuelle Arsan.'),
('16799',' Foreign'),
('16800','release prints ran one reel longer than the American version, and  included a scene in which the Boys travel to the Laurel mansion by train.'),
('16801',' All UK video versions are cut by 4 secs to remove a cruel horse'),
('16802','fall.'),
('16803',' There is an alternate version where all or most of the profanity has been  dubbed over with less extreme words. Also, during the sex scene, they are  wearing clothes as opposed to them being nude in the original.'),
('16804',' A directors cut was released with 39 minutes of additional footage  which  included the following material: '),
('16805',' When Rosco 1138 was shot in the theatrical version he died, but in the   directors cut he survived '),
('16806',' A scene when Jobe Smith meets Rosco 1138 by Rosco attacking him, but Rosco   looks at his pupils and sees he is not a threat '),
('16807',' Dr. Angelo gives some soliders a briefing on capturing Rosco. '),
('16808',' Jobe speaks to Rosco thinking he is a comic book super hero called Cyboman. '),
('16809',' Father McKeen finds Rosco with Jobe and calles V.S.I., Dr. Angelos place    of work. '),
('16810',' The soliders go to Jobes house and Dr. Angelo wants to get Rosco alive,    but the soldiers kill Rosco and Jobe goes nuts and starts to cry. '),
('16811',' Father McKeen talks to Jobe and tells him how he endangered the church  by   letting Rosco in his house. '),
('16812',' Jobe and Terry McKeen are at the gas station and Jobe tells Terry and Jake    about Cyboman and Jake makes fun of him while Terry just doesnt make fun of   him at all. '),
('16813',' Dr. Angelo talks into his audio journal and wonders why Rosco bonded with    the retarded man Jobe. '),
('16814',' In the theatrical version Dr. Angelos wife leaves him, but in the    directors cut she goes out with her friends.  Dr. Angelo follows her to her   car and she leaves; then he talks to Peters  mom [Carla Parkett] and they   talk about how Peter reminds him of himself at that age. '),
('16815',' Terry McKeen and Jobe are in a diner and Jake starts harrassing him about    Cyboman. '),
('16816',' Father McKeen sees Jobe reading and yells at him and Terry defends him  and   tells Father McKeen to let Jobe be a man. Then Father McKeen leaves  and   tells Jobe hell teach him to drive, but he learnt how already with the V.R.   treatments hes been getting from Dr. Angelo. '),
('16817',' Jobe is with Dr. Angelo on the way to V.S.I. and asks if he is going to  do   to him what he did with Rosco. '),
('16818',' Jobe is scared because he can read minds; he asks Mrs. Angelo where Dr.    Angelo is and he reads her mind (she thinks that "the asshole is probably    jerking off with his computer"). '),
('16819',' Dr. Angelo asks his wife where Jobe is and she does not respond because  she   is under Jobes control. '),
('16820',' Dr. Angelo is tied up and his wife asks if he and Jobe need anything,  still   being under his control. '),
('16821',' The agents are going to pick up Jobe and Dr. Angelo when Jobe tells Dr.    Angelo "Now you will witness the impossible" and makes Dr. Angelo watch his   wife kill an agent and then is killed by the other two while he watches   through V.R.'),
('16822',' The original release included a sequence in which Lawrence, after his arrival  at Faisals camp and before the journey into the Nefud Dresert, voluntarily  undergoes a risky test of courage. He and Ali (Omar Sharif) both jump into a  quicksand pit, which begins to swallow them. The idea is that whoever calls  for help last has the most courage. Lawrence wins the contest, thus proving  himself more worthy in the eyes of the Bedouins, particularly Ali, with whom  he has been on unfriendly terms up until now. This scene helps explain why  the Bedouins would follow him into the desert. It was excised from the later  versions and was not included in the 1988 restoration. Still photos exist of  it, however.'),
('16823',' Originally released at 222 minutes. Shortly after premiere which took place  in London in December 1962, 20 minutes were deleted from the film.  The film  was re'),
('16824','released in 1971 when a further 15 minutes were deleted.  In 1989 the  restored version was released at 216 minutes.'),
('16825',' There are (or were) three versions, the original release version, the cut  version that replaced the original release several months into its initial  run, and the current "restored" version.  (The additional cuts in 1971 are  not enumerated here.)  Although the restored version is close to the  original, there are several differences. The whole beginning was heavily cut  in version 2.  Cuts included the shot of goggles on the tree, Brightons  "remarkable man" line to the priest, early shots of the drafting room scene,  the whole officers mess sequence where hes called a clown and upsets water  on someone, and some dialogue between the General and Dryden.  All of these  scenes are back in version 3, with one small exception.  When Lawrence leaves  his drafting table to see the general, the shot originally continued.  One of  his companions picks up the note that Lawrence left and says, "He has,  too."	"Has what?," says the other.  "Gone to see the General."  In version 3  you can still see the fellow reaching for the note at the end of the shot.  Some dialogue between Lawrence and Feisal just before Lawrence starts across  the desert was cut in version 2 and has been restored in version 3. In the  original, when Abu Tai says, at the water hole, "Come and visit me," there  was a direct cut to a long pan in his tent that starts with the face of a  small girl.  In version 2 there was, unaccountably, a new shot added, that  tracks forward over the rocks of a cliff to reveal Tais tent village below.   This shot had music that was not in the original print, and was the only  thing ADDED to the short version.  The next shot was the same pan as the  original, only shortened, starting after the face of the small girl.  (The  new shot adds nothing to the continuity and why it was added is a mystery.)   In version 3, both the shot of the tent village from the cliff and the full  tent pan with the girls face are used.	In addition, there several shots of  Lawrences men arriving at Tais tent village that were not in version 1 or  2, which is the only apparent addition of new material in version 3. When  Lawrence returns to Allenby just before the intermission, there were several  bits of dialogue in version 1 that were cut for version 2; also a shot of  Lawrence looking up at the soldiers on the balconies.  All these have been  restored in version 3.  The last shot before the intermission was a long shot  of Allenby, Dryden and Brighton walking along a circular terrace.  This shot  was greatly shortened for version 2, and the full shot was not been restored  in version 3.  Likewise, the the beginning of the first shot after the  intermission was truncated in version 2 and has not been restored in version  3. Some brief dialogue in the scene with Bentley and Feisal was cut in  version 2, and has been restored. In version 2, the whole sequence with  Allenby and Brighton in a British'),
('16826','looking living room with a coal fire was  removed completely.	In the restored version this scene is back, but it still  isnt complete.  In version 1, there was some dialogue where Allenby says of  Lawrences reports, "These arent lies, then, theyre poetry," which isnt in  version 3. In the scene where Allenby tries to get Lawrence to continue  fighting, there was quite a bit of dialogue cut in version 2.  In part,  Allenby says, "I have a little rose garden.  Im a gardening sort of  general... You write poetry?"  Lawrence: "Yes, not very good."  Allenby: "The  last poetry general we had was Wellington."  Lawrence: "Me and him."  This is  all missing in version 2.  A little later on in the sequence, Allenby says,  "Thats a feeble thing to say.  No wonder your poetrys bad."  The last line  about poetry was cut in version 2.  None of the dialovue cuts in this  sequence was restored in version 3. When Lawrence is held in the Turkish  beys quarters, Ali waits outside all night before Lawrence is finally tossed  out on the ground.  As Ali waits, dogs bark, dawn begins to show down the  alley.  These shots were cut in version 2.  (The removal of hese shots was  damaging because they had indicated that considerable time passed with  Lawrence in the beys quarters.)  These shots have been restored in version  3, although possibly not in the identical length and order as version 1.  Theres a staff meeting in a tent, where two British senior officers tell of  their maneuvers, with a map.  This was either severely shortened or  eliminated altogether in version 2.  These scenes have all been restored.   However, apparently the officers voices have been dubbed, so apparently the  sound track was lost.'),
('16827',' The original 2'),
('16828','disc Limited Edition and later 1'),
('16829','disc editions featured  incorrect color timing and numerous sound mix glitches. The "SuperBit"  edition released in 2003 features different (and correct) color timing, much  less digital artifacting, more image on the bottom portion, the fixed  soundtrack, and a re'),
('16830','created opening title sequence due to the original  optical being overly blurry. Ironically, Robert Harris, who helmed this  SuperBit Edition remaster, is credited as "Robert Harns".'),
('16831',' The 1983 Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED), also commonly known RCA  Selectavision Videodisc contains the 1971 re'),
('16832','release version which was rated  "G" by the MPAA.'),
('16833',' In accordance with a 1995 decision by the Writers Guild of America to give  Michael Wilson a co'),
('16834','writing credit (based on documentary evidence that he had  been a major contributor to the script), newer copies such as the DVD and the  prints made for the 40th anniversary re'),
('16835','release feature the altered credit:  "Screenplay by Robert Bolt and Michael Wilson" (previously, only Bolts name  was listed).'),
('16836',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('16837',' For the Swedish release, approximately 33 seconds were cut from various  violent scenes in order to receive an 11 certification.'),
('16838',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('16839',' The original 8 minute cut featured a mono mix and was written, shot, and  edited as part of the 48 Hour Film Project the weekend of June 24, 2005. For  later film festivals screenings an extended edition was created which  featured longer cuts of several sequences, two new scenes, and a 5.1 sound  mix.'),
('16840',' Theres a second alternate ending in which the heroine escapes the swamp and  keeps running throughout the night and eventually stumbles upon a police  station. Once she makes it inside, the sheriff pretends to want to help  her.After a few moments, its revealed that hes hiding a chainsaw under the  desk and attacks her with it. It was implying that the whole town is involved  with the Sawyer family.'),
('16841',' The uncut, unrated version released by New Line Cinema runs 85 min. (4  minutes longer than the theatrical cut.)'),
('16842',' New Lines "uncut" release includes the following changes: '),
('16843',' an additional shot of the gas station attendant cutting up the girlie   magazine '),
('16844',' added gore in the womans death in woods '),
('16845',' we see Michelles hands nailed to the chair '),
('16846',' some added closeups involving Ryan hung on the hooks '),
('16847',' Leatherface puts lipstick on Michelles face before revving his chainsaw '),
('16848',' the machine'),
('16849','gunning scene is more violent '),
('16850',' Momma dies onscreen during the "Ill be in Hell for breakfast" scene '),
('16851',' additional hits to Leatherfaces head with the rock (11 total)'),
('16852',' The laserdisc edition also presents the alternate ending and sledgehammer  scene used for the roughcut and not included in the film itself.  The ending  is as follows: Benny is killed in the lake in a more graphic shot.  A burnt  Tex then grabs Michelle as she tries to leave, and she pushes him up against  a trap, where he is impaled.  Michelle then is caught by Leatherface and hits  him in the head with the rock.  After falling asleep by a tree, she staggers  down the road the next day and is passed by a police car.  Flagging it down,  she stops when she sees the little girl in the backseat, laughing.  Michelle  begins to cackle and collapses in the road; the last shot is of a "Dont Mess  with Texas" bumper sticker. This ending is very rough, edited from both film  and videotape sources.  At one point you can hear crewmembers talking in the  background.  A counter is barely visible in videotaped shots, almost entirely  matted out by the lower black bar. The sledgehammer scene goes as follows:  the little girl suddenly walks into the kitchen and begs Tex to let her kill  Ryan.  He agrees and boosts her up on the counter, where she grabs a metal  ring hanging from the ceiling.  On the count of three, she pulls and a  sledgehammer flies towards Ryans head (the impact is still offscreen).  The  girl then catches his blood in a mug as she did for Michelle and puts the mug  on the table. This scene is shown unmatted and from a somewhat worse film  element than the movie.  The music used to introduce the girl also plays in  the background here.'),
('16853',' There is reportedly another alternate version, other than the uncut released  by Newline: a roughcut that features deleted scenes and the original ending.   The bulk of the deleted scenes contain the following: '),
('16854',' A scene where Tex, badly burned, is impaled by the spiked trap. '),
('16855',' The little girl releasing the sledgehammer that kills Ryan. '),
('16856',' Some alternate dialogue excluded from the theatrical print.'),
('16857',' The laserdisc version with all the extras is available on video and also has  a different epilogue.'),
('16858',' First banned in Sweden in 1990, running time was 76 min. Passed 1 month later  with 2 min of distributor cuts.'),
('16859',' The 85 min version was rejected (banned) in the UK, though it has been  screened several times uncut on the cable/satellite channel Bravo in the  UK.'),
('16860',' Just as the first two had ratings problems (TCM was made for the "PG" rating  but was given an "R", TCM 2 was made for "R" but was given the "X" and then  released unrated), this movie was intended for an "R" rating and the Ratings  Board insisted on "X", but with sufficient cuts it received the "R".'),
('16861',' The unrated version featured on New Lines Region 1 DVD has the original  version of the sledgehammer scene put back in the movie where the little girl  is shown participating in the murder. The unrated laserdisc had this scene as  an extra in poor quality from a workprint.'),
('16862',' Some versions of the unrated version of the film still contain the reference  to O.J. Perhaps after time the cut was reinstated or it was just changed for  distribution in some areas.'),
('16863',' Passed uncut in the UK on 18 March 2004, running 84 mins and distributed by  Entertainment in Video Ltd. Quote from BBFCs website (www.BBFC.co.uk): "This  is the full version previously rejected on film in May 1990."'),
('16864',' The UK R2 DVD release has both the "directors cut" (DC) and "R Rated"  (RR)versions as well as an alternate ending and various deleted scenes. The  DC runs 4 minutes longer than the RR. About 2 mins of this extra footage is  the build up to the murder of the guy by a wired'),
('16865','up sledgehammer. In the RR,  "Tex" describes the device and then there is a rapid cut to a close'),
('16866','up of a  hand pulling the rope setting the sledgehammer off. In the DC after Tex  describes the device the little girl appears and asks the others to let her  use it; they agree and Tex puts her on a counter and talks to her and then  she pulls the string. There is also footage of her draining blood from the  victim into a cup and taking this to Leatherface who is seated at the table.  The rest of the additions consist of various gore shots '),
('16867',' especially (a) the  RR deletes all close'),
('16868','ups of the screws which have been nailed into Kate  Hodges hands including the extended shot of her freeing one hand by pulling  it through the screw (b) several shots eliminated when Ken Foree machine'),
('16869','guns  the cannibals including a shot of fingers being blown'),
('16870','off (c) several shots  removed when Leatherface kills his first victim up against a tree. The  deleted scenes section of the DVD reveals that this scene was intended to be  more graphic but the special effects shots didnt really work (d) footage of  Leatherface marking a "x" with lipstick on Kate Hodges forehead prior to him  reviving up his chainsaw is missing from the RR (e) close'),
('16871','up of the stabbing  of Kate Hodge in the leg by the little girl also removed from the RR (f)  footage detailing the skinning of William Butler have been removed from the  RR as well as a couple of shots when he is strung up. (g) when the gas  station attendant pulls a severed head out of his bag and throws it in the  swamp the DC has additional footage of him kissing it (prior to him spitting  at it). The alternate ending is the one described above (in which Ken Foree  is killed and Kate Hodge sees the little girl in the back of the police car).'),
('16872',' LaserDisc version is unrated and contains more sexually explicit footage.  First pressings of the VHS versions also contained this footage but later  pressings did not. The Unrated Edition has also been released on DVD and runs  112 min.'),
('16873',' The restored and DVD version is slightly different than the earlier cinema  and TV versions: The close shot in which Robrecht van Bethune decapitates De  Chatillon with his sword, has been cut down with a couple of frames in the  restored and DVD version. In the earlier releases you could clearly see that  it was a dummy head being chopped off.'),
('16874',' The DVD version contains deleted/extended/alternate scenes: '),
('16875',' "Ray At Chris Apartment" = Rayford goes to Chris apartment and asks him if   he wants to go to church, by approaching the question in the form of a new   job offer Bruce told Ray about. Chris answers "no", but remains skeptical at   this point. '),
('16876',' "Chloe with Burned Fireman" '),
('16877',' The burned fireman tells Chloe he lost a   sister in the rapture and asks her if she lost any family members. The   fireman notices the picture of Chloe w/ Buck and ask about her boyfriend   (meaning Buck). She answers, saying that hes still here. '),
('16878',' "4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (extended scene) '),
('16879',' more about Pastor Bruce   Barnes church lecture on the events of the Tribulation and for anyone to   step forward and accept Christ. '),
('16880',' "Angelic Woman at the Candlelight Vigil" (extended scene) '),
('16881',' As Rayford heads   over to Chris apartment, the Angelic Woman sings "Amazing Grace" to try and   comfort those who lost family members during one of the many Candlelight   Vigils. Her last verse (in voice over) leads to a transition to Chris at his   apartment spinning his gun. '),
('16882',' "Nicolae Rages Against God" (alternate ending) '),
('16883',' Same ending as movie, but   in different angle. Nicolae sits on his desk, in a defeated state. Hattie   arrives and comfort him. Nicolae tells her to leave, and after she closes   the door to his private room (in his jet plane called Global Community One),   proceeds to curse God, telling him that it is his time, and not Yours.   Original movie ending has his speech display both power and anger.'),
('16884',' The syndicated broadcast version offers a considerably changed ending, in  which the Daryl Hannah character goes from being innocent of murder to being  guilty of a related murder. (There are also differently edited versions of  the Chelsea'),
('16885','is'),
('16886','guilty ending.)'),
('16887',' Trailer includes a scene with some of the Law school students betting on how  long Elle will last.'),
('16888',' There are eight deleted scenes which are: '),
('16889',' "After the Break'),
('16890','Up" '),
('16891',' after the break up of Elle and Warner, Elle stumbles   down the corridor. Her two friends are shocked, expecting to find a ring on   her finger. (Keep) '),
('16892',' "Rollerblading" '),
('16893',' a short scene that was part of Elles admissions video   sequence. '),
('16894',' "The Betting Pool" '),
('16895',' Vivian and others place a betting pool at the party to   see how long Elle would last at Harvard. Seen in trailer but not actual   film. This comes in the film after Elle storms out of the party after   talking to Warner. (Keep) '),
('16896',' "Elles Revenge" '),
('16897',' Extended sequence where she exacts her revenge on Aaron,   one of the people betting against her. He would eventually go on to lose all   his money, though. Even Elles bullies get a chuckle out of it. (Keep) '),
('16898',' "Depositions" '),
('16899',' sequence where they interview the witnesses, one at a time   with all lawyers present. They make Chutney sound so dumb in this scene (but   shes always dumb), Enrique is exaggerating the story of after incident,   sounding like some character off a soap opera. '),
('16900',' "Delta Nu Sister" '),
('16901',' this makes sense when you watch it, a quick scene of   Elle going to see Brooke in jail, hoping to get her alibi. She identifies   herself to the police officer as Brookes sister, Delta Nu. (Keep) '),
('16902',' "Professor Callahan & Emmett" '),
('16903','  little quick scene where Emmett confronts   Professor Callahan after Elles flirt with Professor Callahan. (Keep) '),
('16904',' "Mrs. Windham Vandermark" '),
('16905',' quick cameo scene near the end of the film where   Mrs. Windham tells Elle she was once a blonde, and that her daughter needs a   good lawyer.'),
('16906',' There are at least four different versions of this picture: the original  European release (94 min.), the American theatrical release (89 min.), a  network TV version (94 min.) and a directors cut (113 min.)'),
('16907',' Ridley Scotts first cut ran 150 minutes and had a music  score by composer  Jerry Goldsmith; after an unsuccessful test, the film was re'),
('16908','edited twice and  shortened to 113 minutes and finally to 94'),
('16909','minutes. This version removed part  of Goldsmiths score, substituting new music by composer Tim Souster and a  few cues from Jerry Goldsmiths score for "Psycho II". Much of the footage  has since been lost.'),
('16910',' Before the American release, the film was re'),
('16911','edited once more because  Universal president Sid Sheinberg felt the European version was unappealing  to young American audiences, and the score was replaced with new compositions  by the band Tangerine Dream, plus a song by Jon Anderson and a Brian Ferry  song was added over the end credits). The US version runs 89 minutes.'),
('16912',' The USA network TV version is roughly the same as the American theatrical  release but features a voice over of the opening crawl text and some extra  footage taken from the European version (recognizable because it features  cues from Goldsmiths score).'),
('16913',' Here are the differences between the European and American versions (taken  from the Legend FAQ by Tony Anderson, Sean Murphy & Geoff Wright. Used with  permission): '),
('16914',' Early in the American version we see someone being tortured by demons before   an open view of the star filled Void.  Darkness is shown in blue with yellow   glowing fingernails and he delivers a different opening soliloquy. In the   European version we do not get the torture scene nor to we see more than the   arm of Darkness. '),
('16915',' When Lili enters Nells cabin there is a shot of Nells sleeping husband in   the European version. '),
('16916',' Lili is a princess in the European version, but called merely a Lady in the   American version. '),
('16917',' In the American version, Lili has a vision of the future when she sees the   revolving figures of the clock (death chasing a maiden) become encased in   ice for a moment. No ice in the European version of this shot. '),
('16918',' The cutting of the scenes with Jack, Lily, and the stalking goblins is   arranged differently between the two versions. '),
('16919',' Lili asks Jack to teach her rabbit in the European version, whereas she asks   him to "tell me our future" in the American version. '),
('16920',' There is more footage of Jack swimming underwater to find the ring in the   European version. '),
('16921',' Lightning strikes a tree just before the unicorn falls in the American   version.  We also see the cutting of the alicorn in this version. '),
('16922',' In the American version we see Jack struggling through the dark forest snow   calling Lily before he succumbs.  We also see an extra shot of the goblins   riding in the snow.  In the European we cut from Lili in the cottage to the   shot of Jack sleeping in the snow. '),
('16923',' When Gump queries Jack in the American version, Jack immediately admits that   he took Lily to see the unicorns.  In the European version, Jack first   denies that he did anything and then admits his transgression.  Gump becomes   bug'),
('16924','eyed and threatening in the European version and makes Jack solve a   riddle before all will be forgiven. The American version does not contain   the riddle and is much shorter and simpler. '),
('16925',' The scene of Blix and the goblins intoxicated with the power of the alicorn   is split into two segments in the European version separated by the scene   with Jack and Oona in the cave.  In the American version, the cave scene is   followed by the goblin scene in its entirety. '),
('16926',' The scene with Meg is very short in the American version, whereas in the   longer sequence from the European version, Jack uses flattery to distract   her before killing her. '),
('16927',' When we see Lili in the dungeon for the first time, there is a shot of   Darkness that appears to be taken from the goblins fire sequence in the   European version.  In the American version, the camera explores the walls of   the dungeon where we see to "eyes" light up. '),
('16928',' After Lili enters Darkness hall, the American version cuts to a scene not   in the European version of an attack on Gump and Jack by what the script   refers to as Pygmies. '),
('16929',' The Dress Waltz scene is shorter in the American version and contains a   flash cut to Lili suddenly wearing the dress. No flash in the European   version. '),
('16930',' The American version contains some added footage showing wine filling up a   cup magically and is missing a scene where Darkness attempts to get Lili to   sit on his throne (he does this twice in the European version vs. once in   the American). '),
('16931',' There are some added lines to the American version just before Darkness   falls into the abyss having been defeated by Jack: "You think you have won.   What is light without dark?  I am a part of you all.  You can never defeat   me.  We are brothers eternal." '),
('16932',' When Darkness falls into the abyss it causes five shooting stars to be   generated in the American version. '),
('16933',' The scene of Jack diving into the pond for Lilis ring is intercut with the   unicorns horn being restored and his subsequent revival in the American   version.  These shots are missing in the European version. '),
('16934',' One last shot of Darkness laughing can be seen in the American version. '),
('16935',' The American version does not contain any of the songs sung by Lili in the   European version, or the Goldsmith score.'),
('16936',' American print has Brown Tom and Screwball finding the unicorn in Darknesss  lair. In the European print, this is not shown.'),
('16937',' Some TV prints have the full Meg scene, which runs even longer than in the  European edition. (Jack has trouble getting his sword out.)'),
('16938',' American edit has re'),
('16939','sequenced footage from the kiss at the end, used near  the beginning to imply a sexual relationship between Jack and Lili.'),
('16940',' The shortened American version also includes temp'),
('16941','track library music from  Jerry Goldsmiths score for Planet Of The Apes, The (q.v.) and James Horners  Humanoids From The Deep (q.v.).'),
('16942',' There is another version of this film, shown on UK terrestrial TV.  It has  the Tangerine Dream soundtrack, and most of the footage detailed above.  However, the scene with Meg is shorter, and Lily is merely a Lady, not a  Princess. She asks Jack to tell her the future, not teach here rabbit, and  there is no shot of Nells sleeping husband. Watching this version, it  pleased me to see that the Unicorns horn is replaced at the end, and  Darkness delivers his final speech, before plummeting into the void. In the  scene where Lily dazzles Jack with her charm, most versions have her saying  "Let me dazzle you..." but this is omitted in this version.'),
('16943',' Also in the UK TV version (which is basically the same as the US version as  seen on the NTSC Laserdisc) the scene at the beginning when we see the Chef  hacking up a man on his chopping board, has been omitted.'),
('16944',' Ridley Scotts preferred 113'),
('16945','minute "directors cut" was finally released to  the U.S. on DVD in 2002 with the following additions/extensions: '),
('16946',' Darkness introduction is a bit longer (while still retaining his   voiceover'),
('16947','only from the UK release; '),
('16948',' Lily sings the full version of "My True Loves Eyes"; '),
('16949',' The clock'),
('16950','freezing vision from the U.S. version; '),
('16951',' An extension of Lily visiting Nell; '),
('16952',' Lily being called a Princess as it was in the UK version; '),
('16953',' Jacks introduction is longer as Lily brings him biscuits which she stole   from Nells kitchen; '),
('16954',' The Unicorn introduction is longer; '),
('16955',' A unicorn trots circles around Lily just before she sings "Living River"; '),
('16956',' The Goblins invade the cottage, now frozen as the result of Lilys   misadventure; '),
('16957',' The Fairie sequence is longer (it is essentially the version of the scene as   it played in the U.S. syndicated TV version); '),
('16958',' The toast to Jack is longer; '),
('16959',' Oonas introduction in the cave is longer; '),
('16960',' Jacks encounter with Meg Mucklebones is longer; '),
('16961',' An alternate version of the scene midway through the film where we first see   Lily and the unicorn in the Tree of Darkness (an effigy of Darkness, not   included in any previous version, can be seen); '),
('16962',' The sequence where Jack, Gump and the fairies being held prisoner is longer; '),
('16963',' A scene where Oona almost leaves Jack in prison but is freed by the other   fairies; '),
('16964',' An extension of the Demon Cooks scene (parts of the section where the cooks   chop up a dead body can be seen in the opening sequence of the U.S.   version); '),
('16965',' An alternate version of "The Dress Waltz" (alternate shots of Darkness   effigy can be seen, and the sound mix of the sequence is different than in   the UK version); '),
('16966',' The voice of Darkness Father is different than in previous versions; '),
('16967',' Lilys confrontation with Darkness is extended; '),
('16968',' Oonas thought line "you should see your Princess now" (heard in the UK   version) is cut out; '),
('16969',' The scene where Jack and the fairies splitting up in teams is longer (and   thus explaining Gumps crystal ball in the "Darkness Fails" sequence); '),
('16970',' An alternate scene where Lily sits down to dine with Darkness; '),
('16971',' An extension of the "Darkness Fails" scene (Jack and the fairies running   down the alley towards Darkness cave and additional lines not used in any   previous version); '),
('16972',' Darkness falling into the abyss is seen (this was seen in U.S. theatres but   not in the UK); '),
('16973',' Jack picking up the alicorn and Gump explaining Jacks significance in his   mission; '),
('16974',' Jack finding the ring in the lake is extended slightly; '),
('16975',' An alternate ending that suggests the entire film was a dream.  This scene   is where Jack finds Lily still asleep, giving her the ring, and the spell   being broken, but when Lily wakes up she gives the ring right back to Jack   and declares he belongs in the forest, and Lily promises to "come back   tomorrow".  Lily then sings "Reunited" (a reprise of "My True Loves Eyes"),   and Jack and Lily go their separate ways.  The film ends with Jack going off   into the sunset alone, with the fairies looking on as the credits roll   (previous versions have had both Jack and Lily going into the sunset); Jerry   Goldsmiths original score is reinstated.'),
('16976',' The DVD also includes an alternate "Four Goblins" opening where the villains  find a strand of hair from a unicorn, then confront Darkness with the news  and then being sent to find Lily (this alternate opening is presented in  rough cut form as taken from a VHS UK workprint), and the edited "Fairie  Dance" scene (which would have taken place before Jack answers Gumps  riddle); this is presented in an audio'),
('16977','only format playing against publicity  photos and storyboards, as the original footage was destroyed.'),
('16978',' Tic, the fourth goblin in the "Four Goblins" alternate opening sequence  included on the DVD, has an interesting story. He was set to get killed right  from the getgo, for starters. In William Hjortsbergs original script, Tic  dies when he falls into the swamp and is eaten by the water hag Meg  Mucklebones while the goblins are on their way to Darkness castle. The  manner of his demise was changed once filming actually began, however. In the  scene that was eventually filmed '),
('16979',' and later cut '),
('16980',' Tic dies when Blix causes  him to fall down into a bottomless pit. Whats more interesting is that in  storyboards for the movie, the character of Blunder '),
('16981',' the goblin who is  really a disguised elf '),
('16982',' is referred to as Tic, which suggests either that  at some point the writers reversed the roles of Tic and Blunder, or they just  decided briefly not to include the Blunder character. As to who played Tic in  the sequence that actually got filmed, versatile dwarf actor Mike Edmonds is  credited with the role of the doomed goblin in at least one press kit for the  film.'),
('16983',' The version released on video by Cult Video in 1988 seems to be missing an  entire reel of film and only runs 65 minutes.'),
('16984',' DVD by different companies has various running times: 85, 87, 90 minutes.'),
('16985',' "SPOILER ALERT" When Dr. Barrett meets his demise towards the end of the  film, most video releases depict one of his instruments exploding, then cut  to the scene in which Mr. Fischer & Mrs. Barrett return to the laboratory and  find his dead body under a fallen chandelier. However, in at least one edited  for television version the scene continues as Dr. Barraett recoils from the  explosion, then begins staggering through his laboratory as a supernatural  wind picks up and his instruments are exploding around him. He then stumbles  to the ground, and the chandelier falls on his head.'),
('16986',' Rereleased in 1992 with a new scene.'),
('16987',' A European video release runs about 3 minutes shorter than the original  American version One version shows a glimpse of Elizabeth Montgomerys breast  while she is murdering her stepmother. Some prints have a different camera  angle that does not show this. The closing credits of the American version  says "A George Lemaire Production in association with" then fades to black  and shows the Paramount logo while the end music is still playing. The  European video release says "A George Lemaire Production in association with"  then fades to black and does not show the Paramount logo.'),
('16988',' The version entitled The Seven Brothers Meet Dracula runs 72m versus the 89m  of the original Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires. Both versions are  available on the DVD release. The short version eliminates whole dialogue  sections (e.g. about 50% of Van Helsings address to the University, about  50% of the footage at the soiree near the beginning, 50% of the Dracula/Ka  dialogue, almost all of the romantic dialogue in the cave) and also re'),
('16989','edits  the film in order to position various action sequences at the beginning of  the film.  The opening 10m of the short version features footage from the  vampires attack on the village, the old man killing the 7th golden vampire,  and the vampires rising from their grave taken from the ending all pasted  together in one, long incoherent sequence.	Some bits (e.g. the vampires  attacking the village and stripping a couple of girls) are shown 3 times,  once with the image reversed.  The scene in Draculas castle, the pre'),
('16990','credits  scene in the original, now occurrs about 15m into the film and has been  edited down so that it is completely incoherent and out of context.  The  purpose of the short version is to highlight the exploitation elements and  get rid of anything that isnt sex and violence '),
('16991',' and the "good" sex and  violence gets shown at least twice !!'),
('16992',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 12 secs by the BBFC to edit a throat  being punctured in a fight scene, an ear clap and to remove a shot of one of  the village girls being stripped during the village attack. The cuts were  fully restored in the 2004 DVD release.'),
('16993',' UK versions are cut by 5 secs to remove horse'),
('16994','falls.'),
('16995',' Ten minutes of this film was removed by the distributor.'),
('16996',' The new special edition contains 3 new scenes.'),
('16997',' Television broadcasts exlude some graphic violence and blood, profanity, and  nudity.'),
('16998',' Original version released in Italy is 2 hours and 40 minutes long. A  123'),
('16999','minutes version premiered at the Locarno film Festival in July 1999. The  shorter version is the same released in the USA by Fine Line under the title  "The Legend of 1900"'),
('17000',' German DVD & retail video are edited for violence/gore to secure a "Not under  16 rating".'),
('17001',' There were only very few real uncut versions of the film shown at film  festivals (like the German FFF). Every single version released on DVD or tape  afterwards was missing some of the violence. There is no real uncut version  available to own.'),
('17002',' The American release has the entire film dubbed in English.  The opening  titles have been translated to English.  The ending Italian title FINE ("The  End") remains in Italian as FINE rather than in English as "The End.'),
('17003',' The Film was cut by 4m 57s by the BBFC in the UK, but still received an uncut  release by Bronx Video Company in the UK on Rental VHS.'),
('17004',' The downloadable version is the fully uncut version and is rated AO (Adults  Only).The one you find in stores is the cut M rated Version'),
('17005',' This film was re'),
('17006','released in 1956 to delete scenes with the character Stalin,  as de'),
('17007','Stalinization was then taking place in the USSR.'),
('17008',' There are two versions of this film: the original version shows Stalin in the  background every time Lenin appears, another version doesnt show Stalin at  all. This was done by removing every scene involving him. Ironically, the  doctored version is far closer to historical truth than the original.'),
('17009',' Some older TV prints of "The Leopard Man" run 59 minutes.'),
('17010',' The VHS/DVD versions are longer than the public TV version.'),
('17011',' The DVD omits the preview and everything between "Finale" and the 17 Valjeans  from around the world.'),
('17012',' The initial directors cut ran for an additional five to seven minutes,  roughly cut it was somewhat gratuitous but essentially the same film, this  cut was screened at MUFF (Melbourne Underground Film Festival) in July, 2003.'),
('17013',' The initial directors cut ran for an additional five to seven minutes and  was screened at MUFF (Melbourne Underground Film Festival) in July, 2003.'),
('17014',' The cut shown at the Reno Film Festival was reduced by ten minutes for pacing  reasons'),
('17015',' There is a scene in the trailer showing Clay, Julian and Blair riding in  Clays car during the day that is not in the movie.'),
('17016',' There are bootleg tapes that exist of some footage not used in the final  release, including a moment where Peter Sellers visits the band.'),
('17017',' A "screwdriver castration" sequence was deleted from the film and thought to  be lost, but was in fact recovered from the original camera negatives.'),
('17018',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17019',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17020',' Rereleased in 1992 with new scene.'),
('17021',' DVD includes R'),
('17022','rated (84 minute) version and unrated (90 minute) version.'),
('17023',' Reissued in 1959 as Stick Em Up with a running time of 50 minutes'),
('17024',' The original version of this film was rated NC'),
('17025','17 in the US. Because director  Troy Beyer was contractually bound to deliver an R'),
('17026','rated movie she had to cut  various scenes including one of the characters showing others how she liked  to pleasure her lesbian lover by licking a peach.'),
('17027',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17028',' The newly released Directors Cut (available from Warner Bros. Home Video)  features 7 minutes of additional footage. In a new trailer scene, Riggs  smashes his tv with a beer bottle; later he buys a new one. Murtaugh, before  partnering with Riggs, goes to practice at the firing range. Riggs, before  the dope shoot out, answers a call in a scool yard with a sniper. Riggs walks  out into the line of fire and kills the sniper, emptying his clip into him.  Riggs, after leaving Murtaughs house, goes out to solicit a prostitute. The  aftermath is not shown, but Riggs says he wants to take her home to watch The  Stooges with him; for this he pays her $100.'),
('17029',' All versions of "Lethal Weapon 1" released in Germany before the Directors  Cut had a rating FSK 16, and were all slightly cut. The Directors Cut of LW  1 released 1998 on VHS video is uncut, but also got an FSK 16 rating.'),
('17030',' The British TV version cut out most of the electric shower torture scene  whereas the USA TV version left in the torture but cut out the "should  marijuana be legalized" argument between Murtaugh and his daughter.'),
('17031',' All UK releases were cut by around 31 secs by the BBFC for a 15 certificate  to edit scenes of violent beatings with a chain and a car door, and to  shorten a man being shot in the chest.'),
('17032',' The newly released Directors Cut has over 3 minutes of extra footage '),
('17033',' Riggs  gets attention from some women at a hotel spa; the exploding toilet sequence  is lengthened and Murtaugh sees it hit his car; Murtaugh gets information  about bodywork on his car from a auto repairman; Leo recalls a suspects  address in a very unusual, humorous way.'),
('17034',' UK version is missing two scenes: the killing of the two men who threw Riggs  into the harbour is completely missing, and the scene where Riggs empties a  gun into a bad guys chest has been shortened.  When the film was recently  shown on network TV in the UK, Channel 5 removed some of the language,  violence and nudity, but left these two scenes cut by the BBFC intact.'),
('17035',' The M15+ rated version for Australian television, though the same rating as  the video release, made some inconsistent edits to some scenes. As Riggs  fights the two men on the pier, the camera pans away as he breaks one mans  neck, but clearly shows the other having his head slammed by the door  repeatedly. As Murtaugh fights the men in his home, the one shot in the head  collapses immediately and the other is only shot once, while the camera  focuses on Murtaughs face, though the body has several wounds when next  seen. Riggs also does not empty a full clip into an enemy during the final  shootout.'),
('17036',' The German release was rated FSK 16 and is uncut. On the television, a  version cut down to FSK 12 has been aired once.'),
('17037',' The USA Direstors Cut (Unrated) has about 3'),
('17038','4 minutes of never'),
('17039','before'),
('17040','seen  extra footage including the following scenes: Trish forces Roger to wear body  armor; Rianne visits Riggs, whos watching the Stooges with Sam and the  Rottweiler, at his trailer, to which McGee the carpenter added the sundeck  seen in Lethal Weapon 4 (1998) (qv); Riggs, Murtaugh, and Lorna threaten to  run over Tyrones head with a car if he didnt give up Travis.'),
('17041',' The M15+ rated version for Australian television, though the same as the  video release, made some inconsistent edits. As Travis executes Billy Phelps  in the interrogation room, the scene is noticeably slowed down, cutting from  Travis firing to Phelps slumping, without showing bullet impacts. Yet other  scenes, such as the young patrolman being shot through the chest and the  final sequence, where a man gets hit by an axe, remain unedited.'),
('17042',' The UK video and DVD versions are the same as the UK cinema version, all of  which had 1m 33s of footage cut to receive the more commercially lucrative  "15" certificate. Among the cuts were edits to head butts, a neck break,  kickings, an eye gouging, a man being garroted with wire, and heavy  reductions in sound during the fight scenes to remove violent noise effects.'),
('17043',' The German cinema version is slightly cut to get a 16 rating. The German  video retail version is cut for violence to get a "Not under 16" rating, the  video sleeve carries the note "Original Cinema version". The uncut version  has been released to video shops and is rated "Not under 18".'),
('17044',' Special edition on DVD includes deleted footage from all four "Lethal Weapon"  films.'),
('17045',' Various scenes involving Mandarin spoken dialogue were redubbed for the video  release of Lethal Weapon 4. These include: '),
('17046',' Scene in which the shipping boat at the beginning catches fire and the   captain screams out commands to the rest of his crew '),
('17047',' Generals words with Jet Li during their first encounter.  He says the same   words, only the way he says them differ from the theatrical release   (different tone, etc.) '),
('17048',' Money exchange scene: the General asks his man who is inspecting the money   "how is it?", to which his associate replies, "no problem". In the   theatrical release, he says: "very good".'),
('17049',' The televised network version only has a static black background during the  credits, without the original photo album. The censored network version  revises Riggss naming of the four fathers ("Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and uh,  Fucko"), by changing "Fucko" to "Typo".'),
('17050',' The Australian theatrical and rental VHS releases were cut to obtain a more  commercially viable M rating. The uncut MA 15+ version was released on  sell'),
('17051','through video and DVD.'),
('17052',' A scene only on the trailer for the movie involves Joe Pesci. When the cast  is being read in the end, when they announce his name we see him fooling with  a gun and it fires. He looks up with a "Oops" look on his face. If you own  the copy of LW4 that is available today this short scene can be seen during  an advertisment for the "Warner Bros. Century Collection" which runs before  the movie'),
('17053',' In the trailer, the machine'),
('17054','gun psycho part is shown differently than in the  film: the dialogues about Riggs baby and Murtaughs grandson are not shown,  and the scene shown here features different shots with the lines spoken in  different tones and some of them being different. probably they were shot  specifically for the trailer as to intentionally omit the babies lines and  focus only on the psycho.'),
('17055',' Heavily cut by 1m 19s in the UK for an 18 rating.'),
('17056',' Also shown in computer colorized version.'),
('17057',' Also shown as a 2 part mini'),
('17058','series.'),
('17059',' The film was shot simultaneously in Mandarin and English.'),
('17060',' The French and German versions are shortened versions of the Dutch original.'),
('17061',' DVD version is 15 minutes longer, a total of 75 minutes and contains many  extensions, such as the excerpt where Black discusses fossils as part of  evolution, and that fact that someone told him that "fossils are the work of  the devil".'),
('17062',' There is also a version in catalonian language'),
('17063',' The version re'),
('17064','aired on 17 December 1997 had been re'),
('17065','edited.'),
('17066',' Randall "Tex" Cobbs role (as "Skull) was considerably shortened prior to  release. Originally filmed was a courtroom prologue where Fletcher  successfully defends Skull using his usual, less'),
('17067','than'),
('17068','truthful tactics.  Also  filmed was a sequence in the jail where Fletcher meets Skull again in jail.  The courtroom prologue was dropped entirely, but remnants of it still remain  in the original theatrical trailers. The jail'),
('17069','cell scene was shortened, so  much so that Cobb only has one line in the entire film, despite a prominent  billing.  The prologue is featured in the deleted scenes section of the  Special Edition DVD release.'),
('17070',' The US network TV version of this movie not only corrects bad language, but  also removes all Tower Air titles from the Boeing 747 appearing in the  "chase" scene in the end.  The only remains on the aircraft are the word  "Air" on the fuselage!'),
('17071',' When aired on ABC, these changes were made: In the conference room,  Fletchers insult of "You couldnt get a porn star off" was altered to remove  the word Off; the tape recording played in court of Samantha Cole and Mr.  Falk was toned down; Fletcher saying "Im such a shit" was changed to "Im  such a snot"; Fletchers sentence of "I just proposed a settlement to dick  with them" was altered to change dick to deal; At the repo lot when Fletcher  complains about the scratch on his car, his last sentence of "Im gonna bend  over and take it up the tail pipe" was changed to "Im gonna bend over and  take it like a grown man!"; When Fletcher tries unsuccessfully to lie about a  blue pen, his yelling of "The God damn pen is blue!" is removed.'),
('17072',' In the theatrical trailer, there is a scene where Fletcher and Max do a spit  shake before Max makes his unwish.'),
('17073',' Released in 2 versions, with happy or sad endings.'),
('17074',' The original print of this film is probably lost. The available version is a  Film Classics reissue with credits replaced (and with one name misspelled).  The quality of the images changes throughout the entire film because most of  it is lifted from a Robert Youngson compilation.'),
('17075',' The available print does not feature the original credits. It is based, in  part, from a 1950 reissue by Film Classics, and the elements used by Robert  Younson in his 1965 compilation "Laurel & Hardys Laughing 20s". Although it  still features the introductory roar of the MGM lion the credits were  replaced and the name of H. M. Walker is misspelled.'),
('17076',' DVD release has a "music'),
('17077','only" version of the film with no dialogue and only  music and score.'),
('17078',' The episode The Priest was deleted for UK release.'),
('17079',' On pan and scan VHS prints issued since 1990, the opening title credits have  been slightly altered to fit the screen. Some credits that took one line in  the widescreen version were altered to fit two lines in the pan and scan  version.'),
('17080',' The original DVD release contained a mild dialogue alteration. The "What are  you waiting for? Get in!/Yes, sir." exchange has been moved to the next shot  of Bond nodding and approaching the tanker, after Pam stops it. Originally,  she said it right after stopping the tanker. The fact that Timothy Daltons  lips can only slightly be seen to move when he says his line confirms this  alteration. However, the 2006 Ultimate Edition DVD has moved these lines back  to their proper places.'),
('17081',' SPOILER: The original UK DVD is still slightly cut in places for violence.  These cuts may have been made by the BBFC or by the distributor. When Felix  is tortured by Sanchez, an underwater shot of the bloody water and the stump  where Felixs leg used to be is still missing. In the scene where Krest is  killed, the shot of his head actually exploding is replaced by a shot of  Heller squirming. The fiery death of Sanchez has been trimmed.'),
('17082',' SPOILER: The initial UK Warner Home Video releases were the original edited  cinema versions (cut by 37 seconds). The UK MGM video release in 2000  restored 26 seconds of cuts (mainly to the opening whipping scene, Leiter  being attacked by the shark and Darios death in the mincer) but was still  missing some brief cuts (despite the fully uncut version having been shown on  British television). When the film was submitted for video/DVD re'),
('17083','release in  2005, the BBFC waived all cuts for the movie but an error by MGM resulted in  the edited version being released by mistake.'),
('17084',' SPOILER: This new 2006 Ultimate Edition DVD is, for the first time, the fully  uncut version, including all the previously cut MPAA and BBFC footage. The  following scenes have been restored: '),
('17085',' Sanchez whipping his mistress in the Pre'),
('17086','title sequence has soundtrack   restored to the original level. '),
('17087',' Killifer gun butting the driver during Sanchezs escape is restored to its   original level. '),
('17088',' When Leiter gets tortured by Sanchez, his stump is shown. '),
('17089',' The ninja womans bullet wound is shown. '),
('17090',' Krests head exploding is shown in full. In the cut version, it showed   Krests head expanding very briefly and then it cuts to Sanchezs reaction   while we hear blood splattered on the window. In the uncut version, we see   Krests head fully expand then blood splatters on the window. '),
('17091',' More footage Darios legs being minced. '),
('17092',' The full version of Sanchez burning at the end is present in the UE i,e he   goes down on his knees. Previously, it showed Sanchez burning briefly and   then Bond pausing briefly to watch before he runs away. The BBFC passed this   full version for release in 2005 with a 15 certificate. In addition to that,   UK TV audiences have seen it, e.g. at Easter 2006 starting in an   early'),
('17093','evening slot on ITV1.'),
('17094',' When the film was submitted to the BBFC in 1989, some scenes had to be  trimmed down for a "15" rating. In 2000, the film was rated "15" again, but  this time some cuts were waived due to changed guidelines in the BBFC. In  2005, the film was rated "15" and all previous cuts were waived.'),
('17095',' The MPAA reportedly trimmed a few scenes to avoid an R rating. The uncut  version was submitted internationally.'),
('17096',' Film was recut after original release version brought complaints over sex  scenes in mall and on tram.'),
('17097',' The UK cinema certificate was rejected by the BBFC in 1979. It was eventually  released on DVD in 2004 after 6 minutes 15 secs of cuts which removed scenes  of torture and nudity, as the lead actress was below the age of 18 when the  movie was filmed.'),
('17098',' There is an R Rated version with a few shots and frames are edited.'),
('17099',' Directors cut is unrated and contains several minutes of additional footage.  This version is available in VHS format.'),
('17100',' Filmed also in English.'),
('17101',' Video version runs 74 minutes.'),
('17102',' The original version (the one restored to Criterion Collection DVD and  laserdisc) runs 163 minutes. When Winston Churchill expressed his vehement  dislike for the film, the British distributor, Rank Films, cut it to 140  minutes. The film was chopped to pieces when it was imported to the United  States in 1945, running around 120 minutes (in which the films vital  flashback structure is eliminated and the story is told from beginning to  end). The film was further cut to 90 minutes and ran on public television  often in the 1970s (in the Criterion commentary, Martin Scorsese comments  that this is the version he saw late night when working on New York, New York  (1977)). For years, it was thought that the only existing version was this  90'),
('17103','minute version. In 1983, with the cooperation of the Archers, the epic  film was restored to the full 163'),
('17104','minute length, much to the delight of  Emeric Pressburger (whose favorite film this was). The film was reconstructed  to the original flashback structure and many scenes taking place during World  War I were restored, including the much'),
('17105','discussed black soldier.'),
('17106',' In 1997 an abbreviated (55 min.) version was produced by WNET for PBS.'),
('17107',' British theatrical version was cut for an A rating.'),
('17108',' German version is cut ca. 20 minutes.'),
('17109',' The DVD has the one scene that William Russ filmed playing the role of  Officer Kurt Walker before a motorbike crash made unable to film the rest of  his role'),
('17110',' A scene with Staci Vaughn (qv) and Johnny Rocket (qv) was added to 1992  re'),
('17111','release.'),
('17112',' There is a second version which is three seconds shorter than the original '),
('17113','  due to various slightly'),
('17114','altered edits '),
('17115',' and which credits Lloyd Kaufman,  which the original did not. Both versions can be found on various Roan Group  DVDs.'),
('17116',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('17117','rated and unrated versions.'),
('17118',' The Criterion LD/DVD features the following deleted scenes: '),
('17119',' A scene with three shepherds in the beginning of the film. '),
('17120',' A scene featuring the Peoples Front of Judea breaking into Pilates wifes   bedroom, only to be defeated by her strength. '),
('17121',' A scene introducing us and Brian to the suicide squad, led by King Otto   (Idle). '),
('17122',' A scene showing Judith releasing doves that fly out over Nazareth, and that   are spotted by Otto and interpreted as "the sign that is the sign". He sends   his troops into town. '),
('17123',' A very brief scene showing Judith watching Brian carrying his cross through   the streets, then she is attacked by a salesman who wants her to haggle.    She leaves.'),
('17124',' The film was originally over two hours long, but was edited down after  audience previews. Amongst the scenes that were cut were an opening sequence  in which the three shepherds attend the birth of Brian, and more scenes  featuring King Otto, some of which were restored for the DVD release.'),
('17125',' A black'),
('17126','and'),
('17127','white version of this originally Technicolor film is shown and  distributed by Turner.'),
('17128',' In the trailer and tv ads there are about 3 scenes that did not make the  final cut. A scene where Angelina Jolie is walking in the studio and  something falls behind her barely missing her was cut. Another scene showing  Jolie eating pancakes at a dinner was cut out. The last scene is a small clip  showing a bus with an ad showing her face with a moustache panted on was cut.'),
('17129',' The DVD version of the film has a number at the Palace theatre removed from  the body of the film, but is retained as an extra feature on the disc.'),
('17130',' Released with new footage by the Raver Film Corp. in March 1916.'),
('17131',' Scenes cut from 101 min but in 116 min version. '),
('17132',' Voiceover describing the Churchills mission and the Nerva device. '),
('17133',' Derebridge has a conversation with the Radar Technicians about the object in   the comet and it being 150 miles long. '),
('17134',' The opening line of Carlsen about what is 150 miles long Astronauts going   into the comet has remarks from Derebridge about the state of the craft. '),
('17135',' The Spacecraft opening up has bits and pieces removed. '),
('17136',' Dr. Bukovsky being told by a RAF officer about the state of Churchills   orbit and it had not changed since leaving the comet. '),
('17137',' Bukovsky and a NASA official agreeing that the Columbia should be sent into   space to investigate. '),
('17138',' Scenes with the Columbia rescue party trimmed in particular talk about fate   of the crew and obtaining the video tapes. '),
('17139',' A whole scene is removed which introduces Fallanda and The Pathologist which   sets up Fallandas character. '),
('17140',' A Cabinet Minister discussing the crystal cases with Fallanda, Bukovsky the   pathologist and a Metallurgist. '),
('17141',' The Minister is inquiring whether X Rays have been done and their results '),
('17142','   blurred images. The metallurgist is very puzzled by the cases. Plus comments   about are the bodies being alive. '),
('17143',' After being shown the Guards body, Colonel Caine is interrogating Bukovsky   and Fallanda about the Space Girl (Matilda May). Being told about the   Churchills escape Pod being missing, the fire and the cases. After this   Fallandas conversation with Caine about is there life after death is   trimmed. '),
('17144',' The Hyde Park scene is trimmed; the Police Inspector (Nicholas Donnelly) has   three lines in 116 version but in the 101 min version he has one line. '),
('17145',' Bukovsky on the phone about Carlsen being in a Walter Reed Army Hospital, he   demands Carlsen is brought to London. '),
('17146',' Carlsens debriefing in 116 version also includes Bukovsky introducing   Colonel Caine of the SAS remarking about we all thought You were dead plus   the comments about a pretty nurse, the Churchill flashback is trimmed. '),
('17147',' Just before Carlsens nightmare a scene where Bukovsky informs Caine that   NASA have tracked a strange object leaving the comet which is heading for   Earth in two days time also there is to be a meeting at Downing Street (The   Prime Minister and his Cabinet meet at the PMs home for non UK readers). '),
('17148',' After the hypnotizing of Carlsens comments made by Bukosvsky about the   vampires of legend taking their Earth with them ( The majority of comments   about vampires in 116 version are missing from 101 version explains why the   title was changed from Space Vampires to Lifeforce). '),
('17149',' The scene with Ellen(Nancy Paul) is cut slightly. '),
('17150',' The attack on Dr.Armstrong(Patrick Stewart) is shortened. '),
('17151',' The Kiss between Armstrong and Carlsen is removed. '),
('17152',' After the deaths of Sir Percy(Aubrey Morris) and Armstrong, the Churchill   flashback the love scene between Carlsen and the Space Girl is cut to the   bone. Likewise the scene with the Infected PM (Peter Porteous) and his   Secretary, Miss Haversham(Katherine Schofield) has had huge chunks cut out   e.g. the PM being told of The Home Secretarys demise. Plus there are lines   reactions closeups omitted here where and everywhere. The 101 Min version   had some more zombie mayhem.'),
('17153',' Original unedited European version contains more violent and erotic footage  Tri'),
('17154','Star Pictures cut from the domestic version.  It also contains the full  Henry Mancini score in place of the occasional Michael Kamen music cues  placed at the last minute for U.S. prints. This version is now available on  video and runs 116 minutes.'),
('17155',' Tobe Hoopers directors cut was 128 mins when the film was cut to 116 mins  mostly scenes on the spaceship Churchill were cut'),
('17156',' This was retitled "Jane Fondas Stress Reduction Program" following its  re'),
('17157','release from its new distributor, A*Vision Entertainment.  Both are the  exact same program under different titles.  "Jane Fondas Light Aerobics and  Stress Reduction Program" is now its defunct title.'),
('17158',' UK DVD version not quite uncut. Compulsory cuts of 35s for an illegal horse  tripping scene, in line with anti'),
('17159','animal cruelty laws.'),
('17160',' The movie has a published running time of 120 minutes (although the UK DVD  has a running time of 122:38) but cinemagoers in Britain were shown a  truncated version of the film. MGM had acquired the United Kingdom release  rights in the movie and were intent on releasing it in Britain as their major  Christmas film for all the family. Unfortunately the British Board Of Film  Censors would only grant the film an X certificate, barring all under sixteen  years of age from seeing it. What MGM had perceived as a jolly action romp  was deemed by the UK censors to be an excessively violent film suitable only  for adults. In tandem with the censors MGM made extensive cuts, but still the  censors would only grant an A certificate, meaning that children could only  be admitted to see the film if accompanied by an adult. All hopes that MGM  had of marketing the film as Christmas family fare evaporated. Virtually all  of the graphic violence in the original film was excised and the British  release of the movie was not a success. The current UK DVD contains the  original full'),
('17161','length print but has a 15certificate, only a year less than the  ceiling of 16 imposed by the censors more than thirty years before.'),
('17162',' Originally, The Light in the Dark was a feature lenght film. However, only a  33'),
('17163','minute edited version, retitled The Light of Faith, has survived.'),
('17164',' The Museum of Modern Art preservation print contains an uncredited piano  score and runs 104 minutes.'),
('17165',' After Nicholas Ray died, Wenders was too depressed to help edit the film, so  he left it to his friend Peter Przygodda (qv). Przygooda spent a year  working on it and this was the 116 minute version shown at the Cannes film  festival. Wenders however, was disturbed by this version and found it  depressing and obscure. He spent three months with Chris Sievernich (qv)  re'),
('17166','editing the film. Aside from cutting more than 25 minutes, he added more  footage of Susan as well as his narration of Rays diary. This is the 91  minute difinitive version of the movie.'),
('17167',' Virtually all profanities were cut from the film by SJS faculty after editing  was complete. This explains the choppy cuts in the cold reading scene when  Tigner says "What is he doing here?", as opposed to the original line "What  the f**k is he doing here?"'),
('17168',' The condom scene was also cut extensively by SJS faculty after filiming was  complete.'),
('17169',' An alternate subplot was written but never filmed. It involved Tommy Bulloch  being beaten up by members of the crew when he botches an assignment. Some  work prints show additional monologue of the techies describing stealing  supplies from Home Depot and losing Tommy at the store. In the one scene shot  with him in it,Tommy can be seen applying makup to The Extra (Lukens) in the  final cut.'),
('17170',' In the German version, the mints in the Assistant Wardens (Mui Sang Fan) eye  are actually dubbed as drugs.'),
('17171',' Two versions were released in Germany: the complete unrated version released  by Screen Power & Pentagramm and an edited version (ca. 9 minuted shorter) by  New East Video which has a JK/SPIO approval.'),
('17172',' In the English dubbed version, several character names were changed from the  original chinese version (in parenthesis): Ricki'),
('17173','Oh (Ricky Ho), Hai (Oscar),  Huang Chaun (Rogan), Taizan (Tarzan), Shorty (Brandon), Elephant (Zorro),  Wildcat (Samuel)'),
('17174',' The UK DVD from the Hong Kong Legends Label released in 2002 is fully uncut.  The cover text "Now totally uncut on DVD for the first time ever" is wrong,  though '),
('17175',' other DVDs (USA, Germany) were released earlier.'),
('17176',' US theatrical version was released without a MPAA rating. For the Sony  Entertainment DVD release the film was optically fogged to obscure explicit  artwork in a French comic book to secure its R'),
('17177','rating.'),
('17178',' The original video release of this (on Sinister Video) in 1998 did not have  subtitles, and was cut by half'),
('17179','an'),
('17180','hour. The current DVD and VHS release on  Kino has subtitles and is the full'),
('17181','length version of the film.'),
('17182',' The first U.S. release of this film also had half an hour trimmed from it.  The full'),
('17183','length version had never been seen in the U.S. until the 2004 DVD  and VHS releases of the film.'),
('17184',' In international versions, the headline of the newspaper Jumba is reading  ("Idiot Scientist Under Arrest") is printed in an alien language.'),
('17185',' Trailers feature Elvis Presleys song "Hound Dog" coming out of Stitchs  mounth when he puts his finger on the record player. The same scene in the  film uses Elvis "Suspicious Minds".'),
('17186',' One trailer has Stitch swinging a blue VW bug saying "Blue Punch Buggie".  A  later commercial replaces thats with "You forgot to mention fluffy".'),
('17187',' German theatrical version was edited to avoid a "Not under 6" (!) rating.'),
('17188',' Trailers show one of the aliens stating that Stitch has landed in "a place  called Hawaii", when in the movie in the same instance the alien actually  states Stitch has landed on "a planet called Ee'),
('17189','arth". Trailers show Stitch  surfing and calling out "Cowabunga", whle in the movie he never utters this  line.'),
('17190',' The U.K. version of the film features Gareth Gates on the soundtrack  performing a cover of Elvis Presleys "Suspicious Minds." This does not  appear anywhere else in the world.'),
('17191',' In the UK, to avoid a "12" rating, a shot of Lilo climbing out of a tumble  dryer has been altered to have her lowering the top of a cardboard pizza box  cover she is using to hide herself under a wooden table. The pizza box takes  the place of the dryer door, and the table is the same size as a dryer.The  scene is identical in every other way, including the action between Nani and  Lilo. Apparently the lack of a latch or seal of any kind on an enclosed space  satisfied the censors. The film has the same length as other uncut versions.  When the Disney Channel aired this, it removed the scene entirely, skipping  to when Nani has apprehended Lilo.'),
('17192',' Re'),
('17193','issued in a slightly revised form by United Picture Productions on 15  February 1920.'),
('17194',' All musical number pastiches are deleted from the Region 2 DVD version'),
('17195',' When the film was released in 1952, it ran 141 minutes. It had been in  distribution for several months, when Chaplin recalled film prints and  deleted a scene in which Calvero leaves the sleeping Thereza, and goes to a  bar, where he meets his old friend, Claudius, the armless violin player, who  gives Calvero money. The film ran 137 minutes after this scene was edited  out. In the ending credits, there is still a billing for Stapleton Kent as  Claudius, even though he is not seen in current versions of the film. The  excellent Image/David Shepard DVD version is the 137 minute version, but it  presents the deleted scene as an extra feature.'),
('17196',' Directors Cut, titled "Limits of Thermal Travelling, The" has been shown at  the Edinburgh film festival; USA theatrical release is titled Afterburn.'),
('17197',' The 1984 UK video version was cut by 3 mins 57 secs by the BBFC to remove  footage of whipping and rape from the brothel scene, and to edit scenes of  semi'),
('17198','naked bound women being threatened with a lighted cigarette and cactus  leaves.'),
('17199',' Two seconds of footage were removed from the Australian release to avoid  being banned.'),
('17200',' Re'),
('17201','edited version released in 1953 under the title "I Was a Burlesque Queen",  featuring newly'),
('17202','filmed sequences shot in dual'),
('17203','strip 3'),
('17204','D format, and printed  in single'),
('17205','strip/anaglyph.'),
('17206',' A 46'),
('17207','minute edited version was shown on the Discovery Channel television  network.'),
('17208',' There is another edition of the movie. On the French DVD and VHS, the film is  longer and gives to the movie a much more psychological effect. If the first  scene in the US cut is missing (the Imps escape) all the parts with Terence  Stamp are much longer and makes the movie much more coherent. Unfortunately,  the only language provided on the French DVD is French.'),
('17209',' 70mm version, released in the UK in 1973, includes an overture and entracte.'),
('17210',' The most commonly shown television version was very extensively cut (over 20  minutes) for time, mainly in the second half, to the point where the plot is  very hard to follow.'),
('17211',' The version first released in Australia was black and white.'),
('17212',' The French track on the DVD plays (in English) "Can You Feel the Love  Tonight?" during the end credits instead of "Grazing in the Grass" performed  by Raven and "Thats All I Need Reprise" performed by Timon.'),
('17213',' Outside of the USA the sing'),
('17214','along lyrics are omitted, but theres still a  ladybug bouncing on the screen.'),
('17215',' The French track on the DVD plays a cover of Kool and the Gangs "Jungle  Boogie" in place of the original. Unless otherwise noted, all other songs  featured in the movie are sung in French.'),
('17216',' Rafikis Introduction: After the main title, Rafiki is in his tree, drawing a  picture of Kiara next to the old picture of Simba.	A gust of wind announces  Mufasas presence and scatters the markings on the trunk, causing the "circle  to break."  Rafiki understands that there is trouble to come.  He sees a new  marking, made into the shape of a lion cub, Kovu.  Rafiki realizes the cub is  in the Outland, where Simba banished those loyal to Scar.  This scene was not  released in the original version.'),
('17217',' Zira Trains Kovu: After Rafiki learns of the cub, we find Kovu pouncing on a  bug.  He laughs and lets it go.  Zira scolds him and squashes the bug.  She  tells him not to be weak and reminds him that Scar chose him to be the next  king.  Then they would not live in the horrible Outlands.  This scene was not  included in the final version.'),
('17218',' Ziras Suicide: An alternate version of Ziras death.  Kiara attempts to  reach Zira, but Zira smiles evilly at her.  She says "No!  Never!" and let go  of the rock, falling to her death.'),
('17219',' Nukas Death Scene, Extended: An extended scene to Nukas death scene not in  the final version.  Zira cradles his face in her paw and Nuka manages to get  out "Well, I finally got your attention, didnt I?"  Zira smiles tenderly at  him.  "Didnt I?" Nuka managed to get out, then died.'),
('17220',' Nuka and Vitani Bring News: Ziras older cubs race to tell Zira what they saw  at Pride Rock, announcing Simbas cub is a girl.	Zira laughs at this and  says, "Scar, my beloved, this couldnt be more perfect."	Nuka is confused at  who his mother was talking to.  Vitani said she was talking to Scar, and Nuka  begins to act afraid.	She reminds him that Scar was dead.  Zira bitterly  confirms it, saying if not for Simba, Scar would still be king and she would  be his queen.  Nuka tries to convience her that he should be king, but Zira  snaps that they should respect Scars "dying wish" and train Kovu to be King.  This scene was not in the final version of the film.'),
('17221',' Stinger: Showed after the credits that was not in the final version.	Timon  and Pumbaa are in the Outlands chowing down on bugs.	Pumbaa shouts "Hakuna  Matata!"  Timon says "Outlands, shmoutlands... this place is better than  Disneyland!"	Then a bug flies into shot and flits from side to side like  Tinker'),
('17222','Bell in the traditional Disney transition'),
('17223','out sequence.'),
('17224',' When Kovu and Kiara are stargazing, Kovu had an alternate line, asking, "No  one here thinks hes very great... do they?" after he asked if Scar was up  among the stars.  Now he says, "He wasnt my father, but he was still... part  of me."'),
('17225',' When Kovu begins to run away from the crocodiles, Kiara shouts, "What about  me?!"  Originally, he said, "You gotta take care of yourself!"  Now he says  "Ill distract em!  Run!"'),
('17226',' When Kiara runs away from Timon and Pumbaa on her first hunt, Timon says  "Somebodys gotta get a beeper for this kid!"  Originally in an alternate  line, he says "Somebodys gotta tie a boomerang around her neck!"'),
('17227',' After Kiara conviences Kovu to go back to the Pride Lands, Kovu says, "Race  you back!"  They both laugh and run off together.  In the final version,  there is no such line or scene.'),
('17228',' When Kiara tells Simba that the Outlanders are the same as they were, she had  an additional line removed from the final version: "Arent we all part of the  Circle of Life?"'),
('17229',' During the Oulander/Pride Lander fight scene, Pumbaa asks Timon what happened  to their old motto "Hakuna Matata."	Timon replies, "Pumbaa, stop living in  the past!"	Directly after that line, he said "This is the sequel."  That line  was removed and went directly into the "new motto" line.'),
('17230',' In the French version of the movie, over the credits Tina Turner singing "He  Lives in You" is played, instead of some instrumental music and "Love Will  Find a Way".'),
('17231',' The Disney DVD Platinum release of this movie included an optional version  (through seamless branching) with a new song, "Morning Report", originally  from the stage show.'),
('17232',' The Platinum DVD uses the IMAX release, which contains slight differences in  animation. For example, characters who had faces that were too small to be  seen in the original had faces added to the IMAX print. Also, there are some  visual differences in the "I Just Cant Wait to be King sequence." The ground  is different in one shot and the alligators and birds have been changed in at  least one shot.'),
('17233',' The special edition laser disk also lacks the SFX scene.'),
('17234',' The U.S.A. Home Video VHS release in the 80s runs 160 minutes. Footage has  been added in the Directors Cut released on Anchor Bay Video. This version,  released in 1998, runs 206 minutes.'),
('17235',' A version was made for US TV with American voices replacing the British  voices. Thats why the cast list here has two performers listed for most  characters'),
('17236',' SPECIAL EDITION: In 2006, this TV movie was released on a Special Edition DVD  with audio commentary, interviews, a deleted scene, and sketches and artwork.  However, the film was presented in a wide screen format with the top and  bottom of the original picture removed.'),
('17237',' Several VHS releases omit the scene where the children are playing on the  beach after they are crowned. It is, however, included on the R1 DVD release.'),
('17238',' Australia is edited for M 15+ rating.'),
('17239',' These are the different versions released to DVD around the world. R1 America  (Universal Pictures) "R'),
('17240','Rated US Cut" 104:57 minutes (NTSC). R2 France (Seven  7 Sept) "International Cut" 103:52 minutes (PAL). R2 Scandinavia '),
('17241',' (Scanbox  Entertainment) "International Cut" 103:30 minutes (PAL). R2 United Kingdom  (Universal Pictures) "International Cut" 103:41 minutes (PAL). R4 Australia  (Big Sky Video) "R'),
('17242','Rated US Cut" 104:56 minutes (NTSC).'),
('17243',' Movie was released on VHS in Australia with an R'),
('17244','Rated version and a cut  M'),
('17245','Rated version for the "International Cut" of the film. Australian M'),
('17246','Rated  Cut Report: VHS film time: 103:10 minutes (PAL). '),
('17247',' 01:38 The whole scene of Francois being set on fire by drug dealer is   missing, and Francois being taken to surgery (11 secs). '),
('17248',' 02:26 Close'),
('17249','up shot of Francois burnt face in hospital when he screams   "Lyon", just before it cuts to the foreign legion (2 secs) [Scream is heard   over the desert landscape instead]. '),
('17250',' 07:01 Legionnaire being stabbed through hand by knife, when Lyon escapes   from the foreign legion (1/2 sec). '),
('17251',' 24:06 The first garage fight, the blonde (hecklers date) get sprayed by   blood, the scene where she taste the blood is missing (6 secs). '),
('17252',' 92:38 2 Close'),
('17253','up shots of Lyons hand around Attilas neck, and one close'),
('17254','up   shot of Lyons face at the end of the match (9 secs) [There is only one   bloody face shot of Attila, instead of the 3 shots in the uncut version].'),
('17255',' The Australian version titled Wrong Bet is edited for violence, but  contains other scenes not shown in the version titled Lionheart. Some  edited scenes in Wrong Bet are: When Lyons brother gets set on fire (whole  scene edited), the scene where Lyon escapes from the Legion, the bit where  Lyon stabs the guy in the hand is edited, exchanged looks with Lyon and Atila  with bloody faces at the end of the match when Lyon is about to punch him is  edited on Wrong Bet also. There are more scenes edited as well. Some extra  scenes in Wrong Bet include a scene where Lyon comes out of the water after  jumping out of the boat, a scene where Cynthia swears at Lyon and demands him  to get out of her room when Lyon wants to setup an account. The most  interesting scene shown in Wrong Bet is an alternate take in the hospital  when Lyon finds out his brother dies. In Lionheart, when Lyon asks the  doctor if they have found the killers, the doctor says yes. In Wrong Bet,  the doctor says no, and they may never find out who the killers were. Its  possible that A.W.O.L, released in UK, is the same as Wrong Bet.'),
('17256',' Lifetime television version omits a couple of scenes for time and content  including: '),
('17257',' Lisa and her mother discussing the popularity of the restaurant before they   are seated. '),
('17258',' An emotional conversation between Lisa and Wendys family in which the   subject of Lisas grandparents is brought up. '),
('17259',' The struggle with Richard is shortened. Shots of him pulling the knife from   his chest are cut. Also omitted is a frame of his battered corpse laying on   the pavement after he falls from the window.'),
('17260',' The original UK cinema version (released as "Axe") was cut by the BBFC and  the film later found itself on the official DPP list of video nasties in the  80s. It was eventually issued (as "California Axe Massacre") on the Exploited  video label in 1999 but received 19 secs of cuts (to a neck stabbing during  the bedroom rape) after fears of initial prosecution. The cuts were fully  waived for the 2005 ILC release and the film reverted to its original title  of "Axe".'),
('17261',' The DVD features 10 bonus matches, including: Lita vs. Trish Stratus (strap  match) Lita vs. Jacqueline (hardcore match) Jeff Hardy vs. The Big Show The  Hardy Boyz & Lita vs. Edge, Christian & Jacqueline Lita vs. Dean Malenko Matt  Hardy & Lita vs. Perry Saturn & Terri Lita & The Hardy Boyz vs. Trish Stratus  & T&A'),
('17262',' The George Eastman House version in their Motion Picture Study Collection has  an uncredited piano score and runs 76 minutes.'),
('17263',' The print shown on the Turner Classic Movies channel was a restored version  (by Karl Malkames) copyrighted in 1976 by Killiam Shows, Inc. and distributed  by Blackhawk Films. It had an original piano score by William Perry and ran  94 minutes.'),
('17264',' 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.'),
('17265',' Most television versions cut out the scene when the test tube explodes in  Foghorn Leghorns face after he violently shakes it up mistaking it for  harmless soda pop.'),
('17266',' Some time in the 1940s or 50s for a revival tour of the movie, a new opening  prologue was commissioned that told how this movie and  _Public Enemy, The (1931)_ (qv) proved both that crime doesnt pay as well as  the folly of prohibition. The prologue with new music, ran before the opening  credits, essentially adding 30 seconds to the films running time. It is this  version thats often shown on cable movie channels.'),
('17267',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17268',' NBC broadcast this film in early 1983(and reran it in mid'),
('17269','1984)using an  alternate version complete with originally cut footage to replace the risque  material as well as sloppy dubbing to cover up all traces of "virginity  loss". In one case, when Cinder askes Sunshine to "play something sexy" on  her flute, the dubbing changed the line to "play something SULTRY." In place  of "whoever loses her virginity first'),
('17270','wins!" came the change "whoever gets a  guy first'),
('17271','wins!" There was also a huge new scene brought out of the vault  which had Angel saving Ferris from drowning after Ferris boat capsizes in a  storm.'),
('17272',' The US home video has music which differs from the theatrical version.'),
('17273',' The DVD release adds an epilogue which tells of Dieter Denglers death from  ALS in February 2001 and shows footage of his burial at Arlington National  Cemetary.'),
('17274',' The Family Home Entertainment VHS that was released in the 80s, mainly as a  childrens title, has all of the swearing deleted.'),
('17275',' Rereleased in 1991 with added scene.'),
('17276',' For the overseas release, a shot of Rynn nude from behind was allegedly added  in the sequence where she and Mario are upstairs in her bedroom.'),
('17277',' The infamous nude scene with Jodie Fosters body double (her older sister,  Connie) and one dropping of the F'),
('17278','word from Scott Jacoby has been reinstated  for the MGM DVD release. The producers didnt notice that Connie Foster was  wearing a gold bracelet on her left arm, which subsequently disappears when  Jodie Foster returns for her close'),
('17279','up under the covers.'),
('17280',' In Germany there are two different dubbed versions. The first one was only  shown once on TV (on 30 May 1976). The second one was released on video in  the 1980s and never shown on TV.'),
('17281',' The seems to be a print that is about 300 feet shorter than the other.'),
('17282',' For the re'),
('17283','release in 1998, the German version was completely redubbed. This  was done because Disney, due to a bureaucratical error, had not secured the  rights to the first dubbing. All voices, except for Ursula  (Beate Hasenau (qv)), were recast.'),
('17284',' For the re'),
('17285','release in 1997, the end credits were changed to reflect the use  of newer sound formats (Dolby Digital, DTS and SDDS).'),
('17286',' In the Swedish VHS release, a few scenes have been cut. They include most of  the song that Louis sings when he chops the fish (only the part when he  discovers Sebastian is still in the film), some shots of Triton destroying  Ariels cavern, and some scenes between where Ursula says (towards the end)  "Now I am the ruler of all the ocean. The waves obey my every whim" and where  she is killed by Eric. This makes the Swedish dubbing on the DVD version a  little odd, since these scenes are then in English. These problems has since  been corrected for the newer Special Edition DVD, but the changes made to the  dubbing are still noticeable to the trained ear.'),
('17287',' A 2'),
('17288','disc Platinum Edition was released on DVD in October 2006. There are a  handful of changes, as well as some things that only appear to be changed. '),
('17289',' The most noteworthy change is that the infamous priests knee has been   smoothed out the first time it is seen. (For those who prefer accuracy, poke   around disc 2 a little bit and see if you find some consolation.) '),
('17290',' When the credits start crawling, they are sped up a little bit to   accommodate several restoration credits near the end. The total credits time   is unchanged. '),
('17291',' The original Dolby Stereo logo has been replaced (as in the 1997'),
('17292','8   re'),
('17293','release) with newer sound specifications (SDDS, Dolby Digital, DTS) in   the credits. '),
('17294',' At the end of the credits, "cassette and compact disc from" no longer   follows "soundtrack available on"; as well, as with the re'),
('17295','release, a new   Walt Disney Records logo is used. What has not changed: '),
('17296',' The original movie has some computer'),
('17297','generated elements (such as the ship   and a staircase Ariel runs down); these are not new, and have been in the   movie from its first release. '),
('17298',' While the re'),
('17299','release used a shorter version of "Under the Sea" in the   credits, followed by Ariel singing "Part of Your World," the original   version (and the 2006 DVD) feature a slightly longer "Under the Sea" and a   wordless choral arrangement of "Part of Your World," so the audio for the   credits is faithful to the original.'),
('17300',' 1998 USA VHS release has credits barn'),
('17301','doored with a music video making most  of the credits impossible to read and giving the general impression of a TV  showing of the film.'),
('17302',' The magazine Entertainment Weekly published in an article that the 1989 home  video version of "The Little Mermaid" includes a less'),
('17303','than'),
('17304','a'),
('17305','second  background image of the silhoutte of a menacing knife hovering over a scared  Mickey Mouse.'),
('17306',' During the re'),
('17307','release in 1998, a new Austrian'),
('17308','dubbed version was made and  shown in Austrian theatres starting in June 1998. All dialogue for this  version was adapted to Austrian expressions and slang.'),
('17309',' On pre'),
('17310','rerelease VHS versions of the film, there is a scene where Ursula (as  Ariel) is marrying Eric (most of this scene is still in newer versions). In  one shot you can see the pastors (Priests) knee move up and down, which  looks convincingly (to some) like an erection. This one shot has been edited  out in newer releases of the film, although it is present on the 1999 DVD  release.'),
('17311',' 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.'),
('17312',' The print shown on TCM is a re'),
('17313','release, as can be seen from the PCA approval  certificate number ending with "'),
('17314','R". That print lists Shirley Temple (qv)  above the title, followed by Adolphe Menjou (qv), Charles Bickford (qv)  and Dorothy Dell (qv) and the other actors. The title page also includes  "Adolph Zukor presents" and it has a running time of 79 minutes.'),
('17315',' The DVD contains four alternate endings: '),
('17316',' Alternate Ending # 1 had the family stop at a rest stop the next day as   theyre driving back home. Richard talks fondly about Grandpa, and then the   family toasts to his memory. You actually cant hear the dialogue, since the   only audio option is for the directors commentary on this ending.   Basically, the filmmakers thought that it was too sappy (since it was too   sunny during the scene) and so they stopped filming. '),
('17317',' Alternate Ending #2 had the family handcuffed at the security office at the   hotel. The security guard tells them that Olive is disqualified from the   competition and that they are released, under the condition that they are   banned from entering beauty pageants in California again. He releases the   family members, and they start to walk out of the lobby. Sheryl places a   crown on Richards head, who in turn places it on Olives head. As they exit   the hotel, Richard asks "who wants ice cream?" '),
('17318',' Alternate Ending #3 had Olive running out into the lobby of the hotel,   acting as a lookout, as you can hear everyone else arguing off'),
('17319','screen about   stealing the trophy. She signals that the coast is clear, and so the others   run out of the hotel carrying the trophy (while Frank wears the crown). '),
('17320',' Alternate Ending #4 is the same as #3, but its extended. Title cards detail   the family stealing the trophy from the room, running down the hall, running   out of the hotel, running into the van, and driving off.'),
('17321',' In the FOX 2004 presentation, many things were edited. All references to  Popeyes are cut, so "Popeyes Chicken is fucking awesome" becomes "Chicken  is kickin". "Hitlers ass" becomes "Hitlers rear", "The sh*t has hit the  fan." becomes "It has hit the fan". A deleted scene of the peeper becoming  bait and being eaten by a fish was also added. The asking of the gatekeeper  whether there were boobs on his head was cut out, and the Coke/Pepsi  transformation was partially cut out.'),
('17322',' The original print has a scene showing Tom being set on fire, then burnt into  an African'),
('17323','American caricature (complete with knotted hair'),
('17324','do). Later prints  have reanimated Tom so that he no longer looks "black" though some network TV  prints omit the gag entirely.'),
('17325',' Also, in the original version, when Tom throws a butter knife to stop Jerry  from running away, this scene was slightly modified for some prints in which  Tom throws not a butter knife, but a fork.'),
('17326',' A scene was deleted featuring Emily and Philip bribing the security guard  explaining how Emily and Philip got into the concert hall.'),
('17327',' In the original ending, faithful to the stage version both Seymour and Audrey  were killed by Audrey 2. Subsequent scenes showed the plants, grown to  enormous size, taking over New York (King'),
('17328','Kong style) and the world. The  ending included a new musical number, titled "Dont Feed the Plants". After  sneak preview audiences hated this ending, it was replaced with the happy one  thats included in all released theatrical/home video versions. The alternate  ending has been included in a special DVD edition with commentary by  directory Frank Oz. This additional material is 23 minutes long and is shown  in a rough cut form, in black & white, with many sound and musical effects  missing. However producer David Geffen retained the rights to the alternate  ending, and reportedly he did not give permission for its inclusion on the  DVD disc; in February 1998 he had Warner Bros. issue a recall of the DVD  version, which is now very rare. The ending can also be seen on youtube.com.'),
('17329',' "The Meek Shall Inherit" scene was also originally longer, with Seymour  having second thoughts about continuing to feed the plant human lives. After  the girls are singing while typing in the secretarial pool, he sings, "My  futures starting, Ive got to let it / Stick with that plant and gee /My  bank account will thrive /What am I saying? No way! Forget it! / Its much  too dangerous to keep the plant alive!" He then realizes, moaning, "I take  these offers / That means more killing / Who knew success would come with  messy, nasty strings? / I sign these contracts / That means Im willing to  keep on doing bloody, awful, evil things!" He then sings defiantly, "No! No!  Theres only so far you can bend / No! No! This nightmare must come to an end  / No! No! Youve got no alternative / Seymour old boy / Though it means  youll be broke again and unemployed / Its the only solution, It cant be  avoided / The vegetable must be DESTROYED!" He then looks at Audrey and sings  softly, "But then theres Audrey / Lovely Audrey / If life were tawdry and  impoverished as before / She might not like me, she might not want me /  Without my plant, she might not love me anymore." He then reluctantly agrees  to sign the contracts, and the girls sing softly beside him as Seymour asks,  "Where do I sign?" After that interlude, it breaks back into what the  theatrical release had, the strong finale of that song. In this case, the  scene was cut for length.'),
('17330',' The films ending credits is absent from some prints.'),
('17331',' The Filmgroup Inc. opening logo is cut from some prints.'),
('17332',' The film was colorized twice. The first colorized version of the film was  authorized by Roger Corman (qv) in 1987. This version featured several  continuity errors, including the color of Audreys costume changing several  times in the same scene. Although it was poorly received, this version  carried over to the 2006 Corman'),
('17333','authorized DVD released by Buena Vista Home  Entertainment (which featured no black and white version of the film). The  second colorized version of the film was produced by Legend Films in 2006,  and was better'),
('17334','received. The Legend Films edition is the only DVD release of  the film to offer both black and white and colorized versions of the film.'),
('17335',' The Slingshot DVD is a fabricated 3D version of the film that is viewable in  razor3D system. This is of course just an artificial 3D gimmick as the film  was shot in standard flat format and not in 3D'),
('17336',' Older video and television prints remove the original RKO logo in the opening  and replace it with the one from Selznick International.'),
('17337',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17338',' All UK versions were cut by 8 seconds. This includes removal of the eye  gouging.'),
('17339',' In its original form, the concert ran 16 hours. There were two versions of  the U.S. telecast '),
('17340',' one incarnation aired complete on MTV, another produced  by ABC was in two parts, part one (the first eleven hours) airing in  syndication, part two (the final three hours) airing on ABC. In any case, the  DVD version is edited to ten hours, leaving out many key performances, such  as Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Power Station, The Hooters, The Four Tops,  Rick Springfield, Bernard Watson, Santana, and Led Zeppelin. The DVD version  also contains an aurally altered version of Paul McCartneys performance of  "Let It Be" (due to a microphone problem in the first half of the song,  McCartney had to re'),
('17341','record his vocals twenty years after the fact so that it  could be included on the DVD).'),
('17342',' In the chase scene where Sheriff J.W. Pepper passes a slow'),
('17343','moving truck and  shouts "Did you ever think of getting a drivers license, boy?", some TV  versions have the line replaced with "Why dont you build a fence around  it?".'),
('17344',' UK copies are in "colour by Rank", US copies in "color by DeLuxe".'),
('17345',' TV prints shown on ABC in the 1970s'),
('17346','early 80s omitted a bizarre sequence  where Bond and Rosie Carver encounter Samedi in the forest.'),
('17347',' In the version recently shown on ABC, all instances of the word "boy" as a  epithet have been removed.  In one scene where J.W. Pepper clearly says the  word, the word "Huh?" has been substituted, instead.'),
('17348',' Some US TV versions omit the sequence showing the stabbing death of the black  CIA agent who is watching the restaurant and the hiding of his body in the  coffin. The resulting sequence (funeral march playing slow music, agent  watching, funeral march playing fast music, agent missing) makes no logical  sense to anybody who has not seen the theatrical release and knows what the  omitted scene was. The agent simply vanishes from the film between tunes!'),
('17349',' The ABC Bond Picture Show arings of "Live and Let Die" restore the opening  scene where the agent is killed in New Orleans.  The same version also  deletes the word "mother" from the line "is this the stupid mother that  tailed you from uptown?"'),
('17350',' Some US TV versions also omitted Bond and Solitaires first encounter with  Baron Samedi after their escape from Kanangas island. Also omitted was Baron  Samedis landing into the coffin full of snakes after his brief battle with  Bond.'),
('17351',' Some TV prints omit the quick shot of Kananga exploding.'),
('17352',' MGM/UA UK videos of Live and Let Die as part of the collectors edition of the  James Bond films omit the sequence showing the stabbing death of the black  CIA agent who is watching the restaurant and the hiding of his body in the  coffin.'),
('17353',' The unrated DVD contains the full version of the segment "Womb Service" which  was only partially shown in the R'),
('17354','rated version. Also in the R'),
('17355','rated version  the strip club segment is heavily cut so the stripper is only shown topless  while the unrated version contains more explicit female frontal nudity.'),
('17356',' The original VHS and cable versions of the film contain an alternate title  card in the opening credits of the film. The title is displayed as one word,  in lower case, ("livenudegirls") and separates the words by color. The word  "live" is white, the word "nude" is blue, and the word "girls" is white. This  can also be seen at the very end of the closing credits, however, the entire  title is displayed in white. For both R'),
('17357','rated and unrated DVD releases from  Lions Gate, this was replaced with a new title card to emulate the typeface  shown on the original cover art. This display is far less subtle and fills  most of the screen in a very bright pink lettering.'),
('17358',' In 2004, Lions Gate Home Entertainment released the film to DVD in standard  full frame. This R'),
('17359','rated edition runs 1:34:22. In early 2007, Lions Gate  released a new "unrated" edition in 16x9 widescreen. This edition runs  1:35:18 and contains a few more explicit shots cut from the initial release.'),
('17360',' UK version was edited by 16 seconds to secure a 15 rating.'),
('17361',' R'),
('17362','rated version has a less explicit love scene (it runs ca. 1 minute  shorter).'),
('17363',' DVD features 5 deleted scenes: '),
('17364',' Lush Life '),
('17365',' Extended Version The opening sequence of the film, performed by   Queen Latifah, was originally filmed to include a full peformance of the   song Lush Life. It is presented here with a caption that says all her songs   in the film were recorded and filmed in their entirety. '),
('17366',' Pats daughter and Ex'),
('17367','wife The scene where Pat goes to visit his daughter in   the hospital has been extended. In it she wakes up and tells Pat she just   got a blood transfusion, and they have a brief chat about her singing career   and a concert for which Pat has bought her tickets. His Ex'),
('17368','wife is watching   them in the hallway, she leaves and asks the nurse to not allow Pat to see   their daughter anymore, she says because "he doesnt deserve to see her." '),
('17369',' Runaway Horse Judith witnesses a dream'),
('17370','like sequence. After having dinner at   La Galoue she sees a white horse running away from people dressed in   renaissance clothing. The troupe chase the horse and eventually retrieve him   running near a fountain. Judith picks up the scarf that the troupe has left   behind, looks around, and takes it with her. {the scarf can be seen in the   finished film as she ties it around her neck and jumps out her apartment   window.} '),
('17371',' Young Judith A scene of Judith as a young girl going to meet her boyfriend   at a rock concert, which he is a band member. He tells her he is going to   mess up her life, and they make out in the hallway. We see Judiths   butterfly tattoo for the first time. {Pieces of this scene can be seen in   the film, where she gets her massage.} '),
('17372',' Sage Originally The Confessional (the gay/lesbian night club) had a back   room where women would go and confess to one another. Judith meets with a   woman named Sage. Sage tells Judith of her marriage and financial problems,   and of her dreams.'),
('17373',' There are two different final versions made of the film; The original US  theatrical version has a different score, added scenes and a different ending  compared to the DVD version which was released in Europe.'),
('17374',' This serial was re'),
('17375','edited into a feature entitled The Green Spot Mystery.'),
('17376',' Re'),
('17377','released in 1978 under the title Porno Erotic Western, with added hardcore  sex inserts.'),
('17378',' Almost 13 minutes of footage was cut from the German release. Missing are two  longer sequences showing Bud Spencer beating up Joe Bugner. Only the Italian  TV version is completely intact.'),
('17379',' Theres also a deleted scene that was shown on the TNT Network version where  Luger finds out that York is dead from a motorist who "just happens to be  passing by." The motorist is played by Christopher Lambert (I) (qv).'),
('17380',' There are many scenes deleted from the rental version: Jack Colt dies and Wes  Luger physically beats him into waking up. Jack Colt and Wes Luger get into a  fight and fall from Tim Beckers apartment window. They fall in slow motion  and the other cops in the building race to the bottom to see them land in the  pool. One of them comments, "we never would have made it if they hadnt been  falling in slow motion."'),
('17381',' The version seen on cable broadcasts contains scenes omitted from the the  home video release. This includes a scene where Wes Luger spins a gameshow  wheel in the police station and a longer scene of Luger trying to find a  picture of Sgt. York in the Squealer Motel.'),
('17382',' The version initially shown on USA cable channel Cinemax did not include the  opening scene where Jack Colt has the shoot'),
('17383','out in the convenence store.'),
('17384',' Although the UK cinema version was complete the 1986 CIC video was cut by 6  secs by the BBFC to remove a brief extract of the banned nunchaku scene from  _Enter the Dragon (1973)_ (qv) (seen by Trelkovsky and Stella during a cinema  visit). The cuts were fully waived in the 2004 Paramount DVD.'),
('17385',' New footage included in directors cut: '),
('17386',' at the very start of film, Ed is shown explaining the rules of 3 Card Brag   to two people; '),
('17387',' the scene where Big Chris goes to see the man on the sunbed is longer '),
('17388',' Tom, Soap and Bacon are shown walking through the pub to the bar while Ed is   playing cards '),
('17389',' the earlier stages of the card game are shown '),
('17390',' Alan explains to Ed the "history" between JD and Harry '),
('17391',' when Barry is talking to the two scousers the dialogue is different '),
('17392',' when Big Chris is walking into Harrys office near the end, he meets the man   who was on the sunbed near the start of the film. '),
('17393',' when Ed is being interviewed by the police you see him finishing explaining   the rules of 3 Card Brag to them (as seen at very start) '),
('17394',' just before the credits, you see Soap telling a whole joke in the car when   they are coming back from the job '),
('17395',' three outtakes are shown during the credits: one with Soap telling a joke,   the next where Barry asks one of the scousers for an ice cream and one   where a guy runs onto the set.'),
('17396',' In the directors cut, theres also a scene prior to Big Chris coming in to  Harrys when hell be told about the boys debt. The Baptist questions if  Chris is loyal, and Harry tells a story and we see Big Chris knock 2 guys out  in an elevator collecting a debt.'),
('17397',' The original version of The Lodger directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1926 was  restored in 1999 in honor of the directors 100th anniversary. The film was  restored by the British National Film & TV Archives and a new score by Ashley  Irwin was commissioned by ZDF/ARTE (Germany) and premiered on August 13, 1999  (what would have been Hitchcocks 100th birthday).'),
('17398',' Scenes edited out: '),
('17399',' The Francis Hunt: The original opening scene had Francis 7 hunting a runner   and shooting him backwards into a water fountain to applause from the   onlookers. '),
('17400',' Box carving an ice sculpture of Logan and Jessica. This was removed as they   were fondling each other in a lovers embrace and this would have meant an R   rating in the USA. '),
('17401',' Francis and Logan meeting a woman on Lastday. They casually chat about it   and this illustrates the societys indifference to death. '),
('17402',' Longer, racier version of sequence involving characters passing through an   orgy shop.'),
('17403',' US network airings remove all but a split'),
('17404','second shot of Boxs frozen  victims, rendering the sequence unintelligible.'),
('17405',' Originally released as Lola (1914), then re'),
('17406','issued in 1916 as "Without a  Soul", with new intertitles.'),
('17407',' There is also a Spanish subtitle version. Translation by Francisca Vargas,  Betty Marisol García and Mariana Carvajal. Subtitles by Rodrigo Fonseca.'),
('17408',' There is a German release version dubbed in German.'),
('17409',' The English version was intended for international release and ran at 140  min. The public reaction after the world premiere in Paris was riotous, and  led to police intervention and production cuts of four scenes in the German  and French versions, and that the English version was never shown.'),
('17410',' The German language version was considered the directors cut by himself, as  all actors were speaking their mother language, or spoke French with German  subtitles, or spoke the language well and were not dubbed '),
('17411',' as was the case  with Martine Carol. This version premiere was in Munich 12 January 1956, and  ran at 115 min, but was subsequently cut for general release (9 February  1956) to 113 min and for re'),
('17412','release (1957) to 102 min.'),
('17413',' The French version was 113 min long. It had the world premiere in Paris (22  December 1955) and was cut for the French general release version (20 January  1956) to 110 min, and for the French re'),
('17414','release version (Monte Carlo, 22  February 1957) to 91 min. This edited version separates Lolas biographical  scenes and the Circus scenes in two parts, plus an Epilogue read off screen  by Martine Carol, and was distributed in the international market.'),
('17415',' The film was shot in three language versions: German, French and English.  There was a fourth version, silent, used as a working copy; this was  eventually found at the Luxembourg Cinematheque.'),
('17416',' The DVD version has different English subtitles than showings on pay'),
('17417','cable  stations. Most notably, the opening credits are not translated to english on  the DVD version, and small phrases are not translated, such as when Lola goes  through everyone she knows, trying to get the money. Only "Dad" is  translated.'),
('17418',' The scene where Lolita first "seduces" Humbert as he lies in the cot is a  good 10 seconds longer in the British cut of the film. In the U.S. cut, the  shot fades as she whispers the details of the "game" she played with Charlie  at camp. In the U.K. print, the shot continues as Humbert mumbles that hes  not familiar with the game. She then bends down again to whisper more  details. Kubrick then cuts to a closer shot of Lolitas head as she says  "Well, allrighty then" and then fades as she begins to descend to Humbert on  the cot. The British cut of the film was used for the Region 1 DVD release.'),
('17419',' The Criterion laserdisc release is the only one to use a transfer approved by  Stanley Kubrick. This transfer alternates between a 1.33 and a 1.66 aspect  ratio (as does the Kubrick'),
('17420','approved Strangelove transfer). All subsequent  releases to date have been 1.66 (which means that all the 1.33 shots are  slightly matted).'),
('17421',' The BBFC cut the film in 1961 for an X rating.'),
('17422',' The film was slightly cut to avoid a Not under 18 rating in Germany. An  uncut version has been released on video.'),
('17423',' Though Dawn Mauer was used as a body double for all nude scemes featuring  Lolita (Dominique Swain), director Adrian Lyne bowed to public pressure and  cut all of them from the film for its U.S. release.  They reportedly exist in  its original European release.'),
('17424',' Two scenes involving nudity from the body double were originally intended to  be included as supplemental footage in the UK DVD release but were refused a  certificate by the BBFC.'),
('17425',' Although live'),
('17426','action prints of "London After Midnight" are long lost, a  reconstruction of the film made entirely from still photographs has been  prepared by Rick Shmidlin for Turner Classic Movies.  This reconstruction  runs about 40 minutes and premiered on October 31st, 2002.'),
('17427',' Some versions of the film (including at least one DVD release) has Bill Haley  performing an extra number, "Shake Rattle and Roll".'),
('17428',' 2004 Canadian DVD release by St. Clair Entertainment Group runs only 26  minutes, and features only one or two songs by the headlining performers,  omitting all of the lesser acts from the beginning of the film. Bo Diddley  and Chuck Berry perform only one number apiece in this version.'),
('17429',' UK premiere version (126 mins) UK theatrical release print (95  mins)(shortened, re'),
('17430','edited) US theatrical release print (75 mins)'),
('17431',' UK 18 cert had a running time under 52 minutes, 42 seconds, Compared to the  R18 version which had a running time of 118 minutes.'),
('17432',' 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.'),
('17433',' Norwegian cinema version is heavily cut to get an 16 rating but later video  versions are uncut with an 18 rating.'),
('17434',' The official Zander & Leland website contains the original version of the  film that aired at the New York 48 Hour Film Festival, as well as a slightly  longer and improved Directors Cut.'),
('17435',' Rereleased in 1991 with new scene.'),
('17436',' Re'),
('17437','issued at five reels in 1918.'),
('17438',' Some prints of "Long Days Journey Into Night" run 136 minutes, and are  missing a number of scenes in the first 1/3 of the film, including the  original opening scene, and a long exterior scene between Ralph Richardson  and Jason Robards containing dialogue crucial to the understanding of  Katherine Hepburns character.'),
('17439',' Japanese version has two extra fight scenes, alternate soundtrack featuring  Jackie Chan and an out take reel during the end credits.'),
('17440',' 22 second version with alternate score composed by Paul Terry'),
('17441',' French DVD contains some deleted scenes.'),
('17442',' UK video and DVD versions were cut by 4 secs by the BBFC to edit a  horse'),
('17443','fall. Although the BBFCs website states that the 1986 video version  was cut by 1 minute 35 secs this seems to be erroneous.'),
('17444',' The UK cinema version was cut for violence and the 1988 video release lost a  further 13 secs to edit shots of horse'),
('17445','falls.'),
('17446',' US re'),
('17447','release got a new score by Michael Wandmacher.'),
('17448',' US video re'),
('17449','release cut almost entire sequence with band The Losers.'),
('17450',' US Version cuts out a dream sequence Jackie has, where he is being chased by  his car'),
('17451',' Apparenty sometimes aired without a sequence in which Bugs, dressed up as a  bobby'),
('17452','soxer, tricks the opera singer into signing an autograph book with a  stick of dynamite.'),
('17453',' Some video copies omits Jean Servais scenes as a Free French admiral making a  short speech to his crew before the shore bombardments starts.'),
('17454',' Some video copies omit Jeffrey Hunters "dear John discussion" with a fellow  soldier abourd a troop transport. Jean Servais part as a French admiral  giving a speech about firing upon ones homeland was cut out too.'),
('17455',' Some video copies add a close up of the Spitfire pilot who attacks the German  troop column late in the film.'),
('17456',' The version that was shown on Swedish TV in the early 90s lacked any  original subtitling (e.g "Generalfedtmarshall Gerd von Rundstedt, OB West")  whatsoever including the films title!'),
('17457',' There is a digitally remastered colorized version of the film.'),
('17458',' Some trailers, those found on the Patton DVD for example, have German actors  saying their lines in english.'),
('17459',' There are two distinct versions of this film: in one, all the characters  speak English; in the other, the French and German characters speak their own  respective languages, with subtitles. In the latter version the theme played  over the end titles is an instrumental, while the former has lyrics written  by Paul Anka (the latest DVD version contains both the German/French speaking  and the vocal version of the films musical theme).'),
('17460',' In the Spanish dubbed version, the character "Cortez" is renamed "Corthès",  has a French accent instead of Spanish, and his real name is said to be  Pierre Duval.'),
('17461',' The cut version runs for only 90 minutes.'),
('17462',' The 1995 VHS USA re'),
('17463','release does not feature the song "Saturday Night  Special" by Lynyrd Skynyrd during the chase scene. Instead, there is no music  during the chase.'),
('17464',' On cruise ship and airline versions, the profanity has not only been  redubbed, but quite a bit of alternate footage has been inserted to tone the  language down. For instance, Caretakers line "Tell Ronnie you got knocked  the fuck out" has been changed to "Well, tell Ronnie he should have warned  you about that truck". Also, when Caretaker is telling the prison "women"  that "its football, not balls'),
('17465','ball", it has been replaced with "its  football, not *that* kind of ball". And when Ms. Tucker tells Brucie that his  "breath smells like eight cans of shark shit", this has been replaced with  "your breath smells so bad, I dont know whether to get you a toothbrush or  some toilet paper". Cuts have been made to the video sequences between Crewe  and the Wardens assistant, and to the one with Brucie and Ms. Tucker. In the  final football game, the repeated statement "I think he just shit himself"  has been changed to "I think he broke his freakin neck".'),
('17466',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove one use of the word  fuck during the childbirth scene. This was restored to all later releases.'),
('17467',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove the line "Why dont you  put me in a fucking dress?". The cut was restored to all later releases.'),
('17468',' The television version, rarely seen, has an additional 15 minutes of plot!   Scene involves Dr. Roberts (Albert Finney) and Cindy (Susan Dey) discussing  the possible motives of the mysterious Matrix corporation for killing off the  top commercial models. Ironically, the main complaint by critics at the time  of the movies release was this very lack of explanation. It is not available  in the laser disc version either.'),
('17469',' Bruce Conner revised this films footage and soundtrack in 1996 and  re'),
('17470','released the result as a completely new film (see Looking for Mushrooms  (1996) ).'),
('17471',' Bruce Conner created this new 1996 version of Looking for Mushrooms by taking  each frame of the original 1967 version and printing it five times.  He also  substituted a hypnotic Terry Riley soundtrack for the more raucous Beatles  track the earlier version featured.  This is a completely different film as a  result, and it co'),
('17472','exists with its antecedent.'),
('17473',' Published in 1990 on 5.25 inch floppies or 3.5 inch disks with midi music,  but no voice.  Then re'),
('17474','released on CD in 1992 with voice and enhanced  graphics and music. The original game included a wonderful 30 minute stereo  audio tape Background Drama. The drama was later bundled with the CD release  of the game, but the later re'),
('17475','prints and budget releases of the game didnt  feature it in any format.'),
('17476',' The PlayStation 2 version contains several new features, including two  additional track stages.'),
('17477',' First National also released this title as a totally silent film, but no  details are known.'),
('17478',' There was a "sing'),
('17479','a'),
('17480','long" version available on VHS.'),
('17481',' Metro'),
('17482','Goldwyn'),
('17483','Mayer also released this movie as a silent.'),
('17484',' Re'),
('17485','issued on 18 October 1916 by Biograph in a three'),
('17486','reel version.'),
('17487',' The laserdisc version runs 122 minutes and features graphic violence and 12  minutes of non'),
('17488','violent extra scenes. This directors cut has also been  released on video in the US.'),
('17489',' The DVD version features the Directors Cut. In addition to the longer  version, the DVD also has some additional deleted scenes in the supplemental  features section. These are all in rough form (no soundtrack, no  post'),
('17490','production): '),
('17491',' more scenes set in Nixs compound, showing Jennifer and Maureen meeting a   few of Nixs cult followers; '),
('17492',' a longer version of the scene where DAmour and Billy break into the   magicians repository. Harry briefly talks to Billy about his dead wife; '),
('17493',' Dorothea trying to reach Harry on the phone, then watching TV in her house   after Swanns death and starting to cry;'),
('17494',' Available in the USA, in both an R'),
('17495','rated and a longer unrated version.'),
('17496',' The version screened on British TV in the 1980s contains more music than the  recently'),
('17497','released VHS and DVD version.'),
('17498',' The voiceover at the end of the film has been changed for recent home video  releases. The original voiceover, heard after the credits were over, stated  (paraphrased), "And so ends the first part of the Lord of the Rings." (At the  time, a second film was planned; it unfortunately never came to be due to  studio idiocy.) The new voice'),
('17499','over, as heard on recent DVD releases as the  film comes to its stunning climax, states, "The forces of darkness were  driven forever from the face of Middle Earth by the valiant friends of Frodo.  As their gallant battle ended, so, too, does the first great tale of the Lord  of the Rings."'),
('17500',' In the version shown on TNT (and for some reason several DVDs of the  theatrical version), in the first shot of Frodo reading under the tree, right  after "The Fellowship of the Ring" title flashes, there is a subtitle that  reads: "The Shire. Sixty years later..."'),
('17501',' In March 2002 a 3'),
('17502','minute preview of the sequel, The Two Towers, was added to  the theatrical release right before the end credits, making the films  running time 181m. This was later an easter egg on the extended DVD.'),
('17503',' The Extended Edition DVD includes the following changes to the film. '),
('17504',' During the prologue, more is shown of the ambush and death of Isildur,   emphasizing his betrayal by the Ring. '),
('17505',' After the prologue, we open with a close'),
('17506','up of the Middle Earth map and pan   to hear Bilbo writing his book, starting with a description of hobbits. Much   of the Gandalf'),
('17507','Frodo dialog in their first scene together is removed. '),
('17508',' When Gandalf and Bilbo are in Bag End, Bilbo notes that the people knocking   on his door are the Sackville'),
('17509','Bagginses. '),
('17510',' During the party, Bilbo greet a guest, then hides from the S.Bs with Frodo.   He tells Frodo how much the latter means to him. '),
('17511',' After the Ringwraiths set out, the Hobbits are shown dancing and singing in   the Green Dragon Inn. References are made to troubles in the outside world   and Frodo encourages Sam to pursue a relationship with Rosie Cotton. '),
('17512',' After Frodo and Sam set out, they hear singing and run to find the woodelves   leaving for the Gray Havens. '),
('17513',' After the company leaves Bree, they pass through the Midgewater Marshes.   Later, Aragorn brings a killed deer to the hobbits. Frodo wakes up late at   night to hear Aragorn singing about Beren and Luthien. '),
('17514',' The stone trolls from "The Hobbit" are shown. '),
('17515',' Additional dialog between Aragon and Boromir during the "still sharp" scene   with Narsil. '),
('17516',' In the Council of Elrond, Boromir mentions his dream and reaches for the   Ring. Gandalf recites the poem "One Ring to rule them all.." in black   speech, causing the ground to shake and sun to go dark and provoking Elrond. '),
('17517',' After the Council of Elrond, Aragorn visits his mothers grave and remembers   Elrond telling him of his destiny. This followed another scene in which the   company are sent off by Elrond and the elves. '),
('17518',' Gandalf stops Frodo as they approach Moria to warn him about the Rings   power growing. '),
('17519',' In the mines, Gandalf mentions mithril and lights up an old mithril mine. He   notes the value of Bilbos mithril shirt. '),
('17520',' Additional fight scenes during the battle in the Chamber of the Marzabul. '),
('17521',' Lothlorien is completely revised. The company are first on Haldirs left   with the Elves distrusting Gimli and leery of Frodo. '),
('17522',' Scene of the elves and the company approaching Caras Galadhon '),
('17523',' More dialog when Celeborn and Galadriel meet the company '),
('17524',' Sam recites a poem verse about Gandalf '),
('17525',' Galadriel acknowledges her possession of one of the elf'),
('17526','rings '),
('17527',' As the Fellowship leaves, Galadriel gives them each a personalized gift that   will end up being critical to their future. Legolas gets a special bow, Sam   gets some elven rope that comes in handy when he & Frodo make their way   through the Emyn Muil, Frodo receives the Phial of Galadriel, and a touching   moment occurs between Gimli and Galadriel. '),
('17528',' Celeborn gives Aragorn a knife before they leave and warns them they are   being tracked by something. '),
('17529',' Boromir spots Gollum following the boats. Sam tries to get Frodo to eat or   sleep. An exchange between Aragorn and Boromir about going to Minas Tirith   before setting off for Mordor. '),
('17530',' Extra action in the final battle. '),
('17531',' An important extra line of dialog in Boromirs final scene. '),
('17532',' 10'),
('17533','15 minutes of fan club credits during the final credits.'),
('17534',' One photograph from unused publicity shots shows the four hobbits making  there way through a swamp, presumably the Migewater Marshes from the novel.  This sequence does not appear in the final cut of the movie but is included  in the Extended Edition DVD'),
('17535',' In the Extended Edition, the opening title, "The Fellowship Of the Ring",  appears while Bilbo is writing "There and Back Again: A Hobbits Tale",  contrary to appearing while Frodo is reading in the theatrical release.'),
('17536',' In the extended DVD, the discussion Gandalf and Frodo have in Moria about  Gollum has several more lines. In particular, Gandalf tells Frodo Gollums  original name, Sméagol, and that Gollum was once a Stoor Hobbit. Frodos  knowledge of this becomes important in the next film, The Two Towers.'),
('17537',' The extended version was originally planned to be rated R, but due to most of  the new scenes focusing on more character development than extra violence.  The PG'),
('17538','13 rating remained intact, if not slightly more intense.'),
('17539',' In the extended version there is actually a line missing. In the very  beginning of the movie Gandalf mentions Hobbits as being ignored, thing of  which he is most thankful; this line is not in the extended DVD version.'),
('17540',' In the theatrical release and the Extended DVD, when Aragorn is fighting the  Uruk'),
('17541','hai that killed Boromir (Lurz), Aragorn stabs him in the leg with a  knife, the uruk'),
('17542','hai then pulls the knife out of his leg and greedily licks  the blood off of it before throwing it at Aragorn. This scene is cut out of  the Theatrical Edition DVD.'),
('17543',' In the extended edition, the nature of Bilbos party plan is very different.  In the original, the film made it seem like Gandalf was in on the joke and  was keeping mum about it with Frodo, keeping the happy air of the Shire  scenes. However, in the Extended Edition, further close ups and different  dialogue takes show that Gandalf not only is unaware of the trick but  actually is concerned about it.'),
('17544',' In most TV versions of the film the "Infamous Car" can still be seen (see  goofs)'),
('17545',' When Aragorn reveals Anduril to the King of the Dead, some prints of the film  has his reply as "That blade was broken", while in other prints his response  is "That line was broken."'),
('17546',' In some prints, the subtitles during Aragorn and Elronds conversation (I  give hope to men, I have kept none for myself) are missing.'),
('17547',' In the theatrical version, there was a lengthy delay between when Frodo is  with the eagles after being picked up, and when hes in bed, when theres  nothing but darkness. A large number of people in the theaters thought that  was the end of the movie, and some started to get up. This has been removed  in the original DVD.'),
('17548',' In December 2004, an extended edition of the movie was released on DVD,  containing 50 minutes of new footage. It a complete re'),
('17549','cut of the movie and  so almost every scene contains small changes in pacing, music, framing, etc.  Some use slightly altered takes. Major changes are listed below (spoiler  warning): '),
('17550',' a) Some extra dialog in Merry and Pippins first scene at Isengard, making   them seem a little "stoned" from the pipe'),
('17551','weed. '),
('17552',' b) A final confrontation between Gandalf and Saruman has been restored,   including the final fates of Saruman and Grima Wormtongue and a slightly   different acquisition of the Palantir. '),
('17553',' c) The celebration at Edoras has a few extra little snippets, most notably a   drinking game between Legolas and Gimli. '),
('17554',' d) Right before Pippin takes the Palantir, Aragorn enters the Great Hall and   has a conversation with Eowyn about a dream she had. '),
('17555',' e) Extra dialog from Merry when Gandalf and Pippin leave. '),
('17556',' f) An extra line of dialog when Pippin meets Denethor. '),
('17557',' g) After Gandalf storms out of the White Tower, he has a long monologue   explaining the history of Gondor to Pippin. '),
('17558',' h) A new scene with Frodo, Sam and Gollum centered on the discovery of a   ruined and defaced statue at the crossroads. '),
('17559',' i) When Pippin and Gandalf are talking on the balcony, an alternate take is   used in which Gandalf chokes on the smoke from his pipe. '),
('17560',' j) After Frodo and Sam begin climbing the stairs, Sam warns and threatens   Gollum not to betray them. '),
('17561',' k) Additional footage when the Orcs cross the river showing they take the   Gondorians by surprise. '),
('17562',' l) More dialog from Faramir and more violence as well. '),
('17563',' m) A scene in which Merry asks to serve Theoden and Gimli and Legolas wonder   what is happening in Gimlis home. '),
('17564',' n) After Faramir arrives in Gondor, there is a scene where Denethor   confronts him for not taking the Ring, which includes an appearance by   Boromir. '),
('17565',' o) An additional scene between Pippin and Faramir before the former swears   fealty to Denethor. '),
('17566',' p) Additional dialog when Faramir is riding out of Gondor. '),
('17567',' q) Additional lines from Eomer after he tells Eowyn not to encourage Merry. '),
('17568',' r) An additional line of dialog when Aragorn says farewell to Eowyn. '),
('17569',' s) More dialog from Legolas when he explains the Paths of the Dead. The   Paths of the Dead sequence is heavily revised, including the appearance of   thousands of skulls, wispy ghosts, an earthquake and Aragorns emergence   from the mountain. '),
('17570',' t) We see Gothmog dismounting a warg as the siege of Gondor begins;   additional action during the siege of Gondor, including the Orcs using a   small battering ram on the gates and cheering on the approach of the huge   battering ram, Grond. '),
('17571',' u) A new scene in which Aragorn attacks the Corsair ships, which includes a   cameo by Peter Jackson (hes the one killed by Legolas). '),
('17572',' v) A scouting report is brought to Theoden on his way to Gondor; a   conversation between Merry and Eowyn. '),
('17573',' w) More footage as Denethor takes Faramir to be cremated alive. '),
('17574',' x) As Gandalf is riding to rescue Faramir, he is attacked by the Witch King. '),
('17575',' y) The charge of the Rohirrim is moved to after this scene. '),
('17576',' z) Another line of dialog before Denethor lights his pyre. '),
('17577',' aa) More action during the battle of the Pelennor, including a fight between   Gothmog and Eowyn. '),
('17578',' bb) After Eowyn kills the Witch King, Gothmog tries to finish her off. '),
('17579',' cc) Pippins search for Merry is much longer and he finds him at night. '),
('17580',' dd) Eomer finds Eowyn on the field and mourns when he thinks she is dead. A   restored healing sequence between Aragorn and Eowyn. '),
('17581',' ee) A much longer fight among the Orcs in the tower of Cirith Ungol. '),
('17582',' ff) After Sam rescues Frodo, we see a surviving Orc sneaking off with the   Mithril shirt. '),
('17583',' gg) Aragorn finds a Palantir in the White Tower and uses it to reveal   himself to Sauron. '),
('17584',' hh) Faramir and Eowyn meet in Minas Tirith after Aragorn leaves. '),
('17585',' ii) Frodo and Sam, wearing a disguise of orc armor, are found and forced to   march with a detachment of Orcs while trying to reach Mount Doom. '),
('17586',' jj) Near Mt. Doom, Frodo and Sam throw away the last of their gear. '),
('17587',' kk) While resting, Sam sees a star through the clouds. '),
('17588',' ll) At the Black Gate, the Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas, Gimli, Pippin, Merry,   and Eomer are first confronted by the Mouth of Sauron. (This also induces a   goof as his body & horse have disappeared when they retreat from the gate.) '),
('17589',' mm) More dialog when Gollum (acting as Smeagol) attacks Frodo on Mt. Doom.'),
('17590',' In November 2003, an extended edition was released on DVD with over 40  minutes of new footage. The EE is a complete re'),
('17591','cut of the movie and almost  every scene includes small changes in framing, pacing, dialogue or camera  angle. Major changes are listed (spoiler warning): '),
('17592',' After Frodo wakes up, there is a scene of Frodo and Sam descending a cliff   with the help of the elvish rope. The title now appears over a panoramic   shot of the hills. '),
('17593',' There is a brief shot of Frodo and Sam huddled under their cloaks during a   rain storm, with Gollum following. '),
('17594',' After his taming, Gollum debates whether to take the hobbits to Mordor or   not '),
('17595',' The first scene with Merry and Pippin is expanded. It is made clear that   there are two groups of orcs, one from Mordor and one from Isengard. They   also force Merry to drink a vile orc draught. '),
('17596',' In Sarumans first scene, he orders his orcs to cut down Fangorn forest to   feed the fires of Isengard and the wildmen swear allegiance to him. '),
('17597',' An extended sequence in which Eomer finds Theodred at the Fords of Isen and   brings him back to Edoras. '),
('17598',' When Eomer is banished, he is presented with a banishment order signed by   King Theoden. '),
('17599',' In the camp outside of Fangorn, extra dialogue makes it clear that the orcs   think Merry or Pippin has the Ring. An orc sneaks up behind the hobbits and   is about to attack them when he is beheaded (correcting a goof in the   theatrical version). There is also a little more action when the Rohirrim   massacre the orcs. '),
('17600',' During the passage of the marshes, Gollum refuses to eat the elvish bread.   There is additional dialogue between Frodo, Sam and Gollum. '),
('17601',' Lots of extra dialogue in the scene where Gandalf reappears, including   Legolas noting the the elves taught the trees to talk and Gandalf predicting   that Merry and Pippin will rouse the Ents. '),
('17602',' While taking the Hobbits to his home, Treebeard recites poetry that puts the   hobbits to sleep. He then leaves them there, going off to summon the Ents. '),
('17603',' During the ride to Edoras, Gandalf and the others camp for the night.   Gandalf and Aragorn discuss the coming war and Frodos quest. Part of this   was in the trailer. '),
('17604',' After the Black Gate sequence is a new scene. Merry and Pippin drink from a   stream near Treebeards home and grow taller. They are then attacked by a   tree before being rescued by Treebeard. Treebeard then tells them about the   Entwives. '),
('17605',' After Aragorn stops Theoden from killing Wormtongue, he extends his hand to   Grima. Grima spits on it and then runs off. '),
('17606',' A brief funeral scene for Theodred which includes Eowyn singing. '),
('17607',' A new scene in which Aragorn calms Theodreds horse Brego and sets him   loose. (This is the horse that later picks up Aragorn beside the stream). '),
('17608',' A new scene in which Grima describes Aragorn to Saruman, who scoffs at the   "Heir of Isildur". This was seen in the trailer. '),
('17609',' Before leaving Edoras, Theoden assures his squire that they will return. '),
('17610',' Extra dialogue when Sam and Frodo are captured by Faramir, emphasizing   Faramirs dislike of war. '),
('17611',' During the march to Helms deep, Theoden tells Aragorn about Eowyn. Eowyn   serves Aragorn a vile'),
('17612','looking stew during the trip and he tells her his   remarkable age after she realizes he is one of the Dunedin. '),
('17613',' Additional dialogue in Arwen and Aragorns parting. '),
('17614',' When Frodo and Sam are brought to the cave, they are told that Boromirs   cloven horn was found. Faramir then remembers a dream of Boromirs funeral   boat passing him on the river. This leads to an extended flashback of   Boromir and Farmair reclaiming Osgiliath from Mordor. Denethor (their   father) expresses his disappointment with Faramir and then sends Boromir to   Rivendell to claim the Ring. '),
('17615',' Faramirs men beat Gollum after catching him. '),
('17616',' Right before the women and children are sent into the caves, Eowyn asks   Aragorn to let her fight beside him. '),
('17617',' During the preparation at Helms Deep, there is a cut to the Entmoot.   Treebeard tells the Hobbits the Ents have just finished saying "Good   morning". '),
('17618',' A little more fighting during the battle at Helms Deep. '),
('17619',' After Treebeard discovers the destroyed part of the forest and sounds the   alarm, thousands of trees, the Huorns, depart to join the battle at Helms   Deep. '),
('17620',' When the orcs retreat from Helms Deep, they find a forest, made up of the   Huorns, waiting to destroy them. '),
('17621',' We find out who won the orc'),
('17622','killing contest between Gimli and Legolas. '),
('17623',' After the destruction of Isengard, Merry and Pippen discover a rich larder   of food, including a supply of pipe'),
('17624','weed from the Shire. '),
('17625',' Faramir shows Frodo and Sam a way out of the city. He realized that Gollums   secret route is Cirith Ungol and advises Frodo not to take it, then   threatens Gollum.'),
('17626',' When Frodo, Sam, Gollum and Faramir arrive at Osgiliath in the Extended  Edition, Minas Tirith can be seen in the background. It was removed from the  theatrical version to avoid confusion with Helms Deep.'),
('17627',' In the extended edition, the scene where Frodo and Sam are first captured by  Faramir uses a different take. In the theatrical version, after giving the  order to bind their hands, Faramir turns and walks away from camera. In the  extended edition, after his extended dialogue and order to bind the hobbits,  he walks towards camera.'),
('17628',' The scene where Faramir interrogates Gollum is slightly different between the  two versions. In the theatrical version, he enters the room only after his  men have beaten Gollum. In the extended edition, he is in the room during the  abuse, but stands apart, not actually taking part in it himself, before  telling them to stop.'),
('17629',' For the US DVD release the aspect ratio of the film was changed to 1,78:1. A  few weeks after the initial release the DVD was reissued with the film in its  original aspect ratio of 2,35:1.'),
('17630',' Also released on DVD as an "Unrated Extended Cut".'),
('17631',' Jesse Pierce copyrighted a video version in 2001 with a music score written  and arranged by Mari Iijima, and running 87 minutes.'),
('17632',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17633',' The Library of Congress preservation print has an uncredited piano score and  runs 67 minutes.'),
('17634',' Two different feature versions of this serial were released theatrically in  1935. See Lost City, The (1935/II) and Lost City, The (1935/III). One of the  feature versions was condensed from the entire serial, the other was  condensed from just chapters 1'),
('17635','4 with some added wrap up scenes tacked on. A  few years later, yet another feature version of this serial was released  theatrically, titled City of Lost Men (1940).'),
('17636',' Video versions of this feature (using the title City Of Lost Men) hav the  last reel of the serials final chapter cut in after the feature proper fades  out, showing the destruction of the main villains but not explaining how all  the principals suddenly get from the trading post back into the underground  lost city.  Its not clear who is responsible for this amendment, although  main titles suggest it may have been done for a 1970s reissue.'),
('17637',' The Warner / Seven Arts US release was pared down by 8 minutes or so, of  slightly more adult material and released with a G rating. It would have  otherwise gotten the M rating, which later morphed into GP and then PG. When  Anchor Bay released the VHS and DVD editions, they found an uncut print and  cut the material back into the film. You can notice these scenes as they are  of slightly poorer quality than the bulk of the film.'),
('17638',' An unconfirmed report has that a Directors Cut of the film exists which has  a number of scenes deleted from the original 135 minute print.  Some of the  missing scenes include: '),
('17639',' A dinner scene with Fred and Renee where Fred asks her where she was when he   phoned her from the jazz club the night before, and when she says that she   never left the house all evening, his suspicions of her cheating on him   intensifies. '),
('17640',' Another scene of a third videotape arriving at Fred and Renees house where   they watch it and catch a glimpse of a cold'),
('17641','faced Fred on one frame.	They   phone the detectives Al and Lou again who pay them another visit. '),
('17642',' A scene set in the morgue where the attendent, George, prepares an autopsy   on Renees mutilated body where he is joined by a tuxedo'),
('17643','clad medical   examiner and the examiners girlfriend, Joyce, which is followed by a   courtroom scene where Fred faints after hearing the jury forewoman read the   guilty verdect and the judges sentence of death, which is only heard in the   original version. '),
('17644',' A scene in a lingerie shop where two young women, Marian and Raquel,   glimpsed only in the porno film at the end, talk about the Renee Madison   murder and about the method of execution the state would use when they are   interupted by Andy to gesters for them to hurry up with their selections. '),
('17645',' Another scene follows where Andy, Marian and Raquel are involved in a   drugged'),
('17646','out threesome orgy at his house. '),
('17647',' A prison scene where one inmate is shown being led out of his cell to the   gas chamber with other prisoners taunting him and the guards preparing for   the execution as if it was a formal gathering, plus another scene of Fred   talking to the prison guards in the courtyard the next day. '),
('17648',' A full scene of dialogue between the prison warden and Pete Daytons   parents, Candace and Bill, where they are told of their sons whereabouts   and his physical condition where he has a hematoma on his forehead and   blepharitis, redness around the eyes.  Pete is then brought into the office   where he doesnt respond to questions asked, and Bill and Candace are told   that they can take him home.	The warden then makes a statement to reporters   about the dissapearance of Fred Madison from the prison. '),
('17649',' Extended scenes of dialogue between Pete and his friends Steve V, Teddy,   Carl and Lanie on their arrival at his house where Lanie shows them a scar   on her abdomen from an operation she just had.  Plus more dialogue as the   four ride in Steve Vs car, where the first arrive at a drive'),
('17650','in restaurant   called Johnnys where they pick up Sheila and her two girlfriends and then   drive to the bowling alley. '),
('17651',' An extra scene of Pete riding up Van Nuys Boulevard at night on his   motorcycle where he arrives at Johnnys Drive'),
('17652','In where he meets with Steve   V, Carl and Sheila where Pete responds awkward towards them as he is having   a mysterous headache.  Pete then savagely beats up two guys who try to pick   up Sheila much to her shock. '),
('17653',' A brief scene of Fred Madison checking into the Lost Highway Motel and   walking towards Room 25 which he knows is right next to Room 26 where Renee   and Mr. Eddy are.'),
('17654',' The "Rammstein" music video shows the scene of Fred being featured on one of  the video tapes.'),
('17655',' Re'),
('17656','edited for subsequent theatrical and television re'),
('17657','issues at 118 minutes.  The version now available on cable and home video is the restored version  pieced together in the 1980s, but since some of the missing footage in this  edition remains missing, some scenes only feature still footage with its  original soundtrack.'),
('17658',' Frank Capras original preview cut of "Lost Horizon" ran over 3 hours, and  was structured differently with a "framing story" with Ronald Colman on a  ship, recalling the Shangri'),
('17659','La story in flashback. A few segments cut from  this original preview version (such as a longer version of the High Lamas  funeral) still exist (some without sound) and have been included in the bonus  material on the DVD.'),
('17660',' For years a severely edited 95'),
('17661','minute version (from a 1952 reissue, and shown  under the title "Lost Horizon of Shangri'),
('17662','La") was broadcast on television.  Most current broadcast prints are now the 132'),
('17663','minute reconstructed version.'),
('17664',' Lost Horizon was cut by 23 minutes after its theatrical release. The deleted  footage consisted of three songs: I Come To You, If I Could Go Back, Where  Knowledge Ends Faith Begins. Plus two reprises of "Living Together, Growing  Together" were cut and a fertility dance sequence was also edited out.  Pioneer reinstated the three songs for a 1992 Laserdisc Premiere while the  other footage remains lost.'),
('17665',' Although the U.S. home video version has a listed running time of 93 minutes,  the version on the tape runs only 89 minutes.'),
('17666',' Scenes where Penny, Judy and Maureen encounter a giant alien life'),
('17667','form on the  planet they crash'),
('17668','land on was cut from the film but appear in some of the  trailers and in the additional footage included in the DVD version. This  footage includes:'),
('17669',' After escaping the planet, "Older Blawp" appears on the ship again after  "baby blawp" hops onto Pennys shoulders. The older alien was removed in the  final cut.'),
('17670',' More dialogue between John and Don before they get attacked by "future  robot".'),
('17671',' The inside of the "time bubble" was originally sunny and orange, but was  changed to cold and blue in final version.'),
('17672',' More dialogue between Smith, Don, John, and Judy in the "Hydroponics" garden  on the "Proteus" after finding Blawp.'),
('17673',' Several scenes in the time bubble were cut including: scenes showing  different time portals including "THUNDER PORTAL" and "SNOW PORTAL"'),
('17674',' New Line has released a PG version "Editied For Family Viewing" with some  violence and profanity editied out.'),
('17675',' To get a PG rating in Australia, the topless bar scene was deleted, but  restored in later versions'),
('17676',' Also released in the same year and under the same title as a 68'),
('17677','minute   feature version of the serial.'),
('17678',' The UK version is cut by 14 seconds. The cut was compulsory under the Obscene  Publications Act 1959 and featured "one scene of urination during explicit  sexual activity".'),
('17679',' A slightly shortened version (one scene removed) of "The Lost Skeleton of  Cadavra" was released by Sony/Tristar (with a 2003 copyright); 35mm prints  played commercially, theatrically early in 2004. Columbia Tristar Home Video  released a special edition DVD in the summer of 2004. An overseas company is  now exhibiting 35mm prints of the new version of "The Lost Skeleton of  Cadavra"; it has opened already in Sidney, Australia (contact Fragmighty  Productions for more information). Theater promotions included costumed  skeletons roaming the streets of Sidney.'),
('17680',' A longer version was released in 1925 but cut in the 1930s.'),
('17681',' In 2005 Best Entertaintment AG issued a German dubbed version (without  titles), running about 80 minutes, on DVD. It is also available separately on  some DVD compilations.'),
('17682',' A near complete print was recovered in the Czech Republic and has undergone  restoration by The Eastman House,  This version is 92 minutes long.'),
('17683',' In 1991, Lumivision Corporation and International Museum of Photography at  George Eastman House copyrighted a version distributed on video Milestone  Film & Video. It was produced by Scott MacQueen and had an original music  score by R.J. Miller. Although the movie ran 64 minutes, stills were used for  missing footage and additional material involving portions of early films  about dinosaurs were included, so that the total time of the video was 100  minutes.'),
('17684',' In 2000, Film Preservation Associates, Inc. copyrighted a restored version  produced by Serge Bromberg and David Shepard using materials from 8 different  sources.  It had a music score compiled and directed by Robert Israel, and  runs 93 minutes.'),
('17685',' The Fox television networks version (aired on November 1st, 1998) includes  scene cut from the original (see Trivia section). Such scenes include Ajay  Sidhu and Roland Tembo meeting in a restaurant and becoming friends; Roland  therefore gets into a fight with a man bothering a waitress and Ajay tries to  convince him to take the job rounding up the dinos on the island; Kelly  getting attacked by the male and female T'),
('17686','rexes; and Ludlow meeting with  InGen representatives.'),
('17687',' The 1999 UK DVD double box set release of both the Jurassic Park films  featured a number of deleted scenes not featured on any release or test  screening beforehand.  There are also a number of outtakes unseen before  included on both films.'),
('17688',' A second version of this film includes a "collaborative soundtrack" compiled  by Joel Haertling, with sound contributions by musical acts Die Totliche  Doris (WG), Zoviet France (UK), Nurse With Wound (UK), The Hafler Trio (NL),  Joel Haertling (US) and I.H.T.S.O. (WG).'),
('17689',' The New Yorker Films American DVD release is the edited version eg the first  sex scene between Loulou and Nelly is much longer in the video edition.'),
('17690',' Originally rated "NC'),
('17691','17", some sex was trimmed to be re'),
('17692','rated "R".'),
('17693',' In 1994, the Turner Entertainment Company copyrighted a version in which both  of the celebrated endings are shown.'),
('17694',' The music was composed and conducted by Arnold Brostoff and recorded at a  live performance at Royce Hall, University of California, Los Angeles,  California. You can hear the audience respond to the movie with laughter,  clapping, etc.'),
('17695',' This is the version currently being shown on Turner Classic Movies every once  in a while.'),
('17696',' The US version features "The Trouble With Love Is" performed by  Kelly Clarkson (qv) over the beginning of the end credits, while the  overseas version has "Jump (For My Love)" performed by Girls Aloud (qv)  over the same section.'),
('17697',' Asian releases (except for Japan and The Philippines) of the film remove the  John and Judy subplot.'),
('17698',' US version has added explicit sex scene with Jennifer Welles.'),
('17699',' German version is cut for violence (ca. 1 minute) to secure a "Not under 18"  rating.'),
('17700',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 24 secs to remove a scene  where Charlie constructs a blowpipe from a lampshade stand. The cuts were  restored in the 2000 Widescreen release.'),
('17701',' Sex scenes between Byron and Catherine were trimmed to avoid an "X" rating.'),
('17702',' Although the song is listed in the closing credits, all DVD and later video  releases change Alicia Bridges "I Love The Nightlife" to a cover version of  "The Man That I Love" during the disco dance scene.'),
('17703',' The TV version has an additional scene of Vlad being seduced by a lonely  housewife on the subway'),
('17704',' Commercial TV broadcasts change change Draculas line "I dont drink wine,  and I dont smoke shit" (referring to a character offering him a joint) to  the nonsensical "I dont drink wine, and I dont smoke sssssssssss...."'),
('17705',' Re'),
('17706','issued with on'),
('17707','screen introduction by Donn Davison under title Wages of  Sin and with approximately 2 minutes of new footage featuring the leader of a  black love cult in a wrist'),
('17708','cutting ritual under title Ghetto Freaks.'),
('17709',' Video release restores several minutes of explicit footage deleted from the  original theatrical version.'),
('17710',' In the longer, "unrated" version of "Love Crimes" available on video, there  are three key scenes that were deleted from the theatrical release.  In one,  David Hanover (Patrick Bergin) tells Dana Greenway (Sean Young) of a rare  type of large fish that many sailors have sex with; in the second, David  gives Dana a good spanking, thus forcing her to regress to a submissive  little'),
('17711','girl state; and in the third, with Dana fully submitting, he gives her  a sudsy bath.  In the theatrical version, only a portion of the bathtub scene  remains, but it is censored to make it appear that Dana is taking her own  bath, rather than being dominated by David.'),
('17712',' The video has a directors introduction that explains scenes that were cut  from the film.'),
('17713',' A classroom scene in which Jeremy yells at Carol was left on the cutting room  floor,  along with a scene where Jo performs felatio on a banana.'),
('17714',' The DVD version released in 2004 runs 91 minutes (despite what it says on the  box) and contains several scenes not included in the 85 min. version long  seen in the U.S.'),
('17715',' 1.Harpo giving link sausages to the front man in a bull  costume by threading them through a nostril in the bull head and handing the  back end man a ham. 2. Groucho showing photos of himself in different  disguises with Madame Egilichi and then providing voice'),
('17716','over narration for a  scene of Chico trying to bribe Mr. Lyons by setting him up with a chorus  girl. 3. Harpo being put through a washing machine by Madame Egilichis  henchmen. 4. Harpo becoming completely enveloped in smoke from the KOOL sign  and ducking into an air vent which sucks away the smoke. This version is also  missing a scene in which Groucho observes that the show would have been saved  if Maggie had accepted the sardines Harpo gave her.'),
('17717',' The first few seconds '),
('17718',' the Approved code '),
('17719',' are missing from some prints  (including video prints). The code is printed on the back of Grouchos chair  '),
('17720',' in the prints without the code, the film just fades in when Groucho turns  around.'),
('17721',' An 89'),
('17722','minute version restored by the UCLA Film and Television Archive and  released by Milestone Film & Video was copyrighted by The Mary Pickford  Foundation in 2000. The Viklarbo Chamber Ensemble plays the music score  written by Maria Newman.'),
('17723',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('17724','rated and unrated versions.'),
('17725',' Coloured version was released in early 1990s unofficially.'),
('17726',' When Jeanette is visited by the doctor, he tells her "A peach must be eaten,  a drum must be beaten, and a woman needs something like that!" His diagnosis  is "Youre not wasting away, youre just wasted!" Both of these lines survive  today, but they were removed from the film in its original release.'),
('17727',' The Swedish censors made 3 cuts: 1) End of the "act". 2) The party scenes. 3)  End of the "act".'),
('17728',' Re'),
('17729','released in 1977 under Paul Killiam (qv)s Film Classic serie in a  restored version, tinted, with a new piano score by William Perry (qv) and  a credit list at the end.'),
('17730',' Included in the British Film Institute VHS video "History of the Avant'),
('17731','Garde   Britain in the Thirties", issued 2000.'),
('17732',' The Swedish version, passed just nine days after the movie was banned, is 17  minutes shorter than the banned version. The cuts made to this, shorter,  version were: two scenes of striptease and two scenes of orgies.'),
('17733',' When released on videotape in the US by MGM/UA, "Love Streams" was cut to 122  minutes.'),
('17734',' The French DVD release runs at 135 minutes (PAL TV).'),
('17735',' Current prints available have two on'),
('17736','screen copyright statements: 2001  listing the 2 copyright owners and "2003 final cut." The initial showings at  various film festivals in 2001 and 2002 were obviously different than the  final 2003 theatrical released version.'),
('17737',' In Britain, the film was re'),
('17738','edited down to 80 minutes, and had all of the  hardcore footage removed.'),
('17739',' The UK Region 2 DVD contains 5 deleted scenes: '),
('17740',' The boys are arguing about the girls and about breaking the vows the made. '),
('17741',' Moth, Constable Dull, Holofernia, Sir Nathaniel and Costard and discussing   what to perform for the king, the princess and their company. They descide   upon performing ^Óthe 9 worthies^Ô. Parts of this scene can be seen in the   news reels. '),
('17742',' The third extra scene is an extended version of the scene were the girls are   discussing and mocking the gifts they received from the men. The extra parts   are extra dialogue for Katherine and Rosaline. Katherine tells the story of   a girl who died from melancholly. Rosaline has an extended part of dialogue   in which she mocks the men and Berowne specifically. '),
('17743',' There is a alternative scene for the masked dance scene more true to the   story of Shakespeare. The boys dress up as Russians who specially came to   visit the girls. '),
('17744',' The fifth scene is the performance of the 9 worthies by the supporting   characters. '),
('17745',' The UK Region 2 DVD does also contain various outtakes. Some of these were   cut (ca. 4 seconds) to maintain the "U" rating.'),
('17746',' Lovedolls Superstar Fully Realized (2006) A directors cut.'),
('17747',' Originally release in original edited "PG" rated version, then'),
('17748',' Originally part of a 25'),
('17749','hour production called Four Stars (1967), also known  as **** (1967) or Twenty'),
('17750','Four Hour Movie, The (1967). The film was shown once  in this format, and then edited down into two features: this one, and Four  Stars (1967).'),
('17751',' Re'),
('17752','edited in 1928 to 1676 m, without the need for a live sequence in the  middle of the film.'),
('17753',' Some trailers for the film used black and white footage instead of color.'),
('17754',' The version released on video in the UK before the video recordings act has  the title The Naples Connection and is uncut. The 18 certificate version  released in the U.K. as The Smuggler is cut by 2 mins 52 secs to edit scenes  of rape and violence including bloody gunshot wounds and a womans face being  burnt with a blow'),
('17755','torch.'),
('17756',' Blue Undergrounds American DVD is fully uncut.'),
('17757',' The Dutch video released by Eagle 6 is uncut with the title The Smuggler.'),
('17758',' The Dutch DVD released by Italian Shock as The Smuggler is taken from a  censored Italian print with the onscreen title Luca Il Contrabandiere. Some  of the gore shots are trimmed and it is a very dark transfer.'),
('17759',' The American version released in 1973 (as Schizoid) was actually seven  minutes longer than the current Italian print of that time.  AIP restored  some self'),
('17760','censored erotic footage (mostly in the orgy and dream sequences)  and marketed the film to the swinging Euro/trash/nudity enthusiasts of the  era.'),
('17761',' There are at least four different edits of this film, each using different  takes adding or removing scenes. The US version removed some of the nudity  and the swan scene. The French version had more nudity and the orgy scene  was longer.'),
('17762',' There are two DVD releases in America. The first was a 2 disc edition  containing a wide screen print of the heavily cut 95 minute US version and a  poor quality full screen print of the 98 minute Italian version. The newer 1  disc release has been remastered and is the full 103 minute wide screen  version.'),
('17763',' The version entitled Rock n Roll Wrestling Women Vs. the Aztec Ape has a  rock and roll sound track replacing the original track'),
('17764',' According to contemporary reports, some scenes of Benito Mussolini had been  added to the completed film (probably speeches). Since were deleted after the  war, no copies of this version are known to exist.'),
('17765',' The now extremely rare BDM Distribution VHS is the uncut original release.  Most of these copies are pirated bootlegs from Cult Video, who bought most of  the remaining VHS.'),
('17766',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17767',' Complete original European version runs 236 minutes; shortened to 173 minutes  for US release.'),
('17768',' The recent Fox Lorber video release runs approx. 236 minutes. It was listed,  in the opening credits as the "versione integrale" in Italian, produced with  the association of RAI. At the end of the film, it credits the dubbers.'),
('17769',' An 88'),
('17770','minute version played some theaters.'),
('17771',' Frank Carlucci, who was second secretary at the U.S. embassy in the Congo at  the time of Lumumbas assassination, is portrayed in one scene discussing the  murder with U.S. Ambassador Clare Timberlake and several Belgian and  Congolese officials. Carlucci threatened to sue U.S. distributor Zeitgeist  Films if his name was not removed from the movie. Zeitgeist was too small to  fight any potential lawsuit, so all non'),
('17772','theatrical U.S. releases of the film  (including the version shown on HBO and potential VHS and DVD releases) have  Carluccis name bleeped from the dialogue and masked in the closing credits.'),
('17773',' 105 minute restoration by Charles Doble. Fully restored all dance sequences.'),
('17774',' An updated version with new graphics, sound, animation and moves was created  for the Sega Saturn in Japan in 1998. That new version is being developed by  Working Designs for the Sony Playstation.'),
('17775',' A new version of Lunar: Eternal Blue (called Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete)  is now available on the Playstation. It is similar to its predecessor, but  does feature some changes noticable to those familiar with the title,  including: '),
('17776',' A new voice actor for Hiro (Chad Letts) '),
('17777',' Bromides (musical pictures) of most of the female characters and a few of   the male characters as well '),
('17778',' New music, as well the use of old music in areas different from the previous   version '),
('17779',' The inclusion of four brand'),
('17780','new dungeons in the epilogue'),
('17781',' In 1998, Lunar Silver Star was redesigned and republished for the Playstation  game console.  It was originally released in 1992 for the Sega CD System.   The re'),
('17782','release features more animation and several differences between the  stories.'),
('17783',' The US version has scenes cut out'),
('17784',' Although the UK cinema version was cut the pre'),
('17785','cert video release (on the  Cinehollywood label) was uncut and was listed on Greater Manchester Polices  list of films subject to seizure during the video nasty scare of the 1980s.  It was eventually released on video (as "Naked Werewolf Woman") in 1986 after  42 secs of BBFC cuts to extensively edit the rape scene.'),
('17786',' Shriek Shows DVD release under the title "Werewolf Woman" is the uncut  version, although an incorrect widescreen transfer results in the loss of  some picture information on all sides of the screen, including some nudity.'),
('17787',' Despite the subject matter the UK cinema version suffered only minor BBFC  edits with a token cut made to the love scene between Mircalla and Amanda.  All other later UK versions were uncut.'),
('17788',' Available in the USA in an R'),
('17789','rated version and an unrated directors cut.'),
('17790',' Rereleased in 1993 with added scene.'),
('17791',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('17792',' A later release has additional captions before the opening title: "In 1986  Pixar Animation Studios produced its first film. This is why we have a  hopping lamp in our logo."'),
('17793',' This four part TV series was released internationally as a an abridged TV  movie with English credits and titled "The Big Leak".'),
('17794',' X'),
('17795','rated version with explicit sex scenes : Suce'),
('17796','moi vampire (France, by  Michel Gentil) or Suck Me Vampire (USA, by Mike Gentle).'),
('17797',' A special edition was released featuring footage cut to obtain an "R" rating  and other additional scenes.'),
('17798',' The original U.S. theatrical release was cut by approximately 12 minutes to  obtain an R'),
('17799','rating. The "directors cut" released by Anchor Bay is the  complete and uncut version of the film, containing all the violence and  nudity.'),
('17800',' The UK censors made 2 cuts totalling 32 seconds. One showed young boys  stroking a womans breasts, the other was for cruelty to a cat...!'),
('17801',' In the original (cut version) there is a nice shot of Tonys place at night,  Viewed just before Stansfield and his men came in on the birthday party. This  isnt in the Uncut version.'),
('17802',' A longer director cut, retitled Leon: version integrale has been  re'),
('17803','released in French cinemas on June 26, 1996. This version is 26 minutes  longer than the previously release version and features all sequences that  were removed from the film after disastrous tests with L.A. preview  audiences.'),
('17804',' In the USA cable version, a flyover of Central Park in the beginning has been  cut for no apparent reason, and the main titles moved to the first scene.'),
('17805',' The Australian TV version cut out the training scene where the rifle is used  to practice on the jogger in the park.'),
('17806',' All German versions miss a small scene where Mathilda tells Leon how old she  is.'),
('17807',' The new scenes include: '),
('17808',' Mathilda asking Leon to have sex with her and Leon refusing; '),
('17809',' Leon explaining why he had to leave Italy and go to New York when he was 19   years old; '),
('17810',' Mathilda and Leon sleeping together in a bed; '),
('17811',' Mathilda threatening to shoot herself playing russian roulette. '),
('17812',' Leon and Mathilda hitting the home of a tattoed drug dealer, and setting   fire to his supply of drugs; '),
('17813',' New training missions where Mathilda learns the ropes of becoming an   assassin. '),
('17814',' Leon and Matilda going to a restaurant to celebrate her first hit'),
('17815',' In Quebec there are 2 versions: the original R'),
('17816','Rated Version which is Rated  13+ in Quebec and the unrated uncut version which is 16+'),
('17817',' A fully restored color'),
('17818','print with original sound was released in 2004 for  additional television and theater release.'),
('17819',' Due to the damaged image and sound a black and white, re'),
('17820','dubbed print was  made for television release in the early 80s.'),
('17821',' SPOILER: The French'),
('17822','language version, in addition to having been dubbed, have  some material reshot. These scenes include the telephone between the two  magistrates, and the ending of the film. Peter Lorre reshot his performance  in the trial, speaking his lines in French. The shots of him are lit and  photographed much differently than Langs original footage. A shot of police  arriving has been inserted, from an earlier part of the film, whereas in the  original German version shows no police force at all. The court scene has  been eliminated, and replaces with a happy ending where a smiling husband  and father watch their children play in the street once again.'),
('17823',' Re'),
('17824','released in 1997 in the US on video; this version features the original  ending, and new, computerized subtitles '),
('17825',' beware of older versions with  poorly translated, illegible subtitles.'),
('17826',' A new, fully restored version was premiered at the Cambridge Film Festival in  July 2003. This version features a restored soundtracks, with Langs  originally intended long periods of silence, and the properly restored frame  size. The film was previously altered with ambient noise on the soundtrack,  and the frame drastically cropped around all four edges.'),
('17827',' The film shown at the premiere (11 May 1931, 110 minutes) had an alternate  ending: it shows the full trial of the murderer. This ending was later  replaced by a woman sobbing "Man muß eben noch besser auf die Kinder  achtgeben. IHR..." (You must look out for your children even harder. YOU...)'),
('17828',' U.S. release is heavily edited, missing at least thirty minutes of storyline  and excessive violence. The final showdown at the tea house is extremely  edited in the U.S. release due to its violent content.'),
('17829',' U.S. television prints are severely cut due to excessive violence and running  time. Much of the plot and story line is edited as well in the American  television prints.'),
('17830',' Available in various versions: '),
('17831',' theatrical releases (90'),
('17832','140 minutes) '),
('17833',' extra long two'),
('17834','part television film shown on Finnish TV1 (93+87 minutes)'),
('17835',' This was one of a group of films for which Allied Artists prepared a special  version for U.S. television syndication. The film would begin with an  introductory crawl, followed by a scene from the film and then the main  titles.'),
('17836',' The Anchor Bay release titled "Macabre" is the complete, uncut version.'),
('17837',' The UK DVD issue omits the sequence where MacArthur meets Emperor Hirohito,  but instead, adds to the ending. The film now ends with MacArthur and his  wife watch a TV transmission of the presidential inauguration of Eisenhower  MacArthurs comment: "He will turn out fine. He was the best clerk that ever  served under me"), followed by the end of MacArthurs farewell speech at West  Point. The subsequent credits starts to roll slightly earlier than  previously.'),
('17838',' TBS (Turner Broadcasting Station) shown an extended version never seen  before. This version had never before seen footage Starring James Shigeta as  General Yamashita. There are scenes of him reviewing Macarthurs military  background. His aid pleading his surrender and Macarthurs refusal to pardon  him after his war crime trial.'),
('17839',' The uncut version of 107 minutes length has dialogue with full Scottish  accents, while the more common originally released version of 89 minutes,  while still making use of Scotch accents, has long stretches of redubbed,  unaccented dialogue.'),
('17840',' The scene in England (in which the Holy Father suddenly appears, and informs  Macduff and Malcolm of what has happened during their self'),
('17841','imposed exile) was  originally shown with no background music, and is presented this way in the  restored full'),
('17842','length version on video. In the edited 89'),
('17843','minute version,  background music was added at a climactic moment, presumably to add more  emotion to the scene.'),
('17844',' The 89'),
('17845','minute version, recut by studio executives, and redubbed by Welles and  the other actors to cut down on the Scottish accents, also omitted some of  the plays most famous lines, e.g. "Double, double, toil and trouble", the  whole second half of the "If it were done when tis done" speech, the line "I  have suppd full with horrors", some of the "Is this a dagger which I see  before me" speech, as well as the entire conversation between Macbeth and the  murderers in which he persuades them to kill Banquo.'),
('17846',' Theatrical Cut (2005) shown only once in theaters... Edits and remixes were  done for the DVD release.'),
('17847',' The version released by Anchor Bay is the complete and uncut 100'),
('17848','minute  version, which restores over 15 minutes of footage that was deleted for the  films original American release.'),
('17849',' Embassy Pictures included this among a group of sword and sandal/mythological  muscleman epics they put into a U.S. television syndication package called  "The Sons of Hercules." The title was changed to "Fire Monsters Against the  Son of Hercules." The beginning and ending scores were replaced with a theme  song titled "The Sons of Hercules" which was used on all of the films in this  syndication package. Some lines of the English dubbed dialog was replaced  (using another actor) so that Maxus refers to himself as being a "son of  Hercules." After the opening credits, a shot of clouds was inserted and a  narrator would explain that the main character in each of the films was a  "son of Hercules."'),
('17850',' Some video versions have rerelease soundtrack from 1980s.'),
('17851',' The 4'),
('17852','episode OVA has been released theatrically in 1995 as Macross Plus '),
('17853','  Movie Edition. New length is 115 minutes with approximately 20 minutes of  new  footage for continuity.'),
('17854',' Material exclusive to the OVAs, not present in the movie: '),
('17855',' Isamu is introduced fighting Zentraedi rebels in an asteroid field,   disobeying orders, thus being sent to Planet Eden, Also his arrival to the   planet is shown here, where he first sees and nearly crashes with Gulds   YF'),
('17856','21. '),
('17857',' A meeting where Col. Millard explains the project to Isamu. '),
('17858',' Alternate first meeting between Guld and Isamu in a staff meeting '),
('17859',' Preparations for the Sharon Apple concert in the stadium. '),
('17860',' A funny scene with Isamu wrecking the simulator and asking Lucy out. '),
('17861',' Isamu and Lucy hanging out, deciding to go to Star Hill. '),
('17862',' Myung taking a cab, deciding to go to Star Hill. '),
('17863',' Isamu, Lucy and Yang arriving at Sharon Apples concert. '),
('17864',' A few still shots where we hear Myung crying and Isamu and Guld saying   theyll protect her. '),
('17865',' Isamu being shown the YF'),
('17866','19 for the first time. '),
('17867',' Montage of shots with both YF'),
('17868','19 and YF'),
('17869','21, where 19 wins most tests. '),
('17870',' Guld altering the Ammo supply for YF'),
('17871','21, putting real bullets instead of   paint. '),
('17872',' During the fire at the concert hall, Isamu responds to the call and is seen   on his bike avoiding the cops. later he inspects the scene and someone tells   him some guy (Guld) took Myung. '),
('17873',' A brief scene where Lucy yells at Isamu for disappearing the last night,   after which he finds Guld having breakfast. '),
('17874',' A long fist fight between YF'),
('17875','19 and YF'),
('17876','21 in Battroid mode, where an almost   defeated Guld shoots the YF'),
('17877','19 with real bullets. '),
('17878',' Myung being called on the phone after the "accident". '),
('17879',' A meeting between officials about Guld. '),
('17880',' Guld and Col. Millard talking in an elevator. '),
('17881',' Isamu faking the camera records to escape and go after Myung and the Ghost. '),
('17882',' Isamu, still wounded and angered, wrecking the simulator again after the   hospital fight. '),
('17883',' Extended scene of Myungs departure with Morgan and Kate bidding farewell to   Myung. '),
('17884',' Isamu and Yang coming out of the fold, talk a bit longer about penetrating   orbital defenses, the song "Pulse" appearing as BGM. '),
('17885',' Fighting the Ghost, Guld pretends to explode, only to come out of the   explosion intact and keep fighting.'),
('17886',' Material exclusive to the movie, not present in the OVAs: '),
('17887',' Alternate first encounter between Guld and Isamu in a hangar. '),
('17888',' Alternate angle and voice tone for Isamus "Show me what you got" line. '),
('17889',' Instead of the tests montage, there is a scene of Isamu doing free fall with   the YF'),
('17890','19 and making a risky high'),
('17891','speed landing, while in the control room,   Guld remembers Isamu stealing a plane years ago he made when young and   drawing a Pterosaur in the sky during an exhibition. '),
('17892',' More scenes with Isamu and Lucy. In a dock at night he describes how he   feels when he flies. A later Post'),
('17893','Coital scene with both sleeping naked in   bed. '),
('17894',' More brief flashbacks of Guld trying to rape Myung. '),
('17895',' Isamu here ignores the call to save Myung. '),
('17896',' The YF'),
('17897','19 is introduced in the beginning whereas the OVAs introduce it in   the second episode. '),
('17898',' Rather than just crashing, Guld does Kamikaze to destroy the Ghost. '),
('17899',' A scene with Myung and Mr Raymond talking about Eden, and Myung "avoiding" a   question about her singing instead of Sharon. '),
('17900',' An alternate, longer "Information High" montage sequence. '),
('17901',' Guld also pretends to be destroyed, but here he falls a bit and comes back   up, ditching the speed limitators. '),
('17902',' Guld taking the YF'),
('17903','21 beyond its speed limit, and chasing the Ghost way   longer, until both become like shooting stars. The faster the plane goes,   Gulds organs start to crumble, his skin is almost peeled back, and his eyes   explode. Just as this happens he gets the Ghost. '),
('17904',' A minor flashback sequence with Isamu and Myung as kids trying to catch a   giant pterosaur feather, and Guld helping them grab it. '),
('17905',' A faint, somber music is played as the Macross lands back into the water. '),
('17906',' The morning after the final fight, Isamu lands and wakes up myung who goes   to see him. As they talk she starts to sing, and after playing the flashback   sequence of their youth, Isamu and Myung both raise their hands like planes   and point them to a star (Guld).'),
('17907',' In France, the film was distributed in a black and white copy, and under the  original English title.'),
('17908',' Current (2005) DVD releases have all nudity and much of the violence cut'),
('17909',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17910',' The film was originally shot in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio. However, the 2005  DVD release from Troma Entertainment presents the film in a 1.66:1 aspect  ratio print cropped directly from the "pan and scan" full'),
('17911','screen print that  was made for VHS releases. The film has never been seen in its original  2.35:1 aspect ratio since its theatrical release.'),
('17912',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17913',' A Chinaman has been cut from this cartoon.'),
('17914',' The original UK cinema and early video releases were cut by 48 seconds by the  BBFC and edited the scene where the bikers tear up the hot'),
('17915','rod with the  terrified couple inside. Instead, the scene cut to black as the bikers  smashed the first window. This was restored in 1992 and to all later  releases.'),
('17916',' The version released in the U.S. was re'),
('17917','dubbed because the distributor feared  that American audiences would have had problems understanding the thick  Australian accents spoken by the actors.'),
('17918',' Japanese DVD features the original Australian dialog and contains the  original theatrical trailer.'),
('17919',' TV version is cut for violence and runs 88 minutes.'),
('17920',' In 2000, MGM (which by this time had assumed control of the American  International Pictures/Filmways/Orion Pictures library) re'),
('17921','issued the film in  limited roadshow release in its original uncut version with the Australian  dialogue track intact.'),
('17922',' German DVD features the Original australian dialogue.'),
('17923',' MGMs 2002 DVD release, called the "Special Edition," contains the original  Australian dialog track. There are also options that play the film with  American Internationals replacement U.S. dubbed track as well as a pan and  scan version.'),
('17924',' The dubbed American release changed some bits of dialog from Australian slang  and phrases into American ones. Hense, "windscreen" became "windshield", "See  looks!" became "Look see!", and "Very toey!" became "Super hot!".'),
('17925',' The UK cinema and Warner Bros PAL video releases were fully uncut & longer  than the US R rated cinema version. The extra footage (a few seconds)  contained a scene where Wez pulls an arrow from his arm and a close'),
('17926','up of the  metal boomerang embedded in a dead characters head. The current UK DVD  release appears to be the R'),
('17927','rated US version and is missing these brief  scenes.'),
('17928',' The initial US alternate version is distiguished by a unique "lightning bolt"  design for the title logo.  Subsequent US releases still bear The Road  Warrior title, but in block lettering, and contain the full original footage.'),
('17929',' When shown on American TV for the first time, the Feral Kids speech was  redubbed by someone speaking in a Southern accent'),
('17930','perhaps to make people  believe the action took place in the US!'),
('17931',' The opening chase sequence jumps straight into the action with the camera  pulling out of the V8s supercharger. This scene was originally shot with Max  driving past a farm that Wez and others were ransacking, the bodies of the  owners hanging dead from a tree. Seeing Max they all ran to their vehicles  and gave chase and there were several cars. The camera then panned out of the  cars charger to signify a short passage of time and THEN the scene is as we  know it with just Wez and two cars still still in pursuit due to the  Interceptors power.'),
('17932',' There are two versions avaiable in Australia (M15+ and R18+).  '),
('17933','The R'),
('17934','rated (and very rare) version contains more footage of Wez pulling the  arrow from his arm including a close'),
('17935','up shot where the arrow can be seen  poking through his arm and out the other side, and remains in close'),
('17936','up as he  begins pulling the arrow through and out. The M15+ version cuts to a long  shot after a very quick shot of the arrow in Wezs arm. '),
('17937',' The rape and execution of the female driver as seen through the jiro   captains telescope is longer and more explicit '),
('17938',' The shot of the two lovers in the tent that is torn away by Max in the truck   is in normal speed, rather than fast motion as it is in the M15+ version. '),
('17939',' There are two different voiceover versions for the beginning montage of the   film. One is an Australian voiceover and the other American. The dialogue is   also changed somewhat e.g. the Australian voiceover says, "...men like Max,   the warrior Max, in the roar of an engine he lost everything. And became a   shell of a man, a burnt out desolate man, haunted by the demons of his past.   A man who wandered out into the wastelands and it was here in this blighted   place, that he learned to live again," while the American voiceover says,   "men like Max, who roamed the highways in the name of the law, who became a   lover, husband, father, in the roar of an engine he lost everything, his   woman, his child, his world. He wandered out into the wastelands. And here   he would learn, that beyond the world of ? and machines, hope survives." '),
('17940',' In some versions, Papagalos speech from the scaffolding (after Humongous   tells them all to "just walk away") is longer. eg. "And what then...?"   (extra dialogue = We wander the wastelands and become like them, savages?)   "But the first step, defend the fuel." (extra dialogue = and I stay, alone   if I have to. Ill leave them nothing, that I promise!)'),
('17941',' Scenes filmed but cut from the final film: Max comforting the dying Ghekko  while facing Bartertown from the desert dunes and telling him its  Tomorrowmorrow land (this scene can be glimpsed in the Tina Turner video for  We Dont Need Another Hero.) Max waking in Crack in Earth in the middle of  the night and remembering his wife Jessie and crying, realising he is no  better than the people he has hunted for so long.'),
('17942',' In recent video releases, a few seconds of footage has been edited. In the  scene at the pharmacy when the postman shows Felix a real fancy stamp on his  letter, the new edited version edits the shot of Felix looking over the  letter for the stamp and the postman pointing to it. So right after the  postman calls the stamp "Fancy", it cuts right to a close'),
('17943','up of the Baron von  Frankenstein stamp.'),
('17944',' The UK version omits a partially uttered use of strong language to secure a U  rating. International versions do not implement this cut, as filmmakers often  put in single uses of strong language in otherwise'),
('17945','junior films to secure a  higher rating in the US. When the film comes to be rated in the UK, the  language has to be cut for a lower rating. See also 101 Dalmations.'),
('17946',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17947',' The 2006 limited DVD has the theatrical bank commercial as a permanent set  chapter before the documentary starts.'),
('17948',' In the theatrical and original VHS release, Claudia calls her ex'),
('17949','husband a  Middle Eastern Maggot. After the rights to the movie were sold when Orion  went bankrupt, it was changed to Two'),
('17950','Bit Desert Rat for cable and  syndication airings.'),
('17951',' For the version released to television, several minutes of footage were shot  using a different cast and crew, and later incorporated into the original  film.'),
('17952',' Each time that this special aired on HBO, the concert remained the same, but  alternate camera angles were used.'),
('17953',' Video version has a very brief nude scene of Terumi Matthews (who plays  Madonna) that was not shown in the initial televion braodcast.'),
('17954',' Video version, retitled "Madonna Truth or Dare", includes footage not in the  original theatrical release.'),
('17955',' Extended 177 minute version released in Australia and New Zealand.'),
('17956',' Also available in a shortened theatrical 110'),
('17957','min version (to be released in  Latin America and other territories in 2004).'),
('17958',' There are English dubbed version of this title has been released in Malaysia.'),
('17959',' Also released in shortened (75 min. and 88 min.) versions.'),
('17960',' The shorter version '),
('17961',' largely altered for U.S. television '),
('17962',' omits the scene  where Guy & Youngman Grand fill a vat with manure, urine, blood, and then  cash, to see who will jump in to collect it.'),
('17963',' Originally released as Magic Cloak of Oz, The (1914); re'),
('17964','issued in a  three'),
('17965','reel version in 1917 as "The Magic Cloak".'),
('17966',' The film was originally five reels. In England, it was broken into two  two'),
('17967','reelers, "The Magic Cloak" and "The Witch Queen". THe complete version is  a lost film; however, the two'),
('17968','reelers survive and have been patched together  to make the current print, which is much shorter, obviously, than the  original.'),
('17969',' The original version ran 150 minutes. This was trimmed to 120 minutes for the  Royal Film Performance in July 1955, and was cut still more to about 90  minutes for its general release in 1956. Extant TV prints vary, with the US  TV print running about 85 minutes. The surviving German print is just under  100 minutes.'),
('17970',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('17971',' TV prints often cut out the scenes where a man in the audience squirts black  ink at the magician/maestro, turning him into a black'),
('17972','face minstrel and where  the magician turns the tenor into an Asian, a la Gilbert & Sullivans "The  Mikado".'),
('17973',' When the movie was first shown by the BBC in 1967, the beach scene involving  Jessie Robbins and Ivor Cutler, lasting nearly two minutes, was cut for  unknown reasons. Yet when it was reshown in the 70s, the scene was included.'),
('17974',' There are three alternate version to The Magnificent Ambersons, none exist  any more: '),
('17975',' the original version, Welles first cut is the only one that has any type of   record that exists.  It was 132 minutes long.  It included an extended Ball   sequence. An extended sequence of Jack and George in the kitchen, a   completely different ending, as well as other cuts to numerous to mention.    The original last part of the movie was (in order): George and Jack at the   Rail Station, Georges walk home and comeuppance, Fanny at the boiler,   Bronsons office, Eugene and Lucy in the garden, George in accident, Eugene   hears of accident, Eugene visits Fanny in the Boarding house. The cutting   continuity, which was recorded five days before the first preview, is   included in the book, The Magnificent Ambersons'),
('17976',' A Reconstruction. '),
('17977',' The first preview audience saw the original cut for the most part.  Welles   ordered small cuts and one major cut prior to preview but no record of what   they were exists.  The movie ends the same way except the scene of Eugene   and Lucy in the garden was dropped. '),
('17978',' The second preview audience saw version that ran about 110 minutes.  Twenty   minutes of footage was scrapped and the ending went:  George and Jack at the   railroad station, Fannys breakdown, Bronsons office, Georges walk home,   Eugene and Lucy in garden, George hit by car, Eugene hearing about accident,   (shorter version of) Eugene visits Fanny in Boarding House. '),
('17979',' When the previews still werent to the studios satisfaction, the film was   cut over and over, a new ending was filmed (not by Welles) and the film was   finally released at its current run of 88 minutes.'),
('17980',' All prints now in circulation run 105 minutes.'),
('17981',' The German theatrical release differs from the German VHS video in the scene  where the magnificent seven have been taken by surprise and have to put down  their weapons on the table. Chico is the last one and stands in enragement.  In the theatrical version he then nevertheless unstraps his belt like the  others. In the VHS video version Chris jumps at Chico just in that moment  when he wants to pull the gun. Chris takes his gun and puts it on desk. Then  Chico unstraps his belt.'),
('17982',' The supplemental material disc of the R1 special edition DVD of Magnolia has  about 8 minutes of hidden outtake footage.  To access it, you need to select  the Color Bars option and wait about twenty seconds.'),
('17983',' After watching the documentary "That Moment" on the supplementary DVD, you  can see a deleted scene.  The scene involves Orlando Jones character The  Worm, his son (who appears in Officer Jim and Lindas scenes), and an  unidentified boy.  In it, the young rapping boy, Dixon, rushes into a  restaurant where his father is staying, and eventually pulls a gun on him.   The gun appears to be Jims lost gun.  Perhaps the scene would have further  explained how it was so mysteriously returned to Jim in the end of the film.   In the documentary, the director seems to be having a tough time with the  scene, perhaps explaining why it was cut.'),
('17984',' In the script, there is an alternate storyline for Stanley. In it, instead of  running to the school library where he reads the books about the geniuses, he  runs away to a coffee shop. Also in the coffee shop are Dixon (the little boy  who raps for Jim Curring) and the Worm (who is mentioned in the movie, both  in the rap and during Marcies interrogation). The Worm (who is Dixons  father) notices Stanley and motions for Dixon to leave. At this point, Dixon  finds Linda passed out in her car. In the coffee shop, the Worm and Stanley  talk about their fathers and Stanley offers to give the Worm the money he won  on the game show. The frogs begin to fall from the sky as Dixon runs in, asks  the Worm if he got the money from Stanley, then pulls a gun (the one which he  stole from Jim Kurring) on Stanley, demanding his money. The Worm convinces  Dixon to give the gun up. They leave the diner after the frogs fall, drive by  Solomon and Solomon, and throw the gun from their speeding car, which lands  by Jim and Donnie. From the DVD documentary, it seems like this scene was  partially filmed and then PT Anderson decided to scrap it.'),
('17985',' Harry Callahans character name becomes Harry Callaghan in the Italian  version and titles because the local distributor thought it sounded better.'),
('17986',' Swedish theatrical version was even further cut: '),
('17987',' At the Ricca killing, both shots of the unknown motorcycle cop shooting the   driver and the bodyguard in the head were cut '),
('17988',' The topless girl in the pool were not seen being shot '),
('17989',' Only one shot fired at the pimp '),
('17990',' The naked woman at the Guzman killing is never seen being shot, shes just   seen falling from the balcony. '),
('17991',' Harry beating Astrachan to death were also shortened'),
('17992',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC with edits made to throat punches  and shots of the twitching bodies of Ricca and the pimp, and the killing of  the prostitute in the taxi was also heavily shortened. The cuts were fully  waived in 1986.'),
('17993',' The Swedish rental VHS has some cuts for violent content. Most notably the  killing of the pimp; only two shots are fired instead of six.'),
('17994',' The original closing credits were altered by way of chyron on VHS prints  issued since 1992 to change the Warner Bros. in'),
('17995','credit logo w/Warner  Communications byline at the time to the Warner Bros. shield logo w/Time  Warner Entertainment byline.  The original closing credits are left intact on  the DVD print.'),
('17996',' The German version of the film is cut by approx 17min making it a running  time of 73min.'),
('17997',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('17998',' Antakshari sequence was cut from opening prints and the first VHS version of  the film, but then added to a newer print a month later and to all following  VHS prints. The only VHS print that does not have this sequence is the one  released from Video Sound.'),
('17999',' A new English dub of this film was released in 1998 by the Walt Disney  Company. This version featured the vocal talents of Kirsten Dunst as Kiki,  Janeane Garofalo as Ursala and Debbie Reynolds.  Phil Hartman provided the  voice of Jiji in one of his final roles.'),
('18000',' In the English translation by Disney, there is a line added at the end of the  film that suggests that Jiji might be able to speak to Kiki again after  losing that ability in the film.'),
('18001',' The dialogue during a scene in which Kiki is given coffee changes the  beverage to hot chocolate in the Disney release. (An earlier dub from  Streamline also includes this change.)'),
('18002',' As originally released, this featured a spoken prologue featuring George  Bernard Shaw himself, but it has been cut from all TV and VHS prints.'),
('18003',' Three major scenes (and some minor ones) were added to the restored version,  along with a new score by Christopher Caliendo. The major scenes added are: '),
('18004',' Captain Tyreen and his men are captured by Dundee in a mountain stream as   they attempt to escape the prison; '),
('18005',' Dundee spends more time recovering in Durango, falling in love with Melinche   (Aurora Clavell), a Mexican girl who nurses his wounds; '),
('18006',' A scene where Dundee, Tyreen, a several of their officers '),
('18007',' Samuel Potts   (James Coburn), Sergeant Gomez (Mario Adorf), and Lieutenant Graham (Jim   Hutton) '),
('18008',' find a marker left for them by Charriba (Michael Pate) and discuss   strategy on how to fight him. At the end of the scene, we learn the fate of   the Indian scout Riago (Jose Carlos Ruiz), who has been crucified in a tree   by Charribas men. In the original version, his character simply disappears   without a trace. '),
('18009',' Various smaller shots are added, including a burial of corpses after the   opening massacre, children watching the activities in Fort Benlin, Potts   struggling to find a partner during the fiesta at the Mexican village, and a   slightly longer version of the Apache river ambush. '),
('18010',' Also available as extras on the DVD are a slightly longer version of the   interlude at the river between Dundee and Teresa (Senta Berger), and a knife   fight between Potts and Gomez in the Mexican village.'),
('18011',' The 2005 restored version contains 12 additional minutes of footage  originally edited by the studio without the directors consent.'),
('18012',' On the promotional trailer for the film there was a scene depicting a  conversation between Jake Taylor and Rick Vaughn.  Jake tells Rick "That ball  wouldnt have been a homerun in a lot of parks" to which Rick responds "Name  one"  Jake replies with: "Yellowstone."  The scene was not included in the  movie, but the joke was later recycled and used in the sequel, Major League  II.'),
('18013',' An edited'),
('18014','for'),
('18015','television version of the film featured a revised scene  depicting the removal of the final piece of the YOU GUYS STINK / Rachel  Phelps Cut'),
('18016','out. Lou Brown can be seen (and heard) asking, "Should I take it  off ?" After he does, the rest of the players cheer loudly, though the fully  unclothed cutout is never shown.'),
('18017',' In the spring training scene in which Dorn challenges his prescribed  calisthenics, an edited'),
('18018','for'),
('18019','television version of the film has Lou Brown  blowing his nose in Dorns contract rather than urinating on it.'),
('18020',' Also edited out of television is a scene in which Jake Taylors character  follows his ex'),
('18021','fiancé home in a bullpen go'),
('18022','cart and enters her house to talk  to her. This scene is referred to on the DVD as, the Last Hurrah.'),
('18023',' The trailer for the film the featured a deleted scene where Charlie Sheen is  in the limo and says to his girlfriend "Actually, I was thinking about your  legs."'),
('18024',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('18025',' In 2000 Disney cut the entire "Martins & Coys" sequence from the film due to  the comic gunplay which they feared could be confused with reality by  children.'),
('18026',' The European rental Video version has the missing scene.'),
('18027',' UK 18 version on DVD & Video is an edited version with the hardcore sex  scenes cut out. UK 18R version on DVD has the hardcore sex scenes in it.'),
('18028',' Edited into a 15'),
('18029','minute featurette for "The Collectors Edition" video  release.'),
('18030',' A condensed and revised version appears on DVD as "E.T.: The  Extra'),
('18031','Terrestrial'),
('18032','A Look Back", featuring more behind'),
('18033','the'),
('18034','scenes material  not appearing in the original LaserDisc version.'),
('18035',' A shorter 8 minute version of this making'),
('18036','of is featured on the RoboCop MGM  Special Edition DVD.'),
('18037',' There are two different versions of this documentary. The first version uses  only footage from the actual shooting and has been edited together within  three days. The second version has been completely re'),
('18038','cut and also features  new interviews with the filmmakers and the actors.'),
('18039',' A video edition, released by Fox Video in 1995 as part of a mail'),
('18040','in offer  with Kelloggs Cereals, replaces William Conrads voiceover narration with  another person.'),
('18041',' The version that was on the first "Jaws" DVD (released in 2000) was shortened  as follows: '),
('18042',' A brief discussion of shooting the underwater opening POV shots, only to   discover that the filmmakers had in fact 20 minutes of very visible "beaver"   shots of actress Susan Backlinie that had to be darkened to hide the naughty   bits. '),
('18043',' Spielbergs explanation of two scenes exclusive to the draft of the script   that he wrote himself, neither of which made it to the screen: The first is   a different introduction to the Quint with the grizzled fisherman watching   Moby Dick at the local theater and laughing out loud at the absurdity of it   all. One of the reasons that it never made it to film was Gregory Pecks   refusal to let the filmmaker use the footage because he wasnt that proud of   it. The other abandoned scene was to have the harbor master watching Dont   Go Near the Water while in window behind him, we would see the masts of   lined up boats begin to wave back and forth one after another to indicate   that the shark was swimming directly underneath them. This scene, when it   was deemed too difficult to shoot technically, was replaced by the "roast on   a hook" scene that does appear in the film. '),
('18044',' There are wonderful stories about the late Robert Shaw and his seriously   competitive, but ultimately professional, nature that are missing in the new   version. A story is told of a day when Shaw was extremely ill on the set and   barely had enough energy to get out the line, "Hooper you idiot, aint you   watchin where youre going?" and pretty much collapsing as soon as   Spielberg yelled cut. Richard Dreyfuss also talks at length of his   competitive nature and how they didnt always get along on set... '),
('18045',' The "Discovery of Chrissie" scene and the hand that is shown is a topic of   discussion with the films effects crew creating what would have been   appropriate looking from a realistic standpoint but an effect that Spielberg   just thought looked fake. He opted to simply shoot someones real hand   sticking out of the ground because it looked better to him. Not more   accurate, just better. At one point, Spielberg headed to the producers   office to quit as director. Knowing that the director was about to give up   the ship, producers David Brown and Richard Zanuck quickly threw on JAWS   T'),
('18046','shirts before his arrival and abruptly interrupted him when he entered   with praise of how great a job Spielberg was doing on the film. '),
('18047',' Spielberg talks about the test screenings that were held and goes into more   detail about reshooting the Ben Gardner head in the boat scene. He discloses   various ways that the shot was altered and the deciding factor in the used   shot. After telling how that first scream with the new shot was now louder   than the scream they got in the first test screening when the shark first   appears out of the water, that shark appearance only received half the   scream that they got at their first screening. Spielberg reasons that the   audience didnt trust him after the first jolt and were ready for something   to happen when the second scream came around. '),
('18048',' The end of the film differed from the book with the shark simply getting   caught up in cables and drowning. Spielberg changed the ending to get the   audience on its feet cheering. Author Peter Benchley disagreed with the   decision though and told the director that it was a preposterous end that   simply wouldnt happen. Missing here is a short admission by the author that   Spielberg was absolutely correct in his decision to change the ending. '),
('18049',' An entire section on the rating of JAWS is missing that involves the films   original R rating. The producers argued that the violence was nature and   that impressionable children were not going to run out after the movie and   imitate the behavior of the shark. A few frames of the severed leg did have   to be removed though in order to secure the PG rating that the film   eventually got. (The "30th Anniversary Edition" DVD, released in 2005, in   the documentarys uncut version.)'),
('18050',' The following scenes were cut from the final print of the film: '),
('18051',' A few lines were excised from the scene where "Asspimple" the drunk asks for   a job.  Evan tells him no drunks are needed, and Asspimple responds by   saying "What are you talking about?  Me, a f**king drunk?" '),
('18052',' The scene where Guido shows up and informs Sylvia that her father is dead   was a re'),
('18053','shoot.  In the theatrical print, it occurs as Evan and Sylvia sit   on a park bench chatting.  It was originally shot inside a hotel room, but   later altered due to continuity complications in the editing process. '),
('18054',' Agent Keitels reaction to being left behind while "tinkling" was cut from   the body of the film, and placed at the very end (after the credits), where   it served a more humorous purpose. '),
('18055',' In the scene near the end where Guido/Bruce shows up at the hotel to   confront Evan and Sylvia, Agent Roth was originally shown marveling over the   contents of a bible before reacting to the knock at the door. '),
('18056',' Some additional dialogue where Tim hops on the couch and starts watching the   porno.'),
('18057',' A small scene was cut during the time Vittorio visits Sheriff Sparks house.   Vittorio is shown calling his mob affiliates in New York, asking them about  the kids alleged connections, and raving about the ineptitude of the  "hillbillies" in Buchanan.'),
('18058',' The UK version cuts 23 seconds out of the first volume, and 12 seconds out of  the second volume for a total of 35 seconds of cuts to attain a 15  certificate.'),
('18059',' The theatrical release of the film was NC'),
('18060','17.The DVD version of this film was  released in an R'),
('18061','Rated version which trims or cuts some scenes in the NC'),
('18062','17  version. There is an NC'),
('18063','17 version available though.'),
('18064',' The original version was a hardcore, X'),
('18065','rated film.  Most prints are the  edited softcore version.'),
('18066',' Originally released in Spain in 1975 as La Maldición de la bestia. Released  in the United States as Night Of The Howling Beast (dubbed into English).  Super Video released two versions in NTSC format with English dubbing.  Both  called Night Of The Howling Beast.  A Dutch company called Sunrise released a  PAL version called The Werewolf And The Yeti. This version claimed extra  footage. This one featured Dutch subtitles.  Maldición de la bestia, La was  again released in the United States as The Hall Of The Mountain King. This  dubbed into english version had the graphic torture scene edited out.'),
('18067',' In 1997, Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version produced for  video by David Shepard (qv) using materials from the George Eastman  collection, in cooperation with the Estate of Cecil B. DeMille (qv). It has  a music score composed and performed by Sydney Jill Lehman (qv), runs 116  minutes, and was distributed on video by Kino International.'),
('18068',' A restored version has been released in 1999, edited by  Vincenzo Verzini (qv).'),
('18069',' SPOILER: There are two different versions of the films ending. One concludes  with the vampirism being explained as a hoax, but the Uncle disintegrates  instantly just like a real vampire would. The other version of the film ends  with everyone leaving the castle happily, while Max suddenly turns into a  real vampire and chases one of the ladies.'),
('18070',' Also available in computer colorized version.'),
('18071',' The German version includes a unique prologue and epilogue in a  psychiatrists where Severins sadomasochism is judged to be the result of  insanity.  These scenes were probably added to justify some of his behaviour  in'),
('18072','between, to the German censors, although confusingly the German version is  much more explicit than versions that dont carry this intro and outro.'),
('18073',' DVD Collector Edition includes almost an hour of outtake footage, including  an entirely different opening setup for the movie where T.S. meets Brandi  over a rooftop while her father is hosting a luncheon for the governor of New  Jersey, hoping to get funds for his public access cable programs. T.S. is  mistaken by the bodyguards for a sniper and the governor is hospitalized in  the ensuing mayhem.'),
('18074',' A deleted scene showed Tricia Jones flirting and having sex with the security  guard, La Fours. This explains the final segment in the where are they now  ending sequence, showing La Fours looking lovingly at Tricia during the book  signing.'),
('18075',' The DVD also features an alternate take of the video of Tricia Jones (Rene  Humphrey) and Shannen Hamilton (Ben Affleck) having sex shown after the game  show. This version shows Ben Affleck in a dress.'),
('18076',' Edited footage in the "Where Are They Now?" sequence showed Svenning and  Roddy working as janitors for Brodies talk show, and an additional shot of  Shannons face as he makes new friends.'),
('18077',' Three versions of the introduction were scripted (only two filmed). The  original, short opening had TS and Brodie blowing a lead on Collegiate  Quizbowl when Brodie mispronounces Biscay as Bisquick. He trips over a  mike while going to fight a Seton Hall heckler, and electrocutes the host.  This opening remains unfilmed. The studio requested above mentioned opening  (with the Governors Ball and the shooting). Much footage had to be dubbed,  reshot, or edited because of the opening change (it eliminated an entire  subplot as camera crews chased TS, and people recognized him though often for  the wrong crime). The third ending had two variants in and of itself. The  movie would open near the end, with Brodie on the stage of Truth Or Date,  where he would introduce the cast via voice overs, then tell about himself,  his birth in a fast food joint that was now a tanning salon, how the place  changed since then, and how he was the only constant. A second version  featured a completely different voice over commentary, relating a story about  how his father had been hurled from his wifes grandparents house after  kissing the grandmother shortly after having oral sex. (This story is in the  first variant, but Brodie says it was he who was caught.) A TV version  mangles a great many scenes, editing all the language, drug references, most  of the violence, and any product placement (the Diet Coke cup is cropped out,  the references to Jaws and Universal are pulled, and some very awkward  zooming is used on Ivana).'),
('18078',' In the theatrical version of the movie the second time Bob burst through  Gwens dressing room she is topless. In the US TV version she is fully  clothed.'),
('18079',' A version aired on USA removes all major obscene language. The USA Network  Version moves the shot of Ivannah "consulting" her breasts to an angle where  her breasts are not visible. There are two different versions of the scene  where the tape of Shannon Hamilton and Tricia Jones having sex in  circulation. The first version is in the theatrical version and features the  two performing anal sex. The second version is used in the USA version and  involves them finishing up having sex, and removes all references to anal  sex.'),
('18080',' In the edited for TV version in the US already mentioned, there is also one  other difference of note. All references to "stink palming" are removed, and  the disgusting nature of the pretzels is explained by the replacement of  "Theyre a bit melty, but man are they tempting!" with "Theyre a bit moldy,  but man are they tempting!"'),
('18081',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18082',' Shortened television versions of 90 and 95 minutes exist.'),
('18083',' Original Italian version (rated T, suitable for all ages) runs 109 minutes.  Miramax cut the film down to a running time of around 92 minutes, in order to  obtain a R rating. Gone or shortened were many of Renatos dream sequences  with Malena which involve a lot more nudity than in the cut version.'),
('18084',' Among the scenes cut from the American version of the film include several of  Renatos sexual fantasies, including a scene where he undresses Malena, and  another in which Malena strips naked in front of him in a fantasy and then in  reality a lookalike prostitute climbs sensuously on top of him in bed.'),
('18085',' Originally released in both silent and sound versions.'),
('18086',' Brignone also shot a German version with the same cast and crew called  "Mutter".'),
('18087',' Old German VHS version includes many alternate/more violent takes that are  not on the US DVD (whereas the version on the DVD is the same as in the US),  especially the ending is almost completely recut. On the other hand the US  version includes a few lines which are not in the German version.'),
('18088',' The UK version had to have 4 seconds removed from it to remove illegal horse  falls that contravened that countrys Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('18089',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit assorted fatal blows  including groin kicks.'),
('18090',' Turner Classic Movies showed a version restored by Hypercube L.L.C. NYC and  distributed by National Film Museum Incorporated. It had a piano music score  composed and performed by Douglas M. Protsik and ran 41 minutes.'),
('18091',' Fox/Lorber Associates, Inc. and Classics Associates, Inc. copyrighted a  version in 1985 with a new original score composed and orchestrated by  William Barber.  It was distributed by Fox/Lorber and ran 52 minutes.'),
('18092',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18093',' In some television versions, the scene with Porthos in the hay with the three  girls is cut,which provides no explanation as to why hes walking around in a  loincloth. However, the three girls can still be seen coming around the  corner after the barn collapses.'),
('18094',' The theatrical trailer contains some material which was not included in the  finished film. In the scene where DArtagnan faces the rioters in front of  the palace, a cabbage is thrown at him (in addition to the rotten tomato seen  in the movie). He slices it with his sword and declares "Im working my way  up to a salad." Also included in the trailer is a shot of Porthos looking up  and being hit in the eye by a bird dropping. In the film, he does not look up  and the dropping lands on his hat.'),
('18095',' When Philippe is in prison and Jeremy Irons comes disguised as a hugely fat  friar (concealing a substitute body to leave in Philippes place) who, is  going to hear his confession and offer mass, Philippe kneels down and (in the  movie theater version) makes the sign of the cross as he says he must  confess. When the movie was released in VHS format, Philippes making the  sign of the cross was left out.'),
('18096',' During the first Indian guide meeting, Ben nicknames Jack after his pet. In  initial releases he gave the name Numb Nuts for his pet squirrel.   Alternately (for television) Ben gives the name Butt Head after a goat.'),
('18097',' In the scene where Jack is on the cot and it breaks, he says "This sucks,"  but when the movie was aired on the Disney Channel, he says, "This stinks."'),
('18098',' The Disney Channel version also has an entirely different scene, in which the  Indian Guides play a game called "Ive Always Wondered", where they discuss  things that theyve always wondered. This more subtly achieves what the NBC  television version does with Jacks speech in which he pretends to be an  Italian actor playing a Native American. There are additional small changes  in the Disney Channel edit that enhance the film.'),
('18099',' European (PAL) version of the DVD lack the stylized subtitles found through  the movie, except for a few in the beginning. Those subtitles are found in  the form of regular DVD subtitles.'),
('18100',' Also available in a crudely redrawn colorized version.'),
('18101',' Several scenes were shot but cut.  These include: '),
('18102',' The cast of Taxi rehearsing with a stand'),
('18103','in substituting for Andy. '),
('18104',' Andy responding to fan mail from some attractive girls. '),
('18105',' Andy taking a girl out on a date and acting so weird she asks to go home. '),
('18106',' After the Tony Clifton fiasco on the Taxi set, Andy calling Ed Weinberger   and thanking him for playing along so convincingly. '),
('18107',' A scene backstage after Andy "hurts" his neck at the wrestling match where   his worried parents come to see if he is okay. '),
('18108',' A scene towards the end of the movie at the Improv Club where Andy   resurrects his Foreign Man routine and is "heckled" by Zmuda posing as an   audience member.'),
('18109',' A scene not shown in the film, but appearing in the trailers had Andy with a  hurt neck backstage after the wrestling match, suddenly lifting his head  smiling, thus giving away it was an act with Jerry Lawler.'),
('18110',' Re'),
('18111','issued at five reels in December 1920 by Kremer Film Features.'),
('18112',' In the original U.S. theatrical release, the "Hello Mary Lou" sequence with  the gun was missing.  It was restored when the movie was broadcast on pay  cable.'),
('18113',' The film was originally made for Paramount and carried their logo at the  start with the name of the wide screen process being used incorporated (i.e  Vista Vision). The film was reissued by Universal during the 80s (see trivia  section) and Universal switched the Paramount logo to their own, with the  reference to Vista Vision being removed in the process.'),
('18114',' In 1991, NBC Television broadcast a truncated version of "The Man Who Saw  Tomorrow".  The broadcast was hosted in video segments by Charlton Heston  (eliminating or re'),
('18115','recording the bulk of Orson Welless narration).  The film  was updated to include examination of verses which may relate to the famine  situation in Ethiopia (1984'),
('18116','85), the recent earthquakes in California  (1988'),
('18117','89), and Sadam Hussein (1990'),
('18118','91).'),
('18119',' Though released in a black and white version, the picture was originally shot  on color film.  Allegedly because of a mixup at a developing lab, some prints  released in Canada had the first reel in color by mistake, while the rest of  the film was in black and white.'),
('18120',' Because of a contractual agreement, the distributor (USA Films) is allegedly  releasing a color version in Europe'),
('18121',' The DVD contains several deleted scenes.'),
('18122',' Limited edition DVD released in Korea allegedly contains both original  theatrical B/W version and Color version on two separate disks.'),
('18123',' In some European countries (among which Belgium, France and the Netherlands),  the rental version is available only in color. Strangely enough, the version  available in the stores both has the original black & white version as well  as the version in colour.'),
('18124',' In Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, one DVD version sold in stores  consists of 2 discs, one containing the black and white version and the other  having the film in color. However, there is also a single disc color only DVD  available.'),
('18125',' The color version has been released on DVD in Thailand, with a Thai language  track.'),
('18126',' The video version in 1986 was cut by 5 seconds in order to receive a "PG"  rating from the BBFC with edits made to shots of workmen sniffing white  powder from a cocaine'),
('18127','covered car during the opening sequence. In 2004 all  cuts were reinstated and the video was re'),
('18128','rated "15".'),
('18129',' On the original MGM DVD release, a heavy amount of reverb is added to John  Barrys score when Bond kills Scaramanga in the fun house. The original mono  track, heard on the 2006 Ultimate Edition DVD, cuts the music off just as  Bond fires his weapon. The Dolby Digital 5.1 mix on the UE adds a smaller  amount of reverb, but still cuts the music off as Bond fires.'),
('18130',' Airings of this film on the "Bond Picture Show" on ABC has the opening song  sped up.'),
('18131',' CBS/Fox video release is missing John Barrys score in the following scenes: '),
('18132',' Bonds entrance into Hai Fats home. '),
('18133',' Bonds encounter with the two sumo wrestlers. '),
('18134',' Bonds arrival and escape from Hai Fats karate school. '),
('18135',' Bond and Lt. Hips pursuit of Scaramanga after the kickboxing match. '),
('18136',' After Scaramanga murders Hai Fat and his following line He always did like   that mausoleum... put him in it. '),
('18137',' Source music is also missing when Bond orders Phuyuck.'),
('18138',' The airing of this film on "The Bond Picture Show" on ABC have edited Chu  Mes rear nudity when James Bond meets her in Scaramangas swimming pool.  More waves were added to the water to obscure it.'),
('18139',' The first American TV broadcast on ABC in the 1970s featured alterations to  the opening credits to obscure partial nudity.'),
('18140',' The scene in the hotel where the bellboy goes through puberty in a matter of  seconds is removed from the currently available DVD version.'),
('18141',' Either a portion of a scene was deleted from the DVD or a scene was added to  the TV version. In the scene where Steve Martin is rushing home to save the  brain (Miss Uumellmahaye), he slams on the accelerator, which sends Kathleen  Turner flying backward, to which she screams, "What the f...!"'),
('18142',' The VHS version is missing the scene where the realtor is leading Michael  around the cottage with Ann in the cat carrier, and hes repeating everything  the realtor says so Ann will know what is being said.'),
('18143',' The USA Network version features footage deleted prior to the theatrical  release: '),
('18144',' A scene where Lori and Perry sit on a sofa watching Max on the first night '),
('18145',' A scene where Lori does her final story on Max'),
('18146',' TV version also has an extended scene where Lori is taking out the trash and  finds the empty box of the poison that Perry tried to poison Max with, while  Rudy is making his milk shake.'),
('18147',' The version on USA Network includes scenes cut from the theatrical Version: '),
('18148',' A scene where Lori and her girlfriend Perry are on couch on the first night   with Max outside the patio door, where Lori remarks "look how he become   attached to me already." Which appears in one of the trailers. '),
('18149',' A scene where Lori does her last story on Max, just after Max dies in the   scene in the Lab before we cut to three month later, where Lori meets with   Rudy to show her the puppies. '),
('18150',' Scene where Ray has his balls biten off by Max is cut,  jumps right to Emaxx   lab scene right as Max goes for Ray. '),
('18151',' In the TV Version, the scene when Max escapes, when lori and Anne are in the   lab when Dr. Jarret throws down his duffles to the floor as max ignores his   commands to "enter" He says "damn it" instead of his real words "God damn   it". '),
('18152',' The scene of the mutilated mugger is removed all you see are the detectives   looking at the dead body. '),
('18153',' The scene where Lori and Anne are trying to escape from Emaxx after being   caught by the guard, when they reach parting elevator doors, revealing Dr.   Jarret, Annes original response "Shit" is subsitited for "great".'),
('18154',' The version on USA Network includes scenes cut from the theatrical Version: '),
('18155',' A scene where Lori and her boyfriend Perry are on couch on the first night   with Max outside the patio door, where Lori remarks "look how he become   attached to me already." Which appears in one of the trailers. Including   extended scene of Perry showing menus to Lori in the bedroom. '),
('18156',' A scene where Lori does her last news story on Max, just after Max dies in   the scene in the Lab before we cut to three month later, where Lori meets   with Rudy to show her the puppies. '),
('18157',' Scene where Ray has his balls biten off by Max is cut, jumps right to Emaxx   lab scene right as Max goes for Ray. '),
('18158',' In the TV Version, the scene when Max escapes, when lori and Anne are in the   lab when Dr. Jarret throws down his duffles to the floor as max ignores his   commands to "enter" He says "damn it" instead of his real words "God damn   it". '),
('18159',' The scene of the mutilated mugger is removed all you see are the detectives   looking at the dead body. '),
('18160',' The scene where Lori and Anne are trying to escape from Emaxx after being   caught by the guard, when they reach parting elevator doors, revealing Dr.   Jarret, Annes original response "Shit" is subsitited for "great".'),
('18161',' In a film entitled "The Mormon Pavilion at the New York Worlds Fair (1964)"  the short "Mans Search For Happiness" was combined with a fifteen minute  introduction with scenes shot at the fair including interested visitors  touring the Worlds Fair Mormon Pavilion. Questions concerning the theme of  the pavilion were posed in this film.'),
('18162',' A new version was produced and released in 1986 using essentially the same  script. The original narration and narrator were retained, as was the same  music score (re'),
('18163','mixed) with the use of The Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Visuals  were updated with a new cast in new locations, including Nathan Hale (as "The  Grandfather"), but unlike the orginal film, no animated sequences were  included.'),
('18164',' After the New York Worlds Fair run, the original 1964 film was released for  use by the LDS church with the soundtrack translated into Samoan, Tongan,  Navajo, Mandarin, and Japanese. With the approach of Expo 70 in Osaka, Japan  it was decided to produce an all new version with Japanese characters. Robert  Stum (director of photography), Doug Johnson (art direction), and Judge  Whitaker (director'),
('18165','producer) flew to Japan in July, 1969 and began  production. The rest of the crew was Japanese, and the script re'),
('18166','written to  suit the Japanese setting. A 10 day shooting schedule was planned, and the  studio shots were completed in 7 days, with only the closing exterior shot  remaining. Weather only allowed that shot to be wrapped three days later. The  film was shown in the Mormon Pavilion at Expo 70. Attendance over 6 months  tallied at 6,658,532 visitors, and the film was also shown elsewhere in  cultural halls for those who could not get into the pavilion.'),
('18167',' West German version was edited (ca. 4 minutes) to remove every scene with the  ladies in the greenhouse. To this day all home video releases contain the cut  version. An uncut version (with subtitles for the missing scenes) was shown  on Arte.'),
('18168',' The international version of the film (released on PAL region 2 DVD) contains  a different cut of the film that runs approx. 5 minutes shorter than the U.S.  release but also has many scenes presented in alternate clothed takes. In all  12 scenes were either trimmed or re'),
('18169','edited with alternate shots/angles/takes: '),
('18170',' Scene where slave is bent over and inspected for hemorrhoids is cut. '),
('18171',' Scene where the wench is being prepared for her deflowering is presented in   an alternate take where her breasts are not exposed. '),
('18172',' Scene with pregnant wench is shot with alternate angles to obscure nudity.   Perry Kings full frontal nudity is cut and replaced with a closer shot that   reveals he is wearing shorts when he kneels down to pray (It looks like a   goof '),
('18173',' only a bit of the waistband can be seen at the corner of the frame). '),
('18174',' Alternate takes of the slave being strung up to be beaten are used to   obscure nudity, and many shots of him being beat and left bloody are cut. '),
('18175',' A few seconds where Perry Kings cousin rips off a wenchs dress and bends   her over to begin beating her is cut to remove nudity. The beating is left   intact. '),
('18176',' The slave market scene is edited to remove the topless wenches on display,   and the shot where the German widow sticks her hand into Ken Nortons shorts   and "inspects" him is cut short. The second shot with her hand in and then   removing it is left intact though. '),
('18177',' An alternate take is used with a prostitute clothed rather than nude at the   bawdy house. '),
('18178',' A few seconds of a prostitute rubbing on Perry Kings crotch is cut. '),
('18179',' An alternate take is used during the fight at the bawdy house so that a   prostitute is seen holding her dress up while she cheers whereas in the   original she lets it fall and her breasts be exposed. '),
('18180',' The entire scene between Perry King and Brenda Sykes in which she asks him   if hell let their child go free is presented in alternate clothed takes. In   the original film they are both completely nude. Even the camera angles and   setups are the same, only with clothes in the international version. '),
('18181',' In the scene where Ken Norton fights a man to death one long shot where the   other fighter claws his back is cut. Also cut is when Ken bites down on the   other fighters neck, is pulled off, and then bites into his neck again. All   the close'),
('18182','ups are cut. '),
('18183',' The Susan George/Ken Norton love scene is almost entirely missing. Ken   Nortons nudity is cut, and then the scene ends in an alternate take when   the two go out of frame onto the bed. The original scene went on for much   longer and exposed Ken Nortons buttocks and Susan Georges breasts.'),
('18184',' The Shriek Show USA release from Media'),
('18185','Blasters is uncut and runs at just  over 92 minutes.'),
('18186',' The Region 1, Shriek Show (Media'),
('18187','Blasters) DVD is uncut at 92 minutes long.'),
('18188',' The original UK cinema release was cut by 5 minutes 42 secs by the BBFC to  remove graphic scenes of rape, disembowelment and a castration, plus genuine  footage of a snake killing a monkey, the killing of a crocodile and an iguana  being eviscerated. The 1987 Elephant video release was cut by an additional 1  sec to further remove the initial knife penetration shot to the crocodiles  head, and the Vipco DVD version features the same edit.'),
('18189',' The EC'),
('18190','Entertainment Laserdisc is uncut.'),
('18191',' The 2001 DVD release on the Columbia TriStar label is reported to have has a  technical glitch during the layer change which eliminates approximately 2  minutes of footage (featuring the death of one of the main characters!).'),
('18192',' Available in an R'),
('18193','rated version and an Unrated "directors cut". The unrated  version contains very graphic versions of scenes, including Mrs. Frawleys  and Gartleys deaths.'),
('18194',' The Unrated version is about 30 secs longer than R'),
('18195','rated. Here are the  differences: '),
('18196',' Sherry tries to rescue Mrs. Frawley from the mangler by grabbing her legs.   Just after she has done that, there is a bloody close up of Frawleys head   inside the machine (2 sec) '),
('18197',' About 16 secs later there is another close up of Frawley inside the machine.   It shows her upper body covered in blood (2 sec) '),
('18198',' The death of Frawley is also shown in close up. It shows when her head is   crushed by the roller. (2 sec) '),
('18199',' When Pictureman takes the second picture of Frawleys mangled body, the close   up stays longer and shows a pile of flesh (3 sec) '),
('18200',' In the scene where George gets stuck in the machine, a close up is shown   when the axe hits his arm, it sprays blood first on the man who cut Georges   arm, then on Sherry. Gartley yells "Sherry", a close up of Georges face and   the bloody stump is then shown. George yells in agony and Sherry looks up to   Gartley. This lasts about 11 sec '),
('18201',' When Lin Sue gets killed, it shows in close up her body beeing mangled (2   sec) '),
('18202',' A few sec later, there is another close up of her mangled body ( 2 sec) '),
('18203',' The death of Gartley, it shows a 5 sec shot when his thigh gets folded to   his stomach. Intercut is close ups of Hunton. '),
('18204',' About 14 sec later when Gartley finally have been mangled, a close up of his   waist is shown, it sprays blood up in the air. What only remains is his   upper body (2 sec)'),
('18205',' The Anchor Bay release under the original title "Manhattan Baby" is the  complete, uncut version, containing all the gore and violence.'),
('18206',' This Republic serial was edited down to a feature film and released under the  title "Captain Mephisto and the Tranformation Machine."'),
('18207',' The original VHS theatrical release version from Karl Lorimar Home Video has  an additional walking scene in the police station where the lead cop says  they took extensive prints at the murder scene, which isnt on the Anchor Bay  "theatrical" cut. It also includes both the both the comments on Lector being  a psychopath, the comment on Lectors surviving victims, and the extended  scene where Will says the Tooth Fairy should be killed even though he  probably was abused as a child. The Anchor Bay theatrical version has the  added scene with the Realtor (Michael Talbot from Miami Vice) and the  additional hotel scene between Will & his wife. Everything else is the same.'),
('18208',' The Hannibal Lecter Collection, that also features Hannibal and Silence of  the Lambs, contains the original and complete widescreen theatrical version  of the film.'),
('18209',' USA cable network Showtime ran a "Directors Cut" of Manhunter that contained  a different version of the ending. It was also a different edit of the film,  and ran three minutes longer.'),
('18210',' Anchor Bay  Entertainment has released a special two'),
('18211','discs DVD edition with  two versions of the film.  On disc 1, there is a "version" of the Theatrical  Edition, running at 121 minutes, in anamorphic 2.35:1 ratio, with Dolby  Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. On Disc 2, there is the "Directors Cut" edition  of "Manhunter", running at 124 minutes. It, too, is in anamorphic 2.35:1, but  only has a bog'),
('18212','standard Stereo soundtrack. The Directors Cut featured on the  second disc of the Anchor Bay DVD features the following additional scenes: '),
('18213',' After visiting the Leeds house in the beginning of the film, Will takes a   pause in watching their home movies and calls his wife and talks to her for   a while. '),
('18214',' A scene with Graham and Dr Chilton just before Graham goes to see Lecter. '),
('18215',' Additional dialog during Grahams meeting with Lecter concerning how Graham   caught Lecter. '),
('18216',' A scene with Graham telling Crawford that he is bringing his wife and son to   town. '),
('18217',' An alternate ending, in which Graham visits the family that would be next in   line for Dollarhyde, but who are now safe, thanks to Graham.'),
('18218',' Video versions there is an exchange between Graham and Crawford, missing from  both Anchor Bay DVD versions: CRAWFORD: You sympathize with this guy?   GRAHAM: As a child, my heart bleeds for him. Someone took a little boy and  turned him into a monster.  But as an adult... as an adult, hes  irredeemable. He butchers whole families to fulfill some sick fantasy. As an  adult, I think someone should blow the sick fuck out of his socks.[Turns  around in his chair to face Crawford.] Are you uncomfortable with this kind  of understanding?[Crawford pivots to put his back against the wall.]" This  exchange would take place in Anchor Bays "Theatrical release" version at  about Chapter 25, 1:36:35. Furthermore, the "Directors version" appears to  be a near'),
('18219','finished work print, with sloppy titles, and some clumsy sped up  and slow motion transitions (when Graham is talking to the Birmingham real  estate agent, and when Dolarhyde kidnaps Reba). It also features a visit by  Graham to the "next in line" victims after Rebas rescue, that was arguably  best left on the cutting room floor.'),
('18220',' The new Michael Mann approved "restored directors cut" DVD from Anchor Bay  is missing the scene with Graham and Dr. Chilton before Graham goes to talk  with Lecktor.  In the scene Chilton explains a few rules about Lecktor, and  then inquires about how Graham caught Lecktor through his thoughts.  It is  unknown whether or not director Mann intended for this scene to be left out,  or if he couldnt find the film elements.  This scene is in the original  Anchor Bay directors cut on VHS tape and on the second disc of the Limited  Edition set.  The earlier directors cut appears to be from tape source  elements which Mann put together.'),
('18221',' As well as the line about Lecktor being called a psychopath missing from the  conversation between Graham and the Police Chief, also missing is an  important bit of info regarding Lecktors history. When the Police Chief says  He killed nine people didnt he, Graham answers with nine that we know of,  two didnt die and the Chief asks, What happened to them, then immediately  says I heard he cut you pretty bad. However, in the original theatrical  version, Graham answers the question, explaining that one is an alcoholic,  the other is on a respirator in Baltimore.'),
('18222',' The original theatrical version is completely intact on the MGM Video Region  2, NTSC disc. It is available in Japan.'),
('18223',' Also, the British theatrical, home video/DVD and TV versions, are different  to the Theatrical Edition that Anchor Bay has released. Whilst the British  versions run at approximately 111 minutes, and are uncut, one scene is  missing, that have appeared in the Anchor Bay "Theatrical Edition". It is  Chapter 15 (52m 22s to 54m 49s), Will and wife Molly, discuss their love for  one another, the case, and their past.'),
('18224',' VCD (video CD) version by Panorma Entertaintment is cut to 115 minute'),
('18225',' The DVD "theatrical release" version released by Anchor Bay is different from  many actual theatrical versions. For example, crucially missing is a comment  from Graham when he is at the police station early in the movie. The missing  dialogue: Police Chief: "What did the doctors say is wrong with Lector?"  Graham: "They call him a psychopath, they dont know what else to call him."  Its possible to see a flaw in the film where the Police Chief is about to  ask this question, and they cut the edit just as he begins to form the  question. In their Directors cut edition, Graham gives this line while at  the podium in the police station. Furthermore, the scene which leads into the  backyard scene ("Thats why houses with big yards"), where Graham talks to  the real estate agent inside the house, was not included in the original  theatrical release.'),
('18226',' The film was rejected for a cinema certificate in 1981 by the BBFC and also  for a video rating in 1998. It was finally released in the UK on the Anchor  Bay label in 2002 after receiving 58 secs of cuts to a prolonged  strangulation scene and to a sexualized stabbing sequence.'),
('18227',' The directors cut, released on DVD in the US, is actually shorter.  Although  it contains all the graphic violence, a scene depicting Joe Spinell in a  hotel room with a prostitute has been shortened.  Another scene showing Joe  and the photographer in a restaurant has been completely removed, but is  added to the DVD as an extra.'),
('18228',' The version released by Anchor Bay runs 88 minutes and is the complete, uncut  version.'),
('18229',' In Australia, the 1980 cinema release was cut, as was the Video Classics tape  release. Umbrella Entertainment finally had this passed uncut in 2004. The  DVD Australia release is an import of the Anchor Bay disc and has not been  submitted for rating.'),
('18230',' Now released on DVD fully uncut and wide screen in Australia by Umbrella  Entertainment.'),
('18231',' All UK cinema and video versions were cut by 5 secs by the BBFC to edit some  of the stabbing during the shower scene. The cuts were fully waived in the  2004 extended Optimum DVD release.'),
('18232',' In the Collectors Edition at the end of the movie there are scenes featuring  the mayor and his aide.'),
('18233',' Canadian DVD by Legacy Entertainment is 88 minutes'),
('18234',' Some of the violence was trimmed to get an "R" rating, most notably the  police station massacre.  This scene appears in its entirely in a flashback  sequence in Maniac Cop 3 (which was also originally given an "NC'),
('18235','17" rating).'),
('18236',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut the video release was cut by 4 secs  by the BBFC to remove some scenes of blood spurts during the police shootout.'),
('18237',' Some extreme violent acts were cut from the original NC'),
('18238','17 version so film  could receive an R rating.'),
('18239',' Also released in a Unrated version on VHS.'),
('18240',' Some Nintendo versions deleted the ability to blow up Weird Eds hamster in  the microwave.  The Nintendo version cut out a lot of things that the  computer version had.'),
('18241',' Some versions include scenes featuring an anethesiologist (Charles  Kissinger); other versions do not.'),
('18242',' The DVD version is a few seconds shorter than the original. For example, the  film once started with the car (with mom, dad and Debbie) pulling up and  stopping BEFORE the dialog starts. There is also a little music that was cut  out. The full opening can be seen in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 version  of the film.'),
('18243',' An extended TV version was also made. This version includes a subplot, which  takes place in present day Canada.'),
('18244',' One sex scene was cut from the US version in order to obtain a PG rating.'),
('18245',' The version released by Something Weird video as "Mantis in Lace" is the  longest, most complete version of the film, originally titled "Lila".'),
('18246',' The version played on the Disney channel has an alternate final third than  the theatrical version. In the Disney channel version, the "Tigger too" and  "we say goodbye" segments are deleted, and they are replaced with the fourth  "Winnie the Pooh" short, which wasnt previously included, "A day for Eeyore".  This means it abruptly goes from Piglet saying "and Piglet too!" at the end  of the "Blustery Day" segment, to the begining of "A day for Eeyore", and the  film ends with that short. Previously, the scene continued, and Pooh  introduced "Tigger too", which was followed by the "we say goodbye"  sequence", and then the film ends.'),
('18247',' The French version has a different editing, by Transunivers Films.'),
('18248',' Most of the available English dubbed video versions are only 60 minutes in  length as 32 minutes of the original film have been removed from them.'),
('18249',' The USA version, titled Frankensteins Bloody Terror, removed the first 10min  and added an animated prologue, linking Imre Wolfstein to the Frankenstein  family in order to satisfy the distributers need for a Frankenstein movie to  release at the time.'),
('18250',' The one major network showing of "March or Die" was considerably different  from the original release, with a great deal of additional footage and a  completely different ending. At the end of the original release Marco (Hill)  gives a rousing speech to replacement Legionnaires, which is word'),
('18251','for'),
('18252','word  the same speech Foster (Hackman) gave recruits near the beginning of the  film. (To potential deserters: "If the Legion doesnt get you, the Arabs  will. If the Arabs dont get you, the desert will. And if the desert doesnt  get you... I will.) A caravan is leaving the fort behind Marco as he gives  his speech. The original release ends on this note, implying that Marco has  stepped into Fosters shoes as loyal Legion commander. In the network  showing, after Marco delivers his speech, we see Marco deserting. He has  slipped into Arab garb and joined the caravan leaving the fort. The  Sergeant'),
('18253','Major is shown smiling at him, implying that he is complicit in  Marcos desertion. Also in the network showing: A fierce desert battle  between a legion column and Arab raiders. The entire battle is deleted from  the original release. The column is led by the mean Lieutenant. In one scene,  the mean Lieutenant is shown placing a pistol to his head and committing  suicide. The scene does not appear in the original release. In addition, in  the original release, the footage of the mean Lieutenant firing his pistol  during the columns battle with raiders, is edited into the final battle  scene at the archaological dig. The effect is quite jarring, as he has not  been present for about a third of the film.'),
('18254',' The original French version features dialog for the penguins and a pop music  soundtrack.'),
('18255',' Turner Classic Movies showed a version with an uncredited piano score that  ran 102 minutes.'),
('18256',' An earlier version of this film debuted at The Global Village Documentary  Film Festival in 1986'),
('18257',' Remastered into talkie in 1939 in Hollywood.'),
('18258',' In addition to the subtitled version, Columbia had an English dubbed version  prepared for home video release in the United States.'),
('18259',' Although two versions of this film were shot, a talkie and a silent, and both  of them exist, there was also a third version that MGM used to show this film  in Argentina. The majority of the footage was lifted from the silent version  (with an added soundtrack with music and effects) and all of the songs from  the sound version were also included.'),
('18260',' "Unrestored" film has now  been restored and is available on DVD. When the  film played the Carthay Circle in Los Angeles and the Astor Theatre in New  York as a reserved seat "road show" attraction, the print ran eleven minutes  longer than the generally available 149 minute Turner Library print. These  eleven minutes contained an overture, entracte, and exit music, with an  intermission immediately following Antoinettes emotional farewell to Fersen  on the steps of Versailles. These remnants of the "road show" presentation  have now been restored to the new Warner Bros. Home Video DVD, which runs a  little over 157 minutes.'),
('18261',' When the film was released in Chicago, several cuts were ordered. They  included: '),
('18262',' a. A male character concealing cocane in his shoe. '),
('18263',' b. Shots of the Joanne preparing to go swimming. '),
('18264',' c. All shots of the women undressing and then running about on the beach in   the nude and being chased by their boyfriends. '),
('18265',' d. A portion of dialogue: "Just a sweet little love child." '),
('18266',' Exibitors were also told to trim a close up shot Burma Roberts toking up for   the first time .'),
('18267',' Censor boards in Ohio also had their share of desired cuts. They were: '),
('18268',' The line "No honeymooning till after were married." '),
('18269',' Shots of partiers rolling around on the floor togeather in the beach house. '),
('18270',' Shot of Joanne preparing to go swimming. '),
('18271',' All shots of the women running around on the beach (and presumably all   footage of them undressing beforehand). '),
('18272',' When Tony says "Im going yo send you away to have your baby.", the "to have   your baby" part was cut. '),
('18273',' Newspaper headline "Federal Authorities Powerless To Supress Marihuana   Triaffic!" was cut. '),
('18274',' The scene in which Burma plots to kidnap her sisters child was ordered to   be cut on the grounds that it had dialogue like "you know what the wrap is   for a snatch job."'),
('18275',' Censor boards in New York and Ohio mandated that the nude bathing scenes be  removed from the film. Also in Ohio, the producers were forced to omit scenes  that showed ways that the drugs were concieled, as well as a newspaper  headline stating law inforcement agencies were powerless to stop marijuana  trifficking. New York audiences also never saw the scene towards the end  where Burma shoots up in her leg. END.'),
('18276',' US subtitled version has narrated introduction trying to set movie in US  instead of Mexico.'),
('18277',' In the Japanese version Lakui will tell you to go up and down when you level  up and to press the B button to cancel.'),
('18278',' Stardust Fields Area 64 in the US version was Stardust Fields Area 51 in the  Japanese version.'),
('18279',' The Japanese version added more badge points for Mario and Luigi when you  start the game.'),
('18280',' In the Japanese version they added a picture of E. Gadd whenever you made a  blend of Starbeans coffee.'),
('18281',' The Japanese version added a feature where there were heart blocks in certain  areas of the game.'),
('18282',' An updated version of this arcade hit has been included with every game in  the Super Mario Advance series.'),
('18283',' In the Japanese version many logos were different, like they were spoofs. For  example, Koopa Air was written in the color that Jordon Air is. This was  changed. Another was the MarioBros billboard, which was changed to Mario  Bros. because it was spoofing the Marlboro logo.'),
('18284',' A version was released to Super Nintendo that gave more year choices and  included some "time surfing".'),
('18285',' The Warner Bros. logo and the WarnerColor credit are cut from television and  video prints.'),
('18286',' In 1970, Killiam Shows, Inc. copyrighted a sound version with original 1920s  tints. It has an original piano music score by William P. Perry and runs 90  minutes.'),
('18287',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('18288',' A slightly altered version of the program is playing in continual exhibition  at The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford, CT. Primarily, commercial  teases have been removed and replaced by chapter titles.'),
('18289',' UK version cuts the scene in the department store where Hatcher slowly breaks  a thugs arm'),
('18290',' The english video version, rated "18" is censored and omits the scene where  John Hatcher breaks the backbone of Screwface.'),
('18291',' The scene with Seagal pushing his thumbs into Screwfaces eyes is also cut  from the UK version.  That scene is also shortened on the US DVD release,  compared to the full screen Laser disc.'),
('18292',' Swedish DVD is heavily cut, all violent scenes are shortened, especially when  Hatcher breaks screwfaces back and Hatcher pushing his thumbs into  screwfaces eyes.'),
('18293',' Dialogue in the final scene reveals that Marnies mother had given up her  virginity at 15 to Marnies father in exchange for a sweater. Just before the  films release the studio had second thoughts about this part, and  Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) agreed to cut the lines. But hundreds of prints  had already been made, and rather than incur the cost of reprinting the final  reel of each, the studio released them as they were, so there were two  versions of the film from the outset.'),
('18294',' The version titled "Space Travelers" is the one spoofed by Mystery Science  Theater 3000. In this version, the scene where Celia Pruett learns of her  husbands death is accompanied by a truly AWFUL electronic score (it sounds  literally like random keys played on a toy synthesizer, something MST3K made  note of). The original version has no music during this scene (and almost no  other music; a muted, very low'),
('18295','key score can be heard when Pruett leaves the  ship to "fix" it).'),
('18296',' The film was originally reviewed at 7 reels, but it is unclear whether this  version was ever released.'),
('18297',' Re'),
('18298','issued in a re'),
('18299','edited version with new titles, as Marriage à la Carte  (1916).'),
('18300',' A television ad had Marsha Dale saying (over the desicion of what to do about  the Martians): "Kick the crud out of them!" which was an edit to what she  said in the theatrical version: "Kick the crap out of them!"'),
('18301',' The Mars Underground '),
('18302',' 53 minute television cut; aired on The Science Channel  during "Space Week" and on Discovery HD'),
('18303',' US version was edited by Miramax (removing all profanity) to secure a PG'),
('18304','13  rating.'),
('18305',' A scene where the martian considers suicide has been deleted.'),
('18306',' European version is completely re'),
('18307','edited. Martins flashbacks are placed at  the beginning so that the story is chronologically linear.'),
('18308',' European version was rescored by Italian rock group Goblin.'),
('18309',' When Marty drops off Clara at her home after their evening out, there is an  additional 5'),
('18310','minute sequence where she visits her parents in their bedroom  and discusses her date with Marty (included on the CBS FOX Video but deleted  from the MGM Vintage Classics Video and DVD).'),
('18311',' Norimaro was a secret character in the Japanese version. Hes only playable  in the US version through cheat and hacking devices like a Gameshark or  Codebreaker.'),
('18312',' The 45 minute UK running time included a separate 6'),
('18313','minute short entitled  "Mary Millington 1946'),
('18314','1979 Prologue". The title of this short is factually  incorrect: Mary was born in 1945. The prologue features clips of Mary in  "Come Play With Me" (1977) "The Playbirds" (1978) and "Queen Of The Blues"  (1979) and is narrated by John M. East The prologue short is absent from the  video version "The Naked Truth" The prologue short is included as an extra  feature on the Region 2 DVD release of "Come Play With Me" (1977)'),
('18315',' An airing on ABC in 2002 played it completely intact with the exception of a  scene in which Admiral Boom refers to the nannies waiting to be interviewed  as a "ghastly looking crew".'),
('18316',' The original print opened with the Buena Vista Distribution logo, as all  Disney films released after 1953 did then. In 2004, for the 40th Anniversary  DVD, this was replaced with the Walt Disney Pictures logo. The same thing has  been done with the other old Disney films ever since the studio changed its  name from Walt Disney Productions to Walt Disney Pictures.'),
('18317',' In some theaters, likely British theaters, there was an intermission after  Mary Poppins finished singing Stay Awake. The 2004 DVD includes a fullscreen  clip of the number fading to black and an intermission card appearing.'),
('18318',' The U.K. version from Redemption Video is the original, uncut,  English'),
('18319','language version prepared by the producers. It contains the original  music score, more mature dubbing, and contains violence edited from the U.S.  version. It is also letterboxed.'),
('18320',' La Maschera del Demonio in its Italian form has been shown on Italian  television. This is the only complete, uncut version of the film which  includes a scene between Ivo Garrani & Barbara Steele in an outdoor setting.'),
('18321',' This film has been shown in the United States in four (five counting the tv  version) different versions. '),
('18322',' BLACK SUNDAY (84 minutes)distributed by American Internatinal Pictures. This   U.S. version features a more dramatic dubbing job recorded in the U.S. and a   new score by Les Baxter to replace the original score. Further edits to this   version were used to create the 16mm U.S. television syndication version. '),
('18323',' REVENGE OF THE VAMPIRE The long delayed British version is a different cut   that features the original English language dubbing recorded in Italy and   the original Italian score by Roberto Nicolosi. '),
('18324',' THE MASK OF SATAN (87 minutes) The complete version of the film featuring   the original English language dubbing recorded in Italy and the original   Italian score by Roberto Nicolosi. This is usually referred to as the   "European Version." '),
('18325',' LA MASCHERA DEL DEMONIO (85 minutes) Not the original Italian version as you   might expect from the title. The main title is video generated (in bright   red) amd superimposed over the black and white film. The film uses the   original English language dubbing recored in Italy. The score is a mixture   of both the original Italian (Roberto Nicolosi) and U. S. (Les Baxter)   scores.'),
('18326',' Some of the scenes that were altered in the US "PG" version: '),
('18327',' The arterial spurting from the neck of a patient in the operating room was   removed. '),
('18328',' When OHoulihan is surprised in the shower, the tent flap begins to rise but   the scene cuts away before seeing her. '),
('18329',' The "F'),
('18330','word" was removed from the football game.'),
('18331',' Re'),
('18332','released on DVD and VHS unedited and with an MPAA rating of "R" in January  2002.'),
('18333',' Race for Life (1954) is a shorter cut for USA release, at 69 minutes and 65  minutes in the re'),
('18334','release. Directors cut was titled Mask of Dusk (1954), and  ran at 79 minutes.'),
('18335',' In the 1970s, "Mask of Fu Manchu" was cut slightly (by about 3 minutes),  removing references deemed particularly offensive to the Asian'),
('18336','American  community (including several racial remarks and an extended version of the  famous whipping scene).  It is actually this cut version which MGM/UA  released in the early 1990s on videotape, although the deleted segments were  restored for the print of "Mask of Fu Manchu" used for the later laserdisc  release "MGM Horror Classics".'),
('18337',' New Lines Special Edition DVD includes two scenes that were removed from the  theatrical version prior to release: '),
('18338',' a prologue, set in the 11th century, showing the arrival of a Viking boat to   America; the Vikings come ashore, bury a chest that contains Lokis mask and   then leave; '),
('18339',' a longer version of the scene where Peggy Brandt betrays Stanley. In the   theatrical version she supposedly leaves the printing plant after getting   her money; the longer version shows the Masked Dorian killing her by   throwing her inside the presses.'),
('18340',' An alternative PG rated version was released (supposedly to gather more of  a family related audience).'),
('18341',' New Line Home Video released a "Family Edited Edition" on VHS. This PG  version has some obscenities and profanities removed.'),
('18342',' Laura Harring (qv) appeared in early versions of the film (including the  cut which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival) playing a character called  The Lady in Red. However, her scenes were cut from the theatrical release  version.'),
('18343',' There are many different versions of this film, according to director Larry  Charles, including a 3 hour version.'),
('18344',' The original UK cinema version was heavily cut by the BBFC to edit lines of  implied sexual dialogue and scenes of burning people (including Alfredo in  the ape costume), and to completely remove the entire black mass dream  sequence. Later cinema releases reinstated this footage (as did the UK video  release), though the current R2 DVD is missing a shot where Francesca is  slapped across the face and also edits a later scene where she is stripped  and thrown into a bathtub.'),
('18345',' A TV version exists where there is a much longer conversation between Tim  Whalen (Rob Lowe) and Brooke Morrison (Kim Cattrall) in bed in which they  discuss her numerous affairs with other men. Secondly, Olivia Lawrence (Meg  Tilly) discusses with Tim about their past summer before they met. This scene  is in her Manhattan apartment either before or after Olivias meeting with  her attorneys. Thirdly, Olivia approaches Tim overlooking the window and  starts to kiss him passionately.'),
('18346',' In the UK, to avoid a 12A rating, a series of headbutts were removed. This  cuts seven seconds.'),
('18347',' The Warner Home Video version runs 95 minutes and has no prologue sequence.  The Orion Home Video version runs 99 minutes with the sequence. The laser  disc version also includes the original exit music which brings the running  time to 104 minutes.'),
('18348',' During the trailer, Oz says I better get extra credit for this. before  running off. This line is not in the final version.'),
('18349',' US DVD version is heavily cut. In the original international versions love  scenes are much longer and much more graphic.'),
('18350',' Rereleased in 1992 with added scene.'),
('18351',' In 2004, the University of Nevada Las Vegas and Flicker Alley, LLC  copyrighted a digitally restored version with a new orchestral score  composed, arranged and conducted by Robert Israel (II) (qv). It was  produced by Jeffery Masino and runs 72 minutes.'),
('18352',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('18353',' The extended "branching" version features more information on visual FX and  extra information on Matrix, The (1999) & Matrix Reloaded, The (2003).'),
('18354',' The version shown on TBS dubs the excessive use of the word "Shit" to "Shoot"  or "Shucks." It also omits the nudity during the scene in Zion about 25  minutes in and the lines "Youre fucking dead!" and "Im gonna fucking kill  you!" have the expletives cut out of the scene. Plus some of the car chase  was omitted.'),
('18355',' The 16mm print of the film (sent to college campuses, etc.) features some  scenes in letterboxed widescreen form and some scenes in Academy ratio (i.e.  full'),
('18356','frame). In at least one scene, this format revealed more than the  directors intended (see goofs).'),
('18357',' When the film was released in theaters, the waste disposal machine shown at  the end had red eyes but on the DVD release the eyes were changed to green.  The making of documentary on the DVD still shows the machine with red eyes,  obviously the documentary used older footage.'),
('18358',' Because The Matrix was filmed in Australia the Region 4 (Australia) DVD  release includes a more comprehensive Australian based list of credits.'),
('18359',' In the UK, 10 seconds of footage was cut from the cinema version to attain a  more commercial "15" certificate. The BBFC asked for cuts to 8 head'),
('18360','butts '),
('18361','  in the fight between Morpheus and Agent Smith (1 and 3 respectively), and in  the subway fight between Neo and Agent Smith (2 each). All UK video and DVD  releases featured the same cut print and, even though the commentary was left  off the first UK DVD release for this reason, the version featured in the  Attache Case box set includes the commentary but still features the cut  version. The cuts were finally waived in 2006.'),
('18362',' In the French version, when Neo dies, Trinity says that she loves him   and  that she is going to bring him back. When in fact, In the original version  she says that she is not afraid anymore because she loves him.'),
('18363',' Neo asks if he can dodge bullets: In the French version, Morpheus answers  that when hell be ready, he wont feel them.  In the original version, he  answers that he wont have to.'),
('18364',' In the German version of The Matrix, there is an alternate dialog of the  scene on the roof with the agent: After the agent said "only Human" trinity  says "only an agent" instead of "dodge this".'),
('18365',' The FOX televised version omits the "There is no spoon" scene before Neo  meets The Oracle and cuts down on the multiple shots fired at Neo by Agent  Smith at the end; in this version, it only shows Neo shot twice. Some  language is, respectively, cut as well.'),
('18366',' In the DVD version that was released in Israel, you dont see Mouse running  into the kitchen and calling everyone to see Morpheus fights Neo.'),
('18367',' Although rated 18, the DVD/video version shown in Ireland is the UK cut  version i.e. misses the 10 seconds of head'),
('18368','butts.'),
('18369',' The US release was cut to avoid showing the naked shepherd boy in the sand  dunes.'),
('18370',' The PC and GB port omit connections to Donald SNES, PC, and GB versions omit  connections to Donald Duck and merely has the character simply called Maui  Mallard. The SNES game is also slightly different.'),
('18371',' SNES version omits connections to Donald Duck and merely has the character  simply called Maui Mallard. The game is also slightly different'),
('18372',' Some NTSC versions are scanned at 25fps and the running time is short and  seems edited but the movie is intact.'),
('18373',' Several unusual cases of overdubbing occur on the TV print to mask swear  words. The term "son'),
('18374','of'),
('18375','a'),
('18376','bitch" is overdubbed "snake in the grass". At one  point, Maverick says "I worked my hand off..." instead of the original "I  worked my ass off..."'),
('18377',' The television version "Emanuelle the Seductress" cuts all scenes of Brindisi  abusing Emanuelle, as well as scenes of Livia showering and making love with  Mark.  Both scenes of Mario making love to Ilona are edited, as is the scene  of him attacking Livia.'),
('18378',' In the video version released by Mark V Entertainment, a huge chunk of film  is missing. It cuts from Emanuelle and Tommys love scene directly to Mario  holding Ilonas head in the bidet. The omission of this footage seems to come  from print damage rather than censorship.'),
('18379',' TV EDIT: Maxs line in the school cafeteria "Let me tell you about this  school '),
('18380',' it blows," is omitted from Disney Channel broadcasts.'),
('18381',' Aside from the controls, the PlayStation 2 version alternates from the PC  version in dialogue; some of the dialogue is the PC version is missing from  the PS2 version (i.e. right after Max runs into the Finito brothers, the line  "My cover had been blow as soon as the door shut", is not in the PS2 version)'),
('18382',' The graphics in the GameBoy Advance version were cut'),
('18383','down compared to its PC  and Console counterparts. The environments were changed from fully'),
('18384','fledged  polygon 3D to 2D rendered isometric viewpoint. The characters did remain  polygon however, but their poly'),
('18385','counts were reduced immensely to accommodate  the GBAs limited hardware. Some of the levels from the PC version like the  opening level, and the two dream sequences were also removed because of  cartridge space limitations. Also, the in'),
('18386','games speech was replaced with  onscreen text, but a large part of the cut'),
('18387','scene voice acting did remain  intact, and level music was added to the game as well.'),
('18388',' There are three moments adding up to twelve seconds of footage missing from  the final version of Maximum Overdrive. The footage was removed to avoid an X  rating (due to the available rating system and standards of 1986). The  removed shots were: '),
('18389',' Six Seconds of the Dixie Boy shoot out. '),
('18390',' Three seconds of the steam roller running over the boy. '),
('18391',' Three seconds of the salesmans face falling into his lap.'),
('18392',' Kings thoughts and further info on these cuts can be read in the book "The  Lost Work of Stephen King" by Stephen J. Spignesi.'),
('18393',' 18'),
('18394','rated UK video version cut by 9 seconds for violence.'),
('18395',' The UK 18 cert (cut version) was 35 minutes shorter than the R18 cert (uncut  version).'),
('18396',' In the original Japanese game, Mother 2, Ness appears naked while in  Magicant. The U.S. version of the game, EarthBound, was altered to show  Ness wearing his pajamas during this part of the game.'),
('18397',' The film was rejected for a UK cinema certificate by the BBFC in 1976 and  only passed in 1981 after 4 minutes 47 secs of cuts with heavy edits made to  a woman being bound and whipped, shots of abrasions after a man is whipped  and subsequently probed with a needle between his buttocks, and a scene where  a male client has his foreskin nailed to a plank of wood and his nipples  pierced. The cuts were fully waived for a UK 18 DVD certificate in 2003.'),
('18398',' This is a re'),
('18399','edited version of the film Legend of Blood Moutain with new  footage added.'),
('18400',' A longer 85'),
('18401','minute version, incorporating the McLibel Two taking on the UK  governments libel laws in the European Court, was released in April 2005.'),
('18402',' Available in a 128 minutes version (by Goodtimes Entertainment) and in a  shorter 122 minute version by Gemstone Entertainment. This is an edited  version with all the original music and background music replaced with an all  new soundtrack. Some musical scenes have been deleted and some dialogue  dubbed.'),
('18403',' "John Wayne Estate Authorized Edition" of McLintock is digitally remastered  and in stereo. Contains the original music, background music, musical scenes,  and dialogue (these are dubbed out in some other home video versions of the  film).'),
('18404',' Originally released in 2 versions with differing amounts of violence and  different endings.'),
('18405',' Also in a colorized version.'),
('18406',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18407',' In a special edition release to home video in 2001, there were seven deleted  scenes shown after the movie. The scenes were as follows: '),
('18408',' a scene of the Colonel talking to Charlie/Hank who is taking a dump on his   neighbors lawn where Charlie/Hank also gives his opinion on an article in   the newspaper, and its being witnessed by Jamaal, Lee Harvey and Shonte   Jr.; '),
('18409',' Charlie and Irene meet up with the owner of the cow they had tried to kill; '),
('18410',' while Irene is being interrogated, Charlie goes into his hotel room and   takes out a water melon and a photo of Irene and gets an idea; soon before   Charlie and Irene leave the hotel room, a water melon with a hole in it   rolls out from under the bed; '),
('18411',' a comical sex scene; '),
('18412',' in the car, Irene hangs a mirror on the rearview mirror, the sun shines   through it and onto Whiteys hat, causing it to catch fire. They throw it   into the back of the handicapped guys car; '),
('18413',' an extended butt chin scene; '),
('18414',' an additional scene of Charlie and Hank arguing in the car, part of this   scene was shown in the trailers but cut from the release.'),
('18415',' Also the final deleted scene in the special edition featured a scene after  Irene and Hank pushed the car off the cliff and into the water and Hank  notices his wallet is missing so he dives into the water to get it back and  finds out that he, like Charlie, cannot swim.'),
('18416',' When Whitey and Charlie are in bed, and Whitey reveals he killed his parents,  there was a deleted scene when Charlie gets up and the covers move away, a  butcher knife can be seen in Whiteys hand. The real version cuts away before  the covers reveal the knife. (This is revealed in the directors commentary.)'),
('18417',' European release has several additional scenes that give Lou (Christopher  Lambert) questionable motives.'),
('18418',' In the UK this film was pre cut, after consultation with the ratings board,  by 12 mins because of the high level of violance. This cut version was then  submitted and passed as 18.'),
('18419',' The DVD and Home Video versions differ from the cable tv version. The DVD  adds more footage missing from the cable version. The scenes include: '),
('18420',' 3 flashback scenes involving Christopher Lamberts characters past. '),
('18421',' A scene where Lambert sees his daughter after the first opening gun battle   inside the prison. '),
('18422',' The demise of Tina Cotes character after she think shes got the right   suitcase with the money. '),
('18423',' The cable version features: '),
('18424',' A longer introduction of the characters as they reach the prison. '),
('18425',' Yuji Okumoto and Thom Matthews character killing a guy in an overhang while   walking up the stairs with Tina Cote. '),
('18426',' The demise of Bob by Okumoto and Matthews is substansally longer and leads   to the showdown between Okumoto and Matthews before they kill each other. '),
('18427',' More scenes of Bob wounded in the stairwell after being shot. '),
('18428',' Lamberts demise runs longer after hes shot by Michael Halsey and Ice'),
('18429','T   during the showdown. '),
('18430',' More shots of Michael Halseys character faking his own death after the last   big final battle with the syndicate goons. '),
('18431',' A scene where Lambert goes outside the prison in search of Deborah Van   Valkenburgs character, yelling, "Ollie, Ollie, Oxen free...You Damn   Snitch!". '),
('18432',' Another scene where Lambert kills another loose goon after his futile search   for the snitch. '),
('18433',' Another scene of Lou shooting at someone in the prison yard off screen. '),
('18434',' A scene of Deborah Van Valkenberg running into the prison yard and finding   the pictures she had obtained in the beginning of the movie. '),
('18435',' Another scene of Michael Halsey chasing after Deborah Van Valkenburgh in   which he plants the suitcase with the movie and reveals his true motives and   the real outcome of the game. '),
('18436',' Another scene where Michael Halsey calls Deborah Van Valkenburg on the cell   phone to make sure their plan is in full swing. '),
('18437',' The final showdown scene between Ice'),
('18438','T, Lambert, Halsey and Van Valkenburg   is longer and adds more dialog between Lambert and Ice'),
('18439','T revealing that he   is a liabitilty to the syndicate. '),
('18440',' Lamberts death and Halseys confession scene is longer. '),
('18441',' A scene where Lamberts daughter goes inside the prison to check on Van   Valkenburgh after the showdown aftermath.'),
('18442',' In the US version some phrases and terms were changed to make the film more  understandable for American audiences. For example, when Doc is talking to  Danny about why he is in jail, the original dialogue "his little nipper and  his bird" are looped with "his little baby and his girl". Additionally in the  US version, Nitro has a softer, Liverpool accent, whereas in the original  version, he has a Newcastle accent.'),
('18443',' The Directors Cut has three more scenes. The first is after the scene with  the Protestant couple talking about condoms. It is the Adventures of Martin  Luther. The second scene comes between the marching around the square scene  and the Zulu army scene. It is a promotional video about the British army.  The third and last is an extension of the the American characters that Eric  Idle and Michael Palin do. They are shown their room and talk about tampons.'),
('18444',' In the United States, the DVD version has been slightly edited.  It removes  two explicit shots of genitalia during a sex scene.  The VHS version is  uncut.'),
('18445',' In the US DVD version two shots of full'),
('18446','frontal male nudity were removed. The  VHS is uncut.'),
('18447',' The music played during the second half of the Olympiad is different in the  U.S. and Canadian versions of the film. On the U.S. release, there are  additional lyrics: "Go team go, Fight team fight..." ect. These lyrics are  absent on the Canadian theatrical and VHS releases. The soundtrack is mostly  instrumental. You can hear this alternate music on the French soundtrack of  the region 1 DVD.'),
('18448',' The 1988 UK Warner video release was cut by 7 secs by the BBFC to remove  closeup shots of a lock picking. The cuts were restored in the 2004 MGM DVD.'),
('18449',' All film and video releases are cut in the UK to get a "PG" rating.'),
('18450',' Due to copyright disputes, all video releases feature some different songs on  the soundtrack from the theatrical version.'),
('18451',' TV version shortens the scene when Joe is hit by the cars.'),
('18452',' The airline version, shortened by about 50 minutes, was disowned by director  Martin Brest (qv) and is credited to Alan Smithee (qv).'),
('18453',' 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.'),
('18454',' Judy Garland recorded a Rodgers and Hammerstein song called "Boys and Girls  Like You and Me" for the soundtrack. A scene was filmed with Garland singing  the song to Tom Drake after "The Trolley Song" sequence, but the scene was  cut after the first preview. The footage no longer remains, but the recording  does.'),
('18455',' A rare version, dubbed in Spanish, exists, which was issued on VHS in Spain  several years ago. This version features the entire soundtrack dubbed,  including the songs, and several scenes deleted involving Margaret OBrien  deleted, dealing with Halloween, immediately after "The trolley song". TNT,  in Latin America, after prologue dealing about how this film was restored  presented it in its complete version but with the Spanish dubbed soundtrack  lifted from that old version, which was not restored. For that reason, after  "The trolley song" and during several minutes the films plays in English  (after Judy Garland "sung" in Spanish) and then the audio reverts back to the  dubbed version. Although that dubbed version was available in Spain, some  people believe that it was actually produced in Mexico.'),
('18456',' There is an uncut version in New Zealand which probably contains more footage  of sex and violence.'),
('18457',' In the version that airs on the ABC Family channel, the scene near the end in  which Greg gets into an argument with the airline stewardess and his  subsequent interrogation by an airline official removes all references to the  fact that Greg mentioned the word "bomb" on the airplane.'),
('18458',' DVD version contains deleted scenes including an extended chase after the cat  that goes into the crawlspace under the house in which Greg hears different  members of the family talking about him. Also included is a scene in which  itineraries for the wedding rehearsal are handed out but there are spelling  mistakes such as eating at the surf'),
('18459','n'),
('18460','turd. These mistakes are blamed on  Greg. This also explains why Jack later yells out for everyone to get their  revised itineraries.'),
('18461',' The airline version contains some slight modifications to the scene where  Greg is on the airplane to leave for home towards the end of the film. In  particular, the shot where Greg pushes the flight attendant away as she tries  to take his bag is cut.'),
('18462',' The movie originally ended with Eve giving Shogo a weapon which he used to  defeat B.D. and end the war. The producers considered this ending to be  ludicrious and chopped it off. The Robotech Movie (which alters the plot so  it fits in with the TV series) contains this ending; for years people thought  that Harmony Gold got the producers to animate a new ending, but they simply  used the original.'),
('18463',' Carl Macek and his team produced an English dubbed version of the film that  was an alternate cut (running 95 minutes instead of 82).   The test  screenings of this version werent successful and ultimately the rights  reverted back to the original studio who later released it on video with  Japanese subtitles.'),
('18464',' In the ADV dub, numerous changes were made to better make the English script  fit the original Japanese one. These changes included a decision put back in  some of the music, like Ryo singing part of Eves music during her first  date with Eiji, and correcting some of the names to better fit the Japanese  names. Notably, As with the other two new dubs, Eve has only one voice  actress, so that her voice doesnt change drastically between stories.'),
('18465',' The new dub is around 30'),
('18466','40 minutes longer, due to some scenes being expanded  upon, and extra scenes, most notably in Part 2, being added.'),
('18467',' Also available in a hand'),
('18468','tinted colorized version.'),
('18469',' For the German release the film was dubbed because Swiss German is too hard  to understand for most Germans.'),
('18470',' The film is missing a great deal of footage which changes the story. The  uncut version shows why Mechagodzilla 2 suddenly shorts out, who dies, etc.  It also features the only example of nudity in a Godzilla film, albeit fake:  prosthetic breasts while operating on cyborg Katsura.'),
('18471',' The Britsh version has a prologue which contains footage from Kaijuu Daisenso  (1965), among others.'),
('18472',' The older (and no longer used) US televsion version was completely uncut (for  once) with the exception of the "breast" scene towards the end. In addition  to this it also featured a new 6 min "prologue"  (which was made by the  distributors) explaining Godzillas origin and how the aliens made the other  monsters to try to takeover the Earth (using clips from a ton of Godzilla  films). In this version the credits are listed differently as well. Towards  the mid 80s this version was no longer aired and when Paramount released  their newer tv/video version, it was cut down, featured a slightly different  credit intro, and no longer had the great 6 min prologue. Long time rumors  have it that the switch was supposedly an error (or overlook) that was never  fixed. All US current versions (on all formats) of this film are the cut down  one.'),
('18473',' One scene in the original Japanese version features a shot of two curious  young boys watching Titanosaurus as he attacks Tokyo.  The monster then  tramples the boys as they cry out Godzillas name.  In the American version,  the scene only shows when the boys cry out to Godzilla but not the shot of  Titanosaurus foot stepping on them.'),
('18474',' Some versions show Melody having sex with a native boy at the end.  The Key  video version omits this.'),
('18475',' In 1998 Disney changed the "Pecos Bill" segment. They cut a scene of Bill  rolling a smoke and digitally removed all other shots of the offending  cigarette hanging from his lips.'),
('18476',' The UK DVD release does not have these cigarette scenes cut.'),
('18477',' Before the film was released to cinemas, three cuts were ordered by the  Commonwealth Film Censorship Board (now known as the Office of Film and  Literature Classification) to avoid an R rating. The material removed  featured nudity and a simulation of oral sex. A complete "uncut" version of  the film is still yet to see the light of day.'),
('18478',' About 20 minutes of footage featuring Ethel Walters were originally cut by  the studio after the original premiere; the missing scenes were then  reinstated in later reissues in the 70s.'),
('18479',' The region 4 DVD contains the original movie and an edited version with the  scenes in the movies chronological sequence.'),
('18480',' The Region 2 DVD contains the original movie, and the re'),
('18481','edited  "Chronological" movie as a hidden extra within the special features menu.  This can be found by pressing "enter/select" on your remote, just as the menu  is about to loop back to the beginning of the menu.'),
('18482',' On the 2 Disc, Limited Edition R1 DVD, a "chronological" version can be found  by going through the questionnaires on the second disc. When the question  comes on screen concerning the lady with a flat tire, answer the 4'),
('18483','part  question in reverse order (#3, then #4, #1, and #2) and the "chronological"  version will play. The rewind and fast'),
('18484','forward features do not work while  watching this version.  If you put the pictures in the "correct" order, you  get to read the short story the movie is based on.'),
('18485',' In the Alliance Atlantis DVD (distributed in Canada), a "Chronological Scene  Index" is available from the "Main Menu," to the right of "Set'),
('18486','Up," on the  crossed'),
('18487','out "Reverse." This index provides the scenes in their true  chronological order, but, apparently, each scene must be selected to be  played.'),
('18488',' The Region 1 Limited Edition DVD also has 4 alternate Directors commentary  Tracks for the end of the movie (about 20 minutes): 1) Mostly Backwards and  unintelligible 2) Discussion on making of the film (like the rest of the  commentary) 3) Explanation that "Teddy is LYING" at the end 4) Explanation  that "Teddy is telling the TRUTH" at the end The alternate commentaries are  also available on the Region 2 3'),
('18489','disk DVD'),
('18490',' When initially previewed at the New York Film Festival, the film included  remarks by Telford Tayler critical of Israel.  These were later deleted when  their verity was challenged.'),
('18491',' The UK cinema version was rated 12, and was uncut. The video release was  rated PG, and removed the single use of the F'),
('18492','word.'),
('18493',' The version shown on Australian cable television is the uncut version with a  PG rating'),
('18494',' To attain a PG rating rather than a more restrictive M15+ in Australia, the  following changes were made: '),
('18495',' When the alien jumps from the building in the beginning, rather than hitting   the ground with a "thud", he now sparkles away in midair; '),
('18496',' The scene describing what the bug does to Edgars skin has been snipped; '),
('18497',' The fumigators death has been shortened, removing the shot of the spray gun   being rammed down his throat. '),
('18498',' The shot of the dead waiter stuffed under the counter is shortened'),
('18499',' Oddly enough even though all references to the word "prick" were dubbed by  the word "jerk", the initial limited edition widescreen double presentation  pack came with the bonus 25 minute Making Of MIB video and featured both  of the scenes with the undubbed dialogue and the pack still received its  original PG rating.'),
('18500',' The Australian DVD and TV versions are uncut, with an M rating. The VHS and  theatrical releases are cut to obtain a more child'),
('18501','friendly PG rating.'),
('18502',' The UK PG'),
('18503','rated cinema version '),
('18504',' as well as subsequent DVD and VHS releases '),
('18505','  have been cut by the BBFC to remove the two uses of the word "prick". The  offending words were over'),
('18506','dubbed with the word "jerk".'),
('18507',' The Australian dual'),
('18508','coded DVD is the same as the censored UK DVD in the way  that the 2 uses of "prick" are over'),
('18509','dubbed with the word, "jerk".'),
('18510',' Scenes shown in TV spots included two extra scenes in the deneuralizer room  (one of K and J at the door and another with K in the chair, both with Jones  in the mailmans uniform), and a version of the clothes change montage  featuring Ks mailman uniform.'),
('18511',' The DVD features an alternate ending which is similar to the ending given in  the theatrical release, but with a different location in MIB headquarters.'),
('18512',' DVD includes several deleted scenes cut from the final film: '),
('18513',' Billy lies drunk on a beach and is caught by Military Police; the film then   cuts to the opening scene showing just why he is in handcuffs. '),
('18514',' Carl finds Pappys dog and he makes a white officer wash the poor animal in   lye because carl touched it. '),
('18515',' an alternate ending showing just what exactly happened to Billy'),
('18516',' There are 3 different video'),
('18517','prints out in Germany. The 16 and 18'),
('18518','rated  Versions were heavily cut (so is the TV'),
('18519','Version); only the Unrated  Rental'),
('18520','Video is uncut.'),
('18521',' This is a 70'),
('18522','minute feature version of the serial _Phantom Empire, The  (1935) (qv)_.'),
('18523',' The only existing version is in the Museum of Modern Art and runs 73 minutes.  The credits differ widely from those listed in the AFI Catalogue, probably  because this was a working print, as explained in the trivia section.'),
('18524',' UK video and laserdisc versions were cut to remove closeups of gunshot wounds  and footage of a car door being unlocked with a metal strip. The cuts were  restored to the 2003 DVD.'),
('18525',' Criterion laserdisc in US has scenes cut from the theatrical to avoid an X  rating.'),
('18526',' There were three scenes shown in the trailer but arent in the films final  cut They are: '),
('18527',' Sharif consoleing Caine '),
('18528',' A funeral for Caines cousin '),
('18529',' The aftermath of Caine and Sharifs murder.'),
('18530',' The Hughes brothers, when queried about the films explicit content, have  often talked about a "prison riot" scene that studio execs forced them to cut  in order to avoid an NC'),
('18531','17 rating. The scene has yet to appear in any of the  released versions of the film.'),
('18532',' All above mentioned cuts to the original US release were restored to the new  2005 DVD release. Plus an additional scene of Lee being made fun of by the  gang for saying "excuse me" to one of the crooks after bumping into him.'),
('18533',' In the original Mandarin Hong Kong version Tony Liu, Unicorn Chan, Malisa  Longo, Fu Ching Chen, Chin Ti, Wu Ngan, and Robert Chen were credited in the  films intro; in all other and later released versions of the film they are  not.'),
('18534',' The original UK theatrical version was heavily cut by around 6 minutes by the  BBFC to edit scenes of violence, and the 1986 video release lost a further 1  min 11 secs of footage from the nunchaku fight scene. The cuts were fully  restored for the 2001 Medusa release, though the later 2005 Universal DVD  featured the same print as the edited 1986 video.'),
('18535',' In the original release there were several scenes that were edited from the  US version: '),
('18536',' One scene was when Bruce Lee was walking in the airport. He tried to tell a   little kid he was hungry, but because of the language barrier, his gestures   scared the little kid; '),
('18537',' In another scene, Bruce flushes the toilet several times because hes never   seen one before. '),
('18538',' The scene where Bruce walks into the airport restaurant and has trouble   communicating with the waitress; '),
('18539',' The prostitute scene; '),
('18540',' In the fight with Chuck Norris, Bruce kicks him in the head three times.   This scene was later shown at the beginning of "Game of Death (1978)."'),
('18541',' US version also includes track music of John Barry (I) (qv)s score from  _Diamonds Are Forever (1971)_ (qv).'),
('18542',' Also in the HK version when uncle stabs Tony Liu we see him presumably  bleeding or dying. In the US version this scene was blurred out'),
('18543',' New Zealand theatrical and videotape versions were originally cut to minimize  the use of nunchakus in the alley'),
('18544','fight sequence, although the censors later  allowed this scene to remain intact in the documentary  _Curse of the Dragon (1993)_ (qv). In 2005 the cuts were also waived for the  Region 4 DVD release of "Way of the Dragon".'),
('18545',' The version showed at the premiere of the movie (March 2005) had a different  beginning from the movie than the one released on DVD. At the premiere the  first scenes were of Palo sitting under a tree, and there was no credits on  the screen.'),
('18546',' The german TV'),
('18547','Channel RTL cut all of the violence out of the movie, to send  it on an earlier timespot (8.15pm).'),
('18548',' Released in theaters at 93 minutes.  The American DVD release features the  "International Version" of the film which runs 117 minutes. This unrated,  unedited version has longer scenes and new footage, added some of which are: '),
('18549',' The sex scene between Detective Palmer and the mechanic is longer and more   explicit, plus a scene afterward showing Palmer arrives home at her house,   pouring drinks for herself, and having visions of a nude man in her   bathroom, her ex'),
('18550','husband, along with a chestnut haired woman. '),
('18551',' A shot of Vicki smoking heroin ("chasing the dragon") after Palmer   interogates her as well as her looking over photos of her little sister. '),
('18552',' A fantasy shot of Palmer punching the chestnut haired woman in the bar, and   then explaining to Vicki that its the woman who her husband cheated on, as   well as more dialoge where Detective Palmer explains to Vicki about her   marriage and her husband. '),
('18553',' The dreams Palmer has of the victums is longer and more explicit which   include a man performing sex on one of them. '),
('18554',' The scene where Detective Palmer discovers Vickis dead body show her crying   after discovering the photo of Vicki and her sister, and then assaulting one   of the detectives who walk in and make a disparaging comment about Vicki   being a dyke and so on. '),
('18555',' After the wounded Palmer fataly stabs Mary with a knife, Mary holds Palmers   hand as she breaths her dying breath.'),
('18556',' The televised version has scenes that are not on the video version and  viceversa.'),
('18557',' The versions shown on A&E and Lifetime both have the ending between Cher and  Christina Ricci.'),
('18558',' The version shown on the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) channel has the musical  score arranged by Dennis James and performed by him on a Möller pipe organ.   It is shown at a proper silent movie speed and runs 137 minutes.'),
('18559',' A French version of this film, also starring Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette  MacDonald, was filmed at the same time as this one.'),
('18560',' The original print of Meshes was completely silent (w/o music). Teiji Itos  score was added to a sound reprint in the 1950s.'),
('18561',' Director Moustafa Akkad wanted the story to be told in english, so people all  around the world could enjoy it. Also, he felt he needed to pay a tribute to  the Middle East, where it took place. So two versions were shot on location  simultaneously. There were two actors for each role and the one that is well  known now is the English Version, starring Anthony Quinn. However, "Al  Risalah" (the Arabic movie) is the other well known version in Saudi Arabia  and the surrounding coutries.'),
('18562',' Almost 5 minutes were cut in Finland for VHS distribution. Later released on  DVD as uncut.'),
('18563',' The European release was 10 minutes longer than the US theatrical version,  which omits, among others, the scene where Joans virginity  is tested before  the court of King Charles VII. The longer version has been released in the  USA on DVD.'),
('18564',' In August 2004, the game was released in Japan for download on cellular  phones. This version, a port of the original MSX release, includes an  infinite ammo bandanna and a "Boss Survival" mode.'),
('18565',' The European MSX version edited and removed a majority of the transceiver  messages. This included Big Boss comments on every item and weapon found by  the player, a few of Schneiders calls (mostly those regarding Gray Foxs  cell), and all of Steves lines.'),
('18566',' Metal Gear, originally on the MSX2, was ported to, and technically, redone  for the Nintendo Famicom and its counterpart, the Nintendo Entertainment  System, with differences in music and level design. Hideo Kojima was not  involved with that project.'),
('18567',' In October 2004, the game was released on mobile phones in Japan. This  version contains redone character designs by artist Yoji Shinkawa (qv), new  items and game modes (an Infinite Bandanna and a Boss Battle mode) and name  changes for some supporting characters and villains.'),
('18568',' The North American and European versions contain a two'),
('18569','player versus mode  called "Link Battle." It was left out of the Japanese version due to time  constraints.'),
('18570',' The North American and PAL releases contain ten additional cards not featured  in the Japanese version.'),
('18571',' Japans Metal Gear Solid Integral not only contains more VR Missions but it  also contains a first person view feature in the game. This feature allows to  walk and look around(but cant shoot your weapon) through Solid Snakes eyes  in regular game mode. North Americas Metal Gear Solid VR Missions has this  feature but its hidden within the games coding. The only way to enable this  feature on MGS VR Missions is using a cheating device (Gameshark).'),
('18572',' In original Japanese PlayStation version of the game, the jail guard (Johnny  Sazaki) is left with his underwear on when he is stripped by Meryl when she  escapes. In the North American and European version of the original, he is  completely naked with blur on his butt. This was changed back in _Metal Gear  Solid: Integral (1999) (VG)_(qv), as well in the PC version.'),
('18573',' The original Japanese Metal Gear Solid was released with one difficulty  level. When brought to America, it was released with three additional  difficulties, as well as some additional hidden "Easter Eggs", including a  hidden tuxedo costume for Solid Snake. Later on, the American version was  re'),
('18574','released in Japan under the title of _Metal Gear Solid Integral (1998)  (VG)_(qv) , moving the VR Training missions from the original two discs to a  third disc, providing over 300 missions total, as well as three movies  containing promotional footage shown during the 1997 E3 Show and 98 Tokyo  Game Show. This special edition, contains a fifth difficulty level, as well  as another new costumes, Meryl in Snakes sneaking suit (inspired by the  Metal Gear Solid Drama CD series released in Japan), and all the new  additions from the American Metal Gear Solid.'),
('18575',' The European version has altered at least one line of dialogue in order to  convert the measurements to the metric system.'),
('18576',' Footage shown in a trailer for the game, but in the final version was cut,  was a scene involving Solid Snake avoiding a jet while being fired upon.'),
('18577',' Footage shown in various trailers but cut from the final product included  Solid Snake fighting Fortune, but was replaced by Raiden, Snake outrunning  rushing water through hallways, and several shots of explosions on the  tanker.'),
('18578',' Many scenes in all Trailers have been altered in order to not give away any  of the plot'),
('18579','twists in the game.'),
('18580',' Early Footage shows scenes cut from the final version: Snake battling a  Harrier Jet at the George Washington Bridge, Snake shooting soldiers with a  FAMAS Assault Rifle, Snake in Arsenal Gear alone and a scene where Snake is  chased by a flood throughout the Stricken Tanker.'),
('18581',' Originally featured a sub section where Snake was chased by a flood inside  the Tanker. This idea made it into production, but the idea was later  scrapped.'),
('18582',' Although more popular in North America than anywhere else in the world, both  Japanese and European versions of the game contain special DVD material (The  Making of Metal Gear Solid 2) that is not included in the N. American  version.'),
('18583',' In the Japanese version, Solidus supposedly says something as hes falling  from Federal Hall (its unclear what he says, however).  In other versions  hes silent, although his mouth still moves as if hes talking.'),
('18584',' Released in November 6th, 2002, Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance, an expanded  version, was released. Similar to Metal Gear Solid: Integral for the first  Metal Gear Solid game, this version included VR training missions, a set of  five special missions called "Snakes Tales", and the way to play as either  Snake or Raiden in either part of the mission.'),
('18585',' The European and Japanese versions contain levels and other items not found  in the US version, such as the "Casting Theater" and "Boss Survival" modes.  Additionally, the European version contained a playing level that was  significantly harder than all other levels (including Extreme), called  "European Extreme".  These are all included in  _Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (2002) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('18586',' In the European and Japanese versions, its possible to get a suppressor for  Snakes USP.  This was removed from the North American version but is  included in at least one version of  _Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (2002) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('18587',' In the North American and Japanese versions, you can find the Shaver on all  difficulty levels.  In the European version, you can only get it on levels  Hard and higher.'),
('18588',' A brief scene featuring Raiden crossing the oil fence after Emma is shot was  added to the Japanese and European version and included in versions of  Substance.'),
('18589',' A brief scene after defeating Fatman is added to the Euro'),
('18590','Japanese version  where we can hear Fatman struggling to get to a nearby crate.'),
('18591',' The European PlayStation 2 version comes with  _Document of Metal Gear Solid 2, The (2002) (V)_ (qv), an interactive  PS2'),
('18592','exclusive documentary of  _Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001) (VG)_ (qv) that is not included  with the other versions (outside Europe, it can only be purchased by itself).'),
('18593',' The PlayStation 2 version features a "mini'),
('18594','game" where players can skateboard  around the Big Shell as either Snake or Raiden. It was planned to be included  in all three versions of the game, but was cut from the Xbox and PC versions,  possibly because of time constraints.'),
('18595',' The PlayStation 2 version features extra fights in the Boss Survival mode and  extra characters in the Casting Theater mode.'),
('18596',' _Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence (2005) (VG)_ (qv), an expanded version,  includes many new features, such as: '),
('18597',' An optional third'),
('18598','person camera angle. '),
('18599',' Metal Gear Online, an online multi'),
('18600','player mode. '),
('18601',' All of the features previously exclusive to the European version of Metal   Gear Solid 3 (see below). '),
('18602',' The original versions of _Metal Gear (1987) (VG)_ (qv) and   _Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake (1990) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('18603',' The European version includes several exclusive features: '),
('18604',' Additional face paints. '),
('18605',' Additional levels in the "Snake vs. Monkey" mode. '),
('18606',' A "Duel Mode" in which all Boss Fights can be played in succession. '),
('18607',' A "Demo Theatre" that lets the player watch all of the games cutscenes. '),
('18608',' A new playing difficulty, "European Extreme," which is the hardest of all   the difficulties. '),
('18609',' The ability to download many camouflages patterns. '),
('18610',' A slightly extended version of the Bosss death scene.'),
('18611',' The European and Japanese versions contain a special story called "Idea Spy  2.5," which is accessible from a Codec frequency shown in the end credits.  This was left out of the North American version.'),
('18612',' The U.S Version changes the blood color from white to red. This is not  permanent, though, as you can use the options to change it back to red.'),
('18613',' Released in Japan in the short'),
('18614','lived VHD format in 3'),
('18615','D. This disc has been  widely copied to make bootleg tapes and DVDs.'),
('18616',' UK version was edited (14 sec.) to secure a PG rating.'),
('18617',' English subtitled version doesnt subtitle the word "Kuso" at the begining of  the film.'),
('18618',' A version shown at a film festival in Brazil contains an additional scene in  the ending where a coda is placed.'),
('18619',' At the very end of the Japanese theatrical version of the movie, after the  credits, there is a photograph fortelling a happy ending for the two main  characters. This photograph was cut in the US version.'),
('18620',' The US Release does not subtitle the word "kuso" (which means "shit") at the  beginning, while strangely enough, it is subtitled later in the film.  (Japanese langauge version only)'),
('18621',' The European release of the game (and the subsequent budget re'),
('18622','release in the  US) featured some minor tweaks. These included fixing plot holes, adjusting  the weapon and enemy balance, and a voiceover during some of the movie  sequences.'),
('18623',' The Paramount release, released in the United States in mid'),
('18624','1927, is  presented by Adolph Zukor (qv) and Jesse L. Lasky (qv). This version also  replaces the original Ufa credits with more appropriate Paramount titles  (i.e. Majestic Mountain); and deletes certain scenes and makes changes. Here  are the deleted scenes: '),
('18625',' The pursuit of Freder and Josaphat by the Thin Man, Fredersens assistant,   is deleted. This is now lost; '),
('18626',' The rivalry between Fredersen and Rotwang over Hel, Rotwangs now'),
('18627','dead love,   was completely deleted from the Paramount version, but is restored in the   2002 restoration by the Murnau Foundation; '),
('18628',' Certain names are changed from the original German in the Paramount version.   For example, Joh Fredersens name is changed to "John Masterman", Josaphats   name is changed to "Joseph", and various other changes.'),
('18629',' A version restored by the German Democratic Republic in the eighties runs 115  minutes (still shown on German TV sometimes).'),
('18630',' The version released on Crown Movie Classics is the same cut as the Madacy  version but features very inappropriate Hal Roach (qv)'),
('18631','style music for its  score.'),
('18632',' The original premiere version (Fritz Lang (I) (qv)s directors cut) ran  approximately 3½ hours. This version is lost.'),
('18633',' A restored but shorter (87 min) version was re'),
('18634','released in 1984, featuring a  soundtrack produced by Giorgio Moroder (qv). This version is also color  tinted, supposedly according to Fritz Lang (I) (qv)s original vision.'),
('18635',' The premiere version was cut down for the official release (after bad word of  mouth) in the USA to 159 minutes, while the German official release ran 153  minutes.'),
('18636',' A restored version was prepared by the Filmmuseum Munich. Restored according  to the original script, this version replaces lost scenes either with stills  or titles. Its running time is about 150 minutes.'),
('18637',' The official German video version runs 93 minutes.'),
('18638',' The Hollywood Classics Collectors Edition running 115 minutes with musical  score. It is recorded in the highest quality EP mode. This video was made by  the Madacy Entertainment Group in 1996.'),
('18639',' The 94 minute video version released by the Killiam Collection contains a  soundtrack with no music, but only electronic generated sound effects.'),
('18640',' In 2001 a newly restored version premiered at the Berlin Film Festival.  Opposite the numerous restorations, it features the original sequencing, that  had been lost over the years. With a running time of 147 minutes it gets  close to the original cut (ca. 150 minutes).'),
('18641',' Of the originally 175 intertitles 45 had been rephrased and 36 completely  removed and for the 1927 cut version.'),
('18642',' The Hollywood Classics Edition made by the Madacy Entertainment Group reads  Approx 115 mins on the box but is 118 mins long.'),
('18643',' The DVD version released by Navarre (as part of a "Triple Feature" budget  release) runs 119 minutes. It uses still pictures for the opening credits and  dialogue titles.'),
('18644',' Yet another US video release from the late 1980s runs 95 minutes.'),
('18645',' The Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation undertook a  restoration/reconstruction of this film for its 75th aniversary in 2002.   This version runs 123 minutes and features a new recording of the original  musical score used for the 1927 German version.  It uses special intertitles  to describe what took place in the footage that remains missing.'),
('18646',' The Swedish cinema version (premiered in April 1927) was cut from 2734 meters  (135 min at 18 frames/sec) to 2560 meters (125 min at 18 frames/sec).'),
('18647',' There is some debate over the frame rate Metropolis should be shown at. The  2001 Berlin Film Festival edition is 147 minutes long, but only because it is  shown at a rate of 20 frames/second. The Murnau Foundation edition has more  footage but is shorter because it shown at 25 frames/second.'),
('18648',' A new UK video version (wrongly called the "directors cut") is 139 minutes  long.'),
('18649',' The film was released in two formats, one an adult audience version and the  other for general audiences. The adult version is the same as the general  audience cut except for two hardcore "hentai" scenes showing very graphic  sex. The general audience version excludes these two sex scenes but still  contains all other violence. This version is not "censored" in the sense that  both versions were planned by the production team to each be released for two  different audiences. This release plan was used in both Japan and America.'),
('18650',' The unrated directors cut adds 7 minutes of unseen footage: '),
('18651',' A 3 minute long boat race with opening credits '),
('18652',' After the boat race there is a 1 minute scene where Crockett and Tubbs watch   Detective Switek negotiate a deal with Neptune. '),
('18653',' A line of dialogue from Alonzo (when hes driving) where he says "pick up   some sh*t" has been removed '),
('18654',' A line of dialogue where Crockett says "those are some skill sets" when   looking at the satellite images of the speed boats has been removed '),
('18655',' A brief, 30 second, scene where Nicholas calls Yero to set up the deal with   Crockett and Tubbs '),
('18656',' A scene from the theatrical cut when Crockett and Tubbs walk around an   outside balcony at their hotel and walk in on Isabella and her men has been   deleted. In the unrated cut, they go into their hotel room, they get a phone   call, and they go to meet Montoya. '),
('18657',' 4 minutes of new footage over two scenes: After meeting Montoya, Tubbs calls   Trudy to ask if everything is alright. She thanks him for some flowers that   were sent to her. Tubbs tells her he didnt send them. After this phone call   Tubbs and Trudy are in a diner talking about the flowers and how its part of   being undercover. '),
('18658',' A new shot in the airplane sequence where Tubbs identifies himself as flight   zero'),
('18659','zero'),
('18660','zero and Zito in the other plane acknowledges him. '),
('18661',' A 1 minute scene of Crockett and Isabella on a balcony when they are in   Cuba. Isabella tells Crockett that she grew up in this house and how her   mother was a surgeon. '),
('18662',' The song "In the air tonight" performed by Nonpoint now plays leading up to   the final shootout '),
('18663',' When Isabella is coming over for the exchange before the shootout, someone   saying "where you going bitch?" has been removed '),
('18664',' A 1 minute scene after Crockett and Isabella leave the shootout, she hits   and punches Crockett while hes driving. The car skids out and he ties her   hands up. '),
('18665',' A brief shot at the safe house when Crockett cut Isabellas hands free '),
('18666',' The end credits have been shortened (because of the new opening credits) and   Nonpoints "In the air tonight" no longer plays. Now the credits play "One   of these mornings" performed by Moby. (The Moby song is the second song   during the theatrical credits)'),
('18667',' In 2004, Kino International Corporation copyrighted a version with a piano  score compiled and performed by Neal Kurz (qv). It was produced for video  by David Shepard (qv) and runs 86 minutes.'),
('18668',' In the Directors Cut of the film, actress Caroline Sharp (qv) is given  third billing. In the theatrical cut of the film, she is given fifth billing  because the director and producers determined her performance did not warrant  a third billing '),
('18669',' nearly one third of her total scenes were cut from the  theatrical release.'),
('18670',' The UK version of the video is slightly longer. It contains a few additional  interviews with fans in the segment "The Fans".'),
('18671',' The DVD version misses some scenes.'),
('18672',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18673',' The theatrical trailer uses an alternate version of the scene where Michael  is auctioning the painting he describes as "woman with massive bottom"; in  the trailer, the painting is different '),
('18674',' it has the sheet covering the  womans bottom.'),
('18675',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18676',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18677',' In the original version of the short, after Pluto chases the cat into the  stove, everyone is left in blackface.  Mickey says "Minnie!", Minnie says  "Mickey!", Pluto says "Mammy!", and the cat says "Whoopee!"'),
('18678',' A scene where Donald is smoking a cigar has been deleted.'),
('18679',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18680',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18681',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18682',' The original version had a scene where the kids squitrt ink on a statue,  giving it a blackface.  Another deleted version was where the children throw  knives at Mickey and pin him to the wall.'),
('18683',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18684',' A scene where the kittens shoot cannon balls at a window and break chinaware  has been deleted.'),
('18685',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18686',' In the original version of this cartoon, Pete steps on a car horn and hears a  [pfft] sound.  He thinks Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are giving him raspberries  and points his gun at them.'),
('18687',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18688',' The version of this short that was released on the "Spirit of Mickey" video  digitally removes the Nabisco brand name from the cookie boxes.'),
('18689',' Complete unedited version with the Nabisco references has been released on  DVD.'),
('18690',' A scene where Goofy accidentally sticks his fork in an electric socket,  resulting in his corn becoming popcorn, was censored.'),
('18691',' In the Swedish version not only is the scene where goofy sticks a fork into  the socket censored but almost all of when the trailer falls down the  mountain was censored'),
('18692',' Original release included actress Alexandria Quinn but when it was discovered  she was underage a rerelease version was issued removing her performance and  adding Wayne Summers.'),
('18693',' In the retitled version, "Call it Murder" Humphrey Bogart (qv)s credit  line is enlarged to a guest star status.'),
('18694',' A longer directors cut was screened in theaters following its video release.'),
('18695',' ABC edited 25 minutes from this film for its 1974 network television  premiere.'),
('18696',' Reissued in 1993 with an added scene with Lilli Xene.'),
('18697',' The uncut version was shown on German TV 1996.'),
('18698',' Heisse Berührungen (1975) is a different cut produced by Erwin C. Dietrich.'),
('18699',' Two cuts to remove lock'),
('18700','picking details were made to the UK video version,  which was also upgraded from a 15 cinema certificate to an 18 on video. The  British DVD release in 2000 restored the cuts made to previous UK versions.'),
('18701',' In the scene for theatrical release, when Dorfler is in his hotel room eating  french fries, and Carmine'),
('18702','The'),
('18703','Bail'),
('18704','Jumper, is handcuffed to a pipe in the  bathroom, Dorfler addresses Carmine as "Hey Scumbag," and Carmine reassures  that his name is not such by replying, "The names Carmine, Fucko!"  In the  alternate version for TV, his reply is "The names Carmine, Fatso!"'),
('18705',' A version of this cartoon exists with Mammy Two'),
('18706','Shoes rotoscoped into a young  white Irish woman that was done by the Sib Tower 12 Productions in the 1960s.  Another version was made in the 1990s with the original footage, but with  Mammy Two'),
('18707','Shoes voice re'),
('18708','dubbed to sound less sterotypical and offensive.'),
('18709',' The original 132'),
('18710','minute roadshow version of this film has recently been  restored, shown on cable, and issued on videocassette. For many years,  though, this film was shown only in its general release version, a 117'),
('18711','minute  version painstakingly edited by the studio (so that the cuts would not be  noticeable), which shifted the order of some sequences and eliminated others.'),
('18712',' The print shown on Turner Classic Movies, and which is in the Turner Library,  has an overture and exit music by Mendelssohn. It adds 9 minutes to the  running time of the actual movie.'),
('18713',' A television version exists, with additional cast and plot. It runs four  hours with commercials. The main plot points are a Charlton Heston'),
('18714','Susan  Sullivan romance and the Coral Sea battle (reffered to in the other version)  is played out like the Midway battle. At the end of the TV version, Sullivan  and Christine Kukobo are both shown waiting dockside.'),
('18715',' Italian TV version. Running time 200 mins.'),
('18716',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18717',' German video and DVD versions are edited for violence (capturing of the  gorilla, transport of the gorilla in the city, escape of the gorilla,  explosion of the ferris wheel) to get a more family friendly "Not under 6"  rating. The uncut version (rated "Not under 12") was shown several times on  the pay tv channel Premiere World.'),
('18718',' An interracial love scene between Denzel and Mimi Rogers was rumored to have  been cut out of the film when it was learned both black and white test  audiences didnt like it.'),
('18719',' The game was released in two versions. The original version, released in  1987, and an edited version several years later, after the licensing deal  with Mike Tyson expired. For the re'),
('18720','release, the games name was changed to  simply "Punch Out!", and Mike Tyson was replaced with the fictional boxer Mr.  Dream.'),
('18721',' Also shown in computer colorized version.'),
('18722',' 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.'),
('18723',' Cartoon Networks print cuts the sequence where Jerry and Nibbles disguise  themselves as African'),
('18724','Americans, and very badly too.'),
('18725',' Two different endings of this film exist. The first simply shows the  destruction of Futureworld after Bill and Louise step through the Gate. The  second shows an actual trip through the Gate after Futureworld is destroyed.'),
('18726',' The premiere version that was shown on the Moscow International Film Festival  was cut by the scene in which Valiko is calling an immigrant in Tel Aviv by  mistake. The immigration topic was a political issue and the international  public wasnt supposed to see it. The festival version was the only cut print  (which later has been reportedly destroyed by the director); the theatrical  release was uncut.'),
('18727',' Mikhail Vardanov released 2 versions: one with narration, the other without.'),
('18728',' Most of the sex scenes, including Beckys masturbation scene, were trimmed  for the US cable television version of the film. In all, approximately 2  minutes have been removed.'),
('18729',' A Welsh'),
('18730','language version was filmed in parallel with the English'),
('18731','language  version, for transmission in Wales with the title Noson yr Heliwr.'),
('18732',' Certain international DVD distributors included deleted scenes not seen in  the original theatrical release, which provides more character development  and makes the film more complete. There are numerous sequences and the major  ones are noted as follows: '),
('18733',' "Saras Regret" '),
('18734',' This scene expanded upon how vulnerable Sara Moore (played   by Kathryn Morris) was. The FBI agents character is developed further. The   setting has the agent behind a desk after cracking under the pressure of an   intense field assignment. The scene is introspective in nature. '),
('18735',' "The Instructors Office" '),
('18736',' The scene is set in the FBI instructors office   for the character Jake Harris played by Val Kilmer. Harris speaks with Sara   played by Kathryn Morris and J.D. Reston played by Christian Slater. The   verbal communication between Harris and J.D. is professional and almost   military in nature, but it is clear that Harris has doubts related to Saras   performance. The performance review is completed and in the process a   caustic exchange transpires in which Harris directly questions her ability.   This establishes Saras potential motive. '),
('18737',' "Ride Along" '),
('18738',' In a scene on the helicopter pad at the FBI training complex,   Gabe Jensen played by LL Cool J and Jake Harris played by Val Kilmer speak   in a caustic capacity before any of the agents arrive. Harris is ordered by   his superiors to allow Gabe Jensen to observe his class and teaching   methods. In this exchange Harris and Jensen makes their feelings plainly   clear. This established a potential motive for both Jensen and Harris. '),
('18739',' "Rappelling" '),
('18740',' In a brief scene in the film personnel are seen rappelling   out of a helicopter and securing a hot landing zone during a training   exercise. This scene set the stage for later in the film when Harris tells   his class to get their rappelling lines out of the back of the helicopter   when nearing Oniega. The joke then seems more intense and relevant. '),
('18741',' "The ending" '),
('18742',' Several variations of the ending were filmed. One of them   included Jake Harris (Val Kilmer) and numerous others included modified   character development from the final theatrical ending.'),
('18743',' The version released in USA, France and UK runs about 96 minutes. The version  released in Germany and Hong Kong runs about 91 minutes. It has a different  editing. It contains a 5 minutes prologue, but it is also cut of about 10  minutes of various shots. This version also features a different score. This  score is more classical, with some choir effects. It really gives the movie a  different rythm.'),
('18744',' Also available in a re'),
('18745','traced colorized version.'),
('18746',' The region 1 [USA/Canada] DVD version is the original directors cut edition  with no omitted scenes.'),
('18747',' The alternate ending of this film is included on the region 1 DVD.'),
('18748',' Most international prints (such as the one that showed in France) are missing  15 minutes, mostly from the yakuza segment.  A great many jokes that simply  didnt make sense to non'),
('18749','Japanese were cut.'),
('18750',' In the theatrical version, Dr. Solomon Eddie shouts something in Swedish into  the bathroom at Greta. The subtitle reads something like, "Wipe your ass and  get out here." This line is absent in the VHS and DVD versions of the film.'),
('18751',' For the U.S. theatrical release, the 20th Century Fox logo appeared before  the Dreamworks logo at the beginning of the film, and the poster credits  said, "Twentieth Century Fox and Dreamworks Pictures present." Since the U.S.  versions home video/DVD rights are owned by Dreamworks, the Dreamworks logo  at the beginning of the movie appears before the 20th Century Fox logo, and  the back of the boxs cover art says, "Dreamworks Pictures and Twentieth  Century Fox present."'),
('18752',' In the theatrical version the Lexus factory chase scene ended with Andertons  hand being welded into the workings of a new car as it goes down the assembly  line. At the last minute, George Lucas shot a new scene for his Star Wars:  Episode II '),
('18753',' Attack of the Clones, which opened a month before Minority  Report. This new scene was also an assembly line chase and ended with a  nearly identical series of shots as Hayden Christensens hand is welded into  a piece of machinery. As a result of this similarity, Spielberg re'),
('18754','edited  Minority Report for video. In the new version the bit with Cruises hand  being welded into place is entirely replaced by a new sequence in which a  large piece of the car is shown moving down on him, then it blacks out.'),
('18755',' The initial US home video release through KVC Home Video used the original  Titanus (Italian) print with the English dialog track used for the US theatre  release. This meant that although the dialog was in English, the main title  and all credits were in Italian.'),
('18756',' The German DVD release in 2005 (by Paramount Home Entertainment/Tobis Home  Entertainment/TLEFilms) features the film digitally remastered for the first  time in its original uncut version.'),
('18757',' US laserdisc release (1996) featured an almost complete version of the film  (ca. 65 seconds were missing). Additionally, this release presented the film  for the first time in its correct aspect ratio on the home entertainment  market.'),
('18758',' Until now (August 2005) the German TV version misses ca. 50 seconds.'),
('18759',' German VHS release (1981) missed ca. 8 minutes.'),
('18760',' German 8mm home video version was heavily edited for timing reasons (ie. the  first 24 minutes were cut down to 4 minutes).'),
('18761',' Also available in two computer colorized versions. The film was first  colorized in the 1980s, and then again by Legend Films using the latest  colorization technology.'),
('18762',' Also shot simultaneously in a German language version, titled Großstadtnacht  (1932)'),
('18763',' In some Japanese versions, the gay bar scene is cut out.'),
('18764',' The UK VHS version apparently inadvertently left out two shots during the  films ending: The suicide ending to "Kiyokos House" and the burning of the  pavilion in "Temple of the Golden Pavillion."'),
('18765',' The version transmitted by Channel 4 television in the UK does not have Roy  Scheiders narration and is entirely in the Japanese language.'),
('18766',' The U.S. DVD reissue on Warner Bros. does not have Roy Scheiders narration;  it has been replaced with an uncredited narrator, probably due to legal or  technical issues.  The disc does, however, feature the Japanese'),
('18767','language  narration track along with English subtitles.'),
('18768',' Rereleased in 1991 with additional scene.'),
('18769',' This video was re'),
('18770','released as Miss Adventures with the Bridgette Blue/Rick  Daniels scene replaced with a newer Lynn LeMay/Sean Michaels scene to cash in  on LeMays popularity. Another director, Lance Heywood, directed this new  scene.'),
('18771',' The German'),
('18772','language print released on VHS is colorized.'),
('18773',' A colorized version of the film was released in 2007.'),
('18774',' Prior to 2000, all versions released in Germany were cut for violence to  achieve a "Not under 16" rating. The DVD release features the complete film,  but is also rated "Not under 16".'),
('18775',' Missing in Action 2 was released in Germany in two versions. One was rated  "not under 18" and cut in many scenes. The other Release was unrated and less  cut than the "not under 18"'),
('18776','Release but still misses half a dozent of scenes'),
('18777',' Constructed from two Battlestar Galactica series episodes, "The Living  Legend" and "Fire in Space", edited together to seem like one story.'),
('18778',' This European theatrical release originally aired on television in the United  States as a two part episode of the series,  _"Mission: Impossible" (1966)_ (qv)  called, "The Council" (episode 2.11).'),
('18779',' If you watch the theatrical trailer for Mission Impossible, there is one  quick clip of Ethan Hunt seriously kissing, perhaps making love to Claire  Phelps.  This scene actually takes place shortly before the final train  sequence when Claire begins to kiss Ethans hand.'),
('18780',' The in'),
('18781','joke where Tom Cruise goes online with his laptop by typing in, not  Usenet, but Crusenet, has been changed in the US DVD versions to where he  types "internet access."'),
('18782',' The DVD Version contains an alternate title sequence'),
('18783',' The UK cinema version is the most complete version of the film to date,  featuring additional scenes of violence. Additional footage includes: '),
('18784',' a loud crunch during the aeroplane hijack as Ambrose twists and breaks Dr.   Nekhorvichs neck '),
('18785',' the actual impact and blood spurt on Stamps knee when Ambrose shoots it,   thinking Stamp is Ethan '),
('18786',' the kick to Hunts face during the beach fight is seen in full and does not   cut away to Ambrose face at the point of impact 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'),
('18787','13 rating.'),
('18788',' Norwegian cinema version contained the extra violence just like the UK cinema  version. The DVD release however did not include them.'),
('18789',' Originally broadcast as part of the TV series  "Persuaders!, The" (1971).'),
('18790',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit a sex scene,  closeups of a shooting and a throat slash, and to remove a shot of a spike  hitting a mans forehead. The cuts were fully restored in the 1987 video  release, though the later 2004 DVD version was slightly re'),
('18791','edited owing to  print damage.'),
('18792',' Although shown in its entire 53'),
('18793','minute version during the 1960s, many current  television prints of the "Mr. Magoos Christmas Carol" have been cut by as  much as 10 minutes to make room for longer commercial breaks. The "Back to  Broadway" framing story is often eliminated, as well as the songs "Ringle,  Ringle" and "Were Despicable".'),
('18794',' Television and the standard VHS prints substitute a different march that is  played over the loudspeakers during the scene where Henry Fonda is listening  to the VE Day celebrations and throws the captains palm tree overboard. Also  eliminated is the voice'),
('18795','over of Fonda humming the march as he walks up the  gang ladder leaving the scene.'),
('18796',' Theatrical prints and the DVD version play Sousas "The Stars and Stripes  Forever" in this scene. Fonda (or perhaps Mel Blanc) hums this tune in  voice'),
('18797','over as he leaves the scene. A snippet of the television print version  of this scene is in the supplemental material on the DVD in the segment  featuring Jane Fonda. This can be compared to the feature version on the same  disc.'),
('18798',' The Malaysian VCD on the Sky Vision label is uncut. The Malaysian VCD in the  Lokasari (M) SDN.BHD label is cut.'),
('18799',' US R'),
('18800','rated version runs ca. 19 minutes shorter than the unrated version.'),
('18801',' In 1985, an extended cut of the film aired on French TV in the form of a  miniseries of four episodes with a running time of 55 minutes each. This  version (not counting episode credits and initial resumes from scenes from  past episodes) contains between 15 and 20 minutes of scenes not seen in the  theatrical cut of the film.'),
('18802',' The most often seen version of this movie is the version as featured on  _"Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988)"_ (qv) in 1993. This version was  derived from a 1980s Lorimar TV print, which was then edited further by the  MST3k producers (so they could wrap the host segments of the show around it).  Because of this, several fairly important plot details in the original film  are lost (making it seem more confusing than it actually is).'),
('18803',' Directors cut (available on Hong Kong DVD) runs ca. 10 min. 40 sec. longer.'),
('18804',' Zastava Ilyicha (restored version)'),
('18805',' Alternate cut exists deleting the sequences set in current time and adding  more sequences set in the adventure story.'),
('18806',' The European theatrical release version runs 120 minutes (about an hour from  the original TV version was cut).  This version is available on home video in  the U.S.'),
('18807',' Two versions are available in the USA, an edited R'),
('18808','rated version and a more  graphic unrated version.'),
('18809',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('18810','rated and unrated versions.'),
('18811',' Reissue in 1962 has 12 minutes added at beginning with a marriage counselor  advising women on frigidity and impotence and then introducing the original  movie.'),
('18812',' The opening credits on the 2003 DVD release have been digitally changed to  insert a new copyright notice. The 2003 DVD release includes, in its  supplementary material, a deleted scene in which Chaplin unsuccessfully tries  to cross a busy street.'),
('18813',' The said 33 seconds last minute removal is this: "After the girl takes the  diamond from the fat man, she had it checked and she found out that it was a  fake diamond."'),
('18814',' The laserdisc edition contains an extra scene that the film was never  released with. An extra verse of the Tramps gibberish song "Titina" appears  (33 seconds in length) at Chapter 13: frames 36235 '),
('18815',' 37009 which corrects a  continuity jump. This was obviously a last minute removal on Chaplins part,  before the initial release, but was never removed from his 35mm lavender  preservation masters which were used to master the laserdisc. The last verse  of the Tramps gibberish song is also shown as a deleted scene on the Chaplin  Collection version of Modern Times and with lyrics to it as a karaoke piece.'),
('18816',' All references to United Artists have been removed from all of the available  prints, although a credit to this company was retained in an old video  edition.'),
('18817',' The DVD version is unrated and contains more explicit gore than the edited  R'),
('18818','rated VHS release.'),
('18819',' In the Spanish video and DVD version by Manga Films, the title does not  appear onscreen during the opening credits.'),
('18820',' When the theatrical release was delayed, the airline version release date was  left unchanged, so the movie actually premiered in the USA as an in'),
('18821','flight  movie for the USWest airline several months before hitting theaters.   Moreover, the airline version was 109 minutes long. The movie was  subsequently cut to 89 minutes before the theatrical release, so the airline  version includes footage not seen elsewhere.'),
('18822',' There are two different US versions of this film: One is the American  International Pictures print with the original atmospheric music score  (complete with classical music pieces), and during the climactic fight  between Popoca and the Human Robot, Popoca had a scary, menacing voice (ie.  groaning and roaring). Another is the 1964 rerelease by Young Horror Club of  America, with a completely redone (and loopy) music score, somewhat different  title cards, and the voice of Popoca (in said climactic fight) was replaced  with a faint high'),
('18823','pitched voice (which sounded more like he was yawning).  This latter version was seen in the public domain. Both versions had the  exact same dubbing done for US producer K. Gordon Murray by Manuel San  Fernando (intended for AIPs version).'),
('18824',' Due to the damage on the films master, all current video/television prints  are missing the dramatic music as Joan destroys her rose garden.'),
('18825',' Some scenes were altered for the TV and cable release of "Mommie Dearest".   Aside from editing out the bad language, there is a notably different version  of the scene where Joan hacks down her prize roses, where for some reason the  musical background to this scene was completely removed, and the abrupt cut  from L.B. Mayers face to Joan kneeling dementedly in the rose garden with  her garden shears is accompanied by a bone'),
('18826','chilling scream.'),
('18827',' Some prints also contain a different take of the scene where Joan and Alfred  argue over the cost of the New York apartment, most notably Alfreds reaction  to Joans stubborn insistence.'),
('18828',' The "edited for television" version of "Mommie Dearest" alters one of the  films most famous lines. When Joan roars at the Pepsi board "Dont fuck with  me, fellas!", the edited version substitutes a shot from behind Joans head  so that we cant read her lips, and the line is changed to "Dont mess with  me, fellas!" The word "mess" is awkwardly edited in, and is obviously from  some other line or take.'),
('18829',' An English version of the movie, that is some 10 minutes shorter with less  dialogue, was shot side'),
('18830','by'),
('18831','side with the French version.'),
('18832',' Restored version: Argent Films DVD release as The Nun And The Devil is the  longest available version at 99min 20 secs (in PAL): it is re'),
('18833','edited from  Italian masters materials with an English soundtrack.'),
('18834',' Boris Karloff narration was added for 1967 American release.'),
('18835',' The PAL releases from Raro Video (Italy) and EAHV (Russia) are both uncut at  75 minutes.'),
('18836',' The television version re'),
('18837','edits the original ending scenes to give the film a  happy ending.'),
('18838',' American version was re'),
('18839','edited with new script by Bob Cresse.'),
('18840',' Edited down from a four'),
('18841','part Italian TV series.'),
('18842',' New footage added for 1968 American release.'),
('18843',' Several scenes are different or added to the television version. The TV  version offers an extended scene when Walter tries to carve his name and  Annas on the tree. More than one tree falls, explaining why Walter comes in  the house and says they have weak trees, instead of just one tree. In between  the shots of the realtor stamping the house sheet with a "SOLD", and Walter  and Anna moving in, there is a scene with Walter and Anna in the house  discussing how drunk they were on a trip to Puerto Rico.'),
('18844',' There was a version released in 2004 with additional music numbers that had  originally been taken out for the original release. The new release was  available over the internet and limited to only a few copies. The new version  included songs like: Porpoise Song, Listen to the Band and Its Nice to Be  With You, among others.'),
('18845',' Reissue prints have a few additional seconds at the beginning showing the  "Approved" code on a title screen. Earlier prints do not have the code at the  beginning.'),
('18846',' Some versions dont include the "Lite" or easy mode.	They only include the  regular mode.'),
('18847',' There is an "Unrated Version" and a "Censored Version" that only effect reel  5a as indicated on elements in MGM/UAs database. No indication was given for  what was cut in order to determine what the variation is in these two cuts.'),
('18848',' Earlier versions of Monkey Shines allegedly contained a bizarre brain surgery  scene, as well as several abusive scenes involving the small monkey, Ellie.   Although the scenes were all staged and no animals were harmed in the making  of the movie, the filmmakers decided it would be better to simply leave them  out to avoid conflicts.'),
('18849',' An Alternate ending was filmed which follows the scene when Stu Miley tries  to stop Monkeybone from giving the world nightmares but the difference in  this ending is that he was unsuccesful in doing so and thus gets trapped in  Downtown forever while Monkeybone continues to take over his life on Earth.'),
('18850',' The DVD contains the following extended or removed scenes: '),
('18851',' The "Show Me The Monkey" short is shown in its full length. It shows little   Stans erection actually popping up through his pants, the psychiatrist   looking at an ad for an expensive boat, telling Stan that itll take many   sessions to cure him of this "imaginary monkey case". Stan asks why the   doctor thinks Monkeybone is not real, but is shoved out of the door.   Monkeybone then pops out of the case, pushing the doctor out of the   skyscraper window. Monkeybone rides the doctor like Slim Pickens in   _Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)_ (qv),   screaming "Yeeha!" as they fall. The doctor is killed, crashing out of frame   next to Stan in a splash of blood '),
('18852',' but Monkeybone survives. Stan chastises   Monkeybone, but Monkeybone tells Stan he doesnt need a psychiatrist. He   sticks his finger inside his bottom, telling Stan that its the best way to   stop sucking his thumb (its references later in the regular version with   the Monkeybone toy which has ITS thumb in its bottom). Stan tells him to   "get back in the pack!" (which Stu says twice to Monkeybone later in the   regular version of the film.) '),
('18853',' After the car crashes due to the inflated Monkeybone boat, Stu and Julie   exit the car. Herb runs up to them, and is inspired with an idea for   Monkeybone car air bags. Stu is incensed that Herb is calling a   merchandising department instead of reporting the accident. Julie tells Stu   to calm down, and use a pay phone to report the accident to the authorities.   Unfortunately, a pipe which had been loosened by the crash falls on the   booth, putting Stu in a coma. '),
('18854',' Stu finds a Visible Man and Visible Woman in his psychological baggage. When   arriving at Coma Town, there are creatures that first meet Stu rummage   through his baggage, looking at a training bra and other odd items. Stu also   tries to talk to coma cases on line for the Morpheum Theater, and meets   other creatures from his nightmares, like a western cowboy centaur. A   bizarre turtle, instead of Joe Camel, asks Stu for a smoke. A three'),
('18855','headed   Devil compliments Stus work, and asks for Stus autograph '),
('18856',' in blood, of   course. '),
('18857',' Stu first meets Moneybone when the elephant piano player approaches the bar,   and Moneybone pops out of his knapsack. There are two versions of this: in   one version, Monkeybone announces, "Fee fi fo fum, Something smells like..."   and then pulls his thumb out of his bottom. The other version, he says,   "Just kidding folks! Drinks on the house," then adds, nodding at Stu, "On   him, of course." In both versions, he then kisses him and says, "Hiya,   Boss", as he does in the regular version. '),
('18858',' In an extended version of the "Love Is A Drug" scene, Stu spies his macabre   paintings on display at Hypnos party. Monkeybone tells him that he finds   them disgusting and repelling. Stu gets angry, and tells him that the   paintings are art, and that Monkeybone is only a doodle. The full version of   "Love Is A Drug" is played, with more dancing by the towns inhabitants. '),
('18859',' An extended scene with Hypnos. Monkeybone gets drunk on Hypnos wine,   annoying Stu. The bee Hypnos is laying down with flies away. Hypnos reveals   that he is Deaths brother. (Interesting to note Stu is never told that   Hypnos is Deaths brother at anytime except for the extended version of the   scene, yet reveals this knowledge when being tortured by Death.) Stu decides   to go to the Land of Death on his own, but Monkeybone, despite his fear,   desperately convinces Stu to take him along, telling him "You gotta take me   with you!" At that point, one of the Reapers comes to the party, and claims   a party guest, Lulu, after she hits on him. This is the same dead girl Stu   and Monkeybone follow in the regular version. '),
('18860',' There is a brief scene in which Deaths Helper complains that "no one   understands I was born to dance", then goes through "Deaths Door" to help   Death process souls. '),
('18861',' Monkeybone in Stus body, is shaving off the beard he had in a coma, when   Kimmy comes in, apologizing for wanting to pull the plug. She tells him that   if there is anything she could do to make it up to him, she would do it.   Monkeybone Stu closes the hospital rooms door, tells Kimmy that shes   awfully attractive, and starts dancing with her suggestively, exclaiming,   "ALL ABOARD! BABY GOT A BIG CABOOSE!" Scene cuts to Julie walking toward the   room, while Stu can be heard crowing, "GET ON THE BOOTY TRAIN!" A second   later, Stu screams "Ow!" after being punched by Kimmy then kicked in the   groin, who comes out the door looking flustered by her brothers sexual   advances. Stu, still clutching his groin, says "nothing happened". '),
('18862',' The scene in which the "Little Jack Horner" Monkeybone doll is extended,   with the other executives actually getting on the table and rubbing bottoms   with Monkeybone Stu. After they leave, Monkeybone Stu tells Herb that at the   Monkeybone benefit that they should have a giant piñata full of Monkeybone   dolls. As Stu continues to behave strangely, taking one of the Burger God   reps white jackets, Herb is asked if Stu has been improving since the   accident. Herb gleefully says, "Has he ever!" '),
('18863',' The alternate ending has instead of the Monkeybone cartoon ending where Herb   tells people to take off their clothes, Death pays Hypnos a visit, who is   packing his bags. Death grabs Hypnos out of his tower, and Downtown closes   for the night.'),
('18864',' About 30 minutes worth of scenes in the film were cut from the release print.  These include scenes which introduce the audience Julies friends, more  scenes with Stu Miley and his love intrest Kitty in Downtown, a few scenes  which included various sexual references which had to be cut for the film to  acheive a PG'),
('18865','13 rating, lots of the creatures created for Downtown are unseen  in the final cut becuase the few various shots of these creatures were  delelted, a longer version of Stu Miley singing Brickhouse and many  stop'),
('18866','animation scenes were also cut.'),
('18867',' Seen in the trailer but not in the final film is an alternate version of how  Stu Miley landed in his coma. In the trailer, Stu is seen on the phone with a  Monkeybone doll in his hand which then cuts to a large red pipe above the  telephone pole breaking off and ready to collapse. Stus girlfriend Julie is  seen yelling "Stu!" and then we hear a crash. But in the film, the accident  occurs when a huge inflatable Monkeybone ballon some how gets blown'),
('18868','up in the  car and freaks Stu and Julie out and they crash there car against a wall.  Also in the trailer but not in the film is a small cut in which the character  Monkeybone says "Drinks for everybody!"'),
('18869',' The DVD version had a scene that was purposely removed, it involves Stu  (posessed by Monkeybone) hit on Kimmy whom was Stus sister and it ends with  Kimmy beating up Stu, the scene was removed because Stu (possed by  Monkeybone) was accused with commiting an act of incest.'),
('18870',' Also on the DVD is the full piano scene. In the theatrical release of the  movie, the scene was split into two parts. The first part was used to  introduce Monkeybone to Stu, instead of him coming out of his backpack as in  the original version. A bridge between Monkeybone as Marilyn Monroe and  Monkeybone as Frank Sinatra was cut to split the piano scene into two, where  Sinatra talks about Monroe being "a helluva broad. Id do her. Hey, I DID  her." He then calls Julie "doable", and refers to Stu as an "eggplant". Also,  there is explicit phallic imagery used, as Monkeybone tucks his tail between  his legs to represent an erect penis '),
('18871',' once when he calls Stu is "castrator"  (as a play on "creator"), and when Monkeybone is singing about Julies "loose  caboose", when he simulates a sexual act.'),
('18872',' The DVD Extended scenes includes more footage of Lisa Zane singing "Love is a  Drug."'),
('18873',' The trailer includes an alternate version of the scene where Stu nearly sits  on the scorpion/lobster man. In the movie, the creature says "get your ass  out of my face" but in the trailer, he says "get your fat butt out of my  face." The trailer also has a brief scene showing a man yelling "Show me the  monkey!" which isnt in the film.'),
('18874',' It is interesting to note that some elements of the deleted scenes included  on the R1 DVD have been digitally obscured, probably for copyright/royalties  reasons. This includes two paintings shown during the extended "Love is a  Drug" musical number, plus an actor in the same sequence has also been  "fuzzed out". Several contents of Stus "emotional baggage" bag are fuzzed  out in the extended version of Stus arrival in Downtown, including, it  seems, the Village People LP that is left unobscured in the final film. In  the final film version of Stus arrival in Downtown, he encounters a creature  clearly intended to represent Joe Camel (of cigarette ad fame). In the  extended version in the Deleted Scenes section of the DVD, he does not  encounter the character.'),
('18875',' In the original Japanese version, we hear the penetration of wood when  Ashitaka strikes the stock of Eboshis Ishibiya; in the US version we hear  the added sound effect of a metallic clang.'),
('18876',' The original Japanese version places a brief text narrative at the beginning  of the film; the US version replaces it with an overlong verbal narrative  "explaining" the setting to viewers.'),
('18877',' Jigo, in the Japanese version, criticizes the stew he is eating by saying it  tastes like water; he calls it donkey piss in the US version.'),
('18878',' Extra dialog was inserted in the US version to explain that Ashitaka was dead  to his village when he cuts off his top knot.'),
('18879',' Two versions were released in theaters a standard format and a "REEL 3D"  digital format'),
('18880',' The initial cut of the picture included more explicit footage during the sex  scene between Halle Berry and Billy Bob Thornton, which was trimmed down  after the MPAA threatened to give the film a NC'),
('18881','17 rating. The uncut version  premiered at the Berlin Film Festival on February 8, 2001. The R'),
('18882','rated US  theatrical release is the cut version; the version released theatrically in  Canada and most other countries is the uncut version.'),
('18883',' The Australian DVD release is the uncut version which carries a label saying  "explicit version: not seen in cinemas"'),
('18884',' The video was eventually released uncut in the USA in 2003 with the love  scene intact, it is under the label "Signature Series".'),
('18885',' Turner Classic Movies (TCM) showed an 86'),
('18886','minute version with an uncredited  music score on cable.'),
('18887',' In the International version, the slogan We Scare Because We Care doesnt  appear on the TV set. However, Waternoose still says the slogan.'),
('18888',' A scene in the trailer shows Sulley tucking in Boo and saying, "Dont worry,  Ill protect you."'),
('18889',' One shot of Sulley trying to tell Boo to go to sleep was replaced for the  non'),
('18890','English versions of the film. This was because his hand gestures, miming  the phrase "You go to sleep", are so closely related to the individual words  (for example, holding up two fingers for the word "to") that dubbing the shot  into other languages would have proved too difficult.'),
('18891',' Foreign language versions of the film feature visual text (ie: newspaper  headlines, street signs) written in languages in which the film is dubbed, in  order to eliminate the need for subtitles.  In addition, universal icons are  put in place of English text, such as a pedestrian traffic light that  features a multi'),
('18892','fingered hand (in place of "Dont Stalk") and a two'),
('18893','headed  beast (instead of "Stalk").	It also appears that in order to minimize the  "poorly'),
('18894','dubbed kung'),
('18895','fu movie" syndrome, all the lip synch is completely  redone for foreign language releases.'),
('18896',' Much as they did with _A Bugs Life_, Pixar recomposed various shots this  movie for the full screen (1.33:1 aspect ratio) presentation on home video.   Characters and objects were rearranged in order to better make use of the  narrower frame.'),
('18897',' Starting 7 December 2001 outtakes were added to the end credit sequence of  the theatrical release, showing bloopers such as Sulley tripping over the top  scarers, and a new scene at the very end of the credits in which Mike makes  good on his promise and produces the company play, "Put That Thing Back Where  It Came From or So Help Me", a musical version of the entire film. Both  endings are available in the collectors edition DVD: the original credits are  on the widescreen version of the film, the bloopers and company play on the  fullscreen version.'),
('18898',' The film was one of the original UK video nasties (as "Prisoner Of The  Cannibal God") on the infamous DPP 74 list. The US R'),
('18899','rated version was  eventually passed in the UK after 2 minutes 6 secs of cuts and removed all  the animal cruelty as well as footage of animals being goaded to fight each  other.'),
('18900',' The U.S Anchor Bay DVD is uncut and includes 4 minutes of previously unseen  rape, bestiality and masturbation scenes as added extras. It also restores  the explicit castration scene to the movie.'),
('18901',' The UK version is cut from the longer R'),
('18902','rated US version to remove the animal  killings. The UK version is cut by 2 minutes 6 secs from the R'),
('18903','rated US print  and removes all the animal cruelty as well as footage of animals being  goaded to fight each other.'),
('18904',' The Swedish censors made five cuts; fighting, man being killed by animal  trap, woman being murdered, woman being assaulted, man being assaulted. A  total of 9 minutes 45 seconds.'),
('18905',' Originally filmed in Trucolor, but black and white prints also exist (still  bearing the Trucolor credit).'),
('18906',' MGM also released this movie in a silent version'),
('18907',' Two versions of this film were shot with more or less the same cast: an  English'),
('18908','language version, and a French version, Nous irons à Monte Carlo  (1952).'),
('18909',' The 1997 video version includes as an appendix The Whos performance of "A  Quick One While Hes Away."'),
('18910',' The DVD of outtakes from the film includes performances by several bands that  werent in the film.  Among the bands whose performances were cut out of the  original film were Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Blues Project, The  Association, Buffalo Springfield, Al Kooper and The Byrds.'),
('18911',' The 2001 special edition features alternative dialogue when Arthur and  Bedevere meet Rodger the Shrubber.'),
('18912',' The UK cinema release in 1975 had edited some of the lines to receive an A  certificate. These lines include some of Zoots texture about the oral sex.  All the edited lines were still in the 1979 video release with a 15  certificate by mistake! It was not till 1996 that the UK videos became  completely uncut. In 2006 the film finally received a lower certificate uncut  with a 12.'),
('18913',' UK video 1996 re'),
('18914','release, titled "21st anniversary edition" includes 24  seconds of previously unseen footage: Zoot (Carol Cleveland) in Castle  Anthrax has more lines; there are reaction shots of a crowd yelling "Get on  with it" and even God shouting the same phrase.'),
('18915',' The same extra footage from the 1996 re'),
('18916','release had previously been seen in  the US on the RCA Video Disk edition of the film.  Note: not laser disk, but  the now'),
('18917','obsolete proprietary format RCA promoted in the early 1980s.'),
('18918',' That same extra footage was also on the original UK pre'),
('18919','certificate Brent  Walker Video, which also included the theatrical trailer with what sounds  like Burt Kwouk doing the voice over in Chinese/Cantonese. As well as this it  also included the few minutes of organ music at the end of the film. This  version was released in widescreen.'),
('18920',' In the "21st Anniversary Edition", and also on the recent worldwide DVD  releases, all of the original dialogue is included.  On the original releases  prior to 1996 all references to the word "Jesus Christ" as a swear word were  dubbed over with "Bleedin ell".'),
('18921',' On all of the post'),
('18922','"21st Anniversary Edition" all of the film has been  cleaned up considerably from the original to give a much clearer picture,  also some "waste'),
('18923','of'),
('18924','time"s have been removed completely; Most noticable of  this is:  Before King Arthur looks up to speak to the French soldiers he  looks to the left and says, (Very quietly, possibly muted in the fnal dub),  whats the next line? and a person off camera tells him the line, as they are  telling him you can see him moving his lips to help him prompt himself.  This  only happens for about 2 seconds, but happens every time that King Arthur  looks up to reply or speak to the French soldiers at the Castle.'),
('18925',' The version shown on Comedy Central runs the opening credits again at the end  of the film instead of the usual black screen with the music.'),
('18926',' In the version aired on Comedy Central, one of the scenes that was "censored"  was the castle Antrax scene.  Near the end of this scene, when Zoot is  discussing punishment she says, "and then the oral sex." However in this  version they cut out her saying the words "oral sex" yet you can still  clearly hear all the girls in the back ground chanting "Oh yay, the oral sex,  the oral sex!"'),
('18927',' The film will be re'),
('18928','released in the USA starting June 15, 2001 in a remixed  Dolby Digital Stereo version. The film will be the same as the 21st  Anniversary, including the additional 24 seconds of footage.'),
('18929',' A scene that was shown in the trailer, but excluded from the film.  King  Arthur is in the middle of knighting a peasant when the Camelot castle  collapses in the background like a cardboard cut'),
('18930','out.  Arthur sees this,  gives up and stabs the peasant.'),
('18931',' The special edition DVD offers subtitles taken from Shakespeares Henry IV  Part II "for people who dont like the film."'),
('18932',' In early versions, when the witch is accused of having a wart, she replies:  "its a pimple", but for some reason this line was cut from later editions.'),
('18933',' The filmed was made in two versions,  a US version with Holden, McNamara and  Niven in the leads, and a German version with Krueger, Matz, and Heesters in  the corresponding roles.  Krueger and Matz have a brief cameo as tourists in  the US version, and Holden and McNamara make the same cameo in the German  version.'),
('18934',' 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.'),
('18935',' According to writer Tom Mankiewicz there was a scene featuring Drax meeting  his co'),
('18936','financiers in the Amazon lair; they use the room located just below  the space shuttle launch pad that Bond and Holly later escape from. This  scene was shot but later cut out.'),
('18937',' The Italian TV version is heavily edited to fit into the scheduling but this  also alters the plot of the film significantly, particuarly in the opening  skydiving sequence. After stealing the pilots parachute Bond clips it shut  and the scene involving Jaws is completely gone. Instead we cut from the  pilot screaming to the shot of someone falling onto the circus big top,  making it look as if this is the pilot. Also the scene with the girl being  torn apart by dogs is gone, after she shows Bond the hidden safe she is never  seen again and Drax only appears in the Cucumber Sandwiches scene before we  see him chastising Bond for breaking up the fight with the snake.'),
('18938',' On a recent ABC TV showing, one scene involved Bond being lured to Draxs  hidden pyramid base by one of Draxs beauties. In the original version, as  Bond is following her, a shot of her walking reveals some brief nudity as she  has no clothing underneath her top. In the ABC version, the lady now has  clothing underneath her top.'),
('18939',' Theatrical trailer includes a closeup reaction shot of Jaws after Bond  punches him in the face aboard Draxs space station. The shot was not seen in  the finished film.'),
('18940',' A scene involving Bond and Holly inside what appears to be a meditation room  aboard Draxs space station, was shot but never used in the final film. Shots  of this scene made its way into some of the press stills as well as the  trading cards released by Topps in 1979.'),
('18941',' The version available as part of Treeline Films Mystery Classics 50  MoviePack runs only 46 minutes.'),
('18942',' MTV and VH1 have shown this film many times, and although it isnt a long  film they have cut it, specifically the "Smooth Criminal" segment (the  showpiece of the film): The dance segment in Club 30s is heavily edited, as  is the scene where the kids dog is returned to them by Michaels manager  (leaving one plot question unanswered!) The "Come Together" performance is  also shorter.  The more recent VH1 Rock and Roll Picture Show airings cut the  film down even more, most noticably in the Retrospective sequence.'),
('18943',' In 2006, Flicker Valley copyrighted a 68'),
('18944','minute version with a musical score  by Robert Israel (II) (qv). The source material was from the Daniel J.  Bursik collection. New intertitles were used, which may have changed some of  the actors names. In the New York Times review of 6 February, 1922, for  example, Valentinos given name is listed as "Rodolf."'),
('18945',' The film was re'),
('18946','edited and released as a music video for the song "Hell Bent"  by Kenna.'),
('18947',' In addition to the 30 minute virtual walk accompanied by music, and alternate  version accompanied by natural sound recorded on site is also included on the  DVD.'),
('18948',' Remastered edition released December 2002.'),
('18949',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('18950',' The character name "Raiden" was changed to "Rayden" in the home versions due  to legal troubles Midway was having; the spelling of the name "Raiden" had  already been used in another game.'),
('18951',' The arcade version was originally extremely graphic and gory. When it was  released to the first four home systems (Super Nintendo, Game Boy, Sega  Genesis, and Game Gear), all the elements of gore were removed (blood,  fatalies, etc.) so Genesis and Game Gear could receive SEGAs "MA'),
('18952','13" rating  and Super Nintendo and Game Boy would fit Nintendos censorship guidelines  (Nintendo had no game rating system and the Entertainment Software Rating  Board(ESRB) would be established two years later). When the blood was removed  from the SNES version and Game Boy Version, it was replaced with sweat and  fatalities for all versions were modified so there was no gore. The Sega  versions though had a secret code that could convert the game into an "MA'),
('18953','17"  version with all gore intact.'),
('18954',' The SNES version has completly different Fatalities for Johnny Cage, Raiden  and Sub Zero, all three fatalities in the Arcade and Genesis versions were a  modified decapitation of some sort, for the SNES Cages Fatality he shadow  kicks his opponent Through the chest, Sub Zero freezes his opponant and then  shatters them while still frozen, and Raidens Fatality electrifies the  opponant reducing them to nothing more to dust and their skull.'),
('18955',' The TBS Superstation version removes some of the more violent sound effects,  e.g. bones crunching or arms twisting, and also two bad words...  The "I  smell something" comment is followed by silence and the obscenity can only be  seen being said.	Also, complete removal of the offensive word after, "Those  were $500 sunglasses", which worked out fine.'),
('18956',' UK version removes chainstick footage; it is cut by three seconds.'),
('18957',' An HBO "first look" program showed an alternative death for Scorpion.   Instead of exploding after the shield toss, he falls off a platform and onto  a spike in an emulation of the classic pit death scene from the video game  series.'),
('18958',' The Fox Broadcast version replaced the infamous "Those were $500.00  sunglasses asshole!" line with an alternative take of Johnny Cage saying  "Man, are you ugly!".'),
('18959',' When released in 2003 in the UK, all previous BBFC cuts were waived.'),
('18960',' The Sega Genesis version has a hidden finishing move that does not appear on  any other platform of the game. Via a cheat menu, Rayden players on the  armory stage can turn a defeated opponent into a small guy in a cheesy  tuxedo, and the game calls this a "Fergality". This cheat menu also turns on  a different "Toasty" face and accesses a hidden Blue Portal stage.'),
('18961',' The PC/Playstation/Saturn version has many differences from the Nintendo 64  version. While space forbids a comprehensive analysis, some of the major  differences include more characters on the Playstation (like two versions of  Kano, Rayden, Jax and Kung Lao, as well as ALL of the boss characters), boss  fatalities on the N64, and only one Sub'),
('18962','Zero character on the N64 (though he  has the combined powers of the masked and unmasked Sub'),
('18963','Zeroes). Finally, the  PC and Playstation have a MALE Chameleon, who randomly assumes the powers of  the male ninjas, whereas the N64 has a FEMALE Khameleon, who can become  Kitana, Mileena or Jade.'),
('18964',' Along with probably hours of unused fight scene footage, there have also been  reports of a completely alternate ending to the film, where Shinnok is seen  in the Netherealm conversing with the sorcerer Quan Chi, who is otherwise not  seen in the film.  All the ending consists of is Shinnok asking if everything  is going according to plan, Quan Chi nods yes, and they both leave.  This  leaves things open for a third movie.'),
('18965',' A picture of the aforementioned conversation between Shinnok and Quan Chi was  printed in the December 1997 issue of Sci Fi Entertainment'),
('18966',' The UK video is cut for violence to secure a "15" rating.'),
('18967',' The German video retail version is cut for violence to avoid a "Not under 18"  rating.'),
('18968',' TBS Superstation removed part of the Cyrax fight scene (yellow robot/cyborg):  Sonya throws Cyrax into some gas cannisters which, when she blew the spilled  powder at it, ignited and burned the cyborg to a crisp.'),
('18969',' The "Kollectors Edition" of the game features 40 minutes of DVD footage and  a playable version of the original Mortal Kombat arcade game.'),
('18970',' The Nintendo Gamecube version features Goro and Shao Kahn, two characters who  were unplayable in the Playstation 2 and Xbox versions of the game.'),
('18971',' The 1994 UK Redemption video release was cut by 2 minutes 29 secs by the BBFC  to heavily edit scenes of graphic gore and flesh'),
('18972','eating. The 2007 Redemption  DVD is fully uncut.'),
('18973',' For TV release the film was re'),
('18974','edited into four'),
('18975','part mini'),
('18976','series.'),
('18977',' Some Brittish re'),
('18978','release prints were printed on green'),
('18979','tinted stock.'),
('18980',' The film was originally 76min long. Some excess gore like scenes with the  trophy heads was cut out of the release making the film shorter.'),
('18981',' The version released in the U.S.A. omits one four minute sequence which takes  place early in the film and sets up Loris (Benignis) adversarial  relationships with the manager of his apartment building as well as the  little girl who throws dead cats in his apartment . The scene involves a  tenants meeting inside a school gym. Loris has voted against the entire body  and is invited to voice his objections. The manager ends up pursuing Loris to  the top of a basketball hoop upon which the little girl shoots him with a  water gun. Loris falls through the hoop which breaks and he ends up leaving  with as much dignity as he can muster with the hoop net over his body.'),
('18982',' The "Frontier Missle" sequence is the only example of kaiju footage contained  in foreign release prints but not in the original cut. This footage slightly  alters the arrangement of events of the American and European versions.  This  footage was filmed at AIPs request and originally excluded from the Japanese  cut to keep out the very patriotic American iconage of the scene.  It is now  featured as bonus material on the Japanese laserdisc.'),
('18983',' The shot of Kumayamas bloody forehead after Torohata had shot him was cut  from the American version due to the blood.'),
('18984',' The scene where Kumayama is handing out leaflets promoting the amusement park  was cut from the American version.'),
('18985',' Mothra is sometimes referred to as "the Thing" in the AIP dub.'),
('18986',' There are some deleted scenes from this movie as listed below. Originally  when Godzilla attacks Osaka Castle he falls into it and it doesnt break. He  then roars in anger. The actor in the Godzilla suit fell into the model of  Osaka Castle and it didnt crumble properly so the scene had to be re'),
('18987','shot. A  brief scene was snipped between the fight between the adult Mothra and  Godzilla. While they are grappling there is a shot where you are looking  through MothraS eyes down at Godzilla. Since in this scene a hand puppet of  Godzilla was used, the closeup looked pretty fake so it was cut. A funny  scene was cut when Godzilla battled the 2 baby MothraS. One mothra would  hide behind a rock and while Godzilla looked at him the other would pop out  from behind another rock and spray Godzilla with silk. When Godzilla would  turn to face that Mothra, he would duck behind the rock and the other Mothra  would pop out and spray Godzilla with silk. This scene of Godzilla getting  constantly hit from behind by a Mothra went on for quite a while and was  trimmed down to the point of nearly being cut from the finished film.'),
('18988',' Prints released in other Asian countries also did not contain the "Frontier  Missle" scene.'),
('18989',' Although the cinema version was intact the 1986 UK Warner video suffered a  brief 2 sec cut to remove a closeup shot of a chainsaw wound during the  climax. The 2002 ILC DVD was fully uncut although the BBFC wrongly list it as  being the cut cinema version.'),
('18990',' Some time after the films UK release, American distributor Jack Harris and  importer Richard Gordon contemplated a US release with new footage featuring  Bela Lugosi (qv); but this could not be accomplished because of Lugosis  deteriorated physical condition.  The film did not make it to US screens  until 1964, where it was given about 2 minutes of added footage ahead of the  main title, featuring comic songster Allan Sherman and an unidentified sexy  model.  In the credits that followed, the names of Lugosi and Lucan were both  omitted, though they were retained in the publicity materials.'),
('18991',' An uncut German version was released in Austria 1997'),
('18992',' Although currently listed as Banned in Australia, the complete and uncut  version of the film was classified with an R rating in 1983. Roadshow Home  Video released the film that same year. Copies of it still sit on video  shelves across the country. The film is relatively easy to find.'),
('18993',' There are three uncut DVDs (Laserparadise, Astro, CMV) in Germanny and three  uncut Videos (Astro,JPV,GMT).'),
('18994',' The original Canadian video release, on Media Home Entertainment, was heavily  censored.'),
('18995',' Mothers of Men (1917) was originally 8 reels long. The five'),
('18996','reel version came  about from suggestions by the Woman Suffrage Party and the National Womans  Party.'),
('18997',' For the Chinese version an alternate ("politically correct") ending was used.  In it, Lau gets arrested when he leaves the elevator.'),
('18998',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('18999',' This is (unfortunately) usually shown on television in a heavily cut 105  minute version. The complete three'),
('19000','hour version can sometimes be seen on  Turner Classic Movies'),
('19001',' After its original "roadshow" engagement in 1947, where the full 173'),
('19002','minute  version was shown (with an intermission), "Mourning Becomes Electra" was cut  to 121 minutes for the remainder of its theatrical run.  This version is not  available for television, but does exist in 16mm prints.'),
('19003',' Most prints of this cartoon (including Cartoon Network) edit the ending in  which Tom comes out of the coal pile in blackface.'),
('19004',' Some TV version cut the appearance of Mammy (Toms African American owner) in  the beginning. This version starts where Tom jumps out of the flower pot.'),
('19005',' A version of this cartoon exists with Mammy Two'),
('19006','Shoes rotoscoped into a young  white Irish woman that was done by the Sib Tower 12 Productions in the 1960s.  Another version was made in the 1990s with the original footage, but with  Mammy Two'),
('19007','Shoes voice re'),
('19008','dubbed to sound less sterotypical and offensive.'),
('19009',' In the original print of the film, Claude Cat, after being driven insane,  tries one last and desperate time to reclaim his house. He climbs down the  houses chimney, but is singed by the fire that Hubie and Bertie build in the  fireplace. In the release print, this scene was replaced with Hubie and  Bertie enjoying their new home in front of the fireplace, which fades into  the familiar Warner Bros. cartoon end'),
('19010','title concentric circles rather than  the traditional iris'),
('19011','out.'),
('19012',' Most TV airings delete the part where Sylvester Jr. "rescues" his father from  being eaten by a stuffed lions head by shooting a gun at it and thence into  Sylvesters backside. ABC airings also removed Hippety Hopper in Indian garb  and scalping Sylvester.'),
('19013',' DVD version contains six deleted scenes: '),
('19014',' Lars Smuntz explores his late fathers office in his very own style; '),
('19015',' Caesar presents his weapons and tools; '),
('19016',' Caesar goes Mouse hunting with a heat seeker; '),
('19017',' Caesar is doing his new job in the Quality Control department of Smuntz   String Cheese factory; '),
('19018',' A collection of various small scenes from the auction, showing Falco getting   back his cheque from Ernie after the flood and ripping it in pieces; '),
('19019',' The ensemble of Smuntz String Cheese factory gathers for a photo shooting.'),
('19020',' 1953 re'),
('19021','release version through Monarch Films is edited to 79 minutes. This  was the only version shown on television for years. In April 2003 Turner  Classic Movies channel premiered the newly restored version, mastered by the  UCLA from the original film elements. This version is fully restored and runs  98 minutes.'),
('19022',' In the most recent Columbia video release and AMC TV versions, one scene is  cut out. Moe tells the director that the scene he was shooting was wrong from  the first kiss. The begining of the cut scene starts when Moe tries to show  how to give a good'),
('19023','looking kiss to a showgirl. However, he gets shy, and  barely pecks her on the cheek. He calls it the "hit'),
('19024','and'),
('19025','run" type. Larry then  tries the dramatic bend'),
('19026','over technique, but the more he bends forward, the  more the girls head pulls back. Then, its the big Cs (Curly, that is!)  turn to go. He calls his kiss a "sacrifice". However, before he can give the  kiss, the showgirl grabs him and says "Oh, Mr. Howard!" and pulls him over  and gives him a huge kiss, making Curly pass out. Moe and Larry run over and  Moe gives the famous question: Moe: Whats your name so I can tell your  mother? Curly: My mother knows my name! Moe and Larry then pull him up, hit  him, and get on with business. This scene is only on the original Columbia  video versions and were shown on certain TV marathons, such is the TBS "Curyl  All'),
('19027','Nighter", in the early 90s. This cut scene also explains why Curlys  sportcoat disappears from one shot to the next!'),
('19028',' The cut scene involving scene kisses is also on the WB network version.'),
('19029',' Originally, writer Felix Adler had written an alternate ending in which The  Stooges accidentally set the movie studio on fire and it completely burns  down. It is unknown as to why the scene was changed, other than the idea of  budget restraints.'),
('19030',' In the theatrical and pay'),
('19031','tv release, the first half of "Movie, Movie" is in  black and white, while both halves are often shown in color in commercial TV.'),
('19032',' Numerous extra scenes were shot (including a pre'),
('19033','credits sequence), but cut  to enable the film to conform to the competitions 10'),
('19034','minute upper time  limit. These scenes have been made available online, and the makers are  currently working on a "remastered" version of the film that will include  some of these scenes as well as improving the picture quality, editing and  sound mix. For copyright reasons, however, this will not be commercially  available.'),
('19035',' Blackhawk Films issued this movie on 16mm and super'),
('19036','8 for home use.'),
('19037',' _Wen die Götter lieben (1942)_ (qv) was dubbed in English, significantly  edited and released as Mozart Story, The (1948) with new scenes added for  English'),
('19038','language audience consumption'),
('19039',' Directors cut runs ca. 6 minutes longer.'),
('19040',' There are five versions of the film, Mr. Arkadin. '),
('19041','There is the public domain  version, the one most common in America. After the opening credits, it begins  with Van Strattens narration on the docks. It is told in linear time. '),
('19042','There  is the European version, called Confidential Report. It has footage of paper  mache bats in the credits, and has some footage not seen in the public domain  version. It is told in flashbacks. '),
('19043','There is the version currently in  possession of Corinth Films. According to Welles friend Peter Bogdanovich,  this version and its first four scenes correspond directly to Orson Welles  intentions. It is told in flashbacks. '),
('19044','There is a Spanish language version  that corresponds directly to the Corinth version. However, the roles played  by Katina Paxinou and Suzanne Flon are now played by Spanish actresses. '),
('19045','As  of 2005, there is a version being prepared by the Munich Filmmuseum that not  only contains footage found in different versions of the film, but also  corresponds as closely as possible to the complete intentions of Orson  Welles.'),
('19046',' Also available in colorized version.'),
('19047',' Originally titled Mr. Bug Goes To Town, running time 79 min. Released to TV  by NTA, with copyright date and one minute missing.  A hasty retitle  patch'),
('19048','job somewhat ruins the beginning'),
('19049','credits sequence.'),
('19050',' DVD release contains six deleted scenes and an outtake reel.'),
('19051',' The home video version omits Sid Vicious version of "My Way"  We still see  the footage, but there is no sound and we get a roller caption explaining  that the publishing company refused to allow them to include the include the  song on the tape.'),
('19052',' In one scene, Jacks "girlfriends" take him to a male strip show in which the  dancers are dressed as astronauts. Jack comments "These arent the guys from  the space shuttle, are they?" When the film was first shown on network  television in 1986, the line was removed, presumably because it seemed in  poor taste coming so soon after the Challenger disaster.'),
('19053',' An alternate version was supplied for drive'),
('19054','ins. For this version, only the  footage of William Castle was different. For the drive'),
('19055','in version, instead of  the "Punishment Poll" cards, the audience was asked to flash their headlights  to vote on the ending. The Columbia exchanges could replace the two William  Castle segments to make an existing print suitable for drive'),
('19056','in bookings. As  with the theater version, there was only one ending filmed.'),
('19057',' Some prints of "Mr. Skeffington" run 127 minutes.  The film was cut from 146  minutes immediately after its world premiere run in New York City in 1944,  and the cut footage was considered "lost" until the 1988 home video release  from MGM/UA restored the film to its original length.'),
('19058',' In 2000, Turner Classic Movies presented the television premiere with a music  soundtrack composed, produced, edited and mixed by Maria Newman, who also  conducted the Viklarbo Chamber Symphony. Its running time was 91 minutes.'),
('19059',' The 2006 UK DVD release was cut by 8 seconds to remove a sequence of  orchestrated dog fighting.'),
('19060',' The Australian DVD was made using the cut UK version, meaning it has 13  seconds of dialogue cut despite no previous censorship problems. VHS,  theatrical and television versions are all intact.'),
('19061',' The film was originally released to UK cinemas uncut with a 12 certificate.  Since UK certificates prohibit entry to anyone under that age, regardless of  the presence of a guardian, many cinema owners felt that they were missing  out on a large potential audience, and a version was eventually passed PG,  after the removal of 13 seconds of dialogue referring to  "cunninglinguistics", "horizontal mambo" and other crude mentions of sexual  foreplay during the restaurant scene. All video/laserdisc versions released  in the UK were similarly edited to secure the less restrictive rating. The  cuts were fully waived by the BBFC in 2003.'),
('19062',' When aired on Fox Family, all profanities were cut out, including words like  Hell and Damn; however the scene where Daniel imitates Porky Pig and tells  Lou to piss off is still intact.'),
('19063',' Over thirty minutes of deleted scenes are shown on the DVD, including a long  subplot of Mrs. Doubtfire and the woman Gloria living next door.'),
('19064',' After the children go upstairs after the first meeting of them and Mrs.  Doubtfire, Miranda says "Theyre very angry with me right now." The camera  then goes to Mrs. Doubtfire who says "Oh about the divorce." Then Miranda  asks "How did you know?" This is what we see in the theatrical version. On  the FX Television version, after Miranda says "Theyre very angry with me  now" Mrs Doubtfire is overheard saying "Oh, about the divorce." The camera  stays on Miranda as she says it up to where Miranda says "How did you know?"'),
('19065',' On 5 November 2003, the video version was passed uncut at PG by the BBFC'),
('19066',' In the European released version, Cecil Kellaway (qv) was replaced by  Hugo Haas (qv) and the role was changed to "Balkan King." Also,  Tala Birell (qv)s character was changed to simply "Countess" instead of  "Lady Norah Ebbsworth." Three actors in casting call lists but who were not  in the U.S. print (Ann Codee (qv), George Davis (I) (qv) and  Frank Reicher (qv) may also have been in this version (see the trivia  section.)'),
('19067',' CBS edited 28 minutes from this film for its 1975 network television  premiere.'),
('19068',' The MNTEX videotape version of this film runs 89 minutes and includes rear  male nudity in Robert Foxworths bathing scene.'),
('19069',' The British video release, on Warners Maverick Directors label, was cut by  1m 42s by the BBFC. Early copies of this version, released in 1997, were  accidentally mastered with the uncut version. These were quickly recalled and  replaced with the BBFC approved version, but some uncut copies were sold '),
('19070','  they can be identified by the code on the spine of the tape (082897).  The  cuts were made to the rape scenes and a dismemberment scene.  The use of a  set of nunchukas was also removed.'),
('19071',' The US DVD, released by Artisan, features a cut version of the film. The two  rape scenes were trimmed, the second even misses some dialogue ("This oughta  make you talk, huh?"). The murder of the guy in the yellow T'),
('19072','shirt at the  Halloween party shoot'),
('19073','out is now offscreen.'),
('19074',' West German VHS version was edited for violence (ca. 5 minutes) for a "Not  under 18" rating. This version was also used for the DVD release in 2004.'),
('19075',' The original version is in B/W and only one song Pyar kiya to darna kya...  was shot in color as most of the film (by the time color technology was  available) was complete. This was at the end of almost 10 years that the film  was being completed. However, the year 2004 re'),
('19076','release is re'),
('19077','mastered from  the original B/W version to Color with Dolby Digital sound and some visual  enhancements.'),
('19078',' Astonishingly, the British censors would not issue the film with a U  certificate until 2 seconds of footage showing a headbutt had been removed.'),
('19079',' The British DVD, released in Spring 2000, was accidentally released with the  previously cut headbutt scene intact. As this violates UK censorship laws, it  was withdrawn after being on sale for around a week. The re'),
('19080','release, due a  few months later, will probably be distinguished by having no European  soundtrack/subtitle options.'),
('19081',' In at least one showing on ABC, the Grandmothers line of "Would you like to  stay forever?" (said from off'),
('19082','screen to Captain Li Shang towards the end of  the film) was removed from the soundtrack for some reason.'),
('19083',' The DVD and VHS versions of the film were self'),
('19084','censored by Lynch for sexual  content. He had an additional blurring effect added to Laura Harring (qv)s  crotch in the scene where she climbs into bed with Naomi Watts (I) (qv).  The blurring was requested by David Lynch (I) (qv) himself because he  disapproved of nude pictures of Harring being distributed on the Internet.'),
('19085',' Some scenes were deleted to shorten the running time of the movie. Some of  the missing scenes are: '),
('19086',' An additional scene of the detectives McKnight and Domgaard in the police   station talking about the car crash the previous night on Mulholland Drive. '),
('19087',' A full scene of dialog with the hit man Joe and the pimp Billy in Pinkys   Hot Dog stand with Joe asking about information on the missing woman and   about the hot dogs served while the drugged out streetwalker Laney looks on. '),
('19088',' An scene of the Castigliane limo arriving outside Adam Keshers house where   the goon, Kenny, gets out and talks briefly with Taka, the Japanese gardener   in the driveway asking if he has seen Adam recently. '),
('19089',' A scene of Betty arriving on the studio lot and meeting Martha Johnson   outside the producers office and Wally coming out the front door to meet   her and take her inside. '),
('19090',' An extended scene showing the introduction of Mr. Rouque of Vincent Darby   entering a large office building and taking an elevator to one of the top   floors and asking the receptionist if he could enter Mr. Rouques office. '),
('19091',' During the scene where Mr. Rouque relays the message the girl is still   missing to various unseen associates, when the unseen man with the hairy   arm on the yellow telephone rings his contact, the original scene was not of   a telephone under a lamp with a red shade, but a white speaker phone on a   bright blue table and a womans hand (Camila Rhodes?) answering it, but   cutting away before she saying anything. '),
('19092',' The scene of Adam meeting with the executives is longer with him first   arriving holding a iron golf club demanding why he has been called away from   the golf course to this meeting and Ray giving him a vague explanation to   the movie hes filming. The scene ends with the Callestine brothers leaving   first and Adam yelling at the executives over them rigging the casting of   the lead actress and about the film being kept locked up in the studio safe. '),
('19093',' A bit scene where after the bruiser Kenny knocks unconscious Adams wife and   the pool man, he walks around Adams house and sees Adams wifes jewelry in   the kitchen sink which is overflowing with water. Kenny then is shown   breaking all of Adams golf clubs as payback for trashing the limo and then   leaves telling the gangsters in the back of the limo that Adams not home. '),
('19094',' There is another scene introducing Wilkins (Scott Coffee) who lives in a   studio loft above Betty Elmss apartment where Adam phones him just before   his meeting with the Cowboy and telling Wilkins about finding his wife in   bed with the pool man, and asks Wilkins if he could come over to stay for a   while since he has no money. Wilkins agrees, and after hanging up, he yells   at his dog couched in a corner about relieving himself all over the place.'),
('19095',' The theatrical version contains 26 minutes of newly shot and restored  footage;  the TV version of Mullholand Drive, shot in 1999, originally ran at  just over 100 minutes and ended at Bettys apartment after helping Rita cut  her hair and put a blond wig on; an additional deleted scene had Betty  running out of the apartment to the roof where Rita joined her and both of  them looking out over Los Angeles where Betty says "I have arrived" and Rita  saying the same. The final shot in the TV pilot version has the mysterious  bum sitting in the alley behind Winkies Restaurant and holding the  mysterious blue box. New footage shot for the theatrical version includes: '),
('19096',' The theatrical ending where David Lynch goes back and tells the story of   Diane; in the TV pilot, it ends where Rita (Camilla) opens the mysterious   blue box. '),
('19097',' An additional 6 minutes of expanded reshoots that Studio Canal had David   Lynch shoot for the theatrical release.'),
('19098',' Redrawn in color in 1974 for "When Funnies Were Funny" TV show. It was  retitled "Egyptian Daze" and a funky soundtrack was added.'),
('19099',' UK release removes a headbutt during the Rachel Weisz/Patricia Velasquez  fight scene, in order to qualify for a 12 rating.'),
('19100',' The sequence where Ardeth Bay and Rick are fighting to get Evy back(when  Imhotep arises) was originally longer. The MPAA deemed the gun battle too  long and gave the film an "R" rating, not because of blood or deaths, but  because of excessive gunfire (!). According to director Stephen Sommers and  editor Bob Ducsay, they say that the scene was significantly longer, but  shortened to ensure a "PG'),
('19101','13" rating.'),
('19102',' When Rick leaves to get Evie out of the museum, he tells Jonathan and Alex to  stay put in the car. When he leaves, he says, "Watch over him." Jonathan  replies that he would, but in some other versions, Rick extends the scene by  saying to Jonathan, "I wasnt talking to you."'),
('19103',' For the airline version, some sort of bikini was digitally added to  Anck'),
('19104','Su'),
('19105','Namun to cover revealing images.'),
('19106',' The crash of Winston Havelocks plane was cut from the airline version.'),
('19107',' The UK cinema release was cut by 14 seconds to allow a 12 certificate to be  awarded, rather than the more restrictive 15 certificate. The cuts were made  to the near'),
('19108','hanging scene.'),
('19109',' The UK DVD release is rated 15 and restores the footage cut from the cinema  version to get a 12 certificate.'),
('19110',' TV version is practically uncut, except it cuts out scenes of men catching on  fire in the raining fire sequence.'),
('19111',' The DVD and LD feature some deleted scenes: '),
('19112',' The first deleted scene takes place when the group is riding to Hamunaptra.   Johnathan and the Warden argue about his snoring. Then the groups comes   through a field of skeletons. Ardeth thinks that the skeletons are other   seekers who failed. To one corpse Rick says "I knew that guy". '),
('19113',' The next scene shows the ship just before it puts out. Beni tells Henderson   & Co. how much time they will need to get to Hamunaptra. '),
('19114',' At last is an extended version of the scene where Rick and Jonathan find the   Book of Gold. A few of Imhoteps priests show up, push Rick and Jonathan away   and try to open the Statue of Horus. But this Statue has also been booby   trapped and salt acid melts Imhoteps priests.'),
('19115',' US version had 42 minutes cut and replaced by 40 minutes of beach scenes with  Edie Burke (qv) and Ira Lewis (qv).'),
('19116',' In the wide screen version of the film available on the "Kermits 50th  Anniversary" edition DVD in the U.S., "The Love Is Gone" song is cut.'),
('19117',' The musical sequence "The Love is Gone" is missing from the UK DVD versions  of the film.'),
('19118',' In the latest video release, the following scenes were deleted: '),
('19119',' A very funny joke scene between Fozzie and his snowman. '),
('19120',' Rowlf playing the piano when he first arrives at the farm house. '),
('19121',' Piggy singing "Home for the Holidays" when shes first brought to the farm   house and slipping on the icy patch. '),
('19122',' Statler and Waldorfs" I Heard the Bells on Christmas" song. '),
('19123',' When the Muppets watch the film strip of themselves as the Muppet Babies,   the cute scenes of them singing and the adults complimenting on it were cut   and it goes right to Animal bursting through the screen. '),
('19124',' Mrs. Bear putting up Fozzies stocking, Fozzie says hes too old for that   stuff, but doesnt want her to take it down. '),
('19125',' During the medley at the end, Kermit and Piggy sing, "Have Yourself a Merry   Little Christmas".'),
('19126',' The longer 97 minute version, as originally released in theaters (in England  at least) and released on video in England in the 80s, contains the following  extended scenes: '),
('19127',' Extended shots of Kermit entering the bar where Fozzie is performing, after   the James Coburn cameo. '),
('19128',' More of Fozzie being heckled in the bar. He honks a horn which falls apart.   "This is not my night." '),
('19129',' Extra shots as Doc Hopper and Max watch Fozzie and Kermit dance in the bar.   A little bit more dancing and more of the crowd manhandling Kermit and   Fozzie. '),
('19130',' An extended commercial for Doc Hoppers Frog Legs. More of Doc Hopper asking   Kermit to be his spokesman. '),
('19131',' Extra Fozzie in "Moving right along." "A bear in his natural habitat '),
('19132',' a   Studebaker." '),
('19133',' Even more Doc Hopper trying to convince Kermit. "Shut up, Max!" '),
('19134',' In the church, an extended recap of the entire movie by Dr. Teeth '),
('19135',' we see   shots from previous scenes. Its not clear if this was actually in the   version which screened in theaters, or if it was added for the video   version, as the laserdisc version seems to have been edited on video. '),
('19136',' Doc Hopper and Max chase Kermit and Fozzie. Max asks what his cut of a   million is. A whole extra car chase scene of Max trying to catch up to   Fozzie and Kermit, and failing. '),
('19137',' An alternate musical arrangement on Never Before, Never Again. '),
('19138',' Great extended version of Rowlf and Kermit dueting on "I Hope That Something   Better Comes Along," with about two or three more verses. "A laddy needs a   lassie." "Come fathers day, the litterbugs gonna get ya." '),
('19139',' Extra shot of Giant Animal laughing at the bad guys (possibly deleted   because Animals fingers were thought to look unconvincing '),
('19140',' just a guess   from me). '),
('19141',' Extra reaction shots in Orson Welles scene. '),
('19142',' A lot more explosion and set destruction footage when Crazy Harry blows up   the set at the end, before "Lifes like a movie." Seems like padding really.   Its set to circus'),
('19143','y music. '),
('19144',' Extended and alternate ending in the movie theater '),
('19145',' Sweetums says "I just   knew Id catch up to you guys." All Muppets talk and say funny things over   ending credits. Robin says Kermit is a great actor. Fozzie wants to hear   that he was funny in the movie, but no one will tell him that except Kermit.   Muppets are in character for the entire credits. Music is also different in   this section.'),
('19146',' A scene in which Fozzie Bear is menaced by a sailor brandishing a broken  bottle was cut by the New Zealand censors as being too violent for children.'),
('19147',' After complaints about the cinema version, the BBFC removed all occurances of  the word "bloody" to retain the U'),
('19148','certificate on video.'),
('19149',' The VHS and Family Channel versions have Animals slow growls of ?BAAAAAAD  MAAAAAAN,? (at Dabney Coleman,) dubbed out, though his repeated shouts of the  phrase can be heard at the end of the scene.  However, the growls are present  on the DVD version.'),
('19150',' The UK cinema version was uncut and rated 15. However, video and DVD releases  were cut by 4 seconds to remove the neck'),
('19151','break in the kitchen fight scene.'),
('19152',' There is a version of the film where in the scene where Wang instructs the  other detectives to go into the other room while his son covers up the body  of Twain, the son finds a note in Twains hand and smugly reports this to the  others.'),
('19153',' The original ABC Network broadcast of the film contained additional footage  not found in the theatrical version. The footage includes a cute extension of  the ending. Inspector Wangs car passes another car carrying Sherlock Holmes  and Dr. Watson heading towards the Twain home. When Willie Wang asks his  father "Isnt that?" "Shouldnt we warn them?", Wang replies "Be quiet, let  them find out for themselves." While the footage was also seen in subsequent  network airings, it is not currently found in either the video or tv prints.'),
('19154',' Murder by Phone is the title of the truncated US release. The original  version was entitled Bells, and runs an additional 20 minutes.'),
('19155',' The UK version includes approximately 12 minutes of footage cut from the USA  release.  The extra footage occurs primarily in two sequences: '),
('19156',' Additional jury deliberations prior to the introduction of Herbert Marshall   as Sir John. '),
('19157',' After the discovery of the broken basin in the playhouse dressing room,   there is a lengthy sequence showing Sir John paying the stagehand who   granted him entrance and leaving with the Markhams.  The scene fades to the   end of the day, with the weary trio stopping at the door of "the policemans   rooming house", where Sir John had planned to stay the night.  Noticing the   shabby neighborhood, he starts to change his mind and retire to his luxury   hotel suite, but Ted Markham reminds him of his hope to discover further   clues at the rooming house.  Fade in to Sir John in bed the next morning,   being awakened by the sound of crying children.  The landlady (Una OConnor,   billed in the USA credits although all her scenes are cut) enters and   regales Sir John with her troubles.  Meanwhile, her children play on and   around the bed and give him a kitten, which crawls under his covers.  The   landlady confirms that the suspected killer had access to a police uniform.    Enter Ted Markham, whose ensuing dialogue with Sir John reinforces the   importance of the "second" policeman and establishes the existence of the   blood'),
('19158','stained cigarette case, both of which ultimately prove critical in   solving the murder.  Here, the scene cuts to the prison where the USA   version picks up with Sir Johns interview of Norah Baring.'),
('19159',' The original theatrical version (and workprint) of this film ran roughly 15  minutes longer than the new "Directors Cut" DVD of the film. Some of the  scenes missing from the new DVD includes: '),
('19160',' A different beginning. The theatrical version began with The Photographer   taking shots of a bloody corpse. The DVD begins with a new credit montage   featuring images of characters that will be murdered later in the film, thus   spoiling who the victims will be. '),
('19161',' Phone Arguement between Jades sister and The Photographer while at work. '),
('19162',' The Psychic Reading/Killing: The photographer visits a psychic who wont   reveal "what the cards say", thus upsetting him and leading to the psychics   strangulation. '),
('19163',' The Photographer watching a bizarre film strip of a girl tied on a bed   wearing a pigs mask. '),
('19164',' A scene where The Photographer is shown picking up the first prostitutes   before the whole "red light, house music, slit throat/choke" scene. '),
('19165',' The "bathtub" girl/stripper arriving late. She apologizes, and The   Photographer asks her to take off her clothes. She does, then smacks her own   butt and says something like these are my best ASSets. After this he says   "turn around", then is plays out the same as the DVD version after that. '),
('19166',' Extended scenes of The Photographer driving the strip. '),
('19167',' A rather artistic shot of The Photographer running towards the screen   barefoot on a road, bleeding at the mouth.'),
('19168',' The theatrical release clearly showed a woman dressed as Wonder Woman and a  man dressed as Robin during the talent show scene when Muriel and Rhonda are  presented with the over'),
('19169','sized check and champagne. In the DVD/video release,  Robin is only partly shown and Wonder Woman is not shown at all.'),
('19170',' International version runs ca. 25 minutes shorter.'),
('19171',' The UK version is cut by 27 seconds. Cut were horses being forcibly tripped.'),
('19172',' There are different versions of the video: a censored short version; an  uncensored short version; a censored long version with "talking"'),
('19173','section in  the middle; an uncensored long version without "talking"'),
('19174','section the middle;'),
('19175',' The short has also been made available in a colorized version.'),
('19176',' This is one of the few Laurel and Hardy sound shorts featuring the original  MGM credits, although the opening lion is still absent from all of the  available prints. Film Classics reissued this film in Argentina replacing the  MGM credits with titles of their own in Spanish titling this film as "La caja  de música".'),
('19177',' Film Classics reissued this film in Argentina in the late forties, replacing  the original MGM credits with titles of their own. Unlike the available  prints from them it was shown in Argentina with all credits in Spanish while  the films plays in English with Spanish language subtitles.'),
('19178',' After its September 1985 premiere as a mini'),
('19179','series, the film was severely  edited down to regular feature length running times of 120 minutes and 130  minutes. It has been restored to its original length on DVD.'),
('19180',' In Vipcos UK release passed in 2000 (labelled the Extreme Version) the  BBFC required 7 seconds of cuts to a scene where a girl is violated with a  fish hook. This is the most complete version available in the UK, as the  previous VHS release (1993) required 26 seconds of cuts. The film is  available Uncut on Region 2 DVD from German Label Dragon.'),
('19181',' Two versions of the film have been released by Vestron Video in th mid 80s:  the R'),
('19182','Rated Theatrical version, and an unrated version. Unrated version  contains extra blood and gore,most notably in the hook scene and in the end  with the killers demise'),
('19183',' In the 1990s an Austrian version was available. This version presented the  movie in very good quality, full uncut and German dubbed'),
('19184',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19185',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19186',' The original 1962 print had a different opening scene, in which a ships crew  lands on Pitcairn and discovers an artifact belonging to the H.M.S. Bounty.  They can barely read the name until William Brown (Richard Haydn), now aged,  appears on the beach and says "Bounty". He then proceeds to tell the story of  the famous mutiny, of which he is apparently the last surviving member. That  is why we hear his voice narrating the story. In all current prints,  including the one shown on Turner Classic Movies ca. 2005, this opening scene  is omitted, so we do not know why Brown is telling the story in voiceover.  However, the scene has been restored on the 2006 DVD release.'),
('19187',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19188',' UK version has 28m 46s of cuts.'),
('19189',' UK cinema version removes all profanity and inserts inoffensive replacements,  most notably in the scene where Julianne explains tells Michael that George  came from New York to f*** her.'),
('19190',' The Mary Pickford Foundation copyrighted a restored version in 1998 with  music composed by David Michael Frank and performed by Bohuslav Martinu  Philharmonic Zlin, Bill Motzing conducting. It was released on video by  Milestone Films and runs 80 minutes.'),
('19191',' The original British cinema print was also the pre'),
('19192','cut version. However, it  did restore the ending. The footage was obviously from a different source and  cut back into the film.'),
('19193',' Although the UK cinema version was never cut by the BBFC the print used was  culled from the US R'),
('19194','rated version, though it contained an additional closing  shot of an arm being ripped off which was not present in any later releases.  The 1989 CIC video and 2003 DVD versions contain the original heavily cut  R'),
('19195','rated US print.'),
('19196',' The only version now in existence seems to be the USA "R" rated version,  which, like Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981), suffered heavy cutting.'),
('19197',' The following scenes were trimmed or re'),
('19198','edited to avoid an "X" rating from  the MPAA: '),
('19199',' Gore was cut from the pre'),
('19200','credits sequence where the woman is pushed   backwards onto a pickaxe. '),
('19201',' Mabels mutilated body was originally on screen for much longer. '),
('19202',' The scene where the bartender is playing peek'),
('19203','a'),
('19204','boo with the Harry Warden   dummy was edited so that no blood is shown. He was pickaxed up his chin and   out his left eye, then dragged along the ground with his eyeball hanging   out. '),
('19205',' The face'),
('19206','boiling of Dave was shortened so you dont see the after'),
('19207','effects   while he is dying. '),
('19208',' Graphic head'),
('19209','on shots of Sylvias shower impalement were deleted. '),
('19210',' A stock footage close'),
('19211','up of the miners light being shown at the camera   replaces the bulk of a shot of Hollis bleeding face after he has been   nail'),
('19212','gunned. In the widely'),
('19213','seen release, the scene picks up after Hollis has   mostly turned away. '),
('19214',' Howards hanging is shortened. In the original print, he was decapitated.   The decapitation was cut out, so it looks like his body just falls, stops   short when the end of the wire is reached, sprays blood all over Patty and   Sarah, and then resumes falling. Not only do the cuts imposed render the   scene senseless, but they also make it so theres no payoff to Hollis   earlier comment that Howard would lose his head if it werent attached. '),
('19215',' Axels left arm gets trapped under rocks in the cave'),
('19216','in at the end. He rips   it off to get away, leaving his limb behind to horrify everybody else. But   since the key footage of the arm removal all had to be removed itself, it is   hard to see exactly what happened.'),
('19217',' Producer John Dunning (I) (qv) claims to have both footage of the cut  scenes as well as a complete negative with 8 to 9 minutes of extra footage.  He is currently trying to find a way to release a complete uncut DVD, but  rights issues with Paramount Studios have so far prevented that.'),
('19218',' Michaels and Harriets death was originally on screen. The killer enters and  shoves a drill bit into his back. The "R" rated version only shows the killer  entering and the aftermath later.'),
('19219',' Warner dubbed the line "f'),
('19220','k you", as said by Steve Martin whilst shopping,  for all British versions, so that it became "up yours".  The stronger version  has, however, been shown on network TV in the UK, on Channel 5.'),
('19221',' Available on home video in both its edited PG'),
('19222','13 rated theatrical version and  in an uncut R'),
('19223','rated directors cut.'),
('19224',' The R'),
('19225','Rated version runs over four minutes longer than the original PG'),
('19226','13  theatrical version and has a number of extended scenes including a longer  scene on the subway train where Tom has more difficulty introducing himself  to Lisa and accidently falls onto a womans chest, and then a blind womans  seeing eye dog begins sniffing his groin. Also extended is the first scene of  Tom and Red where Red brags more about the number of women hes had sex with  including Kristie Alleys maid and others, and he asks Tom about his sex life  and Tom brings up a former girlfriend of his whom found him unsatisfying.'),
('19227',' During the filming of the movie, an alternate version of the film was shot  for television viewing. It omits all cursing not by bleeping or covering the  words, but the actors themselves shortening or changing their lines. This  version is usually seen on Fox Networks.'),
('19228',' The Australian TV version cuts out several lines of dialogue and the scene  "Imagine youre a deer...." to get a PG rating. The video and cable versions  are unaltered.'),
('19229',' Re'),
('19230','released in 1997 with an additional 15 minutes of new footage.'),
('19231',' In the remastered version of the film, some of the scene changes are changed  from sudden cuts to wipe outs, as they probably were when the film was  released. When CBS Fozx released it on video originally, they were changed to  sudden cuts.'),
('19232',' Footage of Audrey Hepburn singing without overdubbing has survived and is  included in the DVD release.'),
('19233',' The intermission is deleted from AMC viewings of the film.'),
('19234',' In the US theatrical release, the bathing suite worn by Katherine Heigl,  which was originally a thong, was digitally altered to cover her rear because  it was thought American audiences would balk at such a young girl wearing  such a thing.'),
('19235',' The version of "My Favorite Year" syndicated to (American) broadcast  television contains at least three extra scenes: '),
('19236',' At the beginning of the film, Benjy Stone is carrying a cardboard cutout of   Alan Swann into the RCA Building; as he dashes to an elevator in the lobby,   the theatrical version jumps to Benjys arrival in the writers office. But   in the broadcast version, we see Benjy take the elevator up; also on the   elevator is K.C., who ignores Benjys attempts to engage her in   conversation. '),
('19237',' The broadcast version extends the rehearsal of the "Boss Hijack" sketch to   include several more pieces of business, including the illusion of steam   shooting out of King Kaisers ears. '),
('19238',' Following Benjy and Alans wild horse ride through Central Park, the   broadcast version adds a shot of the horse parked in front of the Waldorf   Astoria Hotel.'),
('19239',' In the original version that was previewed for test audiences, the final  sequence revealed Benjy Stone sitting next to the grave of Alan Swann. In  effect, that version made the entire film a flashback.'),
('19240',' The booklet contained in the "My Girl 2" soundtrack features photos of two  scenes not in the Theatrical Cut. They include a scene in which Vada and Nick  eat Hot Dogs at a park and the other includes a scene in which we actually  get to see Vada get her ear peirced instead of just hearing about.'),
('19241',' Also available in a computer'),
('19242','colorized version.'),
('19243',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19244',' The original release had a prologue and epilogue by Gerald Mohr explaining  the "Psycho'),
('19245','Rama" subliminal image gimmick. These are lacking in the  so'),
('19246','called "uncut" Rhino Video version; also, Rhino has added their own  subliminal message, "Rent Rhino Videos every day" (3 times in the 66th minute  of their version).'),
('19247',' The version distributed by Rhino Video lacks a prologue and epilogue by  Gerald Mohr (qv) explaining Psycho'),
('19248','Rama, and Rhino added 3 new subliminal  messages in red,  "Rent Rhino Videos every day.".'),
('19249',' A shortened 22.29 minute version with reduced swearing has been made for  television usage.'),
('19250',' "Special Edition" version on Fox DVD is slightly different: '),
('19251',' The line "dont you ever forget it, you motherfuckers" is (awkwardly)   redubbed to remove the bleep over "mother." '),
('19252',' The movie clip used after Myron has an orgasm has changed from a war movie   to a Laurel & Hardy bit, where Hardy has champagne sprayed in his face. '),
('19253',' The entire scene with Myron waking up in the hospital is now black and white   (this, says Michael Sarne, to make it clearer that the rest of the movie was   a dream).'),
('19254',' Between the DVD "theatrical" version, the "Special Edition" version, and the  Magnetic Video version, there are several differences regarding whether or  not old movie footage is tinted (Magnetic version has lots of blue and red,  DVD "Special Edition" less, DVD "theatrical" the least of all).'),
('19255',' The film has been adapted to a four hour tv'),
('19256','series made for the Swedish  television.'),
('19257',' realMYST was released for the PC on 11/17/2000. This version uses a 3D engine  and includes a new age upon completion of the main plot.'),
('19258',' "Myst: Masterpiece Edition" for the PC and Mac has numerous changes and  enhancements: '),
('19259',' 24'),
('19260','bit color graphics as opposed to the original 256 color graphics '),
('19261',' Digitally re'),
('19262','mastered music and new 16'),
('19263','bit sound effects (the original had   8'),
('19264','bit sounds) '),
('19265',' Re'),
('19266','rendered animation and larger movies '),
('19267',' A new DigitalGuide help system with different levels of help'),
('19268',' When the game was ported to the PC Windows version by Brøderbund from the  original Macintosh version, a few differences occured because of technical  limitations etc.. The "Masterpiece Edition" does not correct these changes. '),
('19269',' Songs on the soundtrack were shortened. '),
('19270',' Image transitions became less smooth. '),
('19271',' Sound effects were altered so that they were no longer subtle for example, a   running motor would always sound loud even when you are walking away from   it.'),
('19272',' Metro'),
('19273','Goldwyn'),
('19274','Mayer also released this as a totally silent movie.'),
('19275',' In 2002, Turner Classic Movies presented a version newly scored, orchestrated  and conducted by Vivek Maddala (qv), and running 89 minutes.'),
('19276',' Re'),
('19277','released in 1948 as a 40'),
('19278','minute feature called "Panhandle Trail"'),
('19279',' The DVD version contains 11 deleted scenes: '),
('19280',' Dr. Heller (Tom Waits) hits on an old lady in a nursing home '),
('19281',' the Shoveler (William H. Macy) comes home and scolds his kids about leaving   toys in the driveway '),
('19282',' the Blue Raja (Hank Azaria) is caught sneaking back silverware by his mom '),
('19283',' Mr. Furious (Ben Stiller) tries to convince the Shoveler to help rescue   Captain Amazing, and they recall an oath they took '),
('19284',' the Shoveler and Mr. Furious go to where the Blue Raja/Jeffrey works and get   him to help rescue Captain Amazing '),
('19285',' the trio discusses how to summon the Sphinx (Wes Studi) '),
('19286',' the trio goes to a taco stand and unsuccessfully try to contact the Sphinx '),
('19287',' an extended version of a bar scene: Mr. Furious drunkenly makes a toast, and   the Shoveler lectures him about leadership '),
('19288',' the assembled Mystery Men use animal call signals '),
('19289',' the Sphinx and Blue Raja throw sticky bombs at one of Casanova   Frankensteins (Geoffrey Rush) gangs during the last siege on the villains   mansion '),
('19290',' a different version of the destruction of the psychofrakulator: instead of   throwing her bowling ball, the Bowler uses a Tornado'),
('19291','in'),
('19292','a'),
('19293','Can to destroy the   machine'),
('19294',' UK video version is cut by 5 seconds to get a PG rating: gone are some shots  in the opening fight (earclaps/headbutts)'),
('19295',' The U.S. distributor, Guarenteed Pictures Corporation, cut the movie down to  62 minutes and changed the title to "Phantom Ship".'),
('19296',' This was originally scheduled to include the short "A Young Mans Fancy" from  episode 610 '),
('19297',' THE VIOLENT YEARS, but it was replaced with "Design for  Dreaming."'),
('19298',' In the original version, the ending was different. Mike and the bots made an  elaborate practical joke in which they used the interociter to transmogrify a  regular ant into a MutAnt (affectionately known as Scrotor), who promptly  throttles Dr. Forrester. Meanwhile, Crow uses the chainsaw he found in Tom  Servos room to once again try to "dig" his way back to Earth. This was the  version shipped to some film critics before the studio demanded they re'),
('19299','shoot  the ending (too "scary".) It was finally shown to a public audience at the  second MST3K convention, along with another deleted scene involving air being  sucked in space a la Apollo 13.'),
('19300',' Also cut was another host segment in which, during a meteor shower, the  robots and Mike go back to the storm shelter (Crow tried to tunnel through  space with it at the beginning), and when the air is cut off, the Bots run  around heroically (and hysterically) to save Mike from asphyxiation.'),
('19301',' Rereleased with Alexandria Quinn scene removed because she was underage and  scene with Ryan Knight added.'),
('19302',' "Wilde Lust" is the title of the hard core alternative version (running time  93 min.)'),
('19303',' The German DVD release contains several deleted scenes that were mostly cut  for pacing reasons.'),
('19304',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19305',' The colored version is shorter than the original black & white film: 13  minutes are missing in this version (original cut: 116 min, colored cut: 103  min). No complete scenes are cut, but many scenes are shortened.'),
('19306',' Tromas release is the director Emmanuel Kervyns preferred cut. Some gorier  scenes were shot at the time of production, but in the end, Kervyn chose not  to include them in the film itself. Troma did include them as a bonus  feature. The German producers has since reinserted, against the directors  wishes, said scenes in sales to other countries.'),
('19307',' The French'),
('19308','Canadian VHS release on the Videoville Showtime label contains an  alternate cut of the film not approved by the director.'),
('19309',' The English language version features a singular voice'),
('19310','over description of  the action and dialogue; it isnt dubbed or subtitled, but it is the full  version '),
('19311',' 166 minutes.'),
('19312',' A 90'),
('19313','minute US version has the church'),
('19314','choir music removed from the climactic  scenes, and tighter editing of those scenes.'),
('19315',' Nai Kiran (1959) was made in five different languages: Urdu, Bengali,  Punjabi, Sindhi and Pushto. Each film was shot seperately, mostly with  different actors, except for the Urdu and Punjabi versions which had a common  cast.'),
('19316',' The original Finnish theatrical and video releases omitted some sexually  explicit scenes. '),
('19317',' Later the film has also been shown with these censored scenes.'),
('19318',' The U.S. version, "Exorcism at Midnight", was shown only on television.  It  removed from the British version a sub'),
('19319','plot about two bar'),
('19320','owners rivalry,  and replaced it with 15 minutes of colour footage shot in New York, written  by Sam Sherman and directed by Sherman and Steve Jacobson. The remaining  British material was tinted in sepia and red, and portrayed as the  recollections of a psychiatric patient in a U.S. hospital.'),
('19321',' On the TV version, many scenes are added: '),
('19322',' There is a continuation of the scene in which Frank accidently bumps into   the cement truck and the truck starts dumping its contents in another car. '),
('19323',' After Frank tells Ed "No not right now, weve gotwork to do", we see a new   scene of Frank, Ed, and Nordberg walking out of the station and passing the   Mayor looking sadfully at her now hardened cement covered car along with a   construction worker trying to break it off with a jackhammer. '),
('19324',' Right after Frank says "Just keep him (Hector Savage) busy" and shuts the   lid of the tank hes driving, he starts looking at the contolls trying to   decide which ones to use and which ones not to use. Then he spots an actual   key which he starts turning and the tank starts idling. '),
('19325',' When Frank goes to Janes apartment with the flowers(which are now stems),   they change the scene completely at this point. Frank starts walking around   her place and commenting on how nice it is. He soon enters a room with a   window open and a lot of wind starts coming in. It is established that Jane   lives near a railway station. At one point a mailbag flies in the room into   Franks arms. Right after that, Jane then says "Im making a Protein Shake". '),
('19326',' When Frank, Jane and Dr. Meinheimer are in the building that blew up at the   beginning, and they walk through the research area where he drops his hat,   the scene ends in the movie version with Jane walking away with the Quentin   Hapsburg, and Frank standing there. In the TV version, green ooze explodes   from the machine, Jane asks where Franks hat is, and then Frank runs out   while the green ooze poors out the door. As he runs out he notices a sign   telling how long the research area went without problems. '),
('19327',' In the bar scene, Ed and Frank discuss the various girls Frank went out with   while trying to forget about Jane. '),
('19328',' When Frank falls through the glass and is captured by the polution group,   Quentin goes through a detailed explanation of how hell be torturing Frank   before killing him. '),
('19329',' At the scene at the dinner at the end, when Nordberg plays the guitar and   the old lady tosses him the keys, there is a scene with him walking off and   tossing the keys to President Bush who considers them. '),
('19330',' At the beginning at the presedential dinner before the lobster scene, there   are 2 scenes added. One involves Frank yanking a Cuban cigar out of the   Cuban ambassadors mouth and yelling at him about supporting Cubans, and   another involves him mistaking Winnie Mandela for being in the groups Martha   & The Vandellas and The Chiffons. '),
('19331',' There are added scenes in the sex scene between Frank and Jane (like a gas   pump put into a cars gas entrance). '),
('19332',' Before Frank goes to the mansion for dinner, there is an added scene before   he arrives and greets the mayor (how many animals escaped...?). Quentin   hands a huge check to a thug played by producer Robert K. Weiss, and then   cashes it for him right there. '),
('19333',' When Hector Savage says "I want a car out front! Something fun! A Porsche!".   Instead of immediately saying "I want a ticket to Jamaica", Ed speaks up on   the megaphone and says "Cant do that Savage!" and throws out different   types of cars they could give him. '),
('19334',' When Frank gets the tank moving he drives directly up to Savages front   door. Instead of immediately knocking the door down, a mechanical hand pops   out of the ram and simply pushes the doorbell! '),
('19335',' When Frank gets beat up by the football players, there is a new scene of Ed   and Nordberg in their regular outfits along with Dr. Meinheimer, coming to   his aid saying "Hey! Were police officers! Hold it!". Frank is still dazed.   Ed says "Hang on, Ill get you some water!" Meanwhile Meinheimers just   staring at Frank to see if hes ok. Frank starts to see a blurry image of   Meinheimer and thinks its Earl Hacker(the fake Dr.) and starts beating up   on him again. The football guys come back, see this, and start beating up   Frank again(also if you listen closely theyve incorporated the previous   sound footage "Hey! Lets get him! Beat up an old guy will ya!" for the new   scene). Ed comes back with a glass of water which he hands to Frank. He   tells him to look out for Quentin and heads for the stage with Dr.   Meinheimer. Frank then takes the glass to his lips and winds up fainting in   the process. Thus explains how the next time we see Frank, hes holding an   empty cup with money. He spilled the water when he fainted. '),
('19336',' Frank steals Quentins gun away while in the "bomb room" but is then tricked   by Quentin to "LOOK!", who then retrieves it. '),
('19337',' Frank and Jane trying to disarm the bomb has more dialogue. Jane, instead of   flipping in the manual right to "How to disarm bomb" she starts out with   introductions "So Youve decided to buy a bomb...." and other captions with   Frank telling her they dont have much time to do this.'),
('19338',' A number of scenes were deleted (later added) for network TV viewing. Some of  the scenes are: '),
('19339',' An extended scene of Drebin and Norberg discussing a TV soap opera when   Norberg and Ed come to visit. '),
('19340',' An extra scene at the Karlson Clinic where after Drebins encounter with the   dominatrix, he is shown afterwards in a wheelchair being pushed to the desk   by a male nurse (Michael Boatman) who asks him to fill out the visitor   forms. When Drebin is writing down his name, he sees Tanya receive a phone   call and tries to get near her to listen in. When the male nurse returns,   Drebin hides on a gurney covering himself with a sheet and the male nurse   inadvertently wheels the gurney into an O.R. which says "penile implants." '),
('19341',' The scenes of Drebins arrival undercover at the prison show additional   prisoners in cells, including a real lion, and a mime in a cell with no bars   and mimicking holding onto the imaginary bars. '),
('19342',' The scene in the cell with Rocco Dillon and Tyrone where Drebin introduces   himself as Nick "The Slasher" McGerk, Junior, II saying that hes killed the   previous McGerks and more dialogue of him insulting Rocco. '),
('19343',' During Drebins encounter with the big hairy convict in the shower, the   hairy convict comments how pretty Drebin is, and Drebin rubs the hairy   convicts back with soap as a token of appreciation. '),
('19344',' Drebin and Roccos escape tunnel digging is longer, featuring them disposing   of the dirt in various jars in the mess hall, as well as feeding it to a   long line of convicts during meal times. '),
('19345',' A scene with Drebin talking with the prison chaplain (Eric Christmas) about   his life of crime. '),
('19346',' An extra scene of the getaway. After Drebin and Rocco accidentally come up   under a funeral, they dig more and Drebin sticks his head up on a football   field, with the football ready for a free kick right on top of his head.'),
('19347',' The TV version changes a scene. When Frank is alone with Tanya at the Academy  Awards, the theatrical & video version shows Frank, but only Tanyas shadow  is seen as she stands in front of him. She removes her dress to reveal in her  shadow that shes a man. On the TV version, we instead see Frank kneeling by  her waist and it actually shows her (not her shadow) as she removes her dress  and reveals her hairy legs.'),
('19348',' A June airing of the movie on USA Network added a split'),
('19349','screen at the end,  with the left side featuring rolling credits, and the right side featuring  outtakes.  Outtakes included several scenes of the Control Room Director at  the Academy Awards, and flubbed lines by Leslie Nielsen, among others.'),
('19350',' Many of the scenes added in the Network TV version are on the Region 6 DVD of  this movie.'),
('19351',' On a recent Comedy Central airing in 2006, the entire opening scene with  Frank Drebin and the hostile foreign leaders was cut, instead going straight  to the opening credits. This is probably due to sensitivity regarding the  conflict overseas.'),
('19352',' The USA TV version is extended in several places:'),
('19353',' The scene with Nordbergs wife at the hospital is expanded to include to more  dialogue and a different ending: as the group leaves the room Frank flips a  couple switches on the wall, which he thinks are for the lights, not knowing  that he has shut down Nordbergs life support system.  As they walk down the  hall after leaving the room, hospital staff rush by headed for Nordbergs  room.  Without looking where they are headed Frank comforts Wilma by saying,  "just be glad youre not that guys wife".'),
('19354',' Drebins "interview" with the dock worker is extended.  The "would this help"  (and giving $20) joke/interplay goes on much longer and it becomes evident  that Drebin is familar with the workers family.'),
('19355',' As in the theatrical version, when Drebin returns to the hospital to check on  Nordberg and sees that the guard is gone, he tells a nurse to call the  police.  Here we get to see the nurse calling the police and trying to use  the police emergency codes.'),
('19356',' Drebins walking monologue (ending with "And where the Hell was I?") has many  new scenes, such as Drebin going into a public shower, and extra dialogue to  fill the time.'),
('19357',' Drebins break'),
('19358','in at Ludwigs apartment contains new scenes including trouble  with a bear'),
('19359','skin rug and difficulty opening the window.'),
('19360',' When the mayor chastises Drebin for breaking into Ludwigs apartment, there  are different camera angles.'),
('19361',' A new scene of Ludwig back at his trashed apartment (after the fire) vowing  revenge.'),
('19362',' The fight at the hot dog factory has a longer fist fight scene.'),
('19363',' At the Queens banquet, there are several changes including:  discussions of  Al and the hat hes wearing, new dialogue and cake footage, new speech  introductions.'),
('19364',' In the theatrical version, after Frank is fired we see him back at Police  Squad cleaning out his desk.  In this version, we also see Al crying (lots of  water), new dialogue, Drebin trashing his desk which turns out to really be  Als.'),
('19365',' The baseball game has a few modifications:  originally we saw the Queen  passing food from a vender, now we see her also passing the money to pay for  it; during the montage of baseballs funniest moments, there is a new shot of  a family having a picnic in the outfield; and during a conference on the  pitchers mound, they discuss financial matters and not baseball.'),
('19366',' The final confrontation with Ludwig in the upper decks is also extended.   First, Ludwig shoots at a bunch of cops.  Then Drebin arrives.  Ludwig shoots  him but the catchers chest protector that hes still wearing stops the  bullet.  The chest protector then deflates like a balloon.  At this point it  rejoins the theatrical version where we can see that Drebins chest protector  is shrunken.  Originally, there was no explanation for this.'),
('19367',' Cut from the film after a test screening was a scene at the Dugout Dogs  factory. Frank and Ludwigs henchman begin vomiting into the hot dog vat.'),
('19368',' When aired on Comedy Central, Franks line "Nice beaver" was changed to "Nice  one", ruining the joke.'),
('19369',' When originally shown on BBC Television in England, the scene where Drebin  inches along the ledge outside the apartment block (and grabs the womans  breasts for support) was edited to remove the shot where he appears to be  attempting fellatio on the statue, the shot where he bends the statues penis  upwards and the shot where he waves the concrete dildo around.'),
('19370',' Special Edition, retitled "Naked in the 21st Century: A Journey Through  Naturism" available at all retail outlets in March, 2006. This edition has  been expanded to 46 minutes with bonus featurettes.'),
('19371',' An one'),
('19372','hour, black'),
('19373','and'),
('19374','white version of the rough cut, then called "Attack of  the B'),
('19375','Movie Monster", was briefly available but never widely distributed.'),
('19376',' In the version shown on Showtime and The Movie Channel, both the sex scene  between William Katt and Maria Ford and the scene near the end with Katt tied  to a chair, were drastically shortened to just a few seconds each. When this  movie aired on HBO and Cinemax, both scenes were much longer and slightly  more graphic. All the versions were listed as being R'),
('19377','rated, so perhaps  Showtime/The Movie Channel aired a Blockbuster cut of the film.  (Blockbuster is known to carry specially censored versions of some movies  which they feel are too graphic)'),
('19378',' Nina Hartley and Alicia Monet do not appear in the original video release.'),
('19379',' Alternate Ending: In the European version of the film, Cholo shoots the  lights out before being fatally shot by the police.'),
('19380',' Movie was released in the US in both an unrated and a cut version which was  rated R by the MPAA.'),
('19381',' Black and white versions were released in theatres in 1964. Sinister Cinema  issued a black and white copy on video that is missing some footage.  Something Weird Video released the original color version from a 35mm  negative.'),
('19382',' The original color version credits "A Film Written, Directed, and Edited by  Larry Buchanan and Claude Alexander" on the title card, but on the  black'),
('19383','and'),
('19384','white release versions the title card is changed to "A Film  Written, Directed, and Edited by Larry Buchanan".'),
('19385',' A whole musical number, "Mention My Name In Sheboygan", performed by Jane  Powell & Scotty Beckett, was ultimately cut from the final film. Clips of  this scene are still in existence.'),
('19386',' Nang Nak Part 2'),
('19387',' Remastered with image enhancement, speed correction and a new score in 1998'),
('19388',' For wide release, Napoleon Dynamite will feature an additional scene not  found in limited release.'),
('19389',' The video version released by Paragon Entertainment is shorn by a minute as  many scenes are abbreviated to exclude most of the films rampant profane  language.'),
('19390',' There are apparently at least 19 different versions of this film, starting  with the original 6'),
('19391','hours cut (in a "triptych" format, requiring three  projectors on three screens, called Polyvision).  It has been shown in  various formats and different running times, including a 1934 version  re'),
('19392','edited by director Abel Gance and featuring an added soundtrack.'),
('19393',' The film was deemed lost until film historian Kevin Brownlow managed to  locate and restore many segments from various sources. In 1981 it was   finally reissued in a 235'),
('19394','minutes version with a new music score by  Carmine  Coppola.'),
('19395',' In 2000, film historian Kevin Brownlow prepared an even longer version of  "Napoleon" (over 5 hours) with improved film footage replacing existing  footage, newly acquired segments, colour tints, etc., bringing the film even  closer to its original form.  This newly restored version has been shown  theatrically in England.'),
('19396',' The first film with stereophonic sound was the re'),
('19397','edited version of this film  that was presented with added dialogue and sound effects at the Paramount  Cinema, Paris, in 1935. The stereophonic process used had been patended by  Abel Gance and Andre Debrie three years earlier.'),
('19398',' A copyright dispute over which music soundtrack should be performed with  "Napoleon" exists between Zoetrope Studio/Francis Ford Coppola and the  BFI/Kevin Brownlow/Carl Davis. When Brownlow assembled the original restored  version in 1981 two scores were eventually produced, one (for the American  market?) by Carmine Coppola (Francis father and composer of the Godfather  scores) and another (for the UK market?) by Carl Davis, veteran of many new  scores for old silent movies. Prior to two live performances of the Davis  score in December 2004 to accompany a new 5hr+ restoration of Napoloen,  Coppola attempted to prevent the performances going ahead without his late  fathers score on the grounds that his family owns the copyright over the  film, even though carmine Coppolas score was written for the short 4hr  restoration. In the end the perfomances went ahead with Davis score being  used, although the dispute remains unresolved. It is uncertain whether Davis  score will ever be heard again while the dispute remains ongoing.'),
('19399',' IMAX theaters that were not capable of showing 3D movies showed "NASCAR: The  IMAX Experience", an alternate 2D version.'),
('19400',' DVD has alternate ending.'),
('19401',' The Chinese/Hong Kong VCD release is completely uncut and runs at just under  87 minutes.'),
('19402',' The most common version of this movie is the VIPCO DVD and VHS released in  the UK. Both are PAL format and Region 2, and are cut by only 12 seconds to  remove footage of a monkey being blow'),
('19403','darted.'),
('19404',' The VHS released in Sweden under the title Amazonas Hemlighet runs at 85  minutes, 10 seconds.'),
('19405',' The Nine Inch Nails (qv) video for "Burn" contains a good deal of deleted  footage that isnt available anywhere else: '),
('19406',' More footage and dialog of Mickeys parents fighting, including a completely   deleted scene showing them fighting over a doll in Mickeys bed. '),
('19407',' A psychiatrist confronts Mallory as a child and screams at her. He sniffs   her bed sheets then tries to touch her head. The shot of the praying mantis   eating its young is projected in the background. '),
('19408',' Shots of Micky and Mallorys abandoned homes. '),
('19409',' A nude man sits in a giant bird cage as a clock ticks behind him. '),
('19410',' Mallory dances on top of a car. '),
('19411',' Mickey has the word demon projected onto him. '),
('19412',' Several deleted shots of the angry faces.'),
('19413',' The Directors Cut features more than 150 shots removed from the theatrical  version prior to release in order to get a R rating and an alternative  ending. Here are all the additional scenes, roughly in chronological order: '),
('19414',' the pre'),
('19415','credits murder scene in the diner features additional footage: when   Mallory smashes a guys head on the floor, a large amount of blood splashes   on a counter; when Mickey slashes one of the bystanders with a knife. In the   uncut version, he slices him a few more times. In the R'),
('19416','rated version, he   only slices him a couple times, but we can hear the man gurgling and   breathing his last breath before dying. '),
('19417',' the death of Mallorys father is slightly extended with more graphic   footage; '),
('19418',' Mickey is briefly seen raping the bound hostage in the motel room; '),
('19419',' when Mickey and Mallory run out of gas in the desert they start to argue;   Mallory points a gun at Mickey and forces him to remove his trousers. Hes   chased by a ram escaped from the herd of the indian shaman. Mickey and   Mallory ask him for help and follow him home; '),
('19420',' Jack Scagnettis murder of the prostitute is longer and more explicit; '),
('19421',' after Mickey and Mallory have killed the indian and have been bitten by the   rattlesnake, we see Scagnetti dumping the body of the prostitute near a   railway; the camera pulls back to reveal a nearby drive'),
('19422','in theater (showing   _Bird on a Wire (1990)_ (qv)) where Mickey and Mallory are watching the film   and talking; '),
('19423',' the clerk at the Drug Zone pharmacy is watching a program on Mickey and   Mallory on TV that features a dramatized massacre in an indian jewelry and   craft store; '),
('19424',' when Mickey kills the clerk at DrugZone, there are 2 extra shots showing the   blood spraying on a window, and a shot of the clerk falling to his knees and   then dying; '),
('19425',' the beating of Mickey and Mallory after hes surrendered outside the Drug   Zone is longer and more violent (the scene is shot mimicking the   Rodney King (qv) videotape); '),
('19426',' theres a lengthy courtroom sequence showing part of Mickey and Mallorys   trial; the prosecutor Wanda Bisbing (Rachel Ticotin (qv)) is interviewed   by Wayne Gale and then we see witness Grace Mulberry (Ashley Judd (qv))   being cross examined by Mickey. The murder of Graces brother is shown, then   Mickey stabs and kills Grace with a pencil on the witness stand. '),
('19427',' Wayne Gale interviews the Hun Brothers, two body builders who have had their   legs sawn off by Mickey and Mallory. A flashback reveals that the brothers   have been spared by Mickey and Mallory because theyve been recognized as   great admirers of their work; '),
('19428',' the scene where psychiatrist Dr. Rheingold (Steven Wright (I) (qv)) is   interviewed by Wayne Gale is longer and features additional dialogue; '),
('19429',' a new scene features Denis Leary (qv) as a prison inmate walking up and   down his cell while delivering a frenzied and funny monologue about Mickey   and Mallory; '),
('19430',' In the scene where Mickey breaks out of the room where he is being   interviewed, shots of bullets hitting the victims are restored. (In the   widescreen edition, one of the restored shots is seen in full'),
('19431','screen, and   then it reverts back to widescreen) '),
('19432',' the prison riot sequences are longer and include additional scenes showing a   cop being shoved into a washing machine and killed, a cons head boiled in a   large pot, another cop dragged on a table and shoved into an oven, a cop   thrown and hanged from a balcony and cons cutting other cons throats in the   prisons barber shop; '),
('19433',' in the prison riot where the prisoner throws a stick of dynamite at the   door, the shot was broken into two shots for the R rated version. In the   directors cut, the shot is unbroken and we see a prisoner flying back from   the blast. '),
('19434',' in the prison riot, a shot of a prisoner with a sign on his back saying   "snitch bitch" was added. A shot of a prisoner hitting another prisoner over   the head with a frying pan(only their shadows on the wall are seen) was also   added. '),
('19435',' after hitting the guard (Pruitt Taylor Vince (qv)) in the face with the   butt of a shotgun, Mickey convinces him to bring him to Mallorys cell by   breaking his fingers; '),
('19436',' in the scene where Mickey rescues Mallory from Jack Scagnetti, more shots of   the bullets hitting the officers were added. '),
('19437',' Jack Scagnettis agony after being stabbed in the throat by Mallory is   longer; '),
('19438',' at the standoff scene where the warden (Tommy Lee Jones (qv)) orders the   guards to fire at Mickey who is holding a gun to a guards   (Pruitt Taylor Vince (qv)) head, the guards kill the guard by shooting him   repeatedly. In the R rated version, the warden orders them to fire, and   nothing happens. '),
('19439',' the wardens death scene at the hand of the prisoners is more explicit. The   prisoners are seen waving his dismembered body parts and his head on a   spear; '),
('19440',' after Mallory has shot Wayne Gales hand, there are a few frames showing the   warden and the guards seen through the bleeding hole; '),
('19441',' when Mickey, Mallory, and the cameramen flee the guards and the cameramen   get killed, additional shots of the bleeding, gaping bullet wounds on the   cameramen were added. '),
('19442',' Wayne Gales death scene is longer and includes more shots of the bullets   hitting him. '),
('19443',' after Mickey and Mallory have killed Wayne Gale, the movie continues with a   new ending showing them riding on a van with Owen (Arliss Howard (qv)),   the prisoner that helped them escape. Owen insists that Mickey and Mallory   take him with them but they refuse; after Owen asks Mickey to let Mallory   have sex with him, the couple decides to throw him out of the van, but he   pulls a shotgun and kills Mickey. The last frame shows Owen taking aim at   Mallory. '),
('19444',' More shots of the "angry faces" are scattered throughout the film, mainly in   the restored bits of violence.'),
('19445',' A Directors Cut is available on DVD, laserdisc and VHS in the USA. The video  package includes two tapes: the first tape is the original unrated version of  NBK, while the second (63 minutes long) includes more footage deleted from  the movie, the video clip of the Nine Inch Nails (qv) song "Burn" from the  movie soundtrack and a "making of" feature with interviews with  Oliver Stone (I) (qv) and the cast. The video is also available both in  pan'),
('19446','&'),
('19447','scan and letterboxed format.'),
('19448',' Although the R'),
('19449','rated version was given an uncut 18 certificate on both cinema  and video releases in the UK, the video release was held back indefinitely by  Warners in the wake of the Dunblane massacre. After receiving an uncut  showing on Channel 5 in the UK the film was finally released on video uncut  in November 2001. The complete Directors Cut version, which was premiered on  FilmFour the same year, was passed fully uncut by the BBFC in November 2002.'),
('19450',' The Directors cut was released by Vidmark Video, after Warner Bros.  refused  to distribute it because of a company policy that wont allow them to release  unrated or NC'),
('19451','17 rated tapes. The Warner Bros. logo has been therefore  removed from the beginning of the film in the directors cut.'),
('19452',' 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.'),
('19453',' Reissued in 1991 with added scene with actress Savannah.'),
('19454',' The American theatrical release prints of this film were in black and white.'),
('19455',' Metro'),
('19456','Goldwyn'),
('19457','Mayer also release this movie as a silent with film length  1,888.24 m.'),
('19458',' The British version of the film shown on Channel 5 cuts the shot of blood  splashing on the car windscreen as Rexer is shot'),
('19459',' There are two official versions one in Georgian other in Russian.'),
('19460',' The UK version released on video in 1988 was missing 14 secs of BBFC cuts: '),
('19461',' Diamondback opening and closing a butterfly knife repeatedly before slitting   the barmaids throat '),
('19462',' Jesse and Severen putting the barmans body on the bar and smashing bottles   of spirits over and around him to fuel the fire while Severen quips "Hey,   bartender salad".'),
('19463',' Near Dark was at first banned in Sweden, due to the films graphic violent  nature, and the zero'),
('19464','tolerance policy of the Swedish censorship board, but  was finally released on video in 1989.  However, this version is brutally cut  omitting almost all violence, shown, as well as hinted. Scenes missing  include ridiculous cuts of a bloodsucking and more seriously, deleting the  entire sequence of Calebs initiation in the bar.'),
('19465',' In 2003 the BBFC waived all the above mentioned cuts.'),
('19466',' Released (by Roger Corman) in the USA as "Battle Beyond the Sun". This  version was recut and also added new footage directed by a young Francis Ford  Coppola. In this version, of course, all Soviet propaganda has been dropped.'),
('19467',' The 1989 UK CBS/Fox video was cut by 35 secs by the BBFC to edit a rape scene  and remove footage of a butterfly knife.'),
('19468',' Reissue in 1983 under title The Witching had added scenes of full frontal  nudity during a coven, including Brinke Stevens.'),
('19469',' Several longer versions of this film have been discovered in recent years: a  48'),
('19470','minute print with titles, a 51'),
('19471','minute X'),
('19472','rated softcore print, and a  54'),
('19473','minute XXX'),
('19474','rated hardcore version.'),
('19475',' The German rental tape is cut in most of the gory scenes'),
('19476',' The Japanese laserdisc version is uncut and bright'),
('19477',' The European release features the Vauxhall Corsa and Peugeot 106 instead of  the Honda Civic and Acura RSX.'),
('19478',' On May 22, 1996, TBS aired Needful Things in a four'),
('19479','hour timeslot. This was  done to showcase an hour of excised footage that director Fraser Heston was  forced to cut. This extra footage, which includes more of the citizens of  Castle Rock and their lives, brings the total run to three hours. The  character of Cora Rusk, played by Lisa Blount, is shown in more than passing.'),
('19480',' One man buys a first edition, signed copy of Treasure Island by Robert Louis  Stevenson. In later scenes, he and the little girl who stole it refer to the  title as Huck Finn by Mark Twain. In the video and DVD release, his words are  dubbed over to correct the mistake. On the television broadcast, the mistake  was not corrected.'),
('19481',' Allegedly, the Japanese theatrical version was heavily cut, and edited  together with Nekromantik 2 (also heavily cut) to make one long film.'),
('19482',' The American censors ordered that footage be added showing King Charles II  and Nell marrying, and that a prologue and epilogue be put into the US  release of the film showing Nell ending up an old hag in the gutter, with the  British'),
('19483','filmed portion of the film presented as a long flashback.'),
('19484',' German TV'),
('19485','Version and Retail'),
('19486','Video are cut for violence, Rental'),
('19487','Video is  uncut and Widescreen.'),
('19488',' Japanese laser disc is approx. 95 mins and unrated and uncut with extra  violence.'),
('19489',' There are two versions released on video in the US. The regular cut and the  Directors Cut. Being a Gruner Fan I was excited to see the directors  version. Think the NC '),
('19490','17 version of Robocop in terms of differences. More  Gunplay blood etc.'),
('19491',' The trailer features snippets of scenes cut from the movie: '),
('19492',' Angela goes shopping '),
('19493',' Dale uses a security card to open a door '),
('19494',' Jack Devlin says "We can make up reality, wont we choose"'),
('19495',' Original VHS by Disney is 90 minutes, whereas the films initial release and  dvd release run 99 minutes.'),
('19496',' There were two edits of the film '),
('19497',' a final cut and a directors cut. The DVD  release will feature both versions.'),
('19498',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19499',' UK version (rated PG) is cut by 8 secs to remove animal cruelty '),
('19500',' a horse  landing on its back in water after a high jump from a cliff.'),
