('25075',' In the version released in Singapore, the words "Star Trek" did not appear in  the title screen or in the movie advertisements.  The film was billed solely  as "Nemesis".'),
('25076',' For the Directors Edition, all computer voices were removed from the  soundtrack.'),
('25077',' On 6 November 2001, a Directors Edition supervised by Robert Wise was  released on DVD and widescreen VHS, running 136 minutes. New CGI elements  were made to several scenes by Foundation Imaging: '),
('25078',' The landscape of Vulcan was changed to include a yellowish sky and new   landscape featuring massive statues. All other footage was tinted gold. '),
('25079',' The matte painting of the Golden Gate Bridge in the scene where Kirk arrives   at Starfleet Headquarters was replaced by a new CGI scene that shows Kirks   shuttle arriving at Starfleet. It is actually slightly longer than the   original version. '),
('25080',' A new CGI shot was inserted which shows VGers second energy torpedo   vanishing before it could strike the Enterprise. '),
('25081',' The energy probe that invades the bridge now approaches in a CGI exterior   shot. '),
('25082',' A new CGI shot shows the VGer vessel entering Earth orbit. '),
('25083',' The walk to VGer was totally redone. There is now a walkway that   materializes out of thin air, compared to the endless "field" in the   original version. '),
('25084',' The final VGer explosion was slightly extended. The shot from the original   version remained intact, but a new element of the vessel imploding its   energy for the explosion was added. '),
('25085',' New opening titles were commissioned for the opening of the film. The   opening titles now have a slight fading effect and are now seen over a   background of stars. The text is colored a bright gold, compared to the   original versions white. '),
('25086',' The explosion in the wormhole was redone. There is now an exterior shot of   the asteroid exploding and the wormhole disintegrating. Additionally, the   viewfinder in the next shot is enhanced to show sparks and debris. '),
('25087',' The final message to the audience, "The human adventure is just beginning",   was altered. In the original version, the starfield cuts away to a blank   title card showing the text. In the Directors Edition, the starfield was   extended by a few seconds to allow the text, colored bright gold, to fade   into the picture. '),
('25088',' The end credits were slightly altered. The text, as with the opening titles   and the final "human adventure" text, was changed color, from white to a   bright gold. Additionally, the music was slightly extended to add new   Directors Edition credits. In addition to the new CGI, some other changes   were made: '),
('25089',' An all'),
('25090','new sound mix was commissioned, keeping the music and dialogue   intact, and adding new effects for almost all scenes. For example,   Enterprise Computer voice alarms are now replaced with klaxon sirens, the   lightning effects have new echoes, and a blend of Enterprise bridge sound   effects from the original _"Star Trek"_ (1966), _Star Trek II: The Wrath of   Khan_ (1982), and _Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country_ (1991) have been   added into the background of scenes taking place on the bridge. The new mix   is in Dolby 5.1 EX Surround. '),
('25091',' The footage from 1979 was digitally restored and remastered, and combined   with the new CGI elements. '),
('25092',' The opening overture has been restored to its full length. It is also played   over a CGI starfield. '),
('25093',' A slight dialogue alteration was made: In the 1979 and 1983 versions, the   VGer cloud is said to be "over 82 AUs in diameter" which equals 7.626   billion miles across'),
('25094',' much too large for the Enterprise to realistically   travel to the heart of the cloud at sub'),
('25095','warp speeds within a reasonable   length of time. For the Directors Edition, the Epsilon commanders dialogue   was altered so that the cloud is now said to be a (somewhat) more reasonable   "over 2 AUs", or 186 million miles. '),
('25096',' The producers of the Directors Cut submitted the film for re'),
('25097','rating by the   MPAA, hoping for a PG rating rather than the original G rating which they   believed carried a negative association; the basis for the higher rating was   the intensified soundtrack.'),
('25098',' Edits made to the Directors Edition from the 1979 theatrical cut: '),
('25099',' Some of the Klingon vessel footage at the beginning of the film is trimmed.   Specifically, when the Klingon captain is sitting in his chair, and when the   Klingon captain asks for a visual. '),
('25100',' In the same scene, a large amount of footage from the Epsilon 9 station is   cut, i.e. the computer relaying information. '),
('25101',' After the transporter accident, Kirks line of "Oh, my God" is cut. '),
('25102',' Some of the briefing footage is trimmed. '),
('25103',' Deckers reaction to Ilias presence aboard the ship is trimmed by 1 second. '),
('25104',' A shot of an Enterprise instrument powering down is cut and replaced with a   shortened version of the Ilia/Decker exchange. '),
('25105',' Some of the wormhole explosion reaction shots have been trimmed/cut.   Chekovs line "Were out of it" is cut. '),
('25106',' The shot of Kirk leaving for the Bridge as the Enterprise enters the VGer   cloud is trimmed. '),
('25107',' After Chekov burns his hand, some footage is re'),
('25108','arranged, cut or replaced. '),
('25109',' Sulus remark about the durability of the shields after the torpedo hits the   Enterprise is cut. '),
('25110',' A large amount of shots of VGers interior are trimmed to speed up the   pace. '),
('25111',' After Ilias capture by VGer, some footage relating to the Enterprises   being held by a tractor beam is trimmed/cut. '),
('25112',' When Spock arms his thruster pack, the computer relays instructions to him   on how to use it. This is completely cut. '),
('25113',' Spocks sickbay scene is slightly trimmed. '),
('25114',' When the vessel approaches Earth, some footage is trimmed/cut. Also, some   footage of Kirk reasoning with the probe is cut. '),
('25115',' A shot of the Ilia'),
('25116','probe turning her head near VGer is trimmed.'),
('25117',' Network TV and pan'),
('25118','and'),
('25119','scan home video versions run 143 minutes. Here is the  added footage: '),
('25120',' Decker asks Sulu to take Ilia "in hand". He then gives her a brief   explanation of the computer. Ilia reminds Sulu of her celibacy oath, and   Decker tells Ilia "the captain didnt mean anything personally", and Ilia   says shed never take advantage of a sexually immature species. '),
('25121',' After the wormhole, and after Decker, Bones, and Kirk depart for quarters,   there is another short Sulu/Ilia exchange about current speed and current   heading. Ilia then confirms it. Both these scenes were apparently shot to   provide a sense of romance between the two, but were cut to clear up   Deckers same relation. '),
('25122',' Rather than Kirk saying, "Make your point, Doctor" when discussing the   obsession with the Enterprise, there is one brief exchange, and McCoy gives   his line in a medium shot, rather than a shot of the two standing   side'),
('25123','by'),
('25124','side. '),
('25125',' During the attack on the Enterprise, the ship actually gets hit by an extra   energy torpedo. We hear it, and the lighting also suggests it, but we never   see it. Some minor scene extensions are added. There is also an alternate   take of Spocks analysis. '),
('25126',' There is a short scene in which Spock reveals the frequency of VGers   transmission. This appears in the Directors Edition. '),
('25127',' Decker takes over Chekov after his hand is burned, and a female crew member   takes over for him. Decker goes to help Spock, and we return to the   theatrical footage of the second (or third) energy torpedo being fired. '),
('25128',' Chekov returns to his post after a humorous exchange from Bones, and Spock   reveals that VGer emits more radiation than the Sun. '),
('25129',' The famous footage of Kirk shadowing Spock during the space walk sequence is   included. '),
('25130',' There is an alternate take when Nurse Chapel gives the Ilia'),
('25131','probe Ilias   headband. '),
('25132',' The Ilia'),
('25133','probe mentions the creator is "on the third planet". She then   removes the headbands, and asks why two carbon units have entered VGer.   Bones replies that they wish to contact it. Decker asks if VGer has a   problem with that, and Ilia says no. VGer will find out their purpose.   Bones says it is to survive, and Ilia says its VGers purpose as well to   survive. Decker implies that VGers purpose was to find and join with the   creator, and Ilia replies that is how VGer will survive. '),
('25134',' Bones says VGer says its creator is a machine, to which Decker replies "We   all create God in our own image".'),
('25135',' A "Directors Edition" was released on DVD in August 2002, which features  three minutes of footage not in the theatrical release: (NOTE: The Directors  Edition does NOT use the ABC'),
('25136','TV version of Kirk and Saaviks conversation in  the turbolift, which was more "steamy" and used close'),
('25137','ups (instead of one  long "master" shot). Also, unlike, the ABC'),
('25138','TV version, all "Ceti eel" scenes  are NOT edited for content.) '),
('25139',' Expanded conversation between Kirk and McCoy in Kirks apartment about his   birthday gift, the glasses. Also, McCoy now says "For most patients your   age, Id usually administer Retinax Five". This is an alternate take, since   in the theatrical version, he says "recommend" instead of "administer" (Seen   in ABC'),
('25140','TV version). '),
('25141',' Conversation between Kirk and Midshipman Preston in the Enterprise engine   room, with Scotty revealing that Preston is his nephew. Also, the "take" at   the scenes end with Kirk addressing Scott and McCoy asking "Admiral, what   about the rest of the inspection?" is different from the one seen in the   theatrical version. Kirks dialogue is also slightly different. (Seen in   ABC'),
('25142','TV version). '),
('25143',' The scene where Chekov informs Dr. Marcus and her team about their new   "orders" via com'),
('25144','pic has been expanded. Carol Marcus now asks "Who gave the   order", and the mind'),
('25145','controlled Chekov dances around the answer a bit before   David says, "Pin him down, mother" (Seen in ABC'),
('25146','TV version). '),
('25147',' The scene where the scientists at Regula One argue about Starfleets "order"   is a different take, and has been expanded at the end to show Carol Marcus   telling everyone to pack their things up so they can depart before the   Reliant arrives. (Seen in ABC'),
('25148','TV version). '),
('25149',' McCoy and Spocks argument about Genesis in Kirks cabin has been slightly   expanded. They discuss what might happen if Genesis fell into the wrong   hands, and whose hands are the "right" ones. Kirk attempts to break the two   up, but Spock cuts him off with a comeback to McCoy (Seen in ABC'),
('25150','TV   version). '),
('25151',' Prestons death in Sickbay has been expanded. Preston now says "Aye" and   dies in close'),
('25152','up (instead of in the medium shot with Prestons back to the   camera and the others visible around the table seen in the theatrical   version) Scotty asks why Khan wants revenge. McCoys line, "Im sorry   Scotty" now comes in the middle of the scene, instead of at the end. After   Spock informs Kirk via intercom that impulse power is restored, McCoy and   Kirk talk a bit longer, and Kirk says they only survived because he knew   something Khan didnt about starships (Seen in ABC'),
('25153','TV version). '),
('25154',' An added shot of Kirk, Spock and Saavik climbing a ladder between decks has   been added, in which Kirk says, "That young man is my son", and Spock   replies, "Fascinating". Also, the music in the scene has been "looped" to   account for this added shot, but it "loops" at an earlier point than in the   ABC'),
('25155','TV version. This makes the music flow better, instead of repeating the   same bit of music twice in succession. '),
('25156',' An extension occurs as the Enterprise approaches the Mutara Nebula. Saavik   wonders if Reliant will follow them in, and Spock states that he must   remember to teach her about the human ego. The music is "looped" at a   different point than in the ABC'),
('25157','TV version to accommodate this extension,   and it is thus much less distracting.'),
('25158',' The UK cinema and original video version was cut by around 6 secs and  released as PG. Only later was the video reissued uncut as a 15 Cert. The  scene cut from was a closeup shot of the bug coming out of Chekovs ear.'),
('25159',' Network TV version features additional footage not included in theatrical  release, including some dialog between Spock and Saavik, where Spock talks  about the "human ego."'),
('25160',' In the TV version, there are also several scenes that represent alternate  takes of scenes present in the theatrical/video version. For example, in the  scene on Regula I in which the scientists are debating why the Reliant is  coming to take the Genesis project, Kirks son says, "scientists have always  been pawns of the military." Comparison of the two versions makes it clear  that they are different takes '),
('25161',' he places emphasis on different words, and  one scene is slightly longer.'),
('25162',' In one of the early US TV versions, there is a scene prior to the Enterprise  setting out when Kirk is inspecting Engineering. Kirk was teasing Scottys  nephew about being so young. The Ensign ducks out of formation and hands Kirk  a "left handed spanner."'),
('25163',' There is a short scene missing in the Network TV version when Kirk is in a  shuttle, piloted by Sulu, right before docking with the Enterprise. Kirk  makes some glib remark about "having (Sulu) at the helm for three weeks...I  dont think these kids can steer"; Sulu responds, "Well Im delighted." But  in the theatrical release, Sulu goes on to say, "Well Im delighted, anytime  to be aboard the Enterprise is a treat."'),
('25164',' Another missing scene in the TV version takes place during Kirks inspection  of Engineering. Kirk stands near to Scottys nephew. Seconds tick by until  finally the young midshipman can no longer contain his pride about the state  of Engineering and says, "Im sure youll find everything is in ship shape,  Captn". "Oh do you?" Kirk reponds incredulously. "Do you have any idea,  midshipman Preston, of the ribbing I get in the officers mess about the  Enterprise, and that its nothing more than a flying garbage heap?"  Stammering, the boy responds, "Oh no sir, the Enterprise is the finest ship  in the fleet." At this point Kirk and Scotty have already locked glances and  are smiling about their inside joke.'),
('25165',' Another alternate take in the TV version is a scene featuring Kirk and an  off'),
('25166','duty Saavik talking in a lift. The TV version makes use of close'),
('25167','ups not  present in the theatrical release. In addition, Kirstie Alley plays the scene  more seductively.'),
('25168',' The network version has Kirks question to McCoy, "Its charming... what is  it?" and McCoy replies, "Theyre for your eyes. For most patients..."'),
('25169',' After the death of Preston in sickbay, there is a short scene between Kirk  and McCoy. Kirk asks McCoy if hes ok, and McCoy says yes and proceeds to  thank Kirk for getting them away from Khan, to which Kirk replies that  theyre only alive because he knows more about starships than Khan does.'),
('25170',' Additional dialogue featuring David Marcus and Saavik was shot for the films  epilogue on the bridge, but this was cut.'),
('25171',' Original film prints did not include the "II" in the title.'),
('25172',' All versions shown on the Sci'),
('25173','Fi Channel,TBS and TNT, and syndicated  television versions are re'),
('25174','edited versions of the theatrical version, and not  of the ABC'),
('25175','TV version.'),
('25176',' The Kobayashi Maru simulator computer has more dialogue in the ABC version.'),
('25177',' In the network TV version, during the sickbay scene where the young Ensign  dies, we find out that the Ensign is actually Scottys nephew, thus  explaining Scottys emotional state. In a version that aired on AMC, the  relationship between Scotty and the Ensign is established in a scene where  Kirk is inspecting the Engineering section. He and the Ensign have a spirited  discussion, afterwards Scotty mentions in a light'),
('25178','hearted asside to Kirk that  the Ensign is his Sisters son. In the theatrical version the same scene is  shorter, leaving out any mention of who the Ensign is and why Scotty is so  upset.'),
('25179',' An additional scene found only in the ABC'),
('25180','TV version: After returning to the  Enterprise from Regula, Kirk and Spock are climbing a ladder in an access  tunnel. Kirk proudly proclaims, "That young man with us? [referring to David  Marcus] Hes my son!" To which Spock quite wearily offers his token response,  "Fascinating."'),
('25181',' When Scotty reports the radiation leak near the end of the movie, an alarm  has been dubbed into the Directors Edition that was not in other versions.'),
('25182',' The Directors Edition also has a different font for the subtitles when Spock  and Saavik have their Vulcan exchange in the torpedo bay.'),
('25183',' In the 1997 re'),
('25184','release, two of the Cantina Aliens that had werewolf heads  have been replaced. One was replaced with lizard'),
('25185','like creature while the  other was replaced by a creature with elephant tusks. Both the werewolves and  their replacements can seen in footage used in a supplemental DVD packaged  with the soundtrack to Episode III'),
('25186',' These are all the changes made between the 1977, 1997, and 2004 versions: '),
('25187',' The scenes where the Stormtroopers are looking through the sand for the   escape pod has extra special effects in the 1997 and 2004 versions. '),
('25188',' When the Sandcrawler is climbing over the sand, the angle has changed to   make the machine look much bigger in the 1997 and 2004 versions. '),
('25189',' C3PO saying "Weve stopped." has been added to the scene where he and R2D2   are in the sand'),
('25190','crawler for the 2004 version. '),
('25191',' The binary sunset on Tatooine was made more consistent between shots in the   2004 version. '),
('25192',' When Obi'),
('25193','Wan makes a call to scare away the Tusken Raiders, it has been   changed, due to sounding too closely like a dew back scream. In the 2004   version it sounds more like the Boga lizard from Episode III, although it   has always said to be the call of the Krayt Dragon in books and other   sources. '),
('25194',' The establishing shot of Obi'),
('25195','Wan Kenobis home has been expanded with a big   matte painting in the 1997 and 2004 versions. '),
('25196',' When Luke, Obi'),
('25197','Wan, and the droids overlook Mos Eisley, the 1997 and 2004   versions have a bigger view with more detail. '),
('25198',' When the land speeder arrives in Mos Eisley, the 1997 version added extra   effects to make it more real. The 2004 version further enhanced the special   effects with more fluid movement. '),
('25199',' Mos Eisley itself has been expanded in the 1997 and 2004 versions with extra   special effects shots, and the strange black blur under the land speeder has   been removed. '),
('25200',' In the 1997 version, Greedo shot first during his confrontation with Han   Solo, instead of the other way around. The 2004 version has them shooting   almost at the exact same time. '),
('25201',' The 1997 version added a scene of Han talking to a CGI animated Jabba The   Hutt and inserted Boba Fett into the scene as well. The 2004 version   retained this scene but improved the CGI Jabba. '),
('25202',' When the Millenium Falcon takes off, extra effects were added into the 1997   and 2004 versions to make it smoother and less static. '),
('25203',' In the 2004 version, a line has been added to one of the stormtroopers after   they search the Millenium Falcon to confirm they found nothing. '),
('25204',' A larger Alderaan explosion was added in the 1997 and 2004 versions. '),
('25205',' C'),
('25206','3POs line "The power beam holding the ship is coupled to the main reactor   in seven locations. A power loss at one of the terminals will enable the   ship to leave" was omitted from the 1981 version, but restored in the 1997   and 2004 versions. '),
('25207',' Several laser shots fired in the 1997 and 2004 versions have been censored   to not show the impact. '),
('25208',' When one of the stormtroopers bang their head on the door, a sound effect   has been added in the 2004 version. '),
('25209',' The cell block corridor has been expanded in the 2004 version. '),
('25210',' The Dianogah in the garbage chute has been improved with CGI in the 2004   version, and now blinks. '),
('25211',' The writing on the tractor beam has been changed in the 2004 version to   Aurabesh. '),
('25212',' When Luke and Leia are running from the stormtroopers and find themselves at   a dead end, there is extra echo effect added into the 2004 version. '),
('25213',' When Han runs down the corridor and is confronted by stormtroopers, the 1997   and 2004 versions had a whole room full of them. '),
('25214',' When Han and Chewie are running from the stormtroopers, the 1997 and 2004   versions add an extra small line for Han. '),
('25215',' The light sabers in the Obi'),
('25216','Wan/Darth Vader fight have been cleaned up in   the 2004 version. The 2004 version also corrects a shot from shortly after   the fight where Darth Vaders light saber had not been colored by the   effects crew. It now appears red as it should be. '),
('25217',' In the 1997 and 2004 versions, we actually see the Millenium Falcon when it   is arriving at the rebel base, and the huge doors are moving now instead of   stationary. '),
('25218',' There is a small conversation between Luke and his friend Biggs before they   go into battle. '),
('25219',' When the Rebels launch to go into attack, the 1997 and 2004 versions have   added more special effects. '),
('25220',' A shot of the Rebel fleet in space has been expanded in the 1997 and 2004   versions and the camera now moves with the X'),
('25221','Wings. '),
('25222',' The line "Hes ON Your Tail" was added for the 1997 version but removed   again for the 2004 version. '),
('25223',' The Death Star explosion is expanded in the 1997 and 2004 versions. '),
('25224',' Many matte lines have been removed throughout the 1997 and 2004 versions and   other similar optical improvements have been made. The overall video and   audio quality has also been improved in each version, sometimes with changes   to some sound effects.'),
('25225',' The 2006 DVD reissue contains a "bonus disc" which features the unaltered,  pre'),
('25226','special edition film, with the original opening crawl (without the  "Episode IV: A New Hope" subtitle) and the 1993 LaserDisc sound mix without  C'),
('25227','3POs "tractor beam description" and Stormtrooper "close the blast doors"  lines. This is the first and only time that this version will be available on  video in regular DVD.'),
('25228',' The film was originally released with two stereo mixes created from the same  four'),
('25229','track master. Later, a third audio mix was prepared for theaters which  had not upgraded to Dolby stereo yet. This third audio mix was in mono and  had a few minor differences from the other two audio mixes such as Aunt Beru  being dubbed by a different actress. In 1981, two of the three versions were  updated to include the "A New Hope" subtitle '),
('25230',' the version not updated was  the mono mix. Later on, a fifth audio mix was created (the fourth being  created for the 1985 VHS release) for the 1993 Definitive Collection  Laserdisc set. This audio mix combined elements from all three of the  theatrical audio mixes but was primarily sourced from the 70mm stereo mix.  The 1997 Special Edition and 2004 DVD release feature more changes (both  audio and visual). The 2006 DVD bonus disc is made from the masters for the  1993 Definitive Collection laserdisc set but with the highest quality 1977  print available spliced in for the original opening crawl. This means that  (excluding TV edits and pan & scan releases) there have been at least TEN  different versions of Star Wars to date.'),
('25231',' In 1977, "Ken Films" released a pair of truncated versions for the 8mm home  movie market. One version is in black and white and is silent; an other has  color and is silent. The longest color and sound version has 17 minutes  running time. There are also two further color and sound versions existing:  one with 8 minutes and one with 4 minutes. The English company "Derran"  released a complete version of STAR WARS on 750 meters polyester Super'),
('25232','8 in  Cinemascope & Dolby Stereo (etemated 50 '),
('25233',' 100 copies).'),
('25234',' The German "marketing film" released 10 months after the cinema start in West  Germany a cut version on Super'),
('25235','8 on two reels in 4:3/color/sound. Reel #1 is  running 17 minutes (120 meters), reel #2 is running 9 minutes. This two reels  are fitting together and are showing the story from the beginning of the  movie to the end of the fight between the Falcon and the TIE fighters right  after the escape from the Death Star. The assault on the Death Star didnt  make it in this Super'),
('25236','8 version. The beginning shows not the opening crawl,  the cut version starts in space over Tatooine with the star destroyer attack  on Princess Leiass blockade runner while a speaker summarizes the opening  crawl. Almost three years later the German "UFA" released a 17 minutes long  version including parts of the final battle against the Death Star and the  throne room ceremony. Additional this version includes a lot of sequences not  shown in the "marketing film" version: cantina scenes, Tusken raider scenes,  the destruction of Alderaan, the Death Star approach of the Falcon after  entering the Alderaan system. By editing this three reels together the viewer  got a complete overview of the story. But Obi'),
('25237','Wans death is not shown. The 17  minutes US "Ken Films" version (F48) provides two scenes not included in the  German version: Vaders conversation on the blockade runner and a part of Luke  and Leias swing across the abyss. Editing this two scenes '),
('25238',' copying the  German audio track '),
('25239',' into the "marketing/UFA"'),
('25240','3'),
('25241','reel'),
('25242','version provided the  longest available cut version of STAR WARS: 43 minutes.'),
('25243',' When the original theatrical version was first released, it was simply titled  Star Wars.The opening crawl was changed to "Star Wars: Episode IV '),
('25244',' A New  Hope" during the 1981 re'),
('25245','release. According to Sterling Hedgpeth, Lucasfilm  film archivist: "I found a box with all the positive elements for the  revised opening crawl, and the assorted trim boxes are dated from October  through December 1980. This, then, is consistent with the view that Episode  IV: A New Hope was added for the first time to the opening crawl for the  April 10, 1981 re'),
('25246','release."'),
('25247',' There are at least two different prints of the original Star Wars in  circulation. One definite difference between them is that the brief scene in  the Death Star corridor where Chewbacca roars and "frightens" a little  messenger droid is missing. This scene was NOT in the "opening day" version.'),
('25248',' Stills from the "lost" Tatooine scenes have been published (in "The Star Wars  Storybook", for example) and at least one sequence is shown in the  documentary The Making of Star Wars".  Also, the scenes were included in  the novel, comic book and radio adaptations of the story.'),
('25249',' David West Reynolds, an employee with Industrial Light and Magic discovered a  forgotten print of Star Wars which was edited before the addition of special  effects, and contained a large number of differences, and had deteriorated  all the way to black & white. This lost cut includes more long panning shots  of the desert and a new scene in Mos Eisley where a small alien runs and  hides from a large Alien in an alleyway; the aforementioned Cantina scene is  also from this edit.  All the landspeeder, Millenium Falcon, and cockpit  shots were done with real time projections of special effects. They were  deemed inferior to the blue screen tests, so they were discarded.  The  running time of this rough edit was 2 hours and 30 minutes.'),
('25250',' There are a few noticeable differences between the version shown on ITV on  British television during the 1980s and early, pre'),
('25251','remastered video  releases: '),
('25252',' The sound quality of the voices heard over intercoms and radios during the   Battle of Yavin is very different. '),
('25253',' On TV, Luke says "Blast it, Wedge, where are you?"  On the video he says,   "Blast it, Biggs, where are you?" '),
('25254',' On TV, Porkins final dying scream is drowned out. '),
('25255',' On TV, a stormtrooper searching for the droids on Tatooine says, "This ones   secure, move onto the next one".  On the video he says locked instead of   secure.'),
('25256',' The 1981 re'),
('25257','issue contains three dialogue differences from the original.   First is the appearance of the "close the blast doors" line that was silenced  in the 1981 version.  The 1977 version has Aunt Berus line "All his friends  have gone" places emphasis on "friends" rather than "gone" in the 1981  version. Finally, Luke shouts "Blast it, Wedge, where are you?" rather than  "Blast it, Biggs, where are you?" Because Lukes head is turned to the side,  its impossible to tell which is the on'),
('25258','set name used. The redubbing makes  Wedges rescue of Luke more unexpected.'),
('25259',' The subtitles for the Han and Jabba scene have been altered slightly for the  DVD. Originally, the phrases "twenty percent" and "fifteen percent" are  spelled out. In the DVD, they are abbreviated as "20%" and "15%," to save  space, since the typeface used for the captions is larger than that used in  the theatrical version.'),
('25260',' The voice of the actress who played Aunt Beru, Shelagh Fraser (qv), was  dubbed over in all but the original prints.'),
('25261',' In the video version of the original, when the stormtroopers are chasing Han  down the hall, you can hear one of them say "Open the blast door. Open the  blast door" as Han and Chewbacca pass through it and leave the troopers on  the other side. In the special edition, you can hear one of the stormtroopers  say "Close the blast door" before it closes. The scene is actually a little  funnier because its his own fault that the door closed. The extra dialogue  was "lost" on the home video release but the line did exists in earlier  theatrical versions, as evidenced by the 1977 audio recording of the film  entitled "The Story of Star Wars." This LP/audio cassette includes that line,  in the exact same voice and reading as it appears in the special edition.  Also note that foreign language versions of the film did have the translation  of that line. The "close the blast doors" line is also seen in a Star Wars  clip in the 1993 special "George Lucas: Heroes, Myth and Magic" on the PBS  series _"American Masters" (1983)_ (qv).'),
('25262',' The "lost scenes" from this film, namely Lukes discovering the  Tantive'),
('25263','IV'),
('25264','Battle, Luke storming into Station Tosche and Lukes and Biggs  extended talk on Tatooine reveal that one of Lukes friends, Camie, was  played by Koo Stark (qv) (of early Eighties Prince Andrew (qv) liaison  fame). Sadly the scenes never made it into the movie and can only be seen on  the "Behind the Magic" CD'),
('25265','ROM'),
('25266','discs.'),
('25267',' In all theatrical versions, subtitles for alien languages appear at the  bottom of the frame. In widescreen video releases, the subtitles are moved to  the top of the lower black bar, so that they actually appear below the image  without obstructing the picture. Long lines of dialogue, such as those during  the Greedo scene, were originally given one long caption at the bottom of the  screen. Due to the shorter space available on television screens, these  captions were broken into two pieces. "Jabba put a price on your head so big  every bounty hunter in the galaxy will be looking for you" was split into  "Jabba put a price so big on your head..." followed by, "every bounty hunter  in the galaxy will be looking for you."'),
('25268',' The 2004 DVD also features substantial changes in the sound mix, especially  in regards to the music. John Williams score is de'),
('25269','emphasized considerably  throughout, and during the minute or two of the climactic battle, it is  completely inaudible.'),
('25270',' There are two versions of the climactic finale where Darth Maul is killed by  Obi'),
('25271','Wan Kenobi. In the original, he is seen falling down the reactor shaft,  dead but in one piece. In the updated version (in general release), he is  seen falling down the shaft in two pieces, cut in half at the torso.   Apparently, original press screenings presented the first version, but the  second version is what most people will see to make it clear that Maul is  dead.'),
('25272',' At the very end of the final credits, after the closing music has faded out,  the sound of Darth Vader breathing can be heard.  Reportedly, this sound was  not in the prints of the film shown during pre'),
('25273','release press screenings.'),
('25274',' A few USC students took the Japanese Laserdisc & made their own edit of the  movie, cutting out all scenes featuring Jar'),
('25275','Jar Binks and making many other  minor tweaks. It became known as the "Phantom Edit".  George Lucas requested  to see a copy & then Lucasfilm issued a press release reiterating that it is  illegal to copy and/or edit a Lucasfilm property.'),
('25276',' The 2001 Special Edition DVD of Episode I features seven deleted but fully  remastered scenes and a special documentary featuring George Lucas discussing  why they were omitted: '),
('25277',' The Coruscant Air Taxi scene features Anakin Skywalker and Jar Jar Binks   boarding a air taxi to Senator Palpatines quarters. '),
('25278',' A scene of the morning of the podrace where Padme Naberrie awakens Anakin on   a Tatooine sunrise. '),
('25279',' The entire un'),
('25280','cut 22 minute Podrace which includes an introduction to all   the drivers. '),
('25281',' The Waterfall Sequence features Qui'),
('25282','Gon Jinn and Obi'),
('25283','Wan Kenobi trying to   save themselves, Jar'),
('25284','Jar Binks and their bongo sub from going over the Theed   Waterfall. '),
('25285',' More shots of the Pit droids. '),
('25286',' Anakin Skywalker fighting with Greedo after the Pod Race victory which is   broken up by Qui'),
('25287','Gon Jinn.'),
('25288',' The DVD reinstates footage into the feature and increases its running time by  3 minutes.  Restored footage includes the Coruscant air taxi sequence,  extended starting grid sequence and extended lap two sequence.'),
('25289',' There was a different ending to the brief lightsaber fight on Tatooine  between Qui'),
('25290','Gon and Darth Maul. Qui Gon leaps onto the low'),
('25291','flying Queen  ships ramp, and Darth Maul leaps after him. Qui'),
('25292','Gon swings and knocks the  Sith to the desert floor (explaining why in the theatrical release, Maul  appears to be getting back on his feet as the ship flies off). This scene  appears in the comic book adaptation of the movie, the screenplay, and it  seems to have been at least partially filmed since there is a still photo of  actors Liam Neeson ( Qui'),
('25293','Gon) and Ray Park (Maul) battling on the ships ramp  in the still photo section of the Episode 1 DVD. Originaly Qui Gon was to cut  part of the ramp that Darth Maul was standing on off with his lightsaber.'),
('25294',' UK DVD version is rated PG instead of U because of the deleted scenes on  the supplemental disc. The making'),
('25295','of documentary was edited (ca. 13 sec.) to  remove all sexual expletives (a 15 rating was available).'),
('25296',' In the theatrical version, right after Sebulbas name is announced in the  podrace opening, there is a shot of Watto, in his booth, cheering on Sebulba  with joy. On the DVD, this scene has been omitted from the actual movie on  disc 1, but is still present as part of the "extended podrace sequence" on  disc 2.'),
('25297',' As an "easter egg" (in the options menu on Deleted scenes, press right while  selecting the two first scenes to highlight a little button and select it),  there are two bits that were even deleted from the deleted scenes. One of  them is a very brief shot of Jabbas POV of the little "toad" he eats, before  he bites his head off. The other one is during the podrace, which shows a bug  splatting on one of the racers face (the one with a donut'),
('25298','like pod) while he  pokes his head out to see, which makes him lose control for a second and  nearly crash Anakin (this scene is present except for the bug thing).'),
('25299',' UK version was cut by the distributor to secure a PG rating. About 1 second  of footage was excised, removing a head butt in the fight scene between  Obi'),
('25300','Wan and Jango Fett.'),
('25301',' Scenes featured in the trailer but not in the theatrical release: '),
('25302',' A scene of Senator Bail Organa (Jimmy Smits) telling the Jedi Council "We   must stop them before theyre ready." This scene may be in reference to the   Separatist movement amassing a Droid army against the Republic. '),
('25303',' Senator Amidala appears briefly in a blue dress with matching blue hair   band. She appears ghostly and the scene is filmed very romanticly as she   gazes out a window.'),
('25304',' A scene where Anakin and Padme pay a visit to her familys home was filmed,  but ultimately cut from the film. The scene featured Padmes father (played  by Graeme Blundell), mother (played by Trisha Noble), and sister (played by  Claudia Karvan).'),
('25305',' Eight deleted scenes are included on the DVD: '),
('25306',' Padmé addresses the Senate after the first attempt on her life, and speaks   out against the creation of an army for the Republic. '),
('25307',' Obi'),
('25308','Wan brings the toxic dart to the Jedi Temple analysis room for   examination. '),
('25309',' Before he departs for Kamino, Obi'),
('25310','Wan has a conversation with Mace, leading   to his Jedi Starfighter on a landing platform. Some of the dialogue was used   in the scene in the Jedi Temple with Obi'),
('25311','Wan, Mace and Yoda. '),
('25312',' An extended version of Anakin and Padmés arrival on Naboo. '),
('25313',' Padmé brings Anakin to her house and introduces him to her family. Padmés   family senses that she is attracted to Anakin, but she denies it. '),
('25314',' A scene in Padmés bedroom in which she and Anakin look at pictures of her   past acheivements. '),
('25315',' After Anakin and Padmé are captured in the droid factory, Count Dooku   interrogates Padmé. '),
('25316',' After the interrogation scene, Anakin and Padmé are put on trial by the   Geonosians, and are sentenced to death.'),
('25317',' The Digital Theatrical Version (and DVD/VHS release, which was based on this  master) features several small additions to the standard (70mm/35mm)  theatrical version of the film: '),
('25318',' In the Lars Homestead, after Anakin has confessed his slaughter of the   Tuskens and slumped to the floor, Padmé states, "To be angry is to be   human," and Anakin responds, "Im a Jedi! I know Im better than this!" '),
('25319',' Before Jango Fett is killed by Mace Windu, the sparks coming out of his   damaged jetpack are much more visible. '),
('25320',' After falling from the gunship and eventually awakening, Padmé replies to   the Clonetroopers question of concern with a painfilled "Uh'),
('25321','huh" instead of   "Yes." '),
('25322',' During the wedding scene, Padmé taking Anakins mechanical hand has been   inserted instead of a shot of Anakins false arm and a pan up.'),
('25323',' The film was released on IMAX theaters on 1 November 2002. The reformatted  IMAX version was approx. 20 minutes shorter than the theatrical release.  These are some of the scenes that has been cut from the IMAX version: '),
('25324',' A long scene in Palpatines office involving Yoda and Amidala. Palpatine   suggests Kenobi and Anikin as bodyguards. '),
('25325',' Jar Jar greeting the Jedi pair as they enter Amidalas quarters. '),
('25326',' Kenobi talking to the Jedi head librarian. '),
('25327',' The hilltop scene on Naboo where Anakin rides a grazing animal and Amidala   and Anakin talk about political science. '),
('25328',' Mace Windu and Yoda discuss whether they should reveal that the Force is no   longer as easy to use. '),
('25329',' The scene in which Yoda says that while Anakin is somewhat arrogant, that is   an increasingly common failing among Jedi. '),
('25330',' Owen Lars greeting Anakin and Amidala at the farm. '),
('25331',' The confrontation between Count Dooku and Kenobi is shorter. '),
('25332',' Jar Jar being set up by Palpatine to get the Senate hand more power to him. '),
('25333',' Part of the scene where Padme sees Anakin for the first time in 10 years.   The cut goes directly from the elevator to ObiWan discussing security. '),
('25334',' Part of the scene where Anakin and Padme leave Coruscant has been trimmed '),
('25335',' The scene where Anakin and Padme meet with the Queen has been eliminated '),
('25336',' Scenes with Anakin and Padme on Naboo have been trimmed, with the picnic   scene eliminated completely. '),
('25337',' When Obi Wan was captured and met with Dooku, after the line "Ill never   join you" it cuts directly to the Senate floor without Dooku responding "It   may be difficult to secure your release".'),
('25338',' As Obi'),
('25339','Wan leaves Mustafar, there is a shot of him sitting in the cockpit of  Padmes Naboo skiff, with C'),
('25340','3PO sitting next to him. The next shot is of the  badly burned Anakin trying to claw his way up the lava bank with his  remaining prosthetic arm. In the theatrical version, these shots were  separated by a wipe. In the DVD, it is a normal cut.'),
('25341',' Darth Vaders drawn out "Nooooo!" after learning of Padmes death has been  shortened in the DVD release compared to the cinematic version.'),
('25342',' The 1995 THX remastered Pan and Scan VHS release of the 1980 theatrical  version has one difference from all other pan and scan releases and the 1992  and 1995 widescreen releases of the same. At the end of the film, the scene  simply cuts away to the end credits. All other versions use a wipe to cut  away to the end credits.'),
('25343',' In some German video releases of the original version, about 3 sec. where cut  to obtain a "Not under 6" rating. The torture scene of Han, on Bespin was  shortened, so you only see him lowering towards the torture machine, no  actual light flashes could be seen, or any Han screaming. Never the less this  scene was included completely in the last VHS release of the original cut, in  1995, Widescreen'),
('25344','THX'),
('25345','Remastered edition, and was still rated "Not under 6"!'),
('25346',' Several dialogue changes were made for the 1997 Special Edition: '),
('25347',' Before Rogue 2 is hit by a laser blast at the Battle of Hoth, Luke says   "This is it!" when before he said nothing. '),
('25348',' In the asteroid field, C'),
('25349','3PO says, "This is suicide. Theres nowhere to go."   Before all he said was, "This is suicide." '),
('25350',' On Dagobah, after R2'),
('25351','D2 is spit out of the swamp, when Luke picks him up he   says, "You were lucky to get out of there." In the original version he says,   "Youre lucky you dont taste very good." '),
('25352',' During Lukes training on Dagobah, as hes running through the woods Yoda   says, "Yes, run!" In the original version hes silent. '),
('25353',' For some reason the stormtroopers voice who shoots C'),
('25354','3PO on Cloud City has   been dubbed over from the original voice. '),
('25355',' During Lukes fight with Vader you can now hear Luke grunting as he falls   down the steps in the freezing chamber. '),
('25356',' Possibly the most obvious change is Lukes yelling as he falls down the   cavern after fighting Vader. '),
('25357',' After the duel, Vader is seen walking down a hallway and says, "Alert my   Star Destroyer to prepare for my arrival." In the original version he simply   says, "Bring my shuttle."'),
('25358',' A deleted scene that made it to a trailer shows C'),
('25359','3P0 on the ice planet of  Hoth tearing a decal off a door where the rebels have contained the dreaded  wampas.'),
('25360',' When the film was first released, the scene at the end when the Millenium  Falcon is docked to Home One and the camera pans to the medical ward window  was different. It later changed after the initial release because George  Lucas thought that there was some confusion as to where the Falcon was in  relation to Luke and Leia in the medical ward.'),
('25361',' The Super 8mm abridged version has different takes of Luke talking to Han  whilst astride his tauntaun, and Han saying watch this as he tries to jump  to hyperspace in the asteriod field. Although the dialogue hasnt changed  different emphasis are put on certain words.'),
('25362',' The "Special Edition" also contains a scene where Lord Vader is seen emerging  from his shuttle in what the scene implies to be his landing in his Super  Star Destroyer (it is actually an outtake from "Return Of The Jedi").'),
('25363',' The dialogue "Youre lucky you didnt taste too good", was not redubbed.  There were several variants of this line in the shooting script. All of the  special editions used different takes every once in a while; mostly because  some were of much greater quality than the others. The particular take that  Lucas approved for this scene had Hamill reading straight from the script,  instead of ad'),
('25364','libbing the now famous comment. Lucasfilm officials have stated  that they didnt realize the dialogue was any different until the film was  released. This also accounts for some of the other minor dialogue changes in  the SEs.'),
('25365',' In the Special Edition, during the sequence in which the Millenium Falcon  escapes from the Imperial Fleet by hiding in a garbage stream ejected into  space by a Star Destroyer, a new panning shot of Boba Fetts pursuing  starship, Slave 1, has been inserted.'),
('25366',' In both the original theatrical release, and the Special Edition release,  James Earl Jones is not credited for voicing Darth Vader. In the Special  Edition video release, a credit for his has been added.'),
('25367',' Some Canadian theatrical prints of the 1997 "Special Edition" contained an  added scene just before Han is shown entering the command centre on Hoth. The  shot is inside the command centre and focusses on a "white C'),
('25368','3PO" using a  penlight on a glass map. Then, the movie continues as normal and Han is shown  entering the command centre. This scene was not present on the video release.'),
('25369',' For the 2004 DVD release: Following their duel, Lukes yell (as he falls down  and away from Vader into the exhaust shaft), that was added for the 1997  Special Edition; has now been omitted.'),
('25370',' The original version has the Rebel fleet hyperspace out immediately before  the end credits. Follow'),
('25371','up versions (THX re'),
('25372','release, Special Edition and DVD)  all cut to the end credits before the hyperspace jump.'),
('25373',' In the 2004 DVD release, the voice credit for James Earl Jones, which was  added to the Special Edition video release, is once again removed.'),
('25374',' The new sound mix for the special edition makes some of C'),
('25375','3POs lines more  audible, and some of Leias lines less so. In the original, the noise of the  carbon freezing chamber makes it difficult to hear his line to Chewbacca, "So  dont do anything foolish." This was not a new line added to the Special  Edition, but a line made more audible over the noise of the machines. Later  in the film, when Chewbacca chokes Lando, Leia says, "You think that after  what you did to Han that were going to trust you?" In the Special Edition,  Chewbaccas growl is so loud that part of her line is obscured.'),
('25376',' Yoda actually has no new dialogue for the Special Edition, except for the  frightened scream when Luke points his gun at him. Other than that, all the  seemingly new lines are lines that are louder in the soundtrack, which before  had been obscured by other noises.'),
('25377',' In the original version, there is an exterior shot of Cloud City before  cutting inside to the room where Han and Leia are waiting. The exterior shot  shows Leia and a matte painting of the building they are in. The matte  painting makes the building appear to have two stories, even though, from the  inside, the room has a skylight window. For the Special Edition, the exterior  is reduced to one story, to match the interior shot.'),
('25378',' In the early 1990s, a Definitive Edition Laserdisc was released. One of the  side changes came right before the scene of Leia welding on the Falcon before  Han kisses her. In the original pressing of the laserdisc, the seven seconds  that Leia spends welding have been cut out, so that the side begins with her  sealing up the piece she was working on. Fans complained about that, and  Lucasfilm issued a recall, allowing owners of the laserdisc to send them in  and receive a reissued disc that restored those seven seconds.'),
('25379',' A Special Edition was released on 21 February 1997 (USA). It includes a  reworked soundtrack and among other things: '),
('25380',' new shots of the Wampa; '),
('25381',' new shots of the Hoth battle; '),
('25382',' new shots of the Millennium Falcon flying through Cloud City; '),
('25383',' new shots of Cloud City to make it seem bigger; '),
('25384',' more "open window" shots to showcase the landscape; '),
('25385',' new shots of Vaders shuttle flying to the Super Star Destroyer;'),
('25386',' DVD released on September 21, 2004 features several revisions to the Special  Edition cut, including: '),
('25387',' Ian McDiarmid replaces Clive Revill as the Emperor, with new dialogue added   (although Revill remains credited as "Voice of the Emperor); '),
('25388',' Temeura Morrison provides the voice for Boba Fett'),
('25389',' In the scene where C'),
('25390','3PO gets blasted by some "unseen assailant", when he  enters the room he says "That sounds like an Artoo unit in there! i wonder  if....hello? hello"? in the original version he only says hello once, in the  Special Edition he says hello twice.'),
('25391',' The Special Edition slightly re'),
('25392','edits the closing on Endor. Originally, there  is one medium shot of the ghosts of Anakin Skywalker, Obi'),
('25393','Wan Kenobi and  Yoda, followed by Luke rejoining his friends, and then another long shot of  Anakin, Obi'),
('25394','Wan and Yoda. For the special edition, the medium shot is split  in two, so that the first medium shot is shorter, and ends with Obi'),
('25395','Wan  looking down at Yoda, then cuts to Luke rejoining the rebels, then cuts back  to the rest of the medium shot, before cutting to Luke, and then finally back  to the long shot of the ghosts.'),
('25396',' In the special edition, the first shot of Jabbas sail barges sailing over  the dunes is preceded by a shot of a herd of Banthas. The sail barges  themselves originally were only a short distance off the ground, with the  hull concealing part of the shadows. Now, the sail barges are elevated, so  that the space beneath them and above the shadows can be seen.'),
('25397',' David West Reynolds, an ILM employee, discovered missing footage and had  stills shots from these scenes published in Star Wars Insider magazine. These  include: A sand storm scene after the death of Jabba, the matte painting of  which can be seen in the Industrial Light & Magic book. Han describes the  hibernation as being awake and unable to move. A scene where Darth Vader  chokes one of the Imperial Guards while trying to see the Emperor.'),
('25398',' In the 2004 DVD release, Boba Fett, voiced by Temuera Morrison (qv), is  given a partial line of "What the...?", in addition to his scream, before his  jet pack malfunctions. Originally, he says nothing.'),
('25399',' A Special Edition was released on 14 March 1997 (USA). It contains a variety  of new special effects shots including: '),
('25400',' a new dance number for Jabbas palace, with new band members and   dancers/backup singers; '),
('25401',' new shots of Boba Fett flirting with one of the dancers at Jabbas palace '),
('25402',' the Sarlacc Pit is now more a Sarlac Beast, with flailing tentacles and a   protruding mouth; '),
('25403',' the lightsabers in all 3 movies are less beam'),
('25404','of'),
('25405','light'),
('25406','like and more   sword'),
('25407','like; '),
('25408',' various new effects shots for the space battle above Endor; '),
('25409',' a brand new ending shows celebrations on Endor, Bespin, Tatooine, and   Coruscant, the Imperial Homeworld; '),
('25410',' the Rancor has also been redone; '),
('25411',' a new shot of a computer generated Bantha herd that is spooked by Jabbas   sailbarge and skiffs; '),
('25412',' when Han Solo is trying to shoot the Sarlacc to help Lando, he says "I can   see a lot better now" instead of "Its alright. Trust me."; '),
('25413',' speed bike chase with Luke/Leia now has overhead shots; '),
('25414',' a new Death Star explosion (similar to the one in Star Wars Special   Edition); '),
('25415',' new music in several sections, most noticeable in the end celebration. '),
('25416',' One of the little known Special Edition additions was a digital re'),
('25417','mix of   the Emperor Death Scene. When Darth Vader / Anakin Skywalker betrays the   Emperor, he now lets out a tortured scream as he picks up the Emperor. This   was re'),
('25418','mixed with James Earl Joness scream, Mark Hamill (I) (qv)s   screams and a sound of a screeching tire. '),
('25419',' A short moment at the end when Luke winks at the Jedi ghosts was removed. '),
('25420',' The audio track for the very last scene of the film, with all of the actors   gathered, was corrected to have music continue to play. In the original   release, the actors voices and laughter could be heard in this scene.'),
('25421',' In at least one earlier video release of the movie, right before Lando  inexplicably says "now", right before saying "Come on, Han, old buddy. Dont  let me down." The Special Edition restores the rest of the scene and shows  that Lando says "Were sure in the middle of it now."'),
('25422',' Special Edition includes a shot of a Bantha herd crossing the Tatooine desert  just before the battle on the sail barge.'),
('25423',' Several publicity shots exist of a "missing" moment during Lukes battle with  the Rancor, in which he leaps and hangs by his fingers from the grate above  and Jawas trample his hands.'),
('25424',' In the end celebrations there is what appears to be an imperial storm  trooper, crowd surfing.'),
('25425',' The Special Edition of this film corrects a minor goof. In the original  version, when the Emperor arrives, numerous TIE Fighters are seen flying  around the Death Star. The first group of TIE Fighters that appear on screen  and fly closer and closer to the Death Star simply disappear in an instant  right before the scene changes to the Emperors arrival inside. In the Special  Edition, they continue on their path and do not disappear.'),
('25426',' The special edition also adds a shot of Luke and Wedge shaking hands and  hugging during the Ewok celebration at the end which wasnt in the original  version.'),
('25427',' The 2004 DVD release has the ending celebration altered slightly. A CGI shot  of the planet Naboo, from the prequel trilogy, has been inserted in between  the 1997 Special Edition shots of Tatooine and Coruscant.'),
('25428',' In the 2004 DVD release of Return of the Jedi, the ghostly image of  Sebastian Shaw (I) (qv) as Anakin Skywalker is replaced with  Hayden Christensen (qv).'),
('25429',' For the 2004 DVD release: when Luke removes Vaders mask, a new visual take  shows Anakin with slightly altered makeup, most noticeable is the lack of  eyebrows that was present in all previous versions.'),
('25430',' The 2004 DVD release of Return of the Jedi corrects the visual effects error  of the image of two white phantom tie'),
('25431','fighters suddenly appearing then  disappearing on the hull of the Millenium Falcon as it flies by during the  final battle.'),
('25432',' In the DVD version, the Rancor sequence now has some subtle shadows added to  mask the matte lines.'),
('25433',' In the original version, when Han is hanging over the edge of the skiff,  trying to save Lando, he is hanging on apparently by just his toes. For the  special edition, ropes were added to support his weight.'),
('25434',' In the 2004 DVD release, added to the Special Addition shot of Courascant are  the Jedi Temple and Senate building.'),
('25435',' In all theatrical versions, the subtitles for Huttese were placed at the  bottom of the frame. For widescreen video releases, these subtitles are  placed in the black area below the image itself.'),
('25436',' The DVD makes an alteration to the hologram of Luke Skywalker. In the  original, the hologram has a blue tint about it. In the DVD, the blue tint is  removed, so Mark Hamill (I) (qv)s blond hair and skin tone appear the same  in the hologram as they do in person.'),
('25437',' The N64 and PC version differ greatly. The PC version has sharper and  smoother gameplay graphics (using a 3D card) than the N64 version. The PC  version and N64 version have slightly different cutscenes, that being the PC  version has full'),
('25438','motion cinematic cutscenes with sound effects and voices,  while the N64 version just has drawn sketches with text at the bottom of the  screen. Plus, during gameplay, where in the N64 version you had to read what  the characters were saying to you, the PC version has voices.'),
('25439',' A special Imperial Edition is available on DVD. This version has been  revamped for a wider distribution. It has completely new special effects,  with space ships designed specially for this movie. The soundtrack is  re'),
('25440','mastered for added speech clarity and more sound effects can be heard.'),
('25441',' When business didnt meet expectations, the studio suggested some shortening,  and Robert Wise offered about 20 minutes of cuts that were literally  scissored out of the prints while the film played to initial reserved seat  audiences. The studio also tried revamping the ads to appeal to a younger  audience, even including a shot of Julie posing with a motorcycle that was  just an on'),
('25442','location joke and not a scene in the film. Another idea was to  make up a couple print ads that tried to make the movie look like a soap  opera, adding "Loves Of A... to the title. The "Loves Of A Star!" ads were  only tested briefly in a few papers, and never used widely. This prompted a  politely shocked letter from Robert Wise to the studio, who sheepishly  admitted it was a desperate attempt that failed. That title was never put on  the actual film. In the spring of 1969, the studio withdrew the film from  release entirely and decided on a drastic edit and total new identity. After  removing many of the musical numbers and preparing new ads that deliberately  made the picture look like The Sound Of Music, a two'),
('25443','hour version was  released under the title "Those Were the Happy Times. At his own request, The  credit "A Robert Wise Film" is not present on this version. The short version  did no business.'),
('25444',' Released in Japan in the short'),
('25445','lived VHD format in 3'),
('25446','D. This disc has been  widely copied to make bootleg tapes and DVDs.'),
('25447',' Special edition released on Laserdisc and US video substitutes alternate  footage for some scenes and includes 9 minutes of additional material.'),
('25448',' An issue of "SCI'),
('25449','FI Universe" June 1995, Talks about the original rough cut  of Stargate that was over 3 hours long. Scenes that were discussed were: A  sequence in Colonel Jack ONeill (Kurt Russell) and Egyptologist Daniel  Jackson (James Spader) are trapped in a Sandstorm. A huge battle fought  outside a city called "Nagada". A Big Subplot involving the Military and  scientists, Fighting over the threat of the aliens on the otherside of the  Stargate. A much longer fight between Jackson and Ra. Lots of scene  extensions. And a lot of character driven plots.'),
('25450',' Details of the additional scenes included in the longer 9 minute version  release by Artisan on DVD '),
('25451',' An additional scene added straght in at the beginning immediately after the   opening titles (originally it faded to the dig at giza) shows the entirety   of the scene where Ra takes over the body of the caveboy showing the cavemen   running from the light in the sky and showing him walking towards it. From   this point it fades to the original opening scene at the Giza dig. '),
('25452',' Moments after the stargate has been hoisted up by the workmen at the Giza   dig, people notice that there is something underneath it: a group of the   Hora guards encased in the stone. The directors commentary on the DVD   states that these are other guards that have come through the gate after it   was sealed and were re'),
('25453','integrated straight into the stone. '),
('25454',' In the scene after the stargate has been opened for the first time and the   military are checking the pictures of the marking of the gate on the other   gate, after James Spader says he is positive he can decipher the symbols,   Kurt Russels character turns and says "its your call" in the theatrical   version. In the special edition the line has been re'),
('25455','dubbed by him saying   instead now "hes full of shit" '),
('25456',' presumably this was done for rating   purposes of the theatrical release. '),
('25457',' An additional scene before Kurt Russell is gearing up with the group about   to go through the stargate, shows him going to a secured area to look at the   stone/fossil Horas. '),
('25458',' When the army group are setting up the camp in the desert there is a longer   scene where the group discuss more about how the stargate works and how they   are going to get back to Earth. The scene during the sandstorm inside the   pyramid is also extended with more footage of them talking about the   sandstorm and how they are going to get back to earth. '),
('25459',' When the sandstorm initially hits at the nagada village and Kurt Russell,   James Spader and the others are locked inside the city, they decide that   they do not want to stay and decide to leave; when the natives try to stop   them Kurt Russell shoots at the ground to frightem them off. The boy (whom   he later befriends) takes him up above to see the sandstorm approach. After   this, a native that they were holding at gunpoint is released and Jackson   comments "Sandstorm, that would have been a brilliant reason to shoot   everyone". '),
('25460',' The scene when James Spader awakes in the sarcophagus after being killed is   extended, showing him walking towards Ras chamber, seeing a cat sitting on   Ras throne. '),
('25461',' When James Spader turns and shoots at Ra instead of his comrades so that   they can flee, there are several extended cuts put in.  Originally they were   just ushered away by the natives, in the special edition they ride away on   one of the Mastadges. Kurt Russell and James Spader are then seen lost in a   sandstorm and found by the boys, and taken to the caves (which is in the   theatrical edition); an additional scene after this sees the boys feeding   the Mastadges outside the caves.'),
('25462',' Originally shown as episodes of the series "Starlost, The" (1973).'),
('25463',' The U.S. release included additional narration spoken by an uncredited  Lionel Barrymore (qv),'),
('25464',' To avoid an NC'),
('25465','17 rating, 4 seconds had to be trimmed from a decapitation  during the last battle at the military base.'),
('25466',' The DVD release features deleted scenes. These scenes are mostly references  to how Carmen Ibanez gets sexually involved with both Johnny Rico and Zander  Barcalow. There is also a alternate ending where Johnny and Carmen kiss and  are "back together."'),
('25467',' The Australian Cable, VHS, DVD, and theatrical releases are uncut. The  free'),
('25468','to'),
('25469','air TV version makes a few cuts in order to receive an M rating so  that the movie may be shown at an earlier 8:30pm timeslot. Nudity and  language are intact, and the following scenes are cut for violence: '),
('25470',' The decapitation/trench run at the beginning is cut by a few seconds. In the   middle of the movie where the scene is replayed, it is not cut. '),
('25471',' The knife scene is cut. The knife is thrown, but it is not actually shown   going into the hand. '),
('25472',' The scene where the brain bug sucks Zanders brains out is cut; it cuts away   to a shot of Carmen before the head is pierced.'),
('25473',' A heavily cut version was shown on German TV in March 2001. This version was  cut down to 89min. but still labeled as "not under 18" although almost every  violent scene was cut out. For example the opening'),
('25474','battle at Klendathu was  cut down to about 2 or 3 minutes. After the speech of the reporter you only  saw the bug grapping the reporter and some soldiers firing some seconds  before Rico is screaming into the camera.'),
('25475',' During the classroom scene when Mr. Rasczak (Michael Ironside) talks about  violence he says "I wonder what the city fathers of Hiroshima would say about  that." and Carmen (Denise Richards) replies "They probably wouldnt say  anything. Hiroshima was destroyed." In the German version of this scene Mr.  Rasczak says "I wonder what the citizens of Washington would say about that."  and Carmen replies "They probably wouldnt say anything. Washington was  destroyed during the first Bug War."'),
('25476',' Dialogue changes in German version: in school the teacher is talking about  failure of democracy and how the veterans took control. Only citizens are  allowed to vote. In the German version all this is changed about some talking  about the war against the bugs; democracy is not mentioned. "Service  garantees citizenship" is changed to "Fight for the future".'),
('25477',' The 4 second decapitation shot removed from the U.S. theatrical release is  seen in the version on the FX network.'),
('25478',' One of the US home video versions deletes the first chorus of the title song.  The original US cable version deleted the song "Its Not Enough."'),
('25479',' Jane originally intended this to be a fuller length workout entitled "Jane  Fondas Stretch and Strengthen Workout" or also "Jane Fondas Stretch and  Tone Workout".  This did not go through, and was only publicized in her "New  Workout" book.  This is a cut up version edited together to form a short  exercise class.  That explains the slow frames, inconsistent views and moves  by the class.'),
('25480',' The No Dance film festival screening was 7 minutes longer, running at 87 min  total.'),
('25481',' Television prints are in black and white.'),
('25482',' In the re'),
('25483','released version, the opening cast credits were changed. Only  Janet Gaynor (I) (qv) and Will Rogers (I) (qv) names were above the  title, whereas the original version had the first 8 actors names above the  title. The Fox Movie Channels print uses the original credit sequence.'),
('25484',' The original version had a bedroom scene in which Emily and Wayne are heard  talking offscreen with Emilys negligee lying on a chair, suggesting that  they were in bed together for illicit sex. This scene was cut in 1935 from  all existing prints in order to get an approval certificate from the PCA for  a re'),
('25485','release. The scene is not included in the print that the Fox Movie  Channel currently broadcasts.'),
('25486',' A longer, 208'),
('25487','minute version exists. It was made for TV as a 4'),
('25488','episode mini  series and will be shown on Pervi Kanal (Russia).'),
('25489',' The UK cinema version was censored to achieve a 15 rating. A line of dialogue  describing a suicide technique was altered. The original line was restored in  the 2006 18'),
('25490','rated DVD.'),
('25491',' DVD is 100 min Unrated Directors Cut, versus the theatrical 85 min release.'),
('25492',' In the USA there are two versions available, an uncut and unrated version,  and an edited R'),
('25493','rated version.'),
('25494',' The 72 and 63 min. versions are both from Selznick and the only difference is  that a 9 min. musical short, Autumn in Rome, filmed by James Wong Howe, and  directed by the great art director William Cameron Menzies, in which Patti  Page performed two songs inspire; by the film, was tacked on in order to  bring the picture up to a standard feature length at 72 min. , when Columbia  Pictures released Indiscretion in the U.S. in 1954. This is not a longer edit  of the De Sica original. The Film only exists in two versions, the Selznick  63 and the De Sica 89. That short is also included on the Criterion  Collection DVD, along with both versions of the film.'),
('25495',' For the US release producer David O. Selznick (qv) cut the film down to 72  minutes and retitled it "Indiscretion of an American Wife" without director  Vittorio De Sica (qv)s permission.'),
('25496',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('25497',' Original international version was cut by seven minutes for its U.S. release  to avoid an X rating.  Both versions are available on video.'),
('25498',' After Mickey pulls nursing piglets in tune to music, he removes them and  plays on their mothers teats like an accordion.  This scene has been deleted  for Mickeys 25th Anniversary theatrical release in 1953.'),
('25499',' Other deletions (especially for recent television showings) include Mickey  pulling on a cats tail.  The full, original, uncut version has been released  on DVD.'),
('25500',' German Video'),
('25501','Release was cut to get a "not under 16"'),
('25502','Rating. In contrast to  this the TV'),
('25503','Version, which was also rated not unser 16, is uncut'),
('25504',' General Styron was later changed to General Sauron in the 2004 Gameboy  Advance re'),
('25505','release.'),
('25506',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('25507',' The DVD version cuts some minutes in the ending. The showdown between the  robbers and the police takes place directly with Angela (the hostess), and  not with the robbers lover as in the movie. The original movie version is  included in the DVD special features.'),
('25508',' In 1998, the Mary Pickford Foundation copyrighted a video version produced by  Timeline Films and Milestone Film & Video, and running 84 minutes. It has an  orchestral score composed by Philip C. Carli and played by the Moravian  Philharmonic Orchestra.'),
('25509',' Originally released at 85 minutes; the English version is only 68 minutes  long, features an English'),
('25510','language version of the title song and removes the  songs Tarantella by Liszt, Tarantella sincera by Crescenzo, Mandulinata a  Napule by Tagliaferri, Ich singe dir ein Liebeslied by May, Wo beim Wein ein  Walzer klingt by May, Wenn in Wien der Wein erblüht.'),
('25511',' Re'),
('25512','released in 1981 with explicit sex scenes with new actors and actresses  added.'),
('25513',' Originally presented in 3'),
('25514','D.'),
('25515',' The Second reel of the film was released as The Paperhangers Helper.'),
('25516',' The DVD release offers several scenes that were edited, reshot, or removed  altogether after poor test screenings.  Glimpses of several of these scenes  can be seen in the movies original theatrical trailer (also included on the  DVD): '),
('25517',' An alternate opening where Father Almeida commits suicide by jumping off of   the roof of his church.  In the final cut, there is no indication as to how   he died. '),
('25518',' A longer, much more explicit version of Frankie and her boyfriend Steve   fooling around during the opening credits. '),
('25519',' Before Frankies first stimagtic attack, she experiences a series of strange   occurances while closing her hair salon. '),
('25520',' Also, before Frankies first stigmatic attack, she comes home and is scared   by her boyfriend Steve.  The two have an argument.'),
('25521',' A single shot of Jennifer and Steve looking at Frankie after she stands up  and runs out of the club was not included in theatrical release but appears  in most dvd/video release version.'),
('25522',' The DVD features an optional directors alternate ending from the theatrical  version. In the scene near the end after Frankie (Patricia Arquette) is freed  from her affliction, Father Kiernan (Gabriel Byrne) carries her outside in  his arms and sits at a bench, and we see her collapse in his arms. He looks  up to see her holding a bird in her hand, then she walks away. After she  apparently walks away, he looks back down to see her lifeless body still in  his arms '),
('25523',' she actually died and he watched her soul depart. In the  theatrical version, after she walks away with the bird, Father Kiernan is  left alone on the bench, and the impression is that shes "cured" and lives  the rest of her life naturally.'),
('25524',' It is important to note that in the directors alternate ending, Frankie  suffers the fifth wound of Christ (or stigmata) '),
('25525',' the piercing of the side.   Earlier in the movie, Father Kiernan suggests that only the most pious  receive the wounds of Christ and that the more wounds they receive, the more  pious they are.  He also says that no one has ever received all 5.'),
('25526',' In the mentioned alternate ending, after Frankie dies, we see also an  alternate, extended shot of Father Kiernan discovering the secret scrolls, in  it he also places a picture of Frankie in front of the statue. The ending  text about the scrolls is intact.'),
('25527',' The film was made i two versions, one Swedish, one Norwegian, with two  different casts, apart from Tutta Rolf, who played the lead in both versions.'),
('25528',' On the DVD directors commentary, David Koepp states that for the home video  release, the two scenes where words appear blurred on a theatre screen were  blurred even more with digital effects. He states that this is because on  video, what the text said was obvious well before it should be known to the  audience.'),
('25529',' In the bathroom scene where Maggie disrobes, the television version shows her  wearing black panties rather than her bare buttocks as in the original.'),
('25530',' The limited edition DVD features an extra scene, a funny insurance  commercial. It appears between the last scene of the actual movie and the end  scene with Martin Schneider.'),
('25531',' The credits of the original theatrical version featured the official Siamese  music video. It was removed for the DVD because it is a stand'),
('25532','alone feature  on the disc.'),
('25533',' In 2006, Flicker Valley copyrighted a 35'),
('25534','minute version with a piano score by  Jon Mirsalis (qv). This was a restored version of the 3'),
('25535','reel edited version  released to theaters in November 1922 to capitalize on the soaring popularity  of Rudolph Valentino (qv). The original 6'),
('25536','reel version appears to be lost.'),
('25537',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('25538','rated and unrated versions.'),
('25539',' Director Sandy Harbutt (qv)s original theatrical cut ran 132 minutes, but  it is reported that he was relatively unhappy with this version. When  optioned for video release by Roadshow Home Video (a division of Roadshow  Film Distributors) Harbutt requested that he be able to re'),
('25540','cut his film so  that it reflected his original vision. The original Australian video release  (circa 1985) runs 98 minutes and carries a "Director Approved" message  coupled with Harbutts signature. It is this significantly shorter  "Directors Cut", inclusive of Premium Films 1995 21st Anniversary  re'),
('25541','release, that has replaced all previous versions of the film.'),
('25542',' One ending to this movie had the boy reuniting with his father by quietly  slipping up next to him at the county fair, another ending had the boy  reunited with his parents when they found him distraught by the loud banging  of fireworks at the county fair, reminding him of the death of his brother.'),
('25543',' In the German video cut 13 minutes are missing. 02:33: Lou Torrey visits his  wife. Both talk about their daughter and New York in general. She says: I  look at you and I see this town. Complete scene is missing.(1:30 min.) 18:04:  Lippers assassination is prepared. Lipper himself fools a cop in hospital  who should bring him back to jail (4:25 min.). 33:11: Vescari explains  further details of his plan. All men go back to their cars (2:13 min.).  36:20: Torrey looks at Geraldine Waxtons dossier (0:10 min.). 38:58: Both  cops run down the stairs. Torrey searches for Geraldine Waxton in a flower  power parish in Carmel. The whole scene is missing. Geraldine asks Torrey if  he would be interested in her. Torrey answers: Another time, another place,  another cop. (4:19 min). 48:19: The car is driving around a corner (0:06  min.). 59:12: Matthews explains his hatred against the desert mission (0:12  min.). 90:26: Torrey sits in the car and quotes a word that was common in the  roman arena: Youve got five minutes, Christians. (0:07 min.).'),
('25544',' It is known that some of the symbols/words that flash on screen periodically  throughout the film are different in some prints.'),
('25545',' Video release is 12 minutes longer and features three additional songs not  included in original theatrical version.'),
('25546',' Additional previously unseen footage added to the DVD release.'),
('25547',' The films closing gag, the Road Runner forming "Thats all, folks!" from the  smoke, is usually cut from TV prints.'),
('25548',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove shots of a mans  hand being crushed in a door and to edit the sounds of a mans scream and  crash as he is thrown from a window. All video releases were uncut.'),
('25549',' The film was issued also in a "long" version, broadcast on TV in 3 episodes  of 6o each,'),
('25550',' German Retail'),
('25551','Video was cut to obtain a 16'),
('25552','rating. Rental'),
('25553','Video is uncut and  rated "not under 18". Both Versions are available on DVD.'),
('25554',' After "Storytelling" had been shown in Cannes, Todd Solondz re'),
('25555','edited the  film. He removed five minutes from the second segment, and inserted five new  minutes.'),
('25556',' The orange square over the sex scene was placed there to get an "R" rating  instead of an "NC'),
('25557','17".'),
('25558',' R1 DVD includes both R and unrated versions.'),
('25559',' The German version misses about 6 minutes, but the German DVD also contains  the Italian uncut version as a bonus extra.'),
('25560',' The unauthorized Greek DVD released by Leon Films contains fake hardcore  inserts (taken from Greek hardcore films of the 80s such as TO MIKROFONO TIS  ALIKIS'),
('25561',' the same ones that Leon Films used in some of their other DVDs)  trying to market the film as porn.'),
('25562',' In 1925 a two'),
('25563','reel version was released with the title Straight Shootin.'),
('25564',' The George Eastman House Motion Picture Study Collection of Rochester, N.Y.  houses a version restored by The American Film Institute from the lone  surviving copy in the Czechoslavak Film Archive.  It is untinted, has an  uncredited piano score and a running time of 72 minutes.'),
('25565',' In the only surviving print the story has a happy ending. There are rumors  that the original 1917 version had no happy ending. Carey and Malone separate  sadly. Maybe the new ending was included for the 1925 rerelease.'),
('25566',' From the big'),
('25567','screen to the video screen, Straight Talk was edited down.   Several scenes, including a limo'),
('25568','ride, a longer resturaunt scene with Shirley  and Jack, and several other minor scenes were reinstated when it aired on ABC  network tv.'),
('25569',' Although the 1986 UK video version was uncut the 1993 Vipco release was cut  by 26 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of Pete Brady cutting his wrist with a  knife, as this was classed as an imitable suicide technique. The cuts were  expanded to 41 secs for the 2003 DVD release.'),
('25570',' Directors Cut has been released on laserdisc including extended scenes of  violence and nudity and 2 deleted scenes not included in the theatrical  version.'),
('25571',' All UK versions of the film are cut during the rape'),
('25572','murder scene; the home  video and UK PAL laserdisc versions are cut even more than the UK theatrical  version.'),
('25573',' A censored television version of the movie aired in the USA on the Sci'),
('25574','Fi  channel on November 15, 1998.  29 minutes of footage were cut from the film  to accomodate a "TV14" rating, and to shorten the films running time.'),
('25575',' Finnish video version is cut by 1 minute 45 seconds.'),
('25576',' Two scenes cut from the film for pacing are available on the US domestic  laserdisc and DVD. The first one shows Lenny Nero trying to "boost the gain"  on the first snuff clip so he can make out the face of the murderer (and very  nearly frying his brain in the process).  The second shows how Lenny and Mace  sneak into "the most sold'),
('25577','out party in history:" they swipe a pair of media  badges from cameramen.  Lenny ogles one of the media mens camera in this  scene, which is where one of the shots of his face on the big'),
('25578','screen TV in  the square comes from.'),
('25579',' The Rhino Video release of this film in the U.S. used a print of the original  British version with its original title "The Strange World of Planet X"  intact.'),
('25580',' The DVD version is unrated while the VHS version is the edited R'),
('25581','rated  version.'),
('25582',' Originally rated "R", film was edited to receive a "PG'),
('25583','13" rating.'),
('25584',' In the Stranger In Our House (1978) version, there are four extra minutes  which were cut out for the American video release Summer of Fear.'),
('25585',' The R'),
('25586','rated video version has Marla Dajani in a topless love scene. Another  version that is not rated has this scene re'),
('25587','shot with the bedsheets pulled up  to cover her breasts.'),
('25588',' A "Family Friendly" version is also available in which one word is replaced.'),
('25589',' Some releases include a making'),
('25590','of featurette and a blooper reel.'),
('25591',' There are several differences in the British version of the film, including: '),
('25592',' The first encounter between Bruno and Guy on the train is longer, and   features a more obvious homoerotic flirtation by Bruno; '),
('25593',' In the scene where Guy sneaks out of his apartment to go to Brunos house, a   shot of him opening a drawer to get the map Bruno sketched is added; '),
('25594',' The very last scene in the US version, which involves a clergyman, was   deleted.'),
('25595',' The 1996 UK Columbia video was cut by 7 secs by the BBFC to remove genuine  footage of a mongoose fighting a snake.'),
('25596',' This was released at least twice on VHS in the United States.  The version  called Next Victim (box claims it runs 87 minutes) is quite different than  the version released as Blade of The Ripper (box claims it runs 83 minutes).   The film was shot in widescreen 2:35 and neither is letterboxed. The version  released as Next Victim has had all of the nudity edited out of it. Blade of  the Ripper has had the opening titles and several other sequences removed  entirely, which accounts for the short running time.'),
('25597',' The video version was twice rejected by the British Board of Film  Classification in 1999 after the distributors refused to cut forcible  stripping and any signs that Susan George was "enjoying" the rape. Video  versions were available in Britain before the 1984 law which required all  videos to be classified.  There were two such releases, one of which was  uncut, and one which lost some dialogue due to print damage.  As of 1st July  2002, the full version of the film has been passed uncut for video and DVD  release by the BBFC.'),
('25598',' Available in an edited 113 min R'),
('25599','rated version in addition to the uncut,  unrated 118 min. version (that has been released by Anchor Bay Entertainment  and MGM.)'),
('25600',' In the first screenings of the film, Bergman was actually credited as the  director.'),
('25601',' When it played the Road Show circuits, the movie contained an announcement  for an intermission. This would be followed by a live appearance by "Mr.  Curtis Hayes", a "hygiene expert" (played by various actors) who would pitch  a book on sexual reproduction. The Something Weird Video DVD release of  Street Corner contains new footage featuring David F. Friedman playing the  role of Mr. Curtis Hayes inserted into the film after the intermission  announcement.'),
('25602',' The English/American arcade version of this game had the speech rerecorded,  so that Ryu says, for example, "Dragon punch!" and "Hurricane kick!" instead  of the original Japanese "Shoryuken". Other sound remains the same.'),
('25603',' The home versions of this game had some of the backgrounds missing, so that  there was only one set of graphics for each country.'),
('25604',' UK version is cut by 27 seconds to secure a "12" rating.'),
('25605',' German theatrical release was cut by some seconds for violence (especially  when Bison kills the AN'),
('25606','soldiers at the beginning and during the final fight  at the end of the movie) to get a more profitable "not under 12"'),
('25607','rating. The  video version is rated "not under 16" and is uncut.'),
('25608',' When the credits end, there is a scene in which the computer gets alternative  power from a solar cell and then induces the resurrection of General M.  Bison. The General then initiates the replay of World domination.'),
('25609',' The replay world domination ending that is after the films closing credits  was not present in the US theatrical version during its theater run. It was  an extended ending added for the VHS release of the film.'),
('25610',' As well as extra modes, the PlayStation version of this game includes two  characters that werent found in the arcade version (Dhalsim and Sakura)'),
('25611',' The DVD released in the US by Manga Entertainment contains both the English  and Japanese versions of the movie, presented on a double'),
('25612','sided disc. The  English version on side 1 is the same one that was shown in the UK and is  uncut, except that it is missing a brief shot of Chun'),
('25613','Lis exposed breasts  during her shower scene. The Japanese version on side 2 however, includes the  shot. Both versions were obviously taken from different sources, as the  English side has artifacts of a PAL'),
('25614','NTSC transfer while the Japanese side was  taken from a native NTSC master.'),
('25615',' Two versions have been released to video in the US.  One version is not rated  and recommended for mature viewers while the other is rated PG'),
('25616','13.'),
('25617',' The PG'),
('25618','13 version has slightly different text on the back of the box and a  different design on the front.  The Mature version uses red and purple and  has a picture of Dee Jay, Vega and Zangief at the bottom of the front of the  package, while the PG'),
('25619','13 version uses red and yellow and has Dee Jay, Ken,  and Zangief pictured.'),
('25620',' The PG'),
('25621','13 has a lot less blood, is approx. 94 min. and has less harsh  language.  The Mature version is approx. 96 min., has a ton of blood,  especially when Ryu fights Sagat at the beginning, has a lot of harsh  language, and added footage to the Vega vs. Chun Li sequence.  There are  shots of her in the shower and more to the actual fight.'),
('25622',' In Japan, Capcom made a videogame featuring footage from this film called  Street Fighter II: The Interactive Movie. In this game, you control one of  Shadowlaws monitor cyborg as he analyzes fighters and learn their moves  while trying to track down Ryu. This game uses footage that is never shown in  the actual film such as one where Gouki/Akuma throws a Hadouken.'),
('25623',' Both US versions (PG'),
('25624','13 & unrated) remove a double breast shot from the Chun  Li shower scene.'),
('25625',' Although the UK VHS version is uncut and rated (15), the release of the 15th  anniversary Hyper Street Fighter II video game (pal), which contains the  anime movie as an extra, appears to be the censored American version minus  nudity and gore.'),
('25626',' German VHS release was edited by ca. 8 minutes for a lower "Not under 16"  rating. This version was also released on DVD.'),
('25627',' In many versions, Chun'),
('25628','Li is seen to be wearing a thong under her dress. This  was censored in the SNES version.'),
('25629',' In Japan, three boss characters names are different, switched around to  avoid legal troubles in the states.  Balrog (the boxer) was originally M.  Bison, Vega (Spanish fighter) was orignall Balrog, and M. Bison (Shadowlaws  leader) was called Vega.  The names were switched because M. Bisons name and  fighting style were considered too similar to real'),
('25630','life boxer Mike Tyson.'),
('25631',' Each character has a diffent ending cinematic sequence. However, Chun Li has  two. When the game is beaten with her, the player is offered the choices of  either going back to her quiet life or continue being a detective. Which ever  one the player selects determines the end.'),
('25632',' Differences between Sega and Nintendo version: '),
('25633',' Nintendo has cleaner sound quality and Sega sounds more scratchy '),
('25634',' In the India level, the elephants in the background roar in the Sega   version. In the Nintendo version they are silent. '),
('25635',' When Blanka gets K.O.ed in the Nintendo version, he lets out a series of   growls as he falls to the floor. In the Sega version, he sounds like a   normal man. '),
('25636',' The music level of the game is mixed more softer in the Sega version as   opposed to the Nintendo version.'),
('25637',' In the Nintendo version with the Japan level (with Ryu), there are two signs  at the sides of the level with Japanese characters on them that can break  when a fighter crashes into one of them. However, these signs do not appear  in the Sega version. The continue timer (which shows up after a fighter has  been beaten twice) has the announcer saying every number upon its countdown  in the Nintendo version, The Sega version replaces the announcers voice with  a chime after every number. In the Sega version, the announcer says which  country you are arriving to fight in after character selection. His voice is  deleted however in the Nintendo version for when you are arriving in the  country. One of Ryus winning phrases is: "You must defeat Sheng Long to  stand a chance". This is for the Sega version, the Nintendo version has him  saying an alternative; "You must defeat my Dragon Punch to stand a chance".'),
('25638',' The Sega version opening sequence has two men brawling in front of a crowd of  people and a building, one man gets punched out and the image pans up the  front of the building and the words "Street Fighter II: The World Warrior"  appear. The Nintendo version opening has the words "Street Fighter II" appear  on a black backround and spin a few times while being enlarged, two copies of  the words "The World Warrior" appear on the sides and converge beneath the  other half of the title.'),
('25639',' The Sega Dreamcast version of Street Fighter III 3rd Strike has the following  differences compared to the original arcade version: '),
('25640',' Input lag on some commands, which affects timing; '),
('25641',' All unblockable sequences have been removed (affecting Urien, Oro and   Ibuki); '),
('25642',' Some links have been removed (affecting Chun Lis low forward kick); '),
('25643',' Some supercancels have been removed (affecting Ken); '),
('25644',' Some Juggles have been removed (affecting Dudley); '),
('25645',' Some moves do more damage (affecting Yun)'),
('25646',' When Street Fighter Alpha 2 was ported to the SNES in 1996, Capcom of USA  censored Sodoms name to "Katana". (As they also did with Final Fight a few  years earlier)'),
('25647',' When Street Fighter Zero 3 was ported to the PlayStation, the following  characters were added: Dee Jay, T. Hawk, Fei Long.'),
('25648',' Six seconds of violence were trimmed for the UK theatrical release. Many  years later when the film was released on video, these cuts were waived. The  UK DVD is the full uncut version.'),
('25649',' The scene in which Blanche and Stan first meet was edited a bit to take out  some of the sexual tension that both had towards each other when the film was  first released. This has been restored in the newer video release of the  film, and can be seen that it is extra footage because Warner Brothers did  not bother to restore these extra film elements along with the rest of the  movie, leaving them very scratchy due to deterioration.'),
('25650',' UK Hardcore version certified 18R had a running time of 95 minutes and 29  seconds. UK Softcore version certified 18 had a running time of 83 minutes  and 39 seconds.'),
('25651',' The character Max does not appear in the Master System of Game Gear versions.'),
('25652',' The Japanese version is rather different from the US/European release. It  features a different plot, a different ending and includes several homosexual  characters that were deleted.'),
('25653',' Unrated version was available on video.'),
('25654',' This was retitled "Jane Fondas Stress Reduction Program" following its  re'),
('25655','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.'),
('25656',' 48 seconds of cuts were required in the UK.'),
('25657',' The 1987 UK video version was cut by 33 secs by the BBFC to edit shots of a  spear stabbing into a girls groin and to remove footage of a man being held  by his hair while being hit in the throat.'),
('25658',' The original "Strike!" version had a scene in which Tinka was vulgarly  dancing with a boy and then after the dance, Verena got the boy a  handkerchief; That scene was removed from the "All I wanna do" version. You  can still see a bit of Verena grabbing the handkerchief in the "All I wanna  do" version.'),
('25659',' "Strike" was originally only released in Canada and Seattle. After two years,  it was given a shot at the American box office, given a limited release in  New York with a few lines of dialouge cut, most of them sexual references.'),
('25660',' The trailer contains footage where Bruce Willis talks to Sara Jessica Parker  shirtless on his bed.	This scene cannot be seen in the movie.'),
('25661',' A consensual bondage scene involving Nicole Gian is edited in some some  versions, removing the part where Gian rolls over and kneels and is taken  from behind.'),
('25662',' The "Extended Cut" DVD includes 18 minutes worth of deleted scenes re'),
('25663','edited  back into the film.'),
('25664',' For the extended DVD release, the German version was completely redubbed.'),
('25665',' The TV version omits all the nudity in the strip club scene, and replaces it  with alternate takes, such as Psycho playing pinball.'),
('25666',' The TV version also uses an alternate take as Sgt. Hulka leaves the barracks  following Wingers "Big Toe" speech.  It is a slightly different angle, and  Sgt. Hulkas line is a little more TV'),
('25667','friendly.'),
('25668',' The broadcast television version features an altered version of the scene  where Captain Stillman is watching the female soldiers as they shower. In the  original version they are entirely nude, however in the broadcast version  they are only shown from the neck up.'),
('25669',' An unrated version contains a few extra nude scenes than the theatrical,  R'),
('25670','rated version.'),
('25671',' A collectors edition home video version features the film in widescreen, and  includes the theatrical trailer, a deleted scene, and and alternate title  scene.'),
('25672',' Extra scenes not featured in the theatrical release: '),
('25673',' Upon arriving at the Little house, Stuart begins his tour in the kitchen and   dining room, where the Littles prepare and eat "western omelettes, mashed   potatoes, and all varieties of meatloaf."  Included as a deleted scene on   the DVD. '),
('25674',' Stuart crawls inside the piano to fix a stuck key.  Mr. & Mrs. Little begin   to sing "Heart And Soul," while Stuart performs a piano duet by striking the   hammers from the inside. This scene is not included on the DVD, but was   restored for the ABC'),
('25675','TV broadcast. '),
('25676',' Later, Mr. Little decides to remove "Three Blind Mice" from the piano   songbook.  Mrs. Little gets the idea to invite the family for a party and to   buy Stuart some new clothes.  Restored for the ABC'),
('25677','TV broadcast. '),
('25678',' Following the party, the Littles begin to question their fitness as adoptive   parents.  Included on the DVD and restored for the ABC'),
('25679','TV broadcast. '),
('25680',' In Stuarts bedroom, Snowbell spends a few quick moments antagonizing Stuart   over Georges outburst at the party.  Restored for the ABC'),
('25681','TV broadcast. '),
('25682',' George wakes up remembering that Stuart has left to live with the Stouts,   but thinks at first that it was only a dream.  Included on the DVD and   restored for the ABC'),
('25683','TV broadcast. '),
('25684',' At the Stout home, Stuart proposes that they go on a family outing.    Included as a deleted scene on the DVD, though some of the CG work is   unfinished. '),
('25685',' After arriving at the Little home, the detectives begin to question the   Littles for the missing persons report.  They get as far as asking Stuarts   height and weight before realizing that hes a mouse.  Included on the DVD   and restored for the ABC'),
('25686','TV broadcast. '),
('25687',' While at the police station, the Littles are shown some mouse lineups in   hopes of identifying the Stouts.  Included on the DVD and restored for the   ABC'),
('25688','TV broadcast.'),
('25689',' In the trailers for "Stuart Little 2", Snowbell proclaims "This is now  officially a litter box!" when his falling paint can is snagged by a flag  pole.  In the theatrical and DVD releases, the line is "Im alive. . .Im  alive!"'),
('25690',' In the trailer, Snowbell comments "This has fiasco written all over it,"  while watching the aerial battle between Stuart Little and Falcon.  The line  was cut from the theatrical and DVD releases.'),
('25691',' For the US release, extra disco footage was added.'),
('25692',' Thames Television in association with Metro'),
('25693','Goldwyn'),
('25694','Mayer created a video,  using the alternate title "Old Heidelberg," with full orchestral score, and  with running time of 106 minutes. The following are the full onscreen  production credits: Producers: David Gill and Kevin Brownlow Production  assistant: Marjorie Graham Production manager: Liz Sutherland Composer and  conductor: Carl Davis Orchestrator: David Matthews Sound supervisor: Richard  Bradford Dubbing assistant: Mike Fairbairn The music was played by the  English Chamber Orchestra, the leader of which is José'),
('25695','Louis Garcia.'),
('25696',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('25697',' The original VHS release omitted the "black market Stuff".'),
('25698',' Before the film was released, a total of around 30 minutes of scenes were  deleted by director Larry Cohen in editing. The 30 minutes included scenes  with stop'),
('25699','motion animation by the late animator David Allen involving baby  stuff and walking stuff. These were not included on the DVD release, but  may one day surface.'),
('25700',' This is the French'),
('25701','language version of "Der Weisse Daemon," a German film  that was shot simultaneously.'),
('25702',' About 36 seconds of scenes involving torture was cut to get a 12 rating in  Norway.'),
('25703',' The Japanese DVD version has all the frontal nudity, but some glimpses of  hardcore porn on a television are blurred, and the penis torture scene has  been visually fogged.'),
('25704',' The Swedish board of Film Classification made three cuts to the film; 1) Man  cuts womans vagina to pieces during birth session, kills the baby and pours  the fetus blood over the mother (= 3 mins 31 seconds). 2) Mans penis is  skinned with fishing hooks (= 4 mins 56 seconds). 3) Woman rubs mans  intestines against her vagina (= 35 seconds). All together: 9 minutes 2  seconds cut.'),
('25705',' A 27'),
('25706','minute short version of the film exists.'),
('25707',' Finnish video version is cut by 55 seconds.'),
('25708',' Video lacks segment about Korean War bride.'),
('25709',' An alternate version has been shown on television in the UK. During the car  chase sequence, the music (titled "Speedway" on the soundtrack album) has  been replaced with the song "The Murder Of Love" by German band Propaganda.'),
('25710',' When first shown in the UK, on BBC Television (in French, and in wide screen  with black bars top and bottom, the sub'),
('25711','titles shown in the lower black bar),  Rickie Lee Jones song Lucky Guy was the song on the radio Lambert and  Adjani danced to in the subway café. Since then all showings of the film on  UK TV have replaced it with a different band track.'),
('25712',' Some versions cut the intimate scene between Ken Howard and Dyan Cannon, in  which Howards character takes a faux nude picture of Cannon.'),
('25713',' Two versions were released in theaters, one was the original 126 minute  Japanese cut, while the other was a 106 minute English dub cut.'),
('25714',' Two different cut versions were released on DVD and VCD in Thailand. Both  versions are missing the following footage: '),
('25715',' A six'),
('25716','minute driving scene in which Tommy follows Orn on his motorcycle; '),
('25717',' A two'),
('25718','minute scene of Roong and Min driving to the jungle; '),
('25719',' A one'),
('25720','minute scene of Roong fondling Mins penis (with a clear view of Mins   erection in the process). The original Thai release is missing an additional   scene: '),
('25721',' A ten'),
('25722','minute sequence of Orn and Tommy making love on the forest floor. The   UK DVD from Second Run and the French DVD from mk2 are uncut. Both versions   of the Thai DVD/VCD were withdrawn when the Thai censors decided to ban the   film.'),
('25723',' The newly released video has been slightly altered.  The sudden fear sequence  eliminates only about 8 seconds but noteworthy ones: falling from a building,  and being smothered by the Jack Palance character.'),
('25724',' Harry Callahans character name becomes Harry Callaghan in the Italian  version and titles because the local distributor thought it sounded better.'),
('25725',' When the movie was first released to commerical television, Jennifers answer  to the punk who wanted a lift ("Stick a jack in your ass") was changed to  "Stick a jack in your ear." New commerical television prints change the line  back to what it originally was.'),
('25726',' Initially banned in Sweden. Then later released with over 10 minutes of  footage cut. The DVD version is uncut.'),
('25727',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('25728',' The DVD version is a directors cut (longer version than the one seen of the  movie screens). Also, most of the scenes on the plane (with comedians Raymond  Arrieta and Johnny Ray) were cut.'),
('25729',' Written and signed on before the Columbine High School incident, this  underwent major revisions before and during filming (removing real guns from  the story), and after being filmed as an R'),
('25730','rated black comedy was heavily cut  to get a PG'),
('25731','13 rating and remove the nastier ironic touches.  Among the  deleted footage is much of Hannahs dialogue about sex and religion, and a  flashback to Mrs. Hill giving birth to Kansas and shooting her husband at the  same time.  Many other lines were censored and dubbed.'),
('25732',' The available print has been composed from material lifted from different  sources. The opening MGM credits are not the originals but a recreation using  the ones from "Big Business" changing the title and certain names. This was  quite a mistake since the copyright reads MCMXXIX (1929). Since the original  MGM credits are probably lost it is impossible to verify if James Finlayson  was listed before Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy (who are the only actors to  receive any billing at all in todays available prints).'),
('25733',' Although originally released in Japan at 97 minutes, it was reedited and  re'),
('25734','released in Japan in 1952 at 80 minutes.  This 80'),
('25735','minute version is all  that is currently available, and it includes some slight changes in the  films structure as well as its running time.'),
('25736',' Due to copyright reasons and contracts with different companies, Antony  Crowther programmed a slightly different version of of the game, now renamed  "Black Thunder". This version did not feature a train but, instead, a moon  buggy. Aside from this and some slightly different color schemes, the games  were identical.'),
('25737',' The US DVD release contains two alternate endings: '),
('25738',' Ending #1: Like in the normal ending, Mr. Bartolucci and Lono are preparing   to kill Max while on the boat.  In this version, however, Elise runs past   Bartolucci and embraces Max, telling him that she is sorry.  Bartolucci   pauses, and asks Elise if "all of this was your idea." She nods.  Bartolucci   briefly raises his gun again at the couple, but then drops his aim.    "Women," he says, referring back to the conversation that he and Max had   earlier in the film, "All of them." He then turns around, grabs the bag of   stolen money, and begins to walk off of the boat, despite Lonos protests.    Elise calls after Bartolucci, stating that "that was all the money we had."   Lono makes a remark like "I cant believe this chick." Bartolucci reaches   into the bag and hands Elise a couple wads of money, presumably enough to   get the young couple started.  Lono protests again, and Bartolucci says   something like "Cmon, theyre in love." The final shot pulls back and shows   Lono and Bartolucci leaving the boat on a small motorized raft.  Lono can be   heard saying "Yknow boss, I liked you a lot better when you were mean." '),
('25739',' Ending #2: Like in the first alternate ending, Mr. Bartilucci and Lono are   about to shoot Max and Elise tries to run past Bartolucci to embrace Max.    In this ending, however, Bartolucci grabs Elise as she tries to run past.    Again, Bartolucci gets Elise to admit that it was all her idea to run the   scheme.  Max tries to say that she had nothing to do with it, but Elise   admits it all.  Bartolucci taunts Max by acting like hes about tp kill   Elise.  Then, Bartolucci catches the look in Elises eyes, and is taken   aback.  He recounts the "Women, all of them" line again, and lowers his gun.   He begins to walk away, and Lono begs Bartolucci to let him shoot something   of Maxs.  "A knee.  A Toe.  The left nut, cmon." He begs.  Bartolucci   tells Lono to leave them alone, and walks away.  Before Bartolucci walks too   far away, Max stops him and hands him back his ring. Bartolucci says that   hes impressed by the way Max and Elise used Elises fathers boat to get   away.  He remarks to Lono that it is a very nice boat, too.  "A very nice   boat," Lono agrees, "Two bad it leaks." Lono then shoots a bunch of holes   into the boat.  As Lono and Bartolucci walk back to their raft with the   money, Max and Elise start scrambling to find life vests and get together   some of their gear.  Stepping onto the raft, Bartolucci tells Lono to shoot   the dingy, too.  Lono shoots the dingy, and Max yells in protest.  The final   shoot is of Max and Elise jumping into the water with their gear.  The boat   can be heard creaking and sinking in the background.'),
('25740',' The theatrical/teaser/TV trailers for Suicide Kings include scenes not shown  in the movie, including: '),
('25741',' Ira (Galecki) giving Charlie (Walken) a drink of water, moving the glass   around saying, "Here comes the airplane..." while Charlie tries to get it; '),
('25742',' A woman in the car with Marty; '),
('25743',' TK (Sisto) says, "This is Carlo Bartolucci. Carlo Bartolucci" when referring   to who theyre dealing with in the movie, but these lines are not spoken on   the VHS/DVD release. Swearing is omitted; '),
('25744',' When Ira comes in much to the shock of the houseguests, they show everyone   jumping up from their seats. This shot was not in the movie; '),
('25745',' Before Lono (Leary) is about to beat up a man with his graphite golf club in   a strip joint, they show him standing outside the strip joint with his   friend. He reveals the golf club, his friend asks, "Graphite?" to which   Leary replies, "The very best"; '),
('25746',' Charlie sits in the chair smiling, and says, "If you cant stand the heat,   go in the kitchen"; '),
('25747',' Ira says, "What do you think hes going to do to 5'),
('25748','4 guys who cut his finger   off?" This is not how the line is said in the movie. Swearing is omitted.'),
('25749',' UK R18 cert hardcore version has a running time of 86 minutes. UK 18 cert  soft'),
('25750','core version has a running time of 67 minutes.'),
('25751',' Rereleased in 1990 with an added scene.'),
('25752',' The international English language version, Zu Time Warriors, includes a  25'),
('25753','min. wraparound filmed in Canada with Yuen Biao as a modern day fencing  champ transported via his dreams while in a coma to the Oriental fantasy  setting of the film and awakening from the coma at the end. The Chinese  version was released prior to this filming despite directors wishes.'),
('25754',' The alternate version not only added the frame story, but contains a  different edit of the main story. In particular, the famous opening battle  sequence has been almost entirely removed.'),
('25755',' Originally, the different driller levels were given as "Level 1," "Level 2,"  and "Level 3." These were changed to "1st Gear," "2nd Gear," and "3rd Gear",  respectively, for the English version.'),
('25756',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('25757',' DVD release features 12 minutes of deleted scenes.'),
('25758',' After they are refused entry into Studio 54, the sex scene between Dionna  (Mira Sorvino) and Vinny (John Leguizamo) included more explicit shots in the  original cut.  This scene was edited a bit after the MPAA threatened the film  with an "NC'),
('25759','17" rating.'),
('25760',' There are many scenes that were cut from the movie that mostly dealt with the  developing of John Candys character and the family before the vacation.  There is about 5 minutes snipped out of the first 15'),
('25761','20 min of the film.   They include: '),
('25762',' John Candy pulling over to the side of the highway telling the kids that the   car is not moving until he has 5 seconds of silence. '),
('25763',' Also on the way to Citrus Cove, F.L. they get fast food '),
('25764',' When they arrive at "the wrong" house they shows snips here and there   through the course of their stay of Archie "the dog" chewing the leg off the   couch. '),
('25765',' Then after John Candy unloads the trailer there is another deleted scene   involving Bobby and Jennifer about who gets the color TV. '),
('25766',' Also before they leave the house. Dan Gardner "the owner" of the wrong house   they are staying at tells them that it is their house and not John Candys.   You see both of their expressions as to what they are felling at that moment   when he and John Candy are in disagreement. '),
('25767',' When the family leaves to go to right house John Candy says, "Have a nice   summer".  Following that the 2 owners that own the house laugh and the couch   breaks and they fall backwards. '),
('25768',' Finally the scene where they arrive at the Barnacle for their dinner there   is a scene added to fill in for the edited scene where Laurie says, "This   place sucks".  Instead of showing that they added a very brief scene of Rip   Torns character "Scully" approaching their table.'),
('25769',' In some television versions, you see Rhonda enrolling in Lamaze class'),
('25770',' The UK VHS version is missing all footage of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  This film was banned on video at the time and so no footage could be  included.'),
('25771',' 45 minute on line version released in 2004.'),
('25772',' Re'),
('25773','edited in 2006 with footage from the unfinished sequel "In The Face Of  Evil".'),
('25774',' For the UK video release, the British Board of Film Classification ordered 1  minute, 41 seconds cut from the Ken Shamrock/Steve Blackman match due to the  inclusion of nunchaku in it. After the boards policy changed in the same  year, however, the scenes were reinstated for the DVD release.'),
('25775',' An alternate ending is included on the Mei Ah DVD'),
('25776',' Three known versions exist: a 90, 92, and 100 minute version. When originally  prepared the film ran 100 minutes, which the studio forced Ford to cut to 92  minutes. When the film did poorly it was cut by another two minutes. The 90  minute cut became the standard TV print. The 100 minute cut was accidentally  discovered after preparing a video print. The print given to Republic Video  was Fords personal copy, which had never been publicly viewed. Thus the main  print in circulation is the 100 minute "directors cut".'),
('25777',' Theatrical Trailer (on DVD) has several scenes that are not in the film '),
('25778',' Conversation between Michael Wong and Ekin Cheng '),
('25779',' Argument between Parkman Wong and his Superior '),
('25780',' Scenes from Tongs childhood (i.e his first killing as a Triad)'),
('25781',' The movies violence was heavily cut to receive a Catagory IIB rating.'),
('25782',' A two hour directors cut played at the Sydney Film Festival, 1 June 1975.'),
('25783',' There is a TV series version of the film, with an additional scene where  Rudolf picks up a used plastic coffee cup from a trashcan in order to get a  free coffee refill.'),
('25784',' Unrated version contains extended sex scenes and more nudity.'),
('25785',' Another version was released to Sega Genesis that just featured Billy and  Cormano in four levels: Town, On the Train, Indian Valley, The Forest/Rose  Mansion, and featured four crooks from the past game: Simon Greedwell, Paco  Loco, Chief Wigwam (Called Chief Scalpen in this version) and Sir Richard  Rose. In the Indian Valley, in the other version you shot desperados and  bandits, here you fight Indians with flaming arrows and regular arrows. And  each of the four levels have a part 2. You rescue a damsel in distress in the  first part and in the second part you fight the enemy.'),
('25786',' In the original arcade version, a Native American boss was called Chief  Scalpem.  When it was ported to the Super Nintendo, his name was changed to  Chief Wigwam.'),
('25787',' Italian version contains X'),
('25788','rated inserts, including a brief, albeit graphic  fellatio scene involving Monica Zanchi.'),
('25789',' The German DVD released by X'),
('25790','Rated Kult DVD is missing part of the scene in  the barn when Emanuelle ties up Monica and kisses and teases her a little  before bringing out Rene (Gabriel Tinti). There is an abrupt cut from  Emanuelle tying up Monica to going to retrieve Rene, completely omitting the  teasing bit. This is not included in the disks deleted/alternate/missing  scenes in the extras either.'),
('25791',' The U.S. version released on VHS by Private Screenings is approximately 3  minutes longer than the X'),
('25792','rated Italian version.  The U.S. tape omits the  hardcore shot of Monica Zanchi performing felatio on the train conductor,  plus a simulated felatio scene with Laura Gemser and Gabriele Tinti when  Emanuelle catches Monica in the barn with Rene.  However, the lesbian scene  between Monica and her stepmother runs longer on the U.S. and is split into  two parts: 1) The shots involving a banana are inserted as a flashback when  Emanuelle catches Monica and Rene in the barn; 2) the remainder of this scene  features softcore shots of Monica performing cunnilingus on her stepmother  before her father walks in and are inserted as a flashback when Monica meets  Emanuelle in the convent dining room and tells of her affair with her  stepmother.  On the Italian version, only the banana shots mentioned above  are included during the convent dining room flashback, whereas the second  part is completely omitted and the flashback ends abruptly with Monicas  father walking in.  The other major difference between the U.S. and Italian  versions comes when Emmanuelle ties up Monica in the barn.  On the U.S. tape,  we see Emanuelle fondling and kissing Monica after she ties her up, whereas  on the Italian version, said kissing and fondling is omitted and the scene  cuts to Emanuelle walking to the rear of the barn where Rene is hiding.'),
('25793',' The film became infamous in the UK after it was placed on the DPP list of 74  video nasties, and the initial Redemption video release in 1993 was cut by 13  seconds to edit a scene where an old woman is tortured with a scalpel and has  her eye pierced with a needle. The film was eventually passed completely  uncut by the BBFC on 19 April 2006.'),
('25794',' The first german video release with the title "Geständnis einer Nonne"  (Bavaria Video/IMV Video) was cut by about two minutes to remove gory  sequences. The later german Video release, entitled "Die Nonne" (I.F.R.  Video) presents the uncut version.'),
('25795',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('25796',' When it was telecast in Canada, ads were artifically placed on the playing  field. (This was not seen in the U.S.)'),
('25797',' Two versions of the game exist. An American version of the game published by  Tradewest and American Technos titled Super Double Dragon (also released in  Europe) and a Japanese version by Technos Japan called Return of Double  Dragon. Return of Double Dragon is the more complete version of the two,  featuring two added areas to the final stages, refined gameplay (such as the  ability to switch between weapons on the ground), different enemy ratio and  an option mode which allows you to change the difficulty setting and listen  to the soundtrack. The US version on the other hand, has a text'),
('25798','only ending  not in the Japanese version (although this was not the ending the programmers  planned for the game). The soundtrack is played in a different order in the  US version (the Double Dragon theme is not played in the title screen like in  the previous games, even though its used in one of the stages).'),
('25799',' The game was supposed to include cut'),
('25800','scenes and dialogue (including a full  ending) similar to the NES versions of Double Dragon II: The Revenge and  Double Dragon III: The Rosetta Stone, along with more obstacles for each  stage. However, the developers were pressured to get the game out earlier, so  none of the planned scenes were ever included in the game itself (even though  all the necessary graphical data was inserted to the ROM). The games  planner, Muneki Ebinuma, revealed in a Japanese fansite, everything that was  cut'),
('25801','out from the game: '),
('25802',' The character of Marian Kelly, the policewoman friend of the Lee brothers,   who is ominously missing from the final game (despite being featured in the   Japanese versions manual) was supposed appear in the game. A sprite of her   and a patrol car were even put in the ROM. The initial storyline would have   Marian investigating the Shadow Warriors criminal mob, who are behind the   disappearances of several of Billy and Jimmys students. It isnt until   Stage 4, when she gets kidnapped by Dukes men after her car collides with   the Shadow Warriorss truck. Marian would make another appearance at Stage   7, after being rescued from Duke. '),
('25803',' Each stage would feature dialogue between the Lee brothers and the stages   boss before and after each battle, as a way of developing the storyline. The   fourth stage (the Golden Gate Bridge) would have had a very important   cut'),
('25804','scene, in which the player wouldve found out that the leader of the bad   guys, Duke, was a childhood friend of the Lee brothers. In the finished   game, Duke and his men appears in Stage 4, but theres no explanation as to   why theyre there. '),
('25805',' After the last fight, the player would had fought against Dukes shadow (who   would materialize out of his body) in a long passageway. The background   would be covered in flames during the final fight. '),
('25806',' The ending would had Dukes soul speaking to Billy and Jimmy after the   fight, as he bids farewell. The scene would cut to Billy and the others   praying in front of Dukes grave, doing a "clenched fist" and "open palm"   gesture of respect. '),
('25807',' Kazunaka Yamane, the games composer, recorded a complete soundtrack for the   game, but only certain tracks made it to the game. '),
('25808',' A few areas and obstacles were taken out including a warehouse in Stage 5   where the player confronts McGwire before the battle (in the finished   versions, the player gets to entrance and is immediately transported to the   other side of the building) and a waterfall in the end of Stage 6 which   would lead to the entrance of the hideout.'),
('25809',' Was rereleased to the Game Boy Color in 1999 in the USA, (2000 in Japan), as  Super Mario DX.  It was the same game, but fetured a Yoshi, and a red coin  challenge.  It also had an option to play as Luigi, and a map of the Mushroom  Kingdom.'),
('25810',' In Japan, the Princesss name is Peach.  Overseas, however, it was changed to  Toadstool.  (This continued for several more games, but in the past several  years "Peach" has begun appearing overseas as well.  Her official American  name, thus, is now Princess Peach Toadstool.)'),
('25811',' When released as part of "Super Mario All'),
('25812','Stars" for the Super Nintendo  Entertainment System in August 1993 (USA release date), the secret "Minus  World" from the Nintendo version was removed.'),
('25813',' In the version released as part of "Super Mario All'),
('25814','Stars", in the beginning  of World 1'),
('25815','2, there is a single block on the edge of a hole with a block  structure similar to a staircase on the side opposite. The original Japanese  Famicom version had the hole filled with water however, the water was  inexplicably removed in the Super Nintendo version.'),
('25816',' The US Version is very different from the others. The Japanese version of  Super Mario Bros 2 has lost levels not included in the American version '),
('25817','  those lost levels were in Super Mario All Stars'),
('25818',' Re'),
('25819','released in Super Mario All Stars (1994) The Japanese version titled the  game "Super Mario USA" a few new features were added into the SNES All Stars  version, including a wavy effect when you use a warp zone, and the SNES  version has unlimited Continues.'),
('25820',' Re'),
('25821','released as Super Mario Advance (2001) the game underwent massive changes  including: '),
('25822',' A New opening area '),
('25823',' There are now over sized Shyguys and Vegatbles. '),
('25824',' Each Stage has 5 red coins '),
('25825',' A new Yoshi Mode, where there are two Yoshi eggs hidden in each stages   subcon areas '),
('25826',' Each boss Talks to you before you fight them '),
('25827',' The World 3 level 3 boss is now an over sized mechanical Birdo.'),
('25828',' The original Japanese version of this game featured several differences from  the version of the game that would later be released in North America and  Europe. In the Japanese game, Mario always reverts back to small Mario when  he is hit, but in the American version hell change to Super Mario if he is  hit while he has a power'),
('25829','up. Peachs joke at the end of the American/PAL  version was added in (the original Japanese text simply said, "Thank you!  Finally, peace returns to the Mushroom World. The end!") The Japanese version  of the game featured different levels names than (most) versions of the  American/PAL game (Desert Hill became Desert Land, Ocean Side became Water  Land, Big Island became Giant Land, The Sky became Sky Land, Iced Land  because Ice Land, Pipe Maze became Pipe Land, and Castle of Kuppa became Dark  Land). There were other small changes made as well to specific levels (the  end of the Grass Land fortress was slightly altered, as was a level in World  5).'),
('25830',' Was re'),
('25831','released as part of Super Mario All'),
('25832','Stars. The version of the game  featured here is a mixture of the Japanese and American/PAL versions, with  16'),
('25833','bit graphics. For instance, the Japanese level names were used, as were a  few graphic effects omitted in the American/PAL versions. The changes to  level design made for the American/PAL version remained in tact.'),
('25834',' Re'),
('25835','released in 2003 as Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 for Game  Boy Advance. The game allowed players to save their progress at any point in  play, and also altered some levels to make them slightly easier. If players  owned an e'),
('25836','Reader, they could access special levels made especially for the  Game Boy Advance, or access power'),
('25837','ups at any point during gameplay (including  Super Mario Worlds Feather, which wasnt in the original game).'),
('25838',' Nintendo of America released two different American versions of this game.  The following is a list of the changes made to the first version: '),
('25839',' The original Japanese world names, which were used originally were changed   to the following: '),
('25840',' "Desert Hill" became "Desert Land". '),
('25841',' "Ocean Side" became "Water Land". '),
('25842',' "Big Island" became "Giant Land". '),
('25843',' "The Sky" became "Sky Land". '),
('25844',' "Iced Land" became "Ice Land". '),
('25845',' "Pipe Maze" became "Pipe Land". '),
('25846',' "Castle of Koopa" became "Dark Land". '),
('25847',' A grammatical error present in Toads N'),
('25848','Spades game, "Miss twice and your   out!" was corrected and changed to "You can only miss twice!" in order to   fit the screen. '),
('25849',' "Kuribo", the original Japanese name for "Goomba" was changed to the latter   in the World 2 letter from Princess Toadstool. '),
('25850',' The game was re'),
('25851','released with these changes made, and most copies of '),
('25852',' the game are of the second version.'),
('25853',' In the Japanese version Bowsers win pose is him flipping you off, but in the  American they changed it to a fist instead.'),
('25854',' Remade for Nintendos GameBoy Advance as Super Mario Advance 3 with 4 new  levels and a new control scheme (the Super NES had 8 buttons; the GBA has  only 6.)'),
('25855',' The spoof drawing of the Last Supper was cut from the Singapore theater and  some DVD releases of the film (it is present on R2 rental discs, at least.)'),
('25856',' An official PG'),
('25857','rated version is available for DVD and has been edited  specifically for classroom study for grades 6'),
('25858','12.'),
('25859',' With the conversion from Japanese to English, Dee Jay and Cammy had the names  of their special moves changed.'),
('25860',' There was a networked version of this game where 8 players could  simultaneously participate in a tournament.'),
('25861',' The US DVD release is a "Family Edition," slightly edited for content  (specifically, some material in chapters 21 and 22). Guns were edited out of  the film.'),
('25862',' UK version was cut by 1 sec. to secure a PG rating.'),
('25863',' The 1987 UK video version was cut by 32 secs to remove closeups of womens  bodies being caressed during the gang rape scene. Later releases feature the  same cut print.'),
('25864',' In the US advanced screening version, there was more dialog between Selena  and Supergirl. Selena tells Supergirl she will make her name known all over  the world, and that she herself, should fear. Supergirl replies to this,  saying she will only bow to truth and justice, and Selena shows some black  magic.'),
('25865',' Other scenes not included in the directors cut include: '),
('25866',' Supergirl cuts her hair with laser vision. '),
('25867',' Linda Lee and Lucy Lane talk about guys, about Linda fitting in, and about   Lucy borrowing a shirt that belongs to Linda. '),
('25868',' Nigel asks Linda Lee if she has plans for the three day weekend(right before   "the map" sequence) '),
('25869',' Supergirl tells Selena she will only bow to truth and justice(During the   showdown at Selenas home.) '),
('25870',' During the midvale protest scene, the young woman who stands up to Selena is   killed. After standing in front of the car, Selena turns her into an ice   statue, and the whole crowd cowers, except for Lucy Lane. '),
('25871',' More miscellaneous dialog throughout the film with Selena and the   omegahedron, more footage of Supergirl showing her strength, etc.'),
('25872',' Original European version runs 20 minutes longer and has been released on  Japanese imported LaserDisc.'),
('25873',' Original US Version ran 114m; International Version ran 124m;  newly  unearthed Directors Cut clocks in at 138m (DVD only)'),
('25874',' Broadcast version has a scene not seen in either laserdisc edition: After  Selenas defeat, Nigel is standing on the street.  He bends over to pick up  the Coffer of Shadows, now restored to its original, small size and decides  to keep it as a memento.'),
('25875',' Another broadcast'),
('25876','only scene: After Supergirl flies off to return to Argo  City, Ethan gets into his truck.  He stops to say goodbye to Lucy and Jimmy.'),
('25877',' Though released at 114 minutes in theaters in the U.S., The USA Video version  only runs 105 minutes, leaving out snippets of dialogue and the scene where  supergirl makes the flower bloom.'),
('25878',' Syndicated TV versions, though said to be the 114 minute version, includes  the full "flying ballet" sequence from the international version.'),
('25879',' Upon discovering the newly unearthed "Directors Cut" of "Supergirl" these  new scenes are added: '),
('25880',' A longer opening of argo city mall. This shows Kara walking through and   disrupting a class of younger children, apologizing, and moving on. Also,   later on in the scene, there is more dialogue between Kara and Zaltar about   inner space among other things. '),
('25881',' More Conversation between Nigel and Selena discussing certain magic spells   and powers, and development showing that they have been together for a long   time and have gotten nowhere. '),
('25882',' In the scene which Bianca is first introduced, there is more dialogue   concerning Biancas plan to start a coven, and then goes on to show Selena   and Bianca experimenting with the omegahedron, catching a frozen turkey on   fire, then realizing they need a little practice. '),
('25883',' Longer party for the minions scene, in which Selena tells Nigel that all the   people who mocked her and pittied her will pay for what they did, for now   she has the power. Then there is more dialogue between Bianca and Selena in   which Bianca tells Selena to slow down with her magic and Selena replies "No   one gets a warning anymore!" '),
('25884',' More dialogue between Linda Lee and Lucy Lane talking about why Linda is an   "orphan." '),
('25885',' A new scene in which Myra, the bully insults Linda Lee(Supergirl) in front   of all the other girls and Lucy Lane sticks up for her. '),
('25886',' A new scene in the shower room after Myra has tripped Lucy, in which Lucy   tells Linda that Myra is gunning for her next. '),
('25887',' More dialogue between Selena and Bianca when the moster tractor has failed   to bring Ethan to Selena, in which they discuss more what they know about   "The one that flies!" '),
('25888',' More dialogue between Nigel, Selena, and Bianca concering the barundi wand,   right before they bring Ethan to the fortress. '),
('25889',' More footage to the phantom zone scene in which Zaltar and Supergirl discuss   how evil Selena is, Zaltar having self pity, and the hope to save the world   from Selena. '),
('25890',' A new scene has been added with Lucy and Jimmy trapped in Selenas cages, in   which they admit to eachtother that they have always been in love with   eachother since they first met. '),
('25891',' An extra character has been added in the protest scene involving a young man   asking Selena to turn the phone lines on so he can contact his ailing wife. '),
('25892',' More footage of Supergirl getting obstacles thrown at her in the final   showdown. '),
('25893',' The famous broadcast scene in which Nigel takes the coffer of shadows and   keeps it as a memento. This scene is also extended as Nigle runs into the   lady he met at Selenas and goes off with her. '),
('25894',' Also the other broadcast scene in which Ethan tells Jimmy and lucy goodbye   and to take care has also been restored. '),
('25895',' Also, some dialogue is spoken differently, like Ethan saying softly a   goodbye to Supergirl as she flies off back to argo city. '),
('25896',' The end credit music is different than the cue heard on the U.S. version and   the international version.'),
('25897',' In the USA version, when Supergirl is flying out of the phantom zone, an  extra shot of her flying from the side, exposing starry atmosphere is  inserted right before she busts out of the mirror. This was not seen in any  other version or format.'),
('25898',' The American version depletes all mention of the phone box outside the hotel  being checked for hidden chalk messages, and also removes several other  humorous scenes, such as the one where Troy complains to the landlady that  there is no hot water. These cuts reduce the running time by about eight  minutes.'),
('25899',' Cuts to the American VHS version are as follows: '),
('25900',' A scene showing Dennis walking to the phone box he uses to call Andrea from   and rehearsing what he is going to say is cut. '),
('25901',' As Commander Robertson is studying the wall map, he tells Constable Collins   that Dennis is just a pawn. The video cuts Collins reply of, "Oh, a pawn." '),
('25902',' When Commander Robertson is in the cell with Dennis, he wipes the vampire   make'),
('25903','up off his face. In the original version, he flushes the paper he used   down the toilet, and Dennis tells him he thinks theres been some mistake   "er, Inspector". This is cut from the video. '),
('25904',' Most of the scene where Dennis, Harvey and Lesley leave the police station   for Hope Cove is cut, including Dennis examining the Jaguar in delight and   Commander Robertson trying to convince a reluctant Harvey to belive his   story. There is also a scene where Harvey and Lesley swap seats at Dennis   request. '),
('25905',' An entire scene showing Dennis buying a new jacket and some tapes in a   village is gone. Harvey and Lesley thinks he makes a break for it when he   disappears to another store. '),
('25906',' The motorcycle policeman gives the Jaguar a salute after letting it go on   its way. This is cut. '),
('25907',' A whole scene where Harvey and Dennis walk down to a phone box near the   hotel is missing. Dennis tells Harvey that the drug'),
('25908','runners will leave a   message for him there, but when Harvey suggests maybe he should leave on for   them, he says he cant do that and can only leave chalk marks. They then go   to a store to buy the chalk. '),
('25909',' Following on from that is a cut scene where Lesley is getting ready for   dinner. She leaves the room and locks the door, and is startled when she   finds Harvey standing in the hall behind her. She tells him that he gave her   a shock, but he only stares at her in response. '),
('25910',' After Troy arrives, the beginning of the beach scene is missing. Dennis   pampers Lesley and keeps shouting her name as "Andrea". Harvey suggests he   go and check the phone box, but when he does he simply stands inside for a   few seconds then returns and says there was nothing. It then picks up to   where he offers them champagne. '),
('25911',' Another scene in the phone box is cut after Lesley and Dennis disappear to   look for the submarine nest. Harvey rings Commander Robertson and tells him   this is all a "wild goose chase", and that Dennis is spending money like   water. Commander Robertson tells him not to be a wet blanket and to stick it   out for a few more days. Something might turn up. '),
('25912',' The scene with Troy on the beach cuts him sitting down and taking his bottle   out of the bag. It just shows him taking a sip from it. '),
('25913',' A scene at the Bed and Breakfast following Lesley and Dennis having sex is   missing. The landlady is practicing opera when she hears something outside   her door. She picks up a hammer and carefully opens it to find Troy there.   He complains that the sheets are damp and that there is no hot water. She   assures him everything will be fine in the morning. '),
('25914',' After the hidden chamber is found under the beach, Harvey again rings   Commander Robertson. The VHS cuts his line of, "No, Troys already here",   and the part where he says goodbye and hangs up, then checks the box for a   message. In its place is a shot of him hanging up from later in the film as   Gunter and Wong (back in costume) head to the pub for a drink. This is part   of a large scene later on that is also missing. '),
('25915',' Following on from that is a scene where Dennis is in the shower. The VHS   version simply shows him getting out and drying himself, but in the original   version he stands in the shower listening to Harvey and Troy talking in the   next room. '),
('25916',' A scene where Lesley watches Dennis on the beach through binoculars is cut.   Harvey also takes a photo of her from inside. '),
('25917',' The end of the following scene with Gunter and Wong is cut. In the VHS   version, it finishes after Wong says, "Yeah, well youve never worn silk   stockings before, have you?" In the original version, it continues with   Gunter demanding that if Wong is coming out of the closet, he wants it out   in the open now. Wong insists he is not gay, and that he likes suspenders no   matter whos wearing them. "Youd be like that too if you were inside," he   says. Gunter hopes the drugs arrive soon or theyll both end up "bent as   nine'),
('25918','bob notes." Wong agrees that theyve been under pressure, and suggests   they go to the pub for a drink. '),
('25919',' An entire scene with Harvey, Lesley and Dennis in the pub is missing. It   starts with Harvey again in the phone box (the footage taken and used   earlier) and following Gunter and Wong inside. Wong orders drinks for   himself and his "little rocket" (still in costume), while Dennis worries   about what is happening. Lesley says that wouldnt sound good in court, and   hell end up "like the rest of them" if hes not careful. Harvey brings over   a round of drinks and asks Dennis what he wants to do tonight. When Dennis   suggests hell just turn in and goes to leave, Lesley stops him and pulls   him back down, saying "not yet." We then see Gunter in the ladies room   trying to freshen up as Lesley comes out of the toilet. He tells her that   its "awful being a woman, isnt it?" When she asks what he means, he says   "having to sit down for a piss." She asks where his children are tonight,   raising his suspicions. He says they were put to bed early because of the   scene on the beach with Troy. Gunter then asks her about that "young man" of   hers. Lesley is immediately wary. Gunter wonders if theyre married. When   Lesley says no, Gunter is relieved. "You can take it from me, dear '),
('25920','   marriage is hell!" '),
('25921',' We then see Dennis step outside into the rain, the only shot from this scene   still in the video. Following that is a shot of Gunter and Lesley returning   to the bar, also cut. He tells Lesley that the worst thing about being   married is when "they get crabs, and then pass it onto you and pretend that   you got it first. That hurts, love." Lesley asks how long theyve been   married. Gunter starts at this and quickly asks Wong the same question. '),
('25922',' A scene where Dennis walks to the toilet block is missing. '),
('25923',' A shot before the truth game in which Harvey places an ice pack on Dennis   back is missing. There is a large bruise from the king'),
('25924','hit Troy gave him.'),
('25925',' In the scene in the editors office, when Lois Lane runs off to "follow up  her lead," Clark Kent originally asked Perry White, "Dont you think thats a  dangerous mission for a girl?" In most current prints, the scene is cut so  that the line now ends on the word "mission."'),
('25926',' Opening chapter credits removed from the video release.'),
('25927',' The original theatrical release included an extended conversation in the  cockpit, in which the pilots discuss the President "eating peanuts" and then  chuckling, a reference to then'),
('25928','President Jimmy Carter (I) (qv). The  conversation was cut from subsequent releases to avoid dating the film.'),
('25929',' The current DVD, in addition to containing the 2000 restored directors cut,  has 2 deleted scenes (both of Lex babies, and seen in the TV edits in their  original context), and alternate audio scoring for 8 sequences (including an  unreleased alternate pop version of Margot Kidder (qv)s "Can You Read My  Mind"). The DVD has the 2000 restoration with the following additions /  expansions (all of which were seen in previous expanded television versions): '),
('25930',' Some added dialogue when Jor'),
('25931','El is talking with the council. '),
('25932',' The council calls an "Executioner" to hunt and kill Jor'),
('25933','El to keep the   rocket from launching. '),
('25934',' Noel Neill (qv) and Kirk Alyn (qv)s speaking cameos on the train. '),
('25935',' Little girl sees Clark running faster than train, parents call her Lois   Lane. '),
('25936',' In the kitchen Martha Kent takes out a box of Cheerios. '),
('25937',' After rescuing Air Force One Superman returns to Fortress of Solitude and   has a conversation with his father. '),
('25938',' In Metropolis when the news of Superman comes out, Clark is a spectator. A   stranger (played by an uncredited Richard Donner (qv)) comments "thatll   be the day when a man can fly"; Clark grins. '),
('25939',' While trying to get Luthors lair Superman goes through machine guns, flame   throwers, ice machines with Luthor taunting on loudspeaker. '),
('25940',' The sequence with the Girl Scouts.'),
('25941',' In a 1980s ABC'),
('25942','TV version of the film, when Superman is trying to get to  Lexs underground hideout, he is subjected to machine gun fire, a giant blow  torch, and is frozen in ice. Much of this footage was used in Superman II, in  the scene where Supermans powers are stripped away by the molecule chamber  in the Fortress of Solitude.  Lex Luthor plays the piano in several scenes.'),
('25943',' In the ABC version, after Superman saves Lois at the end and flies off, hes  seen rescuing Miss Tessmacher from the lions den where Lex had dropped her  in.'),
('25944',' In the ABC version, the little girl who sees the teenage Clark running faster  than the train is revealed to be Lois Lane, a fact revealed when her parents  talk to her by name.  This revelation scene is not present in the shorter  theatrical release.'),
('25945',' The new 151 minutes special edition DVD contains unseen footage, 2 deleted  scenes and alternate audio scoring for 8 sequences. The film will be the  standard version with the following additions / expansions: '),
('25946',' Some added dialogue when Jor'),
('25947','el is talking with the council. '),
('25948',' The council calls a "stormtrooper" guy to prevent launching of Jor'),
('25949','el   rocket. '),
('25950',' Noel Neill (qv) and Kirk Alyn (qv) cameos on the train. '),
('25951',' Little girl sees Clark running faster than train, parents call her Lois   Lane. '),
('25952',' After the funeral a long scan of the countryside. '),
('25953',' In the kitchen Clark eats Cheerios. '),
('25954',' After rescuing Air Force One Superman returns to fortress of solitude and   has a conversation with his father. '),
('25955',' In Metropolis when the news of Superman comes out, Clark is a spectator. A   stranger comments "he cant believe a man can fly"; Clark grins. '),
('25956',' A longer scene with Otis in the tunnel. '),
('25957',' While trying to get Luthors lair Superman goes through machine guns, flame   throwers, ice machines with Luthor taunting on loudspeaker.'),
('25958',' The cameos of Kirk Alyn (qv) and Noel Neill (qv) were cut from the  original release prints for good reason: Their characters prepubescent  little girl sees high school student Clark Kent running alongside the train.  Cut dialogue identifies the child as Lois Lane, but it is painfully obvious  that Margot Kidder (qv), who plays the grown'),
('25959','up Lois, is older than  Christopher Reeve (qv), portraying the adult Clark/Superman, not younger.'),
('25960',' The Special Edition DVD version of Superman also includes the scene of the  the ABC'),
('25961','TV version where the spaceship bringing Kal'),
('25962','El to Earth passes by the  Phantom Zone prisoners.'),
('25963',' Due to the extreme deterioration of the original sound effects track, the  films sound effects were recreated for the DVD release. The music and  dialogue tracks were unaffected.'),
('25964',' Two longer versions have been released since the original... one on ABC in  1981 at approximately 182 minutes, and the other on KCOP in Los Angeles in  1994 at approximately 188 minutes. Both contain footage and music not used in  the theatrical version, including extensions of the destruction of Krypton,  Smallville, Fortress of Solitude, Daily Planet and earthquake scenes. Three  longer versions have been released since the original...one is a 188'),
('25965','minute  "Salkind International Extended Cut", originally prepared for worldwide  television distribution by Alexander Salkind (qv)s company (this was done  to get more money on the sales of the film for television,  Alexander Salkind (qv) charged stations and networks by the minute in order  to earn profit), this version is commonly called the "KCOP Version" because  its first known domestic airing was on L.A. station KCOP in 1994; another a  182'),
('25966','minute version aired on ABC (derived from the earlier  Alexander Salkind (qv) television cut), and the final a digitally restored  151'),
('25967','minute directors cut prepared by director Richard Donner (qv) in 2000  (and released the following year on DVD). The extended versions contain  footage and music not used in the theatrical version, but the television  edits have more material than the 2000 restoration, including extensions of  the destruction of Krypton, Smallville, Fortress of Solitude, Daily Planet  and earthquake scenes.'),
('25968',' Only in the ABC version are young Lois Lane and her father seen in the train.  In the ABC version, Ned Beatty (qv)s walk down the street is longer.  Kirk Alyn (qv) (the original screen Superman) and Noel Neill (qv) (as  Lois Lanes parents) have their speaking roles restored. Ned Beatty (qv)s  walk down the street is longer.'),
('25969',' Bill Haley (I) (qv)s "Rock Around the Clock" is heard during the  Smallville sequence in most TV and video prints, but the extended television  versions replaces it with original source music by John Williams (I) (qv).'),
('25970',' The DVD also featured an extended closing credit sequence, with longer music,  crediting those who worked on the restoration, and omitting the final "Next  Year: _Superman II (1980)_(qv)" tag. The 2000 restoration also featured an  extended closing credit sequence, with extended tracked music from the same  end title score, crediting those who worked on the restoration, and thereby  omitting the final "Next Year: _Superman II (1980)_(qv)" tag.'),
('25971',' When Superman was released to Home Video in 1980 by WCI Home Video, it was  whittled down from 143 minutes, to 127 minutes for the home video release.  This was done because of the lack of longer play tapes at the time. This was  accomplished by "time'),
('25972','compression" or speeding up scenes with no dialogue,  etc., and by cutting the movies closing credits down. Warner Bros. did not  release a full length, unedited copy of the movie until 1983 when a 144  minute cut of the film was issued. The original WCI Home Video VHS release in  1979 is sixteen minutes shorter than the original 1978 Theatrical release and  twenty'),
('25973','four minutes shorter than the 2001 Directors Cut. No actual material  was cut from the 1979 releass, instead scenes with no dialogue and the  opening credits were sped up. Another major difference included the deletion  of the films closing credits. We see The copyright notice from the original  closing credits followed by a Chryon version of the credits from a trailer  for the film, followed by the "Next Year Superman II" (from the original  closing credits) and then a copyright disclaimer.'),
('25974',' Released as this feature film to minimize losses if the proposed TV series  did not sell, the footage was also assembled as a two'),
('25975','part episode of  _"Adventures of Superman" (1952)_ (qv), entitled "Unknown People".'),
('25976',' In late 2006 an "official Donners version" was released on DVD,  appropriately dubbed "Donners Cut" by the new right holders of the  franchise. It reinserts virtually everything that could been salvaged from  what Donner shot for his intended original version of the film, such as the  infamous Marlon Brando scenes, before the producers sacked him. This version  uses less than 20% of Lesters shootings, and since that left a few gaps in  the story here and there with no chances of re'),
('25977','shoots, Donner had to make do  with just about every bit of shooting he had made some 25 years before,  including footage which had only been shot as screen tests. (Source:  Amazon.com and the DVD itself)'),
('25978',' Richard Donner (qv) originally shot an opening with Lois Lane drawing  glasses onto a picture of Superman, revealing his alter ego Clark Kent. And  Lois calls this to Clarks attention by throwing herself out a window. Clark  secretly saves her, so she has no proof. Donner also shot a scene where Lois  shoots at Clark with blanks. This is when she realizes its Superman. This  can be semi'),
('25979','seen in the screen tests on the Superman DVD.'),
('25980',' Some versions show a young boy in the small town trying to ride away for  help. Zod says that no one is to leave. Non throws the red light he tore  earlier from the police car at the boy killing him. One of the townsfolk says  that he was just a boy, and Ursa replies that he will never become a man.'),
('25981',' Another version shows Superman destroying his fortress of solitude after hes  trapped Zod inside.'),
('25982',' In the ABC TV version, Superman passes a Concorde jet on his way to Paris.  This is not in the video release.'),
('25983',' An even longer version of the film was aired in Northern Ireland, Denmark,  the Netherlands, and Australia in the 1980s, featuring these deleted scenes: '),
('25984',' A scene of a young woman watching a football game, only to see it be   interrupted by a newsflash involving the three Kryptonian villains attack   on the small town, causing her to call the TV station and attempt to get   them to put the football game back on; '),
('25985',' A scene of a young Japanese girl viewing the villains destruction of the   small town on TV, followed by her father telling her that she shouldnt   watch it due to excessive violence, causing her to reply, "Shut up!"; '),
('25986',' An longer version of the scene of Zod using a machine gun in the White   House, where Zod kills a young black secret service agent, then fires at a   portrait of Richard Nixon; '),
('25987',' A longer version of the scene of Clark and Lois traveling by car in the snow   before they go to the diner and meet the bully.'),
('25988',' The ABC television version originally contained 17 minutes of footage that  had been cut from the theatrical release, much of it remnants of  Richard Donner (qv)s scenes he originally shot before  Richard Lester (qv) became director, while others are alternate scenes  involving Lex Luthor in prison and the Fortress of Solitude. Also, the  network version has an alternate ending where Lex Luthor is arrested and  taken away by the Arctic Police (and, if you look closely, the three Phantom  Zone villains are also arrested and taken away!), thus explaining Luthors  appearance in "Superman IV". '),
('25989',' At the end of the film Clark Kent bumps into a large bald guy, which reminds   him to go to the diner to face the obnoxious trucker who beat him up earlier '),
('25990',' Superman destroys his Fortress of Solitude. '),
('25991',' The Phantom Zone villains land outside the Fortress of Solitude with Lex   Luthor and Lois Lane, trying to figure out how to get in! '),
('25992',' Extended scenes of the three Kryptonians invasion of the White House, with   Zod using a gun and Non frightening a dog. '),
('25993',' Superman cooks souffle using his heat vision, during dinner with Lois. '),
('25994',' Extended discussion between Zod and Ursa on the moon. '),
('25995',' The three Kryptonian villains are arrested in the TV version.'),
('25996',' The Canadian version has scenes not in the ABC version: '),
('25997',' A little girl watching the destruction of East Houston by the Kryptonians on   TV. '),
('25998',' Longer conversation between Lois and Superman after he destroys the Fortress   of Solitude. '),
('25999',' Lex Luthor taking Perry Whites coffee during the Times Square battle. '),
('26000',' Lex and Eve Teschmacher admiring the Fortress of Solitude. '),
('26001',' Lexs negotiating with Superman after they leave the fortress is longer.'),
('26002',' Superman is chased over the Metropolis river and city by Non in a far more  exciting and action packed scene (which is abbreviated in theatrical  version). During this chase General Zod can be heard shouting "Kill him, kill  him!". The scene ends when Superman goes around a building at a sharp angle,  Non follows him but chips off a huge piece of the building, scene then flows  into the theatrical version, with Superman looking behind to see Non, with  General Zod saying in the background "Come on kill him." '),
('26003',' General Zod says to Lex Luthor during the flight to Supermans Fortress.   Zod: "I trust, you do not waste my time, Lex Luthor!" Lex Luthor: "Of course   not, your turbulance!"'),
('26004',' Broadcast version uses separate title sequence similar to original Superman '),
('26005','  The Movie titles, with adapted John Williams theme.  Theatrical and home  video versions had difficult'),
('26006','to'),
('26007','read titles over opening slapstick sequence.'),
('26008',' In some versions, Lorelei sees that Gus has scrawled the circuit diagram and  states, off her guard: "Its a computer." Before hastily adding, in her bimbo  voice: "Or a hairdryer! Is it a hairdryer?"'),
('26009',' The televised version contains numerous scenes not included in the theatrical  release. For instance, one scene has Vera reading a book on computers while  Lorelei and Superman can be heard fooling around in the next room. Gus  Gormans speech about Supermans feats while wearing skis is longer, and so  forth.'),
('26010',' The UK television release included an extended title sequence.'),
('26011',' The section that is still included on the video release where a bank is  robbed; is extended on the TV release to include a scene where superman  catches the bank robber who drops his stolen money bag on to a nearby seesaw  with a child on it.  The child is catapulted into a tree, and is then rescued  by superman and returned to his/her mother.'),
('26012',' In the scene where Richard Pryor (Gus Gorman) is trying to get Gavin  OHerlihy (Brad) drunk (where pryor is wearing the giant cowboy hat) there is  extended dialogue on the UK TV version (cut out from the UK video release)  where OHerlihy talks about his high school nickname The Phili/filly flash.  Which is then referenced a couple of minutes later when pryor is dragging him  into the computer room.'),
('26013',' Also on some TV/Video versions there is an additional shot of Pryor knocking  open a utility room and scaring himself in a mirror.'),
('26014',' In the scene where Lorelei (Pamela Stephenson) is on top of the Statue of  Liberty the UK TV version has the police officer with the megaphone saying  "Dont jump... you have everything to live for... trust me Ive seen you",  whereas the UK video release has him saying "dont jump... please dont jump"  etc.'),
('26015',' Some television broadcasts also have two little extra moments not shown in  the theatrical/video release during the scene where Clark gives Lana a  diamond ring. Instead of ringing Lanas doorbell, Clark knocks on the door  with a "Shave and a Haircut" melody, which is copied by a man knocking on a  door behind him. This explains why Clark is looking back when Lana opens her  door. Also, after Clark sends Brad speeding back into an elevator on top of a  food trolley, a lady assistant remarks "No wonder they send it back."'),
('26016',' A whole sequence detailing Lex Luthors creation and Supermans defeat of a  prototype nuclear man was shot but never used. However, pictures from the  scenes show up in publicity materials for the movie and its detailed in the  comic book adaption. Also shot but not used is a scene when Superman  personally apologizes to the boy when he decides he cant rid the world of  nuclear weapons.'),
('26017',' Original version (shown only in test screenings in Southern California) ran  134 minutes and helped to tie up the loose ends all subsequent versions left  hanging, including the first Nuclear Man, the relationship between Lacy and  Clark, and the fate of the kid Jeremy.  After a disasterous preview, it was  cut to the theatrical length of 89 minutes.'),
('26018',' A television version pieced together by Viacom and running 94 minutes adds to  the "Round'),
('26019','the'),
('26020','World" battle sequence between Superman and Nuclear Man, among  other things, a scene in the Soviet Union.'),
('26021',' The 94 minute version is also included on an out of print Japanese laserdisc  which has the 2 extra scenes in the TV version.'),
('26022',' Many of the scenes that were cut include: '),
('26023',' Clark visits his adopted parents grave. '),
('26024',' Superman is seen flying to Jeremys school with the letter in hand. '),
('26025',' Superman visits Jeremys classroom. Superman tells Jeremy and his   classmates "I cant interfere, but I will pass your concerns on to the   worlds leaders." '),
('26026',' Lex Luthor creating the protoplasm that will make the Nuclear Man '),
('26027',' Mark   One. The shot is of Gene Hackman by himself in his laboratory pulling (or   placing) the protoplasm from (onto?) his engineering chamber. '),
('26028',' Out of the oven pops Nuclear Man One, Lex looks at him and says "Im smarter   than I thought!" Lex Luthor, dressed in surgical garb, looks up and says   about his creation of the first Nuclear Man, hey then test Nuclear Mans   powers. Lex gives him an iron bar and he breaks it. Then he shoots him with   a machine gun and the bullets bounce off. Then he commands him to fly.   Nuclear Man jumps up and hits himself against the ceiling. Lex tells him to   kill Superman, but they decide that maybe he should be tested out first. He   gets the paper and reads about the opening of the Metroclub. '),
('26029',' Clark and Lacy do go on a date at the Metro club. '),
('26030',' Nuclear Man One shows up and strong arms his way into the club. He sees Lacy   and falls in love with her on the spot. But another woman drags him away and   starts to hit on him. He glows and burns her hand as she tries to unbutton   his shirt. She screams and the sound carries to Clarks ear. He hears it and   turns into Superman. '),
('26031',' Superman fights Nuclear Man One outside the Metro Club. '),
('26032',' Nuclear Man One fails and is sent down the sewer. Lenny is the one who   scooped up the remains of the first Nuclear Man. He was thrown into a   transformer and reduced to a pile of ooze which can be seen in the scene   when Lenny says "were going to be parents!" '),
('26033',' Suddenly Superman shows up and leads everyone into UN'),
('26034','Missile speech   Collecting the missiles Two short, but important scenes showing Pentagon   people tracking Russian missiles destroyed and Kremlin people tracking US   missiles destroyed. Each side agrees this is not a trick the other side is   trying to pull. '),
('26035',' Short sequence where Nuclear Man doubles in size when Superman meets him. '),
('26036',' When the Nuclear Man kidnaps Lacy from the Daily Planet (after he sees her   picture on the paper), he brings her back to Luthors hideout, where he says   that he will be king and Lacey will become Queen. She slaps the Nuclear Man. '),
('26037',' Nuclear Man 2 then transforms himself, increases his size and stands in a   missile and flies off. '),
('26038',' Luthor realizes that this ploy will cause war because the suspicious US and   Russian sides will each think that the other side is trying to pull a fast   one and everyone is going to die, leaving Nuclear Man to rule with Lacy.   They hurry off but right as Luthor and Lenny go to their underground cavern,   Superman shows up and confronts them but there is no time to deal with   Luthor, so he and Lacy fly off. '),
('26039',' Lacy Warfield leaves the Planet, and Clark gives her Levon Hornsbys card so   she can buy Kents farm. She says to Clark if she was not the stuck up brat   when they met maybe things would be different. They both laugh and Clark   walks up to Lois and Jimmy. '),
('26040',' Superman flies to a High School football game to collect Jeremy to fly with   him. Superman flies Jeremy round the earth to tell the world what its like   to see the earth from Supermans point of view (no boundaries between   countries all one world)then returns Jeremy home.'),
('26041',' The 94 minute version played theatrically in Australia, however all  Australian video versions have been taken from the 89 minute North American  print.'),
('26042',' In a television version there is a scene in which Superman rescues a child  from a tornado, in the mid'),
('26043','west, while chasing after Nuclear Man.'),
('26044',' In the IMAX presentation, four scenes (totalling about 20 minutes) were  converted from 2D to 3D: The flashback to Clark Kents youth on the farm, the  Shuttle/777 rescue, the rescue of the sinking ocean liner, and the final  flyover before the credits. Bryan Singer developed a cue featuring an icon of  Clarks glasses flashing in green at the bottom of the screen when it is time  to put them on, and then with a red circle/slash over when it is time to take  them off.'),
('26045',' VHS/DVD versions run 91 min. and are rated R.'),
('26046',' Theatrical version ran 90 min. and was rated PG'),
('26047','13.'),
('26048',' DVD version contains 20 minutes of deleted scenes that include an alternate  ending. The scenes are: '),
('26049',' An alternate opening where Captain Marley gives a philosophical speech about   space. '),
('26050',' Vanzant makes an entry to his autodiary. '),
('26051',' Dr. Evers performs an autopsy on a recently died crewmember (a propulsion   engineer named "Lucky" Chow Li who drank too much alcohol). '),
('26052',' Captain Marley tells Vanzant to visit Dr. Evers for a medical examination,   because he doesnt want to lose another crew member. '),
('26053',' Captain Marley gives Vanzant some advice on how to get the respect of the   crew. '),
('26054',' Sweetie tells Vanzant about the computer on Titan 37, whose name is George. '),
('26055',' George gives Vanzant a few background informations about Titan 37. '),
('26056',' Vanzant searches the operational level for fuel. '),
('26057',' Vanzant finds a lifeform in the operations housing. Later he discovers that   this lifeform is the real Troy. '),
('26058',' A more violent version of the fighting scene between Karl and Yerzy. Here   Karl crushes Yerzys head and his eyes pop out. '),
('26059',' An extended version of the scene where Vanzant enters the ship. When the   hatch turns around Karl shoots, but instead of Vanzant he shoots at the   already dead Troy (who died before on Titan 37). The hatch turns again and   Vanzant comes out. '),
('26060',' When the Observation Dome exploded Karl doesnt die but is only hurt. '),
('26061',' An alternative ending where Karl reenters the ship and tries to destroy the   isolation chamber with Vanzant and Evers. But before he can do this he is   killed by the effects of the dimension jump. Another change is that Sweetie   doesnt tell Evers that she is pregnant. Instead Sweetie tells them that the   supernova will not be sufficient to extinguish the combustion created by the   alien object. It will extinguish after all available three'),
('26062','dimensional   matter has been combusted (the entire universe) and will reach earth within   257 years.'),
('26063',' English and Spanish versions have different music soundtracks. While English  version uses a knockoff of John Williams (I) (qv)s _Superman (1978)_ (qv)  theme as its central musical piece, Spanish version uses a cheesy disco song  sung in English by a female voice, with lyrics that go "Supersonic Man, I  wanna be".'),
('26064','  Shot in two versions. Belles dun soir is the title of the soft one.'),
('26065',' UK distributor Pathe changed the subtitles (the film was only shown in its  original French version with subtitles) to remove two uses of very strong  language in order to qualify for a 15 rating. An uncut 18 was available.'),
('26066',' There are rumors that this film had been filmed in 3'),
('26067','D but was never released  as so.'),
('26068',' Also available in an unrated "directors cut" that contains an additional 10  minutes.'),
('26069',' Film was released in 3'),
('26070','D as Surfer Girls in 1978 and Kahuna! in 1981, but  issued "flat" as The Senior Snatch in 1982.'),
('26071',' The original version released in Thailand was a bit over 3 hours long.  Another one, 5 hours long, was released a year later on DVD. This one  contains more subplots and battles than the one released in the US.'),
('26072',' There are two different versions of this film. One without nudity, which is  the U.S version, and one with nudity, which was not used for Film Ventures  was hoping for a PG rating when they released this in the U.S.'),
('26073',' Several video guides say that this film was originally 156 minutes in length.  However, the 1993 video (released under the title TRAGEDY) is only 118  minutes long.'),
('26074',' The old Coliseum video release was heavily edited to fit onto one video  cassette, cutting ring entrances short and omitting footage from every match.'),
('26075',' The old Coliseum video release was heavily edited to fit on one VHS tape,  omitting footage from almost every match.'),
('26076',' The home video release shows The Rock walking through the backstage area,  after winning the WWF Title, then cutting a short promo on what a sucker Mick  Foley and the rest of the fans were for believing in him.'),
('26077',' Originally ran for 99 mins; later cut down to 87 mins'),
('26078',' The laserdisc version has an additional segment hosted by Ben Kingsley that  goes behind'),
('26079','the'),
('26080','scenes of Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation.'),
('26081',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('26082',' The Disney TV release omits the part where Teri says "Yeah, they suck", going  straight on to the next shot of Zachs face.'),
('26083',' A fifteen minute version excising every bit of gore (even doing digital zooms  to crop the shot) was produced because the filmmakers feared investors might  be upset if they saw the actual finished product.  This version also had a  different score, performed by the director instead of Josh Morrow.'),
('26084',' A colorized version of the film was produced. It has been available on VHS  (Turner Home Entertainment) in NTSC format for a while. A dual black &  white/colorized Region'),
('26085','2 DVD version has been released in 2003 by Universal  in PAL format.'),
('26086',' The remixed soundtrack on the Anchor Bay release omits a line of dialogue  near the conclusion when Susy is creeping down the secret hallway. It cuts  out Tanners faintly'),
('26087','heard declaration "Alright, we must come to a decision,  the situation can no longer be tolerated."'),
('26088',' All UK DVD releases are uncut. Some English'),
('26089','language video versions  (including the Japanese DVD) seem to be missing a few seconds trimmed from  the opening murder (mostly from the slow pan over the dead girls body  hanging from the ceiling; theres a noticeable jump cut in the music score  when this happens).'),
('26090',' The original UK cinema version was cut by 1 minute 13 secs by the BBFC with  edits made to repeated stabbings in the opening murder and heavy cuts to the  scene of a dog savaging a blind mans throat. Some of the cuts were restored  to the 1998 Nouveaux video release though the 2002 Anchor Bay DVD is the full  uncut version.'),
('26091',' Some prints featuring the American edit of the film (with the most extreme  moments of violence removed) also feature another segment cut out of the  film: the scenes where Daniels dog attacks the little boy and Daniel is  thrown out of the school are completely missing, therefore making the reason  for his death a mystery.'),
('26092',' The unrated USA version features more explicit gore than the edited, R'),
('26093','rated  version, most notably in the opening murder sequence and when the blind  pianist (Flavio Bucci) is attacked and killed by his seeing'),
('26094','eye dog.'),
('26095',' The original (and only) version released in Italy is approx. 95 minutes long  (98 minutes including credits). Contrary to popular belief there is no longer  107 minutes directors cut: this rumor started because of an erroneous  publicity slogan on some US trailers.  The US posters for the movie featured  the tagline "The only thing more terrifying than the last 12 minutes of this  film are the first 80" (80+12 = 92 minutes, i.e. the approx. length of the  original US theatrical release, minus credits).  The voiceover on some US  trailers misread the quote as "The only thing more terrifying than the last  12 minutes of this film are the first 92", thus suggesting that the complete  film was 12 minutes longer than it really is.  Some reviewers took this as an  indicator that the film had originally been available in a longer version and  circulated the 107 minutes version myth (107=95+12). The trailer with the  wrong 12+92 slogan is included on the Japanese DVD version.'),
('26096',' There are two versions of the opening titles.  In one, the movies title card  is presented in a stylish printed font. In the other version possibly the  American print, the letters of the word "Suspiria" are made of weird pink  flesh'),
('26097','like organs that pulsate and seem to breathe, sort of a cross between  hearts and lungs.  These pink formations actually appear on the American  one'),
('26098','sheet movie poster.'),
('26099',' In the aforementioned version with the pink logo, the first shot of the film  (a pan across the airport as Suzy arrives at the gate) is trimmed, awkwardly  broken into two shots.'),
('26100',' The first German Video Relase by VMP ist complete uncut, the following  Release bei NEW VISION was cut to reduce violence. The Version bei VMP is  hard to find'),
('26101',' Anchor Bays DVD release is the complete, uncut 98'),
('26102','minute version.'),
('26103',' The U.S. home video version released by Quality Video, Inc., lists a running  time of 92 minutes (the running time of the R'),
('26104','rated U.S. theatre version) on  the box and videocassette label. The tape itself contains the more complete  98 minute version.'),
('26105',' One of the scenes in the beginning of the film had its soundtrack remixed in  the U.S. Anchor Bay Special Edition of the film. There are now loud bursts of  thunder overlapping Pat shouting about the secret room and the iris flower to  Sara, making the formers lines almost completely inaudible.'),
('26106',' Originally released on R2 DVD by RecArt Music [dk] on March 24, 2006. A  shortened re'),
('26107','cut version was broadcast by Danmarks Radio (DR) [dk] on June 7,  2006, duration approx. 20 minutes.'),
('26108',' Recent DVD release by MGM features some additional shots of nudity: '),
('26109',' When Adrienne Barbeau takes a bath in the swamp you could only see a side   shot of her breast. Now you can see some extra seconds of full'),
('26110','on breast   shots. '),
('26111',' At the beginning of the party scene (Brunos big comeuppance) two dancing   gypsy women taking off their clothes. This footage was not included in   previous video and laserdisc releases.'),
('26112',' The August 2005 DVD version includes the scene of the frontal view of  Andrienne Barbeaus breasts. It does not include the scene of the dancing  gypsies that remove their clothing.'),
('26113',' The Swedish censors made 3 cuts: '),
('26114',' 1) Man seduces woman in front of his girlfriend. '),
('26115',' 2) The punishment of the girl. '),
('26116',' 3) The punishment of the girl.'),
('26117',' The UK "12" certificate video release is the 155m version of this film (also  shown on US TV) which was released in cinemas at 116m (with a "PG"  certificate).  Some of the additional footage is as follows: '),
('26118',' more of the 3 way courtship between DeHavilland, Johnson & MacMurray '),
('26119',' a hilarious scene in which the military inspect the attacked picnic site and   Michael Caine comments on the bees biting abilities '),
('26120',' several additional scenes of Caine and Katharine Ross driving back and forth   between the military bunker and the town and chatting about developments as   they do '),
('26121',' the death scene of the little boy whose parents were killed and who   subsequently firebombed the swarm '),
('26122',' in the short version he is in hospital   and you assume hes survived although hes not seen again.  he has a relapse   and dies in the long version. '),
('26123',' various extra footage of Caine and Ross going to the HQ in Houston '),
('26124',' when Henry Fonda is killed there is an additional shot of a huge   superimposed bee which he sees at the moment of death '),
('26125',' an additional subplot near the end of the film in which Ross has a relapse   and nearly dies from her earlier bee sting.  This is why shes lying in a   bed when Caine rescues her from the burning building.  This sub'),
('26126','plot has   several short scenes including one when Bradford Dillman and Richard Widmark   see Caine praying by her bed '),
('26127',' once he sees that Caine believes in God   Widmark knows hes a good chap and instructs Dillman to "Close that dossier"   (the dossier has been constantly referred to by Widmark but was left as an   unresolved plot hole in the theatrical cut).'),
('26128',' DVD and laserdisc release includes 40 minutes of footage not included on the  theatrical release.'),
('26129',' The home video and DVD releases are extended by 40 minutes, making the films  running time 156 minutes.'),
('26130',' Under the title, "The Amorous Sex", "Sweetbeat" has added scenes of strippers  with pasties, and a single topless scene presented to adult audiences by  William Mishkin.'),
('26131',' Laserdisc version contains an alternative ending. After Oscar leaves Charity,  he starts to go crazy in his apartment. He then realizes that despite  Charitys faults, he really cant live without her. He finds Charity on the  bridge in Central Park and, thinking shes going to jump, falls into the  river. Charity jumps in after Oscar and forgives him. The two then walk off  together, soaking wet, through the park. Bob Fosse (qv)  thought this  ending was too corny, and decided to use the depressing, yet more  inspirational, ending for the films major release.'),
('26132',' Also cut from the television prints (at least on the 16mm collectors prints  that are floating around) are the second of the three dance sequences in The  Aloof, the majority of the vocals from "Better Than This" (the number starts  with Charity going Me too! Me too!), the overture, part of the dance  sequence of If They Could See Me Now, a portion of the elevator scene, the  interval cue card, the entracte music, and the exit music.'),
('26133',' On its release to what were then called "neighborhood theatres" (i.e.,  theatres that showed films that had ended their first runs), the films  running time was shortened by trimming or eliminating several scenes.  In the  shortened version, the montage between the dance hall dressing room scene and  the sidewalk scene where Charity sees Vittorio was cut; the dance section of  "Im a Brass Band" was shortened; "I Love to Cry at Weddings" faded out and  ended as Charity and Oscar leave the dance hall; and the scene in the phone  booth at the end of the film (Charity lying to Nickie and Helene about being  with Oscar and the conclusion of "Where Am I Going?") was entirely cut.  For  several years, this was the version that was shown on television.'),
('26134',' The American VHS video release from The Cinema Group runs 120 minutes,  meaning that 30 minutes was cut from the films original length of 150  minutes.'),
('26135',' Cut down to 82 minutes'),
('26136',' In the UK, the film was cut by 2 seconds to get a "PG" for cinema release.  The video, rated "15", is uncut.'),
('26137',' In order to get a PG'),
('26138','13 instead of a R the scene where Keanu Reeves and  Charlize Theron are in a bathtub together and some dialogue had to be  edited/changed (you dont see how his head goes under water and that she  laughs).'),
('26139',' Originally rated "X" by the MPAA, film was edited and re'),
('26140','rated "R".'),
('26141',' The Region 2 DVD release from BFI Video has the opening sex sequences  removed. A notice at the beginning of the DVD explains that the scenes were  censored "in order to comply with UK law (the Protection of Children Act  1978)," which is ironic because the sex scene with Mario Van Peebles (qv)  was faked, as stated in the film  _How to Get the Mans Foot Outta Your Ass (2003)_ (qv) (aka "Baadasssss!").'),
('26142',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('26143',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('26144',' The scene where Roger tells Peter about cheap prostitutes in Costa Rica was  cut from all theater versions in that country. The DVD version however, shows  the complete sequence.'),
('26145',' Several scenes that were shown in the previews were cut from the film  (portions of some of these scenes can still be seen during the end credits  blooper reel despite not being shown in the actual film) including: '),
('26146',' Christina, in one car, notices Peter in another car and yells out "You!".   When he sees her he forgets that the car door window is up and hits his head   on it when he tries to stick his head out. '),
('26147',' Towards the end when Christina chases after Peter her friends, at her   apartment window, cheer her on telling her to "go get him!". '),
('26148',' Jane says "What happened to my cool confident roommate?" and Courtney   answers "It was all a facade".'),
('26149',' A song and dance sequence entitled "The Penis Song" was originally part of  the cut screened for test audiences, but the reaction caused them to delete  it from the final US theatrical cut. It was however included in the European  version. The song itself is based on the song Im Too Sexy by British Band  Right Said Fred. The lyrics have since been changed however and now refer  to how the central characters lie to their lovers about Penis length. Lyrics  include "Youre to big to fit in there (referring to all female orifices)  accompanied by similar descriptive phrases and exclamations. The scene  quickly evolves into a large song and dance piece including waiting staff  as backing dances and an elderly lady as lead vocalist.'),
('26150',' Released on DVD in the US in both R'),
('26151','rated and Unrated versions. The unrated  version includes "The Penis Song" music number originally dropped from the  theatrical release.'),
('26152',' Also in the Unrated version of the DVD, the opening with interviews about  Christina is longer with multiple ex'),
('26153','boyfriends.'),
('26154',' Despite being cut from the R'),
('26155','rated US theatrical release, "The Penis Song" is  included in the Australian MA'),
('26156','rated theatrical and DVD releases.'),
('26157',' According to the BBFC the film was re'),
('26158','edited by UK distributor Icon.	The new  version runs ca. 40 sec. shorter but has the same rating (12A).'),
('26159',' The U.S. release is available in two forms: the unrated version and the "R"  rated version. The unrated version contains full frontal nudity which was  edited out of the "R" rated version to avoid an "NC'),
('26160','17" rating.'),
('26161',' A&E cuts out the part of the sex performer doing tricks with her vagina  (including the banana hitting the wall, which Gray alludes to early in the  act.) In addition, the scene uses different close'),
('26162','ups, and ends with "boobly  oobly."'),
('26163',' When Swimsuit hit syndication years ago, the song during the workout montage  had been altered. Oringally, "It Aint The Meat (Its The Motion)" by  Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes was used. It was replaced by an unknown  techno hip'),
('26164','hop song.'),
('26165',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('26166',' Italian theatrical and video release omit a scene set in Las Vegas in the  trailer park, where Trent tells the girl the story about his audition for the  role of "brother".'),
('26167',' One scene was removed by the director from the 2 disc Korean special edition  DVD: whilst running away with Hee, Park murders a Police Officer by spike  through the heart. This cut was made because the murder did not make any  sense during the scene before and immediately after. It is included in the  deleted scenes section on the second disc.'),
('26168',' For non'),
('26169','Korean versions, a text narrative is added at the beginning of the  film, explaining the political climate between the two Koreas.'),
('26170',' Also exists in a version running 108 minutes (15 minutes longer than the  generally available print).  This 108'),
('26171','minute version was shown at a classic  film festival in the United States in the late'),
('26172','1990s/early'),
('26173','2000s.'),
('26174',' There is a much longer version of the film shot in its original widescreen  format not seen since its first screening was to be the released on DVD. This  did not materialize and probably not be seen again.'),
('26175',' DVD features 2 additional alternate endings: Ginger and Shear kept the money  for themselves; Stanley donates all but $500 of the money to charity before  Ginger gets to the bank in Monte Carlo.'),
('26176',' Alternate television takes were shot for the scene with Ginger at the pool  (she wears a bikini) and where Stanley hacks into the main frame of the  Departement of Defense (Helga is not there).'),
('26177',' Malaysian version censors out Rothrocks nude scene.'),
('26178',' The original TV'),
('26179','version ran two nights for a total of four hours (198 minutes  minus the commercials). Most video copies are pared down in length, one  running 122 minutes and another "expanded" to 132 minutes. Both these  versions are missing key scenes such as: '),
('26180',' The introduction of of the alternate personality "Vanessa" '),
('26181',' Sybils first date with Richard '),
('26182',' Her recollection of her childhood sweetheart. '),
('26183',' Sybil dissociating into the personality of an infant, leading to Dr.   Wilburs memorable statements "My god Sybil, what did that monster do to   you? What happened in the green kitchen?" '),
('26184',' Dr. Wilbur confronting Willard Dorsett over him having left his daughter in   the care of such an obvious and dangerously disturbed woman as Hattie '),
('26185',' Sybils two male personalities arguing with Dr. Wilbur about them being able   to father children '),
('26186',' Sybil finally confronting and learning to accept all of her personalities   while under hypnosis'),
('26187',' The film was restored by the Museum of Modern Art Dept. of Film and Video,  and Turner Classic Movies, in co'),
('26188','operation with the Oscar Micheaux Society.   The only surviving print was in the collection of the Cinémathetique Royale  in Belgium with French and Flemish intertitles. These were translated back  into English by Charles Musser (© 1996 by him) and a percussion music score  by Max Roach was added. Missing scenes were summarized by intertitles. The  running time is 59 minutes.'),
('26189',' Jean'),
('26190','Luc Godard (qv)s original directors cut (titled "One Plus One") runs  approximately 110 minutes and consists largely of additional footage of the  black power militants. The films producers were dissatisfied with this cut  and deleted 11 minutes, changed the title to "Sympathy for the Devil" to  underscore the Stones connection, and added the final version of the title  song to the films soundtrack, over a freeze'),
('26191','frame of the last shot. These  changes were all made without Godards knowledge; when he finally saw them at  the films London Film Festival premiere, he allgedly went berserk and  physically attacked one of the producers.'),
('26192',' Commercially released version was cut to 60mins'),
('26193',' When shown on The Disney Channel or Toon Disney during hours when children  might be watching, a scene in which Mickey Mouse plants the barrel of a large  revolver between Donald Ducks eyes to stop him from leaving is deleted.'),
('26194',' Reissue prints contain a redone main title that eliminates distributor RKOs  reference, and an alternate title card set against a background of notes,  whereas the original version had the title card set against a background of a  silouette of Mickey conducting.'),
('26195',' Early drafts of Gabe and Lian were of having Gabe with buzz'),
('26196','cut army style  haircut, and Lian with short red hair. These drafts however evolved into Gabe  and Lian as we know them now and can be seen as a secret code on _Syphon  Filter 2_ (2000) (qv).'),
('26197',' Scenes were cut from the final game, possibly for timing. These scenes can be  retrived by completing the first disk on hard mode. The following scenes  include: '),
('26198',' The Chinese general demanding his shipment of the Syphon Filter virus.   Archers Blackhawk helecopter swooping low over Gabe on the train. Teresa   and Gabe trying to start up their shot'),
('26199','up van in Moscow, where Gabe gets out   to push. '),
('26200',' A bag lady pushing a shopping cart across the street in New York, only to   have it smashed by Mara Aramovs speeding limo.'),
('26201',' Despite the ultra'),
('26202','fake special effects the 1993 UK video release had 1m 20s  of violence removed by the BBFC, owing to the films inclusion on the original  DPP list of video nasties. The later Vipco DVD release is the same cut print.'),
('26203',' Dutch DVD is cut and at the gore scenes the picture goes from light to dark.  The last available German censored master was used.'),
('26204',' The original UK pre'),
('26205','cert video on the Inter'),
('26206','Light label was fully uncut.'),
('26207',' The Japanese video tape contains much more gore than the banned German video  versions, although its not absolutely complete. For example, during the  murder with the large saw there are more close'),
('26208','ups and bloody details in the  Japanese version but the German version offers some other (but not that gory)  pictures.'),
('26209',' Used as the first half of the US version,  _Atomic Rulers of the World (1964)_ (qv).'),
('26210',' Used as the first half of the US version, _Attack from Space (1964)_ (qv).'),
('26211',' Used as part of the US version, EVIL BRAIN FROM OUTER SPACE.'),
('26212',' Used as the second half of the US version, ATTACK FROM SPACE.'),
('26213',' The Super Mario Bros. 2 that North Americans know is not the same Super Mario  Bros. 2 released in Japan. The Japanese SMB2 was very similar to the  original, not to mention very difficult, and Nintendo was concerned that  these two factors would prevent the game from selling well in America. They  therefore repackaged a game called Doki Doki Panic by giving it a few Mario  elements and released it as Super Mario Bros. 2 in America (this is why the  American SMB2 is so different from any other Mario game). Further  complicating matters, the American SMB2 was released in Japan for the Famicom  Disk System as "Super Mario USA." This is where the alternate versions of  Super Mario All'),
('26214','Stars come in: The American version lists the games as Super  Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Super Mario: The  Lost Levels. "The Lost Levels" is actually the Japanese SMB2. Obviously the  titles are different in Japan ("SMB2" is "SMUSA" and "SM:TLL" is "SMB2").'),
('26215',' Later re'),
('26216','released with Super Mario World under the title "Super Mario  All'),
('26217','Stars + Super Mario World."'),
('26218',' The film was re'),
('26219','released without the Beach Boys segment.'),
('26220',' Vincent Price narration added for American release. Video has different  narration.'),
('26221',' Also released in a directors cut running 148min.8min longer than the US and  original version'),
('26222',' A speech by Hitler is lacking from the nitrate print found in the USA in the  1970s, and it is this incomplete version that is found on the DVD Short  Cinema Journal 8: Vision.  The speech can be found in a version held in  Germany.'),
('26223',' Various heavily cut versions have been around for years. Some "lost" footage  was found and reinserted for the release of a complete (104 minutes) restored  version in 1984.'),
('26224',' Tai Seng English language videos, subtitled or dubbed, have new translations  from theatrical release with humor being more evident.'),
('26225',' The U.S. version is essentially the same as the Hong Kong version, sans one  scene where the monks in the Shaolin temple are all seen sleeping while  standing on their heads.'),
('26226',' Also missing from the U.S. version is a scene where Rev. Ling tries to put  Junbao to sleep, while hes insane.'),
('26227',' Original cut lasted 20 minutes, featured the entire conversation between  Master Haley and Max and between Max and Julie.  The cut sent to Phoenix was  17 minutes and only had parts of these conversations only in flashback. A new  ending was filmed in March of 2002 before the films screening at the Miami  Childrens Museum.'),
('26228',' Originally filmed as a silent movie with Japanese intertitles; an unceasing  voiceover narration in Japanese has been added later.'),
('26229',' The British video release was cut by four minutes and nine seconds.'),
('26230',' Available in both its R'),
('26231','rated theatrical version (103 min.) and in an unrated  directors cut (109 min.).'),
('26232',' VCX Video version retains a rape scene that has been cut from Night Games  Video version'),
('26233',' In the VCX version, the close up of Daniel Fitzgeralds throat being slashed  is cut. Some minimal dialogue and music edits have also been made.'),
('26234',' The original cut was 72 minutes.'),
('26235',' The 88 minute US version is missing about 30 minutes of footage that exist in  the international version.'),
('26236',' The original UK theatrical release was cut by the BBFC as follows: '),
('26237',' in story 3 the closing pan shot finishing on a close'),
('26238','up of the still beating   severed heart was eliminated and the previous close'),
('26239','up of the heart was   slightly abridged. '),
('26240',' In story 4 a shot of Richard Greenes exposed intestines was removed. Uncut   prints of the film have subsequently turned up both on pay TV in the USA and   on UK TV.'),
('26241',' a version of Tales From The Crypt played on the fox movie channel when during  the three wishes sequence, a mans intestines are shown while his wife chops  him up with a sword.'),
('26242',' In order to receive an "X" rating from the BBFC, a scene showing a mans  exposed intestines was cut. The 1988 video version, rated "18", also features  this cut. The uncut version has occasionally appeared on television.'),
('26243',' In the Sci'),
('26244','Fi channel version, the scene where Uncle Willy is tricked by the  Collector was altered so that the girls in the scene would be wearing bikini  tops.'),
('26245',' In Germany the uncut version was shown in cinemas, but the video was  withdrawn by the distributor to avoid confiscation by the authorities.  A cut  version of the movie has been shown on TV.'),
('26246',' The original version "Naticia Jackson" was part of the series "Tales from the  Hollywood Hills" and runs 56 minutes. The home video edition called "Power,  Passion and Murders" combined two episodes of the series, the other episode  is "A Table at Ciros". The problem is, that they inter'),
('26247','cut both stories  instead to show just one after the other, which is pretty confusing. Try to  watch the original.'),
('26248',' The complete 138'),
('26249','minute version was available in 16mm black and white early  television prints.  The complete 138'),
('26250','minute version was also available in  16mm Kodachrome (color) rental prints.  The complete 138'),
('26251','minute soundtrack  was available for many years on LP (London Records).'),
('26252',' Some scenes featuring W.C. Fields were filmed but cut from the movie before  release. The US video version restores this unseen footage.  In this 9 minute  sequence, Phil Silvers and Marcel Dalio played the Santelli Brothers who  owned the used clothing store where Fields bought the dinner jacket. Margaret  Dumont played a wealthy woman who hired Fields to give a lecture on the evils  of alcohol.'),
('26253',' The SNES version has a blue and pink outfit for the two healers, instead of  the correct white one. All other instances of the outfit, including in a  illustration in the intro of the same version, have the correct outfit. It is  unknown why.'),
('26254',' The GBA version has these major differences '),
('26255',' '),
('26256',' PSX'),
('26257','style status screens'),
('26258',' The Cooking sub'),
('26259','quest '),
('26260',' All the characters have got the correct look. '),
('26261',' Cless can jump to attack, instead of needing to aim at flying enemies. '),
('26262',' A much more relaxed encounter rate. (The SNES version had a encounter every   few seconds at times.) '),
('26263',' Slightly altered enemy statistics and player attack power, to make up for   the lower encounter rate. '),
('26264',' Most of the cast was rerecorded.'),
('26265',' The PSX version has these extra differences '),
('26266',' '),
('26267',' New intro and credits sequences, taking advantage of the better graphics   engine. '),
('26268',' Some effects are rendered using 3'),
('26269','D. '),
('26270',' The map is in 3'),
('26271','D and includes the Tales Press SELECT for a conversation   button. '),
('26272',' Some music has been rearranged. '),
('26273',' Some missions have been altered. '),
('26274',' Some locations have been remapped for ease of use. '),
('26275',' Sprite graphics are larger and more detailed during battle. '),
('26276',' There are a lot more vocals during story scenes.'),
('26277',' The film is a compilation of several episodes of TV series "Tales of Robin  Hood"'),
('26278',' Reedited version of _Talk Dirty to Me, Part III (1984) (V)_ (qv), with Traci  Lords scenes edited out.'),
('26279',' When revelations about Traci Lords age became known, Dreamland withdrew the  movie. Rather than being stuck with a title they couldnt make money on, they  decided to go back and re'),
('26280','edit the movie. However, Lords was a LARGE part of  the story, appearing in many scenes. All of her scenes were either edited or  replaced with footage with a much older actress, Lisa DeLeeuw, playing  Tracis role. Unfortunately, the original movie was shot on film, and all the  replacement scenes were shot on videotape, making the glaring differences all  the more obvious. The re'),
('26281','edited version was issued as "The All New Talk Dirty  to Me Part III" and sported a different box cover, with Ginger Lynn depicted  as a Mermaid rather than Traci Lords, who was on the original box.'),
('26282',' The AMC television showing of this film omits the actual moment, shown in the  complete version, in which Ronald Colman (qv) is actually informed of his  Supreme Court appointment.'),
('26283',' The American video release contains dubbed replacements of much British   slang.'),
('26284',' The UK TV version contains some re'),
('26285','filmed scenes.  For example, when Dexter  is auditioning for the Berkoff play, everybody says "Sod off" on TV (as  opposed to "F*ck off" in the theatrical version).'),
('26286',' The American DVD release is different to the original British version.  Several scenes are missing or shortened on the DVD. This includes the scene  in which Goldblum is sitting in his agents office watching other actors  reading for great new plays and films, while he is offered a "shake and vac"  commercial. Also inexplicably cut from the DVD release is the cameo  appearance by Graham "Suggs" McPherson (from "Madness") during the "It Must  Be Love" sequence.'),
('26287',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('26288',' Two different companies have released a colorized version on video, Nova  Entertainment and Turner Home Entertainement.'),
('26289',' In the DVD version of the film the scene where young Ricky steals his  mothers station wagon (as seen in the theatrical version) is missing.'),
('26290',' The "Unrated and Uncut!" DVD version of the film is missing the scene where  Ricky recruits his former pit crew from a car wash.'),
('26291',' 5×50min TV'),
('26292','series includes some extra scenes not shown in the original  theatre release.'),
('26293',' A newly recut version of this movie has been released. This movie wasnt  originally conceived as a horror film. It was altered by American  International after they got the rights to it. The new version has restored  the original vision that Roddy Mcdowall had for the film.'),
('26294',' Re'),
('26295','released in 1968 by Mary Pickford, with a new musical soundtrack and some  of the voices re'),
('26296','dubbed by Matty Kemp. It is this version that is usually  shown.'),
('26297',' Two versions of this video were distributed. The version commonly available  edits out the depiction of a controversial sexual activity.'),
('26298',' Filmed simultaneously in German language version Hoheit tanzt Walzer (1935)  and French language version Valse éternelle (1935) all with different casts.'),
('26299',' The English dubbed version and the Mandarin language version are almost two  completely different films. The Mandarin cut is about 90 minutes and ends  with the hero and the villain being arrested. The English dubbed cut is 115  minutes, features far more fight footage, additional "darker" footage of the  heros more villainous ways, and alternate sequences including the original  ending in which the hero dies in the final battle along with the villain.'),
('26300',' In the new 2005 DVD release the extended death of the boss is restored. Also  of note the above mentioned 5 second deleted scene is omitted.'),
('26301',' In the Cantonese version, not only is Pink Floyds "Time" used in several  scenes, but in the scene where Hsiu Chien and Ah Pei leave Hsiao Mis  mansion, the music becomes a mix of both "Time" and Pink Floyds earlier  work, "The Grand Viziers Garden Party (Entertainment)".'),
('26302',' The Italian theatrical release, under the name of "Il Furore Della Cina  Colpisce Ancora", has somewhat of a "hybrid" music score. The majority of the  music is actually from Peter Thomass English dubbed score, however, a lot of  the Thomas tracks are extended from what was originally heard in the English  dubbed versions. For example, in the American version, when Cheng is sitting  by the river before the finale, the music cue does not begin until he runs  from the river to Mis mansion. However, in the Italian version, an  additional portion of the music begins playing when it first cuts to the  close up of Cheng sitting by the river and then syncs back up when he runs  off. Aside from the extended Peter Thomas music cues, there are a couple of  instances when Wang Fu Lings original Mandarin score plays. The most notable  is when Cheng kills Mi. While it does not show his fingers in Mis chest, it  uses the alternate shot from the American version. However, this also means  this is currently the only version available that has the audio from the  uncut Mandarin version for this shot. As of now, the only version of this  that has been released outside of theaters has been a PAL video release by  Futurama video.'),
('26303',' In the Hong Kong version, the scene where Cheng Chao'),
('26304','On stabs the "Big Boss"  with his own fingers is much more explicit. Instead of the two staring at  each other with mean glares, the camera is shown at the bottom of the boss  torso showing blood running down from beneath his shirt and down on his  pants. The camera then pans up showing the knife that Cheng kicked at the  boss sticking out of the boss chest. We then see Chengs fingers puncturing  the ribcage of the boss. Finally, the camera shows the two giving the mean  glares. This scene was cut from the American version because it would have  been released with an X rating. Also, when this scene was cut, it confused  people about what did Cheng do after he kicked the knife and ran towards the  Boss. The only thing that gave a clue was the puncturing sound effect when  Cheng stopped.'),
('26305',' In the 20TH Century Fox Selections , and "Master Collection" versions of  "Fists of Fury", there is a short 5'),
('26306','second deleted scene in the middle of the  film. This scene takes place right after the scene when cousins Wong and Chan  are "silenced". In the scene, Cheng, Hsu, and the other 4 cousins run to the  ice factory to see if Wong and Chan have returned. It originally cuts to  showing Hsu Chien asking the other workers if the two cousins have returned  yet. Now we actually see them run through the entrance of the factory. This  scene was cut possibly because of bad quality.'),
('26307',' The infamous "saw in the head" scene in which Bruce Lee visibly slams a  handsaw into a villains head has been rumored to have appeared in the first  releases of the Mexican and German prints. But when released on video, the  scene was expurgated. Even a Mexican lobby card showed the near non'),
('26308','existent  scene in full color.  '),
('26309','It has been rumored that the Middle Eastern prints of the film have all  deleted footage mentioned above with the exception of the "saw'),
('26310','in'),
('26311',' the'),
('26312','head"  scene.'),
('26313',' On the British DVD version there is a feature'),
('26314','length commentary that states  that the "handsaw'),
('26315','in'),
('26316','the'),
('26317','head scene" was included in the final cut of the  Hong Kong version of the film, but the censors ordered it removed along with  an extended scene of Bruce seeing the severed body parts in the ice and the  family murdered. At the time the film was made, archiving footage was  difficult and expensive, so the scenes do not exist any more.'),
('26318',' When also been released on DVD by Front Row entertainment, the film is shows  the rarely seen brief shot of Bruce Lees character and others rushing to  the ice factory after the first two of the relatives had been "silenced".'),
('26319',' An "unofficial" DVD release has begun to circulate the Internet entitled "The  Big Boss: REDUX". While it does not feature any of the aforementioned deleted  scene, there are other additions: '),
('26320',' Completely new music track using scores from various films such as 28 Days   Later, Mortal Kombat, The One, and Highlander: Endgame. '),
('26321',' Title cards in between each day in the film, such as "Day 1: The Beginning",   "Day 2: The First Day", etc. '),
('26322',' It is also the first version of the film to feature a "hybrid language   track" in which all of Chengs dialog is dubbed in proper Cantonese (which   Bruce Lee spoke on the set) while the other characters are dubbed in proper   Mandarin (which all the other Chinese actors spoke on the set). This is the   most synced version of the film, with only the Thai actors remaining   slightly out of sync.'),
('26323',' There are four main music scores for this film, every cut varying with a  different score. The first score was made for the 1971 Mandarin dub by Wang  Fu'),
('26324','Ling and was also going to be used in the first English dub as well as all  European language dubs (French, Spanish, etc). The second score was made  especially for the re'),
('26325','dubbed English print in the U.K. and the U.S. by German  musician Peter Thomas. The third score was about the same as the second, but  had additional music created by Joseph Koo especially for the Japanese print.  The fourth (and supposedly final) score was comprised of music that was made  for the Japanese print, Golden Harvest stock music, and a couple of Pink  Floyd tracks. This fourth score was arranged especially for the 1980s  Cantonese dub.'),
('26326',' It is said that the fully uncut version was shown in London, England in 1979,  which was approximately 105 to 110 minutes long. This means, about 5 to 10  minutes of additional footage was shown. Footage included: '),
('26327',' Longer fight between Cheng Chao'),
('26328','An (Bruce Lee)/Hsiu Chien (James Tien)   against the casino bouncers, in which the bouncers try to run the two over   with a burning cart of coals. '),
('26329',' A scene of dialog with Hsiu bragging about the above fight to the other   cousins once theyve returned home. '),
('26330',' A scene with Chiao Mei (Maria Yi) seeing Cheng and their uncle off before   going back to the ferry dock with a couple of small glasses of tea. '),
('26331',' A scene of dialog between Bruce Lee and Nora Miao after Bruce sees his uncle   off at the ferry docks. '),
('26332',' Longer and more graphic scene of the first two cousins deaths via large   circular saws. '),
('26333',' Longer fight between Hsiu and Hsiao Chiun (Tony Liu) featuring a shot of   Hsiu with blood literally squirting out of his head due to a knife attack. '),
('26334',' More bodies shown in the ice blocks when Bruce is "investigating" at the ice   factory. '),
('26335',' Slightly extended scene with Cheng finding his cousins murdered. '),
('26336',' Additional shots of the murdered cousins superimposed over the river as   Cheng contemplates what to do next. '),
('26337',' After Cheng throws his last possessions into the riverside, he screams in   Mandarin three times (with Bruce Lee being dubbed since he was actually   speaking Cantonese), "Ill get revenge" while shaking his fist. It is   noticeable, before he runs to the boss mansion, that he can been seen him   holding his fist up in the air in the regular cut. '),
('26338',' Between the time Cheng runs from the river to the boss mansion, he stops at   the brothel one last time. He picks a girl (who is actually visible in the   background the previous time Cheng visits the brothel), pays for her, and   they go to her room. They both completely strip down, and the scene fades   out. When it fades back in, Cheng is completely clothed again, while the   girl is still asleep. While shes sleeping, Cheng takes out his remaining   money, and lays it down on her stomach, even though he already paid to be   with her. He does this since he realizes that he will not need it anymore if   he dies. He also then sees a bag of prawn crackers and decides to take them   as a "last meal". This explains why he has the crackers when he shows up at   the boss mansion. This scene, with Cheng at the brothel, was supposed to   explain that if he knew he was going to die while trying to seek revenge, he   might as well have his last desires with this girl, and eat the crackers as   his last supper. However, many people wouldve thought of Cheng as "Ill get   revenge...after I have some sex." They may not have understood the message   trying to be sent across, so the scene was cut, only to be in this version   as well as the version that premiered in Hong Kong. '),
('26339',' A second "blood tasting" shot, in which Cheng tastes the blood from his   stomach when hes been cut with a knife by The Boss. This was most likely   trimmed as not to seem repetitive after a similar shot the night before. In   current prints, the scene is re'),
('26340','edited by cutting out the blood tasting   portion of the scene and replacing with the first part of the dollying back   shot of The Boss. It is most likely that the shot played out with Cheng   ripping off the remnants of his shirt, tasting his blood, and then having   the look of anger on his face. After this, the entire dollying shot of The   Boss about to attack Cheng would be shown. '),
('26341',' The extended death scene of the boss, which is only partially shown in   different parts in different cuts. The Hong Kong version shows the   "aftermath" in which blood is shown running down The Boss pant legs and   Chengs fingers visibly buried in The Boss chest. However, once the camera   has fully panned up and the two begin to rotate around one another, the   scene cuts to a wide shot of the two. The censored versions, however, show   the second half of the original scene, cutting out the explicit footage of   what Cheng did to The Boss, but replacing it with the full shot of the two   of them slowly walking around one another. No current wide'),
('26342','release print   shows the scene in its entirety, but the two halves of this full scene do   exist separately. 90% of the above mentioned scenes have some type of solid   proof to back up their existence, whether it be through old first release   movie trailers (the scene with Hsiu bragging about the fight, additional   Nora Miao scene, Hsius "battle damage", more bodies in ice, final brothel   scene) or still photos (extended fight with casino bouncers, Chiao Mei   seeing off Cheng and Uncle, Cheng vowing revenge by the river). However, a   couple of scenes are only known through people who saw the extended print,   either in 1979, or through private collectors, such as the extended scene of   the two cousins being cut up by the circular saws.'),
('26343',' In the Japanese Print, there are several revisions: '),
('26344',' The film is dubbed in English. '),
('26345',' The soundtrack is a mix between the English dubbed version, the Hong Kong   re'),
('26346','release version and music made especially for the Japanese print. While   this cut came out before the re'),
('26347','release in Hong Kong, it is most likely that   veteran Golden Harvest composer Joseph Koo was called in to create new music   tracks for the Japanese version, which would later be reused in the   Cantonese re'),
('26348','release. '),
('26349',' Instead of playing the end of the theme song for the ending like in the U.S.   version, the song "To Be A Man" is performed by James Wong and instrumentals   by Joseph Koo.'),
('26350',' A rare Directors Cut is rumored to exist, with new material including: '),
('26351',' Additional scenes of dialog including more with Nora Miao. '),
('26352',' An additional bedroom scene cut due to the fact that it was too out of place   for a martial arts film. '),
('26353',' More blood and gore in some of the fight scenes to the death including the   scene where Bruce Lee slams a saw into a villains head.'),
('26354',' In the 1980s Hong Kong re'),
('26355','release of "The Big Boss" there are a couple of  revisions: '),
('26356',' A completely new music score arranged by Joseph Koo, which also features   tracks by Pink Floyd and King Crimson. '),
('26357',' All of Bruce Lees fighting yells were dubbed over the original dubbing   voice actors fighting yells.'),
('26358',' For its original UK cinema release, Warner cut 43 seconds from Tango & Cash  so that it would receive a 15, rather than an 18, certificate from the BBFC.  The full version was released on rental and sell'),
('26359','through video, with an 18  certificate.  For the recent DVD release, however, the cut 15'),
('26360','rated release  was used.'),
('26361',' TV version contains different camera angles for the scene when Tango and Cash  are interrogating Ponytail on top of the building.'),
('26362',' The uncut version features Requin (Ponytail) calling Cash a "fucking wanker"  after Cashs outburst in the prison where he refers to Requin as a "Limey  Immigrant jerk'),
('26363','off"'),
('26364',' German version was cut by around two minutes to secure a "Not under 16"  rating. Uncut version has a "Not under 18" rating and is currently available  only on VHS.'),
('26365',' Originally filmed as a silent movie and sound was added later. In the sound  version, some night scenes, originally shot at 18 images per second, run too  fast.'),
('26366',' One TV version contains an extra scene after the opening credits showing  several alien craft flying out from the side of the moon.This scene looks  very much like it comes from another sci'),
('26367','fi movie of the time as it is very  badly edited in to the movie.This scene is not on the DVD.'),
('26368',' Some prints begin with a caption about gun'),
('26369','control, added after Robert  Kennedys assassination.'),
('26370',' To secure a "U" rating in Germany two scenes were altered: '),
('26371',' the fight between Tarzan and Sabor was shortened '),
('26372',' you dont see how Clayton hits Tarzan with the rifle'),
('26373',' Maureen OSullivans costume in this film was so brief that during a swimming  scene, one of her breasts was exposed. This scene was included in an early  edit of the film, but it was cut to appease censors.'),
('26374',' Although original cinema versions were intact the 2002 DVD release was cut by  12 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of lions being genuinely tripped to  simulate a shooting and a spear killing. The 2005 release features the  extended version and these scenes were pre'),
('26375','cut before submission.'),
('26376',' Older television prints of "Tarzan and His Mate" run 93 minutes.  Among the  deleted segments are the nude swimming scene, some brief footage of  bare'),
('26377','breasted natives, and some of the more graphic violence.'),
('26378',' CENSORSHIP CHANGES: '),
('26379',' 1. The Hays Office insisted on cuts of 11 minutes of nude swimming (a fully   nude Josephine McKim played Jane). This had some public showings, before... '),
('26380',' 2. The New York censors cut a further scene involving male nudity. '),
('26381',' This was the version that eventually went on general release. '),
('26382',' RESTORED VERSIONS: Ted Turner had the cut scenes restored when a full   positive was found when he took over MGM. '),
('26383',' This is the 116 min. version that is available on VHS.'),
('26384',' Original version, titled The Capture of Tarzan, was shown to preview  audiences in 1935. The film was heavily criticized for scenes of gruesome  violence. So strong was the negative reaction that the studio ordered much of  the film re'),
('26385','shot. Original director Jim McKay was fired when he refused to do  this. The re'),
('26386','edited version was retitled Tarzan Escapes.'),
('26387',' Although the cinema version was intact all UK DVD versions are cut by 26 secs  by the BBFC to remove shots of a roped leopard being tormented by natives and  the genuine tripping of a lion after it has been shot by a hunter.'),
('26388',' The alternate version had various working titles: Tarzan Returns, Tarzan and  the Vampires, Tarzan, and finally, The Capture of Tarzan. The story about the  preview audiences for The Capture of Tarzan may not be true '),
('26389',' Rudy Behlmer  (an authority on the Tarzan pics) feels that it may not have happened and I  have not come across any primary evidence that it did in contemporary news  stories/reviews '),
('26390',' just a possibly apocryphal story in a secondary source from  the 1960s, which is repeated by another author more recently.'),
('26391',' Originally released as Tarzan in Exile (1939), the film originally ended with  the death of Jane. Protests by fans and Edgar Rice Burroughs forced the  studio to reshoot much of the film so Jane survives.'),
('26392',' Abridged version released by Hollywood Film Enterprises in 1937 with the  title, Tarzan the Boy.'),
('26393',' Colorized version was available... and shown on TNT'),
('26394',' A sound version of the film was produced as well as the silent version; on  this version was heard the first Tarzan yell.'),
('26395',' According to the book "Tarzan of the Movies," an unauthorized Turkish release  of this film years later had a Turkish actors face superimposed over Glenn  Morris in some scenes.'),
('26396',' Original 85 minutes French'),
('26397','language version was cut to 79 minutes to avoid a  X rating in the USA and released with new dialogue rewritten by _"Saturday  Night Live" (1975)_(qv)s scriptwriters and dubbed by that shows stars  John Belushi (qv), Bill Murray (I) (qv) and Christopher Guest (I) (qv).'),
('26398',' Original UK cinema and video versions were cut by the BBFC to edit a staking  scene and a shot of one of the brothel customers. The U.S print ran around 4  minutes longer and included more violence, topless nudity and a snake  charmers exotic dance in the brothel. The complete and restored version was  passed uncut by the BBFC in 2004.'),
('26399',' The British version has nudity ( a couple of topless scenes) and a woman  doing a provocative snake dance; a large consticting snake is draped around  her body, as she is dancing to the mens delight. This takes place when the  three men visit the bordella near the begining of the film. There is also  close'),
('26400','ups of the mens faces with blood around their mouths when dracula has  their offspring kill them.'),
('26401',' The British Version has more footage of Felix played by Russell Hunter  roughly about half of his role has been deleted from the US edition'),
('26402',' The 2004 DVD by Warners is the complete and uncut version running 95m (both  R1 and R2 disks are identical although the latter is time compressed)  containing all of the extra footage described above. All previous VHS  releases in the UK and USA ran only 91m.'),
('26403',' Originally released as Tarzan, il re della forza bruta (1960), this was an  unauthorized Tarzan film. When the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate objected upon  learning of its release, the character was renamed Taur or Thor, and dialogue  within the film was changed to reflect this. Source: "Tarzan of the Movies"  by Gabe Essoe.'),
('26404',' Original UK cinema and video versions suffered a very brief 1 second sound  cut to the scene where Iris unzips Traviss fly in the bedroom. The BBFC  finally restored this cut in 1993.'),
('26405',' When shown on ABC TV and in syndication in the US, it was heavily cut by 15  minutes or more. Many dialogue scenes had obvious jumps because of missing  pieces, the shooting sequence was made short and confusing, and the following  pans down the hallway were removed. This version also had a disclaimer card  added before the end credits.'),
('26406',' When shown on AMC as the 30th Anniversary Restored edition, it was cut  noticeably (but not as heavily as before), and had an extended scene added at  the end. This version had the same running length as the original.'),
('26407',' Some TV prints mute all the profanity and severely edit the final shootout in  the brothel.  Also removed is a point'),
('26408','of'),
('26409','view shot as Travis aims an unloaded  gun out an upper story window when he meets the gun dealer in the hotel room.'),
('26410',' The first Norwegian theatrical release of this movie was cut a few seconds in  the final shootout in the brothel but some years later the movie passed  uncut.'),
('26411',' UK version was edited (1m 43 sec) to secure a 18 rating.'),
('26412',' The original UK release was cut by 1m 43 secs for scenes of genuine gay sex  and an unsimulated golden shower sequence. The cuts were reinstated when the  film was resubmitted to the BBFC in August 2005.'),
('26413',' German DVD release features a longer, remastered directors cut.'),
('26414',' In the UK, the cinema version released in 1989 was cut by 4 minutes and 47  seconds.'),
('26415',' Released (VHS only) in the U.S. in 1994 by Video Treasures as "Tea for the  Tillerman Live: The Best of Cat Stevens" and features a bonus animated short  film made that same year (1971), "Teaser and the Firecat".'),
('26416',' Both unrated and R'),
('26417','rated versions are available in the USA.'),
('26418',' In the trailer there are several scenes not shown in the movie. '),
('26419',' The scene where Leigh Ann tells Mrs. Gold that Mrs. Tingle hates her is in a   different part of the hallway at school. '),
('26420',' After Mrs. Tingle is knocked out the three teens gather around her and   discuss who should give her mouth to mouth '),
('26421',' The trailer shows a scene where Mrs, Tingle tries to stab Luke while he is   tied to the bed '),
('26422',' The original TV comercials showed a scene where Luke let Mrs. Tingles dog   lick a beer bottle. The comercial was then banned and the scene was cut from   the film.'),
('26423',' The credits list Robert Gant as "Professor" but those scenes where deleted.   Robert Gant never appears in the film.'),
('26424',' The Unrated DVD contains several deleted and alternate scenes: '),
('26425',' An alternate take of the scene where Joe and Gary go over the distress   signal outside the tavern. As Gary walks away, Joe tells him that he thinks   Lisa has feelings for him (Gary). '),
('26426',' A deleted section when Gary quits the team. First Spottswoode apologizes for   letting racism cloud his judgment in Cairo. He says racism convinced him the   terrorists must be middle eastern. He then uses a slur to describe Kim Jong   Il and vows never to be racist again. He then expresses his hatred for   Winnie the Pooh to Gary, as he (Spottswoode) believes "that c***sucking bear   killed Jack Kennedy." '),
('26427',' The full fight between Gary and the guards in Kim Jongs main entrance hall,   that is only implied in the final cut. '),
('26428',' In the North Korean prison, Chris, Joe and Sarah get into an argument with   Martin Sheen and Tim Robbins over who the puppets really are. '),
('26429',' A deleted scene/outtake with Trey Parker doing Spotteswoodes voice. After   Gary proves he can be trusted, Spotteswoode calls him gay, causing Parker   and the crew to break out laughing. '),
('26430',' A brief deleted scene of a WMD going off in "Anytown, USA." '),
('26431',' A deleted portion of the F.A.G. meeting where Ben Affleck, sitting next to   Meryl Streep and played by a crew members hand with the arm dressed up,   going on a rant about political "interbreeding" and needing to be taken more   "seriouslyer." '),
('26432',' A deleted British Newscast that takes place after the Cairo mission. The   newscaster announces some world leaders are pissed off at Team America, and   it cuts to quick interviews with the French and Egyptian leaders. '),
('26433',' A deleted scene in which Michael Moore announces he is making an anti'),
('26434','Team   America documentary. He gets a passerby at Mount Rushmore to look into the   camera and say that "Team America killed my mother" and "Team America ate my   baby."'),
('26435',' US version was cut in the "puppet love scene" to receive a R'),
('26436','rating (original  version was rated NC'),
('26437','17) and is to be released unrated on DVD Mai 17th 2005.'),
('26438',' This VHS release of the film is the theatrical release. The DVD version has  the theatrical release and also the original uncut version. The original  uncut version contains an extended puppet sex scene and a lot of other scenes  as well. The special features section has deleted scenes.'),
('26439',' In the Unrated Version, the puppet sex scene is extended. It now contains  shots of Gary performing oral sex on Lisa from behind and two separate shots  of them urinating/defecating on each other, all of which had to be cut to  secure an R'),
('26440','Rating.'),
('26441',' DVD Directors Extended Cut is 142 minutes (theatrical version 121 minutes).'),
('26442',' Original Indian version includes three episodes and runs 171 minutes; the  version released in the USA (retitled "The Two Daughters") features only two  episodes and is 114 minutes long.'),
('26443',' Monihara segment is missing from the international version.'),
('26444',' The television version takes out two scenes and adds two scenes.'),
('26445',' The scenes deleted: '),
('26446',' Stiles is looking for some marijuana in his garage and Scott  confide in him   he is a werewolf. '),
('26447',' Pam tempts Scott to become the wolf by getting him "worked up".'),
('26448',' The scenes added: '),
('26449',' When Scott says his goodbyes to Boof after walking her home, he is all of   the sudden being chased by a pack of dogs. He is saved by the family dog,   Daisy. '),
('26450',' Scott is sitting on the porch with Daisy after coming home from the dance.   He tells his father that hes decided to not become the wolf anymore. His   father tells him he will use it when the time is right.'),
('26451',' The UK video has about 5 seconds cut in the above mentioned marijuana scene,  namely any shot that shows the pack itself.'),
('26452',' The cable TV version includes all four of the alternate scenes.'),
('26453',' Theres another scene of Styles trying to get a keg of beer from another  liquor store.  He explains to Louis that he saw it in a movie onces.	After he  comes out of the store kegless and gets in the car he says it didnt work in  the movie either.'),
('26454',' The NES version differs from the arcade version in that the NES version has  two extra levels (neither of which appear in the arcade version). One level  takes place in the snow (with a humanoid wolf as the level boss) and another  level takes place in a dojo (with a samurai with a naginata as the level  boss).'),
('26455',' The NES version differs from the arcade version in that the NES version has  two extra levels. One level takes place in the snow; the other takes place in  a dojo.'),
('26456',' German version is based on the cut British version. In addition it is heavily  dimmed and cartoon'),
('26457','like sound effects were added to the fight scenes.'),
('26458',' When aired on the USA Network channel, the scene of Shredder in the back of a  garbage truck was edited somewhat. Like in the original version when Casey  pulls the lever, the back door closes and the smashing mechanism begins, next  shows Shredders helmet being flattened, in the USA version, now when Casey  pulls the lever it shows a scene of the turtles and Splinter watching then a  scene of the punks that Casey and Splinter met back at the hideout then cuts  to Shredders helmet being flattened.'),
('26459',' There is an additional scene that was supposed to take place at the end of  the movie in which April and Danny go into the offices at Mirage comics to  pitch a story about teenage mutant ninja turtles. The publisher turns them  away claiming the idea to be too "farfetched" the turtles pop their heads out  of each window corner behind the publisher For some reason this bit made it  into the book adaptation as well as the sticker book (with pictures), but was  left out of the movie.'),
('26460',' The depiction of chainsticks on screen was rarely allowed in the UK, so the  movie was heavily cut or reframed to remove every last trace of them for its  original theatrical exhibition. In 2003 all these cuts were waived by the  BBFC due to changed guidelines.'),
('26461',' In the original theatrical run, there was a scene with the turtles training  on the farm. It had Leonardo taking on the rest of the turtles with his eyes  covered. This was also in the book adaptation, but for some reason it was  taken out of the home video release.'),
('26462',' In the UK theatrical, television and VHS versions, the ban on chain'),
('26463','sticks  caused two scene notable scene trims. The face'),
('26464','off in Aprils apartment in  which Michaelangelo and a member of The Foot perform chain'),
('26465','stick moves in  succession was removed completely, with the fight starting instead with  Donatello diving through the air directly after this sequence. Another  sequence trimmed heavily was the apparent death of Shredder. In the full  length version, Shredder charges at Splinter, who produces a pair of  chain'),
('26466','sticks, wraps them around Shredders staff and hurls him over the edge  of the building. Shredder hands onto his staff which Splinter maintains his  grip on, and Splinter begins a speech, but is interrupted by Shredder,  throwing a scythe at him. Splinter moves to one side, and Shredder looses his  grip on the staff, falling into the garbage truck where he is crushed. This  was heavily trimmed so that it appears Shredder runs at Splinter, who  seemingly trips him up, and Shredder just falls over the edge as Splinter  watches on. The original versions of both scenes were reinstated for the 2004  DVD.'),
('26467',' In the theatrical release, the first fight scene when the turtles first come  in was slightly longer.	On further home video releases, for some strange  reason, it was shortened.'),
('26468',' The depiction of chainsticks on screen was rarely allowed in the UK back in  the early 90s, so the movie was heavily cut or reframed to remove every last  trace of them. However it has since be shown uncut on UK TV and was passed  uncut by the BBFC for its 2002 DVD release.'),
('26469',' In the DVD release, the line, "Help, Leo!" spoken by Michaelangelo as he is  being swung in circles by Rahzar is cut. It is present in the theatrical and  VHS releases.'),
('26470',' The depiction of chainsticks on screen is rarely allowed in the UK, so the  movie was heavily cut or reframed to remove every last trace of them!'),
('26471',' Channel 5 have been known to screen films with scenes that have been cut by  BBFC; this is one of them, notably the opening credits, Michaelangelo uses  his nunchakus several times.'),
('26472',' Released on Sega Genesis under the title "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and  the Hyperstone Heist", and it featured five stages with three parts to them,  there was no time traveling theme, and includes bosses like: Leatherhead in  Stage 1: New York City, Rocksteady in Stage 2: A Mysterious Ghost Ship, Tatsu  in Stage 3: Shredders Hideout, Leatherhead, Rocksteady, Tatsu and Baxter  Stockman in Stage 4: The Gauntlet, Krang and Super Shredder in Stage 5:  Technodrome, the Final Shell Shock. The theme consisted of Shredder obtaining  the Hyperstone from Dimension X and using it to shrink Manhnattan Island and  the Statue of Liberty into miniature models.'),
('26473',' When playing easy mode, Splinter will tell you to challenge the normal mode  when you defeat Shredder. In normal mode, Splinter will tell you to challenge  the hard mode in order to be true ninjas. In the hard mode, it features the  turtles flying the State of Liberty back to its normal place via the Turtle  Blimp, followed by the credits rolling while the turtles wave and smile on  the Blimp, then the cast of game characters roll, then Splinter says you are  now true Ninjas.'),
('26474',' The arcade version of the game featured a song performed by a traveling  Turtles musical show that toured the country previously.'),
('26475',' The hover board level in the Super Nintendo version of the game was re'),
('26476','done  in 3D using Mode'),
('26477','7 effects. In the original arcade game the level was done in  2D and was side scrolling.'),
('26478',' Golden shower scene has been cut from video version.'),
('26479',' Some versions, including the Christy (1975)/Teenage Twins (1976) VHS double  feature, lack a scene that has one of the Young twins masturbating with a  bible.'),
('26480',' The American version cut mostly dialogue, taking out Matchs involvement with  an Internet company. Matchs name is different, from Match Fung to Match  Yeung. Some of the Chinese dialogue is wrongly translated or not translated  at all.'),
('26481',' October 15, 2002 '),
('26482',' A new video version was released under the name "Jackie  Chan Presents: GEN'),
('26483','Y COPS". THe USA DVD version is uncut, but the language  track is English and for the Cantonese dialogue, dubbed in English.'),
('26484',' Anna Williams ending in the Japanese version of the game featured Nina  stealing Annas bikini top at the beach.  The UK and US versions of the game  has a different ending at the beach, as the original ending was thought to be  too provocative.'),
('26485',' Original version of film withdrawn 2 days after release by request of Greek  Army and Ministry of Public Security. Film was released again after  nationality of heroine changed from Greek to Hungarian.'),
('26486',' Reissued in 1991 with added scenes with Savannah.'),
('26487',' Originally recorded in 1996 with Lou Reeds "Perfect Day" on the soundtrack  the film was revisited in 2004 and given the current soundtrack by Amir  Baghiri'),
('26488',' In 2000, Turner Classic Movies presented on TV a version with an orchestral  score by Robert Israel (II) and a running time of 103 minutes.'),
('26489',' Two scenes take place in the apartment shortly before Marys death. In the  first, Blanche takes Jimmy into Jack and Maes bedroom and seduces him. The  second came a few minutes later, after the act has occurred, and both act  groggy, as though sex while high gives you a hangover. Both of these scenes  were often removed because of regional obscenity laws, but they survive today  seemingly intact.'),
('26490',' The scene of Hotfinger toking up in the closet at the restaurant, and Mary  getting lit by Ralph, were censored from some prints.'),
('26491',' The shot of Mary unzipping the back of her dress, plus the close'),
('26492','up dolly'),
('26493','in  shot of her lying on the sofa, was censored from some prints.'),
('26494',' 20th Century Fox DVD release flashes "420" on the screen for a couple of  frames when Billy first enters Mae and Jacks apartment. This is in both the  black'),
('26495','and'),
('26496','white and colorized versions on the disc.'),
('26497',' The UK 1986 video release from SC Video is a very heavily edited version of  the film and only runs 58 minutes. The correct running time for the film is  91 minutes.'),
('26498',' The UK video version was cut by 17 secs by the BBFC to remove a scene where a  lit cigarette is placed into a lizards mouth.'),
('26499',' The US softcore version runs 78 minutes. The softcore version passed by the  British censors in 1981 runs 58 minutes'),
('26500',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('26501','rated and unrated versions.'),
('26502',' In 2005, Turner Entertainment Co. copyrighted a version with a new musical  score composed by Michael Picton (qv). It was first broadcast on Turner  Classic Movies (TCM) on 30 January 2005 and ran 105 minutes.'),
('26503',' There are currently 3 versions of the film: '),
('26504',' (1) the Yolngu languages dialogue version with English subtitles &   narration; '),
('26505',' (2) the Yolngu languages dialogue & storytelling version in Mandalpingu with   English subtitles '),
('26506',' (3) the Yolngu language only version without any subtitles'),
('26507',' The Prologue and intermission music have been included in the 2004 DVD  release. These are taken out on all network TV showings to cut down the  length. Also edited out of network showings is an Overture which has also  been restored to the DVD release.'),
('26508',' In all of the films theatrical releases, Cecil B. DeMille appears in a short  prologue in which he prepares the audience for what they will see, including  the fact that the picture will concentrate heavily on the early years of  Moses before he led the Hebrews out of Egypt; he also indicates the length of  the film and the fact that it will be shown with an intermission. This  prologue has always been cut in the films network television showings.'),
('26509',' Ten Dead Men has two versions, a desaturated colour version and a black &  white accented colour version also.'),
('26510',' The film was originally released with a "Who'),
('26511','dun'),
('26512','it Break" gimmick.  Right  before Ann is seen firing the gun at Hugh, the action pauses and an off  screen voice tells the audience that the film will pause for one minute to  give them a chance to solve the crime.  The previous murders are shown under  a large clock ticking the minute away.	After the narrator tells the audience  they can figure the mystery out if they have "paid close attention" (which is  a crock since nothing shown gives real clues to the ending)he finishes by  intoning "DO NOT BE SURPRISED BY WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE!!"  At that point  the action resumes. Current video and TV prints do not contain this fun  "murder minute", but older TV prints (at least the one I saw about fifteen  years ago) are still in circulation that do.'),
('26513',' In the Japanese version, the song playing during the end credits, "Alchemy of  Love", is sung in Japanese by voice cast member Megumi Hayashibara. The  English language films version of the song uses English lyrics and the song  is sung by Nina Hagen and Rick Jude.'),
('26514',' During the credits, scenes from "Tenchi Muyô" (1995) are shown, such as the  first time Tenchi meets Ryoko.'),
('26515',' In the dubbed cartoon network version, the scene where Ryoko was discovered  in Tenchis bed was shortened because part of her cleavage was shown and  Tenchi was reacting to it in a funny way and Ryokos cleavage was covered  with a drawn'),
('26516','on brassier; in the scene where Ryoko was taking a bath, she was  naked but ended up with a drawn'),
('26517','on swim suit; the same goes with Ayeka when  Ryoko removed her towel in front of Tenchi.'),
('26518',' The bathhouse episode (featuring the previously mentioned  Ayeka'),
('26519','without'),
('26520','a'),
('26521','swimsuit scene) was aired on Cartoon Network in the clean  form, with pasted'),
('26522','on swimsuits, none of the slapfighting between Ayeka and  Ryoko (along with a brief moment where Ryoko lifts her hair, revealing her  breasts, sans nipples, followed immediately Ayeka clobbering her), and  redubbed dialogue.  This redub mangles the captioning track'),
('26523','garbage appears  all throughout it.  However, it is still legible enough to pick up the  original dialogue (Ryokos line about "seeing you in your birthday suit", for  instance), leaving anyone relying on captions likely confused.'),
('26524',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 27 secs by the BBFC to edit  some sexual content. The cuts were waived for the 2007 Arrow DVD release.'),
('26525',' The U.S. Mill Creek Entertainment DVD release under the title "Unsane" is  listed as the 110 minute version. However, the version on the disc is  pan'),
('26526','and'),
('26527','scanned, heavily edited and runs a little over 90 minutes.'),
('26528',' The hand chopping was shortened by 4 seconds for a British cinema  certificate, and this version was also released on video before 1984. In that  year, videos were then required to be classified seperately from cinema  releases in the UK.'),
('26529',' In August 1999 the British Board of Film Classification have finally agreed  to award Tenebre an 18 certificate on video, subject to 2 cuts totalling 5  seconds. One of the cuts is the infamous hand'),
('26530','chopping scene, as edited from  the UK cinema release.'),
('26531',' The film was originally released in America as "Unsane" and had approximately  10 minutes of footage cut. The Anchor Bay release titled "Tenebre" is the  complete 101'),
('26532','minute film.'),
('26533',' US version gives co'),
('26534','writing credit to a non'),
('26535','existent George Kemp  (presumably a pseudonym for Dario Argento).'),
('26536',' The uncut version was finally awarded a video certificate by the BBFC in  2002.  It is this version that appears in the Anchor Bay UK DVD, released in  January 2003.'),
('26537',' Most available DVD versions are missing a few brief shots due to print  damage. The Japanese and Dutch DVDs both include these shots and are fully  uncut.'),
('26538',' An English dub of this film was produced by the Walt Disney Company in 1999,  but wasnt released on DVD until 2003. The English dub shortens the title to  "Castle in the Sky," removing the word "Laputa," since it means "filthy  whore" in Spanish. The voice cast includes James Van Der Beek, Anna Paquin,  Mark Hamill, Cloris Leachman, and Mandy Patinkin.'),
('26539',' An earlier dub was done by Streamline Pictures in 1989. This earlier version  was only voice'),
('26540','dubbed leaving all of the music and sound'),
('26541','effects in their  original state. All of the credits were listed in their original Japanese  script.'),
('26542',' When Disney dubbed the film into English, they asked composer Joe Hisaishi to  re'),
('26543','score it. (The original score was only about an hour long in a  two'),
('26544','hour'),
('26545','plus movie, so it was felt that it should be fleshed out some more.)  The revisited score is present in the English dubbed version on the Region 1  DVD released by Disney on April 15, 2003. However, purists can rest easy  knowing that the original, unaltered score is present in the Japanese  language track that is also present as an option on the DVD. The English dub  also shortens the title to "Castle in the Sky," removing the word "Laputa".'),
('26546',' Four minutes are cut from the Hong Kong version making the film 120 minutes.'),
('26547',' In the North Korean release, the names of the Japanese cast and crew (eg.  Yoshitaka Amano, Mamoru Oshii, etc.) names were changed to Korean names.'),
('26548',' In the South Korean version, all the names are in Chinese character form, but  the status ranking is in hangul though.  The Japanese version slightly  changed the Korean names.'),
('26549',' UK DVD features bonus 20 minute footage: Bitch On Heat starring model  Crystal.'),
('26550',' On its release at 2003 Edinburgh Film Festival, there was a directors cut  which Hodges had cut out the beginning with the doctor looking at photographs  of Harry Benson.'),
('26551',' On the since discontinued Ultimate Edition DVD, there are three versions of  the film, albeit only two at the menu, the Theatrical and Special Edition  versions. However, highlighting the Special Edition option and keying in  82997 (August 29, 1997), will open a Extended Special Edition Option, with  the T'),
('26552','1000 searching Johns room and an Alternate ending added on and  replaced. Some DVD players may need to push ENTER between each digit.'),
('26553',' A special edition is available on laserdisc and videocassette. This features  many scenes deleted from the theatrical version before release.'),
('26554',' After the pre'),
('26555','med students peer into Sarahs room, doctor Silberman reminds  the orderlies to make sure she gets her medication. They come in to give her  the pills, smack her in the gut with their sticks and force the pills down  her throat, then kick her while shes on the floor doubled over in pain.'),
('26556',' Sarah Connor has a dream where Reese (Michael Biehn) appears and warns her  that THEIR son is in danger and she has to save him. They kiss and then  leaves her cell. She follows him and suddenly arrives at a playground full of  children and watches as theyre blown away by a nuclear explosion. She wakes  up.'),
('26557',' After the chase in the storm drain. The T'),
('26558','1000 walks over the bridge, into  which the "big black truck" crashed. Firemen are working. Then the T'),
('26559','1000  steals a police car.'),
('26560',' After the T'),
('26561','1000 kills Johns foster parents, he ventures outside to get the  dog to shut'),
('26562','up. He reaches down and snatches the collar off the dog, thus  killing the dog. On the collar is stamped the dogs name Max. The T'),
('26563','1000  realizes he has been duped by John (actually the T'),
('26564','800 imitating Johns  voice) by calling the dog Wolfie.'),
('26565',' After killing the dog, the T'),
('26566','1000 goes to Johns room to try to find any  clues as to where John might be. He stalks around the room waving his arms  and feeling things on the shelves, on the walls, etc. He eventually stops  in front of a poster and realizes there is something behind it. He rips it  down and finds a box of mementos (pictures, and the like). This scene does  not appear in the film but is added to the supplemental section "The making  of T2" included in the laserdisc and video box set.'),
('26567',' At the abandoned gas station, Sarah and John talk with the T'),
('26568','800 about  learning. He tells them that his CPU was switched to read'),
('26569','only before being  sent out. Cyberdyne doesnt want them to learn too much while on their own.  John asks can it be switched and he says yes. You then see the T'),
('26570','800s face  in a mirror talking Sarah through the procedure. After the CPU is  removed, the T'),
('26571','800 shuts'),
('26572','down and Sarah places it on a table. She picks up a  hammer and tries to smash it to render him inoperative. John stops her and  says they need him. He starts to show authority for the first time and says  to Sarah, How am I supposed to be a world leader if my own mother wont  listen to me?'),
('26573',' While refueling at the gas station, John attempts to teach the T'),
('26574','800 to  smile. He tells him that he looks like a dork because he doesnt smile. He  studies a man on the phone and tries to copy him.'),
('26575',' Dyson is seen at home working on the Skynet chip prototype. His wife comes in  and reminds him hes promised to take the kids to Raging Waters. Dyson  explains to his wife what a neural net processor is and how it will change  mankind for the better.'),
('26576',' At Enriques house, John and the T'),
('26577','800 are stacking up ammunition. They start  to talk about emotions and fear of death. John describes his childhood and  his feelings about his mothers previous lovers.'),
('26578',' At Dysons home at night, a series of restored shots show Sarah Connor  assembling her weapons, thus building the tension of Sarah Connor stalking  Dyson outside in his backyard.'),
('26579',' John and the T'),
('26580','800 race after Sarah to prevent her killing Dyson. The T'),
('26581','800  argues that getting rid of Dyson might be the best thing after all, but John  replies that killing is always wrong.'),
('26582',' At Cyberdyne, Dyson shatters a large scale model of the Skynet chip with an  axe.'),
('26583',' In the factory after the T'),
('26584','1000 is shattered by the Terminator, we see that  its beginning to lose control of its morphing.  Its hand takes on black and  yellow stripes when it grabs a black and yellow striped railing, and its feet  squish and morph into the steel floor pattern on each step. When it morphs  into Sarah Connor, John looks down and sees that the T'),
('26585','1000/Connors feet  have melded into the steel floor right before the real Connor begins blasting  away at it.'),
('26586',' The supplemental section features a new ending, set in the future, where  Sarah Connor is seen as an old woman in a playground filled with children.'),
('26587',' The UK video version is also rated "15" but, in addition to the above, there  are a few more cuts: for example, the scene in an underground garage where  the T'),
('26588','800 pulls a policemen out of a patrol car doesnt show him hitting  face'),
('26589','first into a concrete pillar. An uncut 18'),
('26590','rated version is available in  the UK on laserdisc.'),
('26591',' There is another version available in the UK, called "T2 '),
('26592',' Judgment Day  (T1000 Edition)" which includes all the above scenes except for the one where  T1000 searches Johns room. It doesnt have the alternate ending either.'),
('26593',' The UK (T1000 Edition) video release also omits one scene from the theatrical  version. In the original movie and video release, during the Cyberdyne  break'),
('26594','in sequence, Dyson and John are seen entering the security vault and  smashing the glass cases to obtain the Terminator arm and CPU, John then  saying "Weve got Skynet by the balls now". In the T1000 Edition, we only see  Dyson and John using their keys to get inside the vault before the scene cuts  away.'),
('26595',' A discussion about the T'),
('26596','1000, after the escape from the hospital, was cut.   The trailer included on DVD retains part of that scene: Sarah turns to the  T'),
('26597','800 and asks "Can it be destroyed?" He replies "Unknown."'),
('26598',' The Directors Cut reduces the penetration by the T'),
('26599','1000s sword'),
('26600','like finger  into the head of Johns parent (the scene at Johns house, when the T'),
('26601','1000 is  on the telephone).'),
('26602',' The UK Network version has a few more changes. This special edition has all  extra scenes mentioned above (except the alternate ending). '),
('26603',' There is a short extra scene where you can see Sarah picking the lock of her   cell just before the scene where the guard feels lucky at the   coffee'),
('26604','machine. '),
('26605',' In the armory in the desert Sarah warns her friend Enrique to get away.In   the armory itself John talks to the T'),
('26606','800 and asks if he was ever afraid. '),
('26607',' The drive to Dysons house to stop Sarah has extra dialogue where John tells   the T'),
('26608','800 that killing is wrong. '),
('26609',' At Cyberdyne an extra scene that shows Sarah, Dyson and the T'),
('26610','800 collecting   things and putting them next to the explosives. '),
('26611',' The end'),
('26612','credits have an additional section covering the Special Edition.   This includes Michael Biehn in Additional Cast.'),
('26613',' In the Spanish version "Hasta la vista, baby" was changed to "Sayonara, baby"  to keep the humorous sense of the phrase.'),
('26614',' The version shown on ABC May 15, 1994, alters the following: '),
('26615',' Omission of the scene in the bar where Arnold twists the mans arm and pins   him to the pool table '),
('26616',' Robert Patricks nudity is obscured by strategically'),
('26617','placed silhouettes '),
('26618',' Omission of the man whos shot by the T'),
('26619','1000s gunfire in the lobby '),
('26620',' The orderly who licks Linda Hamilton is only hit with the night stick once   in the TV version '),
('26621',' Arnold only shoots the guard outside the institution once in the legs '),
('26622',' Omission of the shot showing the blade going through the foster fathers   mouth '),
('26623',' Nearly all profanities (including "hell" and "damn") deleted or dubbed over.'),
('26624',' The version shown on the WB deletes all explicit profanity. Also deleted are  the shots of the T'),
('26625','1000s spike impaling the guard through the eye, the  foster fathers death (it simply cuts to the shot where the blade is pulled  out), the trucker getting impaled by the T'),
('26626','1000s blade, the biker getting the  knife stabbed into him, Robert Patricks nudity, and the guards do not spurt  blood when shot in the knees. The version shown on the Sci'),
('26627','fi channel has  deleted Robert Patricks nudity and edits out the profanity quite well. All  though it leaves the spike impalement scenes in it deletes the scene where  the T'),
('26628','800 stabs the biker and breaks his arm.'),
('26629',' On the WB broadcast, the word "dips**t" has been redubbed "dipstick."'),
('26630',' In the storyboards section on the Ultimate Edition DVD, there is evidence of  an early scripted scene. Set right in the beginning of the movie, it shows  various battle scenes of the war until in one of them, a terminator who is  aiming his gun at a soldier suddenly shuts down (we see the red glow in his  eye fading out), as do the others and the several hoverships and tanks. This  early draft actually described soldiers penetrating skynet and destroying it,  finding the terminator factory with many terminators in both skeleton and  disguised form (Arnolds), and eventually sending both Kyle Reese and the  reprogammed T'),
('26631','800 (good Arnold) back to the past.'),
('26632',' The Australian theatrical release of T2 contained many of the scenes that  would eventually make it onto the special edition. These included the dream  sequence with Reese (but not Sarah being beaten up by the guards) and the  malfunctioning of the T1000 in the steel works factory and even the alternate  ending with Sarah as an older woman and John with a child of his own playing  in the park. However the rental video release and subsequent home video  releases were all the standard version.'),
('26633',' T2: Extreme DVD contains three versions of the film: the "extreme"  (directors cut extended) version, and the theatrical version are on the  first DVD. A special 1600x1200 Windows Media Video version is on the second  DVD that can only be played on a VERY fast computer with DVD reader. The  first DVD also has most of the deleted scenes accessible via the "interactive  mode" as a part of the menu. Such deleted scenes includes "T1000 searches  Johns Room", "Alternate Older Sarah Ending", and tons of commentary from  producer, director, special effects, composer, sound editor, and more. There  are even storyboards for the various sequences that never made it to film,  such as the "soldiers enter Skynet room found time machine", "alternate dream  where playground is a launch facility", the "T1000 found Salceda camp" scene,  and more.'),
('26634',' The UK (T1000 Edition) features a dialogue change: as the police arrive at  the Cyberdyne building during the break'),
('26635','in, we see a shot from inside a  police car. In the original theatrical and video cut, this features the voice  of a female officer over the radio giving details about the suspects  involved, including one who is wanted over the deaths of police officers in  1984 (The Terminators attack on the police station in the original movie).  This is in fact a continuation of the radio message that the T'),
('26636','1000 hears  just after he arrives at Dysons house. Since a scene has been added at this  point in the Special Edition (Dyson smashing the CPU model), this dialogue is  replaced with the voice of one of the officers in the vehicle asking for  reconfirmation of the name and location of the breakin.'),
('26637',' The British Board of Film Classification requested some cuts before giving  the film a "15" certificate in the UK (prior to it being passed uncut for the  Special Edition DVD). For the cinema version edits were made to reduce the  blows delivered to the security guard by Sarah with the wooden broom handle.  The video versions were cut by a further 18 secs with edits to gunshots and  blows including a reduction in the knee'),
('26638','capping scenes, closeups of stab  wounds and a shortening to the scene of Sarah lock'),
('26639','picking. All the cuts were  fully waived in 2001.'),
('26640',' NBC edited 7 minutes and time'),
('26641','compressed 4 minutes of this film for its 1987  network television premiere.'),
('26642',' Some TV versions include had a scene now missing from the release available  on VHS, set inside the police station. Sarah Connor emerges from under Lt.  Traxlers character desk, revealing herself to Reese. In the next room they  encounter Traxler Winfields character, shot and bleeding on the floor, who  hands Reese his Police Special revolver.'),
('26643',' Many of the violent parts were shortened or completely removed for the German  TV and video retail version which is rated "Not under 16". The uncut version,  rated "Not under 18", is available in video shops.'),
('26644',' The Region 2 and Region 4 Special Edition DVD contain 7 deleted scenes from  the movie.  The most interesting being a scene that shows Cyberdyne  scientists picking through the destroyed T'),
('26645','800 parts and salvaging some (the  set'),
('26646','up for the sequel) and another between Sarah and her mother which  explains the line "You tell me to pack my things and come to the cabin for no  reason..."'),
('26647',' The scene where the T'),
('26648','800 kills the wrong Sarah Conner is extended. It shows  him totally unphased about killing someone, and all the children run away.'),
('26649',' In the Swedish theatrical version, the shot of The T800s eye actually  falling out and into the sink has been cut.'),
('26650',' The new MGM R1 DVD releases has two altered scenes, at the request of  Lightstorm Entertainment, supposedly to fix goofs in the original picture: a  scene set in the future, when a Terminator enters the rebel compound, has  been flipped on its vertical axis; the scene where the Terminator leaves the  motel in L.A. has been cropped/reframed so that his feet are no longer  visible (this was done to fix a continuity problem: the original scene showed  Schwarzenegger wearing shoes instead of boots as previously seen).'),
('26651',' A television version shown in Canada uses a brief alternate take in the scene  at the police station where Traxler is about to go talk with the news  reporters. In the theatrical version when Traxler asks "how do I look?",  Vukovich replies "like shit, boss". But in the television version, he replies  "like youve been dead for a week".'),
('26652',' When aired on USA and SCI'),
('26653','FI, the following alterations were made: when both  Terminator and Reese arrive from the future, the supposed dirty mumblings of  the witnesses (a garbage truck driver and a bum) have been edited. When the  Terminator visits the first wrong Sarah, his original scene of him shooting  her six times is changed to one shot with the BANG cut out.  The scenes where  Kyle hotwires the cars is edited, as is the scene of Sarah waitressing in the  restaurant and a kid drops a spoonful of food down her blouse.'),
('26654',' The R2UK DVD features the following deleted scenes: '),
('26655',' A brief alternate introduction to Sarah at work. '),
('26656',' A longer version of the killing of the first Sarah Connor, showing the T'),
('26657','800   walking away from the house, not reacting at all to the horrified   neighbours. '),
('26658',' A bunch of brief scenes showing Vukovich and Traxler, amongst them the scene   with Reese getting the gun. '),
('26659',' A long scene in which Sarah asks Reese if thy cant attack the Cyberdyne   building and make sure that the possible future never occurs. Reese   declines, and Sarah reacts in a wild way. The scene also shows Reese crying   over the beauty of the nature that is to be later destroyed by the machines. '),
('26660',' A post'),
('26661','coitus scene showing Sarah tickling Reese. '),
('26662',' Two removed scenes at the end, showing a technician finding a few parts of   the remains of the T'),
('26663','800, and a longer version of the scene in which Sarah   is placed in the ambulance, showing us that the computer factory is, in   fact, Cyberdyne.'),
('26664',' Another alternate take that was shown in the Canadian television version was  during the scene where the Terminator shoots the owner of the gun shop.  In  the theatrical version, you actually see the owner get blown away, but in the  television version, it replaces this with a view from outside the store. You  hear the shotgun blast and then you see the door of the shop swing open.'),
('26665',' On the R2 DVD UK release, the 5.1 DD sound mix makes it absolutely clear that  the police station door closes after Arnold has said "Ill be back" and left.  You can clearly hear the door close after the camera has cut back to the  police officer (the door is closed when Arnold returns in his car, and has by  many been considered a goof).'),
('26666',' When aired on TV, many alterations are made. Like when Terminator confronts  the punks and orders them to turn over their clothes, Bill Paxtons response  of "Fuck you, Asshole" is changed to "Eat this, scum!"; The scene of  Terminator ripping out the heart of one of the punks is removed and just  shows him picking him up the cuts to Terminator glaring at another punk who  wilfully turns over his clothes; When Terminator first arrives and he walks  towards the edge of the building to see the city, the camera is moved upwards  to avoid his buttox, Reeses is also edited; The execution of Ginger is  removed, instead just shows the one shot Terminator fired at her then she  goes flying; Vukovichs remark of Like shit, boss is changed to Like  youve been dead for a week; when Terminator knocks out a cop and takes his  car, the part of Terminator banging the cops head against the car is removed  and just shows him throwing the cop into the street.'),
('26667',' Some of the trailers included alternate shots of the future Terminator  attacking the underground compound. In these shots, its chaingun barrel  flash is red without a beam with different sound effects whereas in the  movie, the flash is blue with a beam extending from the gun.'),
('26668',' The U.S. special edition DVD includes the following deleted scenes: '),
('26669',' A brief alternate introduction to Sarah at work. '),
('26670',' A longer version of the killing of the first Sarah Connor, showing the T'),
('26671','800   walking away from the house, not reacting at all to the horrified neighbors. '),
('26672',' A bunch of brief scenes showing Vukovich and Traxler, amongst them the scene   with Reese getting the gun. '),
('26673',' A long scene in which Sarah asks Reese if thy cant attack the Cyberdyne   building and make sure that the possible future never occurs. Reese   declines, and Sarah reacts in a wild way. The scene also shows Reese crying   over the beauty of the nature that is to be later destroyed by the machines. '),
('26674',' A scene at the motel where Sarah and Reese are making bombs, and Sarah   talking about how she wants the war to be over. '),
('26675',' A post'),
('26676','coitus scene showing Sarah tickling Reese. '),
('26677',' Two removed scenes at the end, showing a technician finding a few parts of   the remains of the T'),
('26678','800, and a longer version of the scene in which Sarah   is placed in the ambulance, showing us that the computer factory is, in   fact, Cyberdyne.'),
('26679',' Recent copies of The Terminator contain some restored footage, not found in  the theatrical release. This footage is not selectable bonus material, rather  it is automatically incorporated into the film. Among some of the shots  restored are: '),
('26680',' (At the factory) '),
('26681',' A shot of Sarah making a final crawl before falling onto an inactive   conveyor belt. '),
('26682',' A shot of Sarah crawling on the inactive belt, towards an active one. '),
('26683',' A shot of the terminator shifting to the left, then to the right. '),
('26684',' A shot of the terminator riding on the active belt. '),
('26685',' A shot of Sarah falling off the active belt, before entering the compactor.'),
('26686',' Was originally released without Italian narration, but it flopped because the  Italian audience could not understand the Sicilian dialect. Visconti  re'),
('26687','released it with his own narration, which many find detracts from the  film.'),
('26688',' The Finnish video version of Terror is cut. British version by Satanica is  uncut.'),
('26689',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to briefly edit some gore during  the staircase stabbing of Viv. Later video and DVD releases were uncut and  the transfers restored by Norman J. Warren (qv).'),
('26690',' Also available in a colorized version from Hal Roach Studios, that runs 63  minutes. Scenes are repeated at the conclusion to illustrate Holmes  explantion scene. Probably because this was the shortest film in the series.'),
('26691',' The unrated directors cut runs 114 min. The heavily edited R'),
('26692','rated version  runs 98 min.'),
('26693',' The R version features several boxes that contain the words "CENSORED",  covering various body parts (whether nude or dismembered). Additionally, for  the heavier cut scenes, the movie freezes and a window appears on the screen  with director Lloyd Kaufman explaining or comically re'),
('26694','enacting what was  supposed to go on in the scene.  The voices of characters uttering some swear  words at some moments are replaced by an obviously mismatched voice that says  the accepted version of the word.	Finally, some body parts are replaced by  images of animals (e.g. a pussy cat).'),
('26695',' The 2'),
('26696','Disc Special Edition gives the viewer a choice to watch the Directors  Unrated Cut or to watch the Directors Unrated Cut with even more deleted  scenes put back into the film. This gives the running time of Terror Firmer  over 125 minutes.'),
('26697',' The TV network version has additional film clips added for network viewing as  well as replacing violent clips from other films.  The additional film clips  are from the movies: The Legacy (1978), Firestarter (1984), Frenzy (1972),  The Car (1977), Ghost Breakers (1940), The Funhouse (1981), This Island Earth  (1953), The Creature From the Black Lagoon (1951), The Incredible Shrinking  Man (1955), King Kong vs. Godzilla (1963), Tarantula (1955), The Deadly  Mantis (1957) and Fahrenheit 451 (1966).'),
('26698',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove closeup shots of  a bleeding face after the bird attack and a shot of a womans rotting face  during the climax. All later releases are uncut.'),
('26699',' The original Italian version runs 88 minutes long. The US version runs 86  minutes long.'),
('26700',' The export version, credited to Cole Polly, has a few additional scenes shot  by Olivier Mathot.'),
('26701',' The film was first released to German cinemas uncut with a running time of  184 minutes. As the audience reaction was far from overwhelming the  distributor decided to re'),
('26702','cut and re'),
('26703','release the film in a more "accessible"  134 minutes version. But at least one of the original prints had survived and  was shown here at the local art house years later.'),
('26704',' In 1998, The Mary Pickford Foundation copyrighted a 118'),
('26705','minute sound version  produced by Timeline Films and Milestone Film & Video. The music score was  written by Jeffrey Mark Silverman, orchestrated by Miriam Mayer and performed  by Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Hugh Munro Neely conducting.'),
('26706',' Reissued in 1967 as The Pill with new footage.'),
('26707',' Greek version added and removed scenes and was edited to be shorter than  Italian version. Periklis Kokkinos shot additional footage for the producer  Apostolos Tegopoulos, and Greek music by Christos Mourabas. The film was  dubbed in Greek and presented as a Greeek one.'),
('26708',' Originally released in America in 1943 with a French language soundtrack with  English subtitles.'),
('26709',' Turner Classic Movies broadcast a restored version put together in 2000 from  segments in various film archives and distributed by Janis Films. Its length  is 3,341 meters and ran 121 minutes. It had no cast or crew credits other  than the director.'),
('26710',' Restored version released in 1998 on DVD includes outtake and alternate  footage.'),
('26711',' Swedish version removes the scene where Leatherface hangs the woman on a  meathook.'),
('26712',' A scene was filmed but cut in which Pam and Kirk come across a campground  outside the slaughterhouse where people were murdered, and Kirk finds a  pocket'),
('26713','watch nailed to a tree. A scene was cut that explained one of the  films continutity errors: During the dinner scene, Leatherface gets up, goes  into his bedroom, and fixes up his mask with makeup. In the original cut of  the film, there was a closeup shot of Hitchhiker after hes hit by the  mac'),
('26714','truck.'),
('26715',' A new DVD version was released in Australia in late 2006 with all scenes  corrected.'),
('26716',' The film had major censorship problems in the Canadian province of Ontario.  After seeing the film rejected three times by the Ontario Censor Board,  distributor Pan'),
('26717','Canadian pre'),
('26718','cut 11 minutes out of the picture, including a  huge elimination around the midpoint that deleted almost everything shown in  the Sawyer familys underground slaughterhouse. Other eliminations included  the shot of the Yuppie drivers head cleaved in two and spurting blood, and  many of the wounds inflicted on each other by Chop Top and Stretch during the  climax. Also, Chop Top only hits L.G. in the head with hammer once in this  version, instead of dozens of times, and this single blow kills him (the  sequence where the half'),
('26719','skinned L.G. comes back to life is among the other  material dropped in the major cut mentioned above). This 89 minute edition of  the movie was finally approved for exhibition in Ontario, but because of all  the censorship delays, it opened a week later than in the rest of English  Canada.'),
('26720',' A special edition has been released on video. This edition adds some footage  originally shot for the movie but not included in the theatrical version.  This rough footage has dialogue but no music or sound effects and the video  quality is atrocious. The new scenes include: '),
('26721',' Lefty Enright (Dennis Hopper) strapping two chainsaws to himself with   leather belts just outside the Sawyer familys hideout. He then sees the   familys truck arriving and entering the underground cave. '),
('26722',' A group of rioting football fans smash some cars in an underground parking   lot. The chainsaw family arrives and proceeds to make mincemeat of all of   them. Highlights include Leatherface slicing a guys head in half and   cutting off the hand of another (the severed hand then falls to the ground   and gives Leatherface the finger!) '),
('26723',' A guy (Joe Bob Briggs) descending a staircase to the garage together with   two women and talking about splatter movie special effects. After he opens a   door, Leatherface barges in and slaughters him (off'),
('26724','screen). '),
('26725',' An alternate take of the scene where Stretch is hiding in the meat room and   Leatherface comes in to butcher L.G. and remove his face.'),
('26726',' Although banned in Australia and not shown at the cinema or been distributed  on video, the film has been shown on cable TV. There was one scene cut  however, when Chop Top continuously hits L.G on the head with a hammer at the  Radio Station.'),
('26727',' In June 2001, the film was finally passed uncut by the BBFC in the UK.'),
('26728',' Banned in Sweden in 1986. Running time was 97 min. Although it has been shown  on 2 Swedish TV'),
('26729','channels a couple of years ago.'),
('26730',' There exists a Greek rental tape which features the uncut US R'),
('26731','rated version'),
('26732',' The original 1987 Canadian home video release was distributed by Astral Home  Video (Media Video slipcase with an Astral sticker on it) and runs only 90  minutes instead of the US version which ran 101 minutes. The missing footage  was cut due to graphic gore.'),
('26733',' SPOILERS:'),
('26734','  The DVD contains three alternate endings. 1. In this ending, Chrissie gets in  the car after escaping from the meat factory and Leatherface is not in the  back seat, but then Leatherface saws through the window with the chainsaw and  he kills Chrissie. 2. This ending is the same as the theatrical ending, but  Leatherface stabs Chrissie with a knife through her chest, instead of ramming  the chainsaw through her stomach. 3. Also the same as the theatrical ending,  but not with the voice over from John Larroquette, but with subtitles instead'),
('26735',' The German theatrical version was cut by 8 minutes for a "Not under 18" FSK  rating. The subsequent DVD release has a SPIO/JK approval but is still cut in  two scenes (Uncle Montys legs, Deans death).'),
('26736',' This is a list of every extra scene on the Unrated DVD 1. A bit more blood  when Sloane (Leatherfaces mom) is in labor with Leatherface. 2. Two more  violent shots of Leatherface smashing his bosss legs with the hammer. 3. A  whole new scene where nine bikers, including Holden and Alex smash up the car  of the teens, also causing Erics mirror to break which explains his line  God Damn it, broke my mirror! 4. Some extra dialog when Sheriff Winston  and Hoyt (not the sheriff yet.) Where Sheriff Winston tells Hoyt how one of  his friend told him how to finger a horse. 5. At the first dinner table  scene, Hoyt talks more about the people in the town leaving and we see  Leatherface starting to eat. 6. Theres a very short conversation with Holden  and Alex into Luda Meas store after Bailey asks where the bathroom is. 7.  Hoyt pulls the piece of glass out of Baileys stomach after the car crash and  he licks the blood off of the glass and Bailey screams at him You *beep* '),
('26737',' beep* 8. There is some more dialog in Sheriff Hoyts car with Eric, Bailey   and Dean in it. 9. When Bailey is tied under the table, Leatherface walks   into the room and she starts screaming as he stares at her. 10. Before   letting Dean do the push ups, Hoyt yells some more at Dean and now, Dean has   to do twenty push ups instead of ten. The scene is the same, but Dean just   like, goes from eight to eighteen. 11. There is more dialog between Luda Mea   and the Tea Lady including the Tea Lady saying how good she thinks Ice   Coffee is. 12. Erics torture scene is a bit longer, it includes some more   shots of him getting tortured and an shot from his arm skin getting peeled   off. 13. The scene where Chrissie first enters the house is extended a bit,   when Luda Mea drops the jar, she cleans up the mess and she throws it into   the trash can. 14. Holdens death is more graphic, it includes an extra shot   of him getting cut in half. 15. Erics death has more graphic shots   including a piece of flesh flying out of his body and the chainsaw coming   REALLY close to Chrissie under the table. 16. The scene where Montys legs   are cut off is extended, there is an extra shot of his legs falling to the   ground. 17. During Baileys death scene, theres an extra shot of Hoyt   smiling at Leatherface, before he slits her throat. And theres and extra   graphic shot of Baileys slit throat. 18. In the slaughterhouse, When   Leatherface looks for Chrissie in the blood pools, we see an extra POV shot   of Leatherface looking into a blood pool, without Chrissie in it, and lots   of rotten flesh floating around. 19. During Deans death scene, theres an   extra graphic shot above Dean when Leatherface is still running the chainsaw   for five more seconds. 20. Chrissies death scene includes two extra shots,   one is the chainsaw cutting up her belly button, and the second shot is him   pulling the chainsaw out of her.'),
('26738',' The available version is probably from a television reissue of the late  forties and does not have the original titles. All references to Columbia  Pictures were removed from the print.'),
('26739',' The television broadcast of the concert had concert footage chopped up and  intercut with an interview with Sharleen Spiteri (qv), but on the video and  DVD the concert is left intact and plays in the order of the setlist of the  concert it was filmed at. On the DVD the interview which was shown on TV is  then one of the extras.'),
('26740',' Pioneer released a three disc special edition laser disc of the film that  included Bogdanovichs directors cut, which runs about twenty'),
('26741','five minutes  longer than the theatrical cut.'),
('26742',' Originally released under their Cherry Boxxx label, K'),
('26743','Beech re'),
('26744','released this  movie with the title Syndicate Sex Scandals as a Back End Production. About 8  minutes of setup footage spread over the beginnings of the six scenes,  supporting the original premise of hook'),
('26745','ups in a bar, was removed. In  addition, the six scenes are shown in reverse order. Box cover art featuring  a revolver and a prison cell, and the tagline "Hard time in the sex  slammer!", dont reflect the content of the original or this edited down  version.'),
('26746',' In the new 2 disc version there is an extended version not show in theaters.  Before "The Wonders" appear on national television, Guy arrives back at the  hotel in a drunken state and finds an excited Mr. White with the good news  about being on television the next day. Waiting for Mr. White is his male  friend "Lloyd" played by Howie Long.'),
('26747',' The music videos, which can found on the home video versions of the movie,  contain extra footage not seen in the film. Some of the music video scenes  include extra footage of the band playing games and riding the rides at the  carnival.'),
('26748',' Some TV prints extend Bing Crosbys segment by adding the musical number  "True Love" from "High Society" (1956).'),
('26749',' Originally released with an instrumental overture preceding the film. This  overture is included in some video releases.'),
('26750',' Some video releases include an instrumental closing overture that plays after  the closing credits.'),
('26751',' Home video and DVD release contains several additional musical excerpts.'),
('26752',' Swedish cinema version ran only 122 min (i.e., 11 min shorter) than the  original cut. Following musical numbers were removed: '),
('26753',' The Intro music was deleted '),
('26754',' LADY BE GOOD ( "Lady be good" with Ann Sothern and Robert Young) '),
('26755',' SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS ("Lonesome Polecats") '),
('26756',' BROADWAY SERENADE ("Broadway Serenade" with Lew Ayres, Al Shean; "For Every   Lonely Hearts": Jeanette MacDonald) '),
('26757',' WORDS AND MUSIC ("Manhattan": Mickey Rooney, Tom Drake, Marshall Thompson) '),
('26758',' THREE LITTLE WORDS ("Three little words": Fred Astaire, Red Skelton) '),
('26759',' THE GREAT WALTZ ("Tales from the Vienna Woods": Fernand Gravet, Miliza   Korjus) '),
('26760',' AN AMERICAN IN PARIS ("Concerto in F": Oscar Levant)'),
('26761',' The instruction manual for the game states that the Pols Voice, a yellow  pointy'),
('26762','eared enemy, "hates loud noise". Although this fact was made  irrelevant by the games release on the North American NES, it was a useful  tip in the games original version for the Famicom Disk System in Japan. On  the Famicom, a small microphone was built into the "player 2" controller, and  blowing or shouting into this microphone would kill any Pols Voices in the  area.'),
('26763',' This game was first released in Japan on Nintendos Famicom Disk System  (which used disks as its medium instead of cartridges). Thanks to the Disk  Systems improved sound technology, the music from both the title screen and  ending sequence feature an extra layer of sound, making them sound somewhat  "smoother" than the subsequent American cartridge release as well as the  games Japanese re'),
('26764','release on cartridge in the early 90s.'),
('26765',' Re'),
('26766','released in 2003 as part of a Zelda Collectors Disk which also included  The Adventure of Link, Ocarina of Time, Majoras Mask, and a demo for The  Wind Waker. Although the gameplay and graphics remained the same, a lot of  the infamously translated text was cleaned up, namely the story introduction  and some character dialog.'),
('26767',' Re'),
('26768','released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance as part of the "Classic NES"  series. The only change made was a graphical one '),
('26769',' the GBA screen resolution  is somewhat smaller than the NES, so the graphics were "smashed" a bit to fit  them onto the screen.'),
('26770',' During the SNES era, Bandai released an add'),
('26771','on for the SNES called  "Satellaview'),
('26772','X" in Japan. It allowed gamers to connect to an Internet'),
('26773','like  network and download games onto blank cartridges for an hour a day. One of  these games was "The Legend of Zelda BS," a 16'),
('26774','bit version of the original  featuring a few very noticable changes. Link was replaced with the  Satellaview mascot (some kid in a baseball cap), and some maps were  dramatically changed, most noticably the overworld. At various time  intervals, certain events would happen such as items or power'),
('26775','ups appearing  in specific locations. The game was never finished because Nintendo released  small portions of it at a time, and the Satellaview'),
('26776','X was scrapped before the  entire game would be released to the public. A group of fans "finished" the  game themselves by designing the final dungeons and releasing the game as an  (illegal) ROM available for download on the Internet.'),
('26777',' Several differences between this games original Japanese version and its  English'),
('26778','language release exist. Among the differences within the Japanese  version are: '),
('26779',' The title logo is different and reads "THE LEGEND OF ZELDA 2" (in English)   with a larger "RINKU NO BOUKEN" ("Adventure of Link", written in Japanese).   Additionally, there is a "PRESS START" message under the logo. '),
('26780',' The title screen music has an additional sound layer and is of greater   quality than the English version. '),
('26781',' The opening text scroll is different. It also contains quite a few spelling   and grammatical errors, as well as a reference to "DISVALLEY", an erroneous   transliteration of the Japanese versions name for Death Mountain,   "DESUBAREE" ("Death Valley"). '),
('26782',' The "REGISTER YOUR NAME" and "ELIMINATION MODE" selections on the file   select menu are "NAMAE TOUROKU" ("Name Entry") and "KILL MODE",   respectively. '),
('26783',' The file select menus sound effects are different. '),
('26784',' Since this game was originally released on the Japan'),
('26785','only Famicom Disk   System, which used a disk format that resembled a 3.5" floppy (as opposed to   the regular Famicom and the English NES, which used cartridges), the game   stops for a few seconds to read and load data in certain spots (such as when   the player enters a town). When this occurs, a black screen with "W A I T"   written in white letters appears. '),
('26786',' The water in the overworld map screen is animated. '),
('26787',' The palace in which players start the game has some smaller hallways instead   of a consistently wide room like in the English version, and has no torches   next to the sleeping Zelda. '),
('26788',' All palaces have white bricks, whereas the English versions palaces have   differently colored bricks for each dungeon. '),
('26789',' The enemy sprites on the overworld map screen are different and somewhat   resemble balloon'),
('26790','like objects. Minor enemy encounters are a light pink   color, major enemy encounters are blue, and fairy encounters are red. '),
('26791',' Link has a slightly darker color scheme. '),
('26792',' The field battle music is different. '),
('26793',' Many in'),
('26794','game sound effects are different. '),
('26795',' Whenever Link levels up, the player may choose which stat (health, magic, or   attack power) to increase; in the English version, the game chooses it for   you. However, in the Japanese version, when the player gets a game over, the   game resets all of the players stats to the level of the least'),
('26796','developed   stat the player had when the game ended. Thus, it is suggested that players   of the Japanese version try to increase their stats uniformly. '),
('26797',' Experience point bonuses are different (and harder). '),
('26798',' Some palace layouts are different. '),
('26799',' There is no sound effect played when Link exits a battle. '),
('26800',' In the English version, when the player gets a game over, a red screen with   a large silhouette of Ganon and the message "GAME OVER RETURN OF GANON"   appears, and a sound effect of Ganon laughing is played. In the Japanese   version, a plain black screen with "RETURN OF GANNON THE END" written in   letters appears, accompanied by the sound effect of a boss roaring. '),
('26801',' In order to pick up extra lives, heart containers, etc. up, the player must   stab them with Links sword.'),
('26802',' The opening text scroll is slightly changed for the Gamecube "Zelda  Collection" compilation disc, and the copyright text below it is different.'),
('26803',' Metro'),
('26804','Goldwyn'),
('26805','Mayer also released this movie in a silent version.'),
('26806',' A 2'),
('26807','3 minute segment following the projection sequence was excised from the  film in the mid'),
('26808','50s following a lawsuit from a real'),
('26809','life scientist whose name  was used in the story for a fictional explanation of atomic energy effects on  ants. The scene was removed from the negative and has not been restored  though it has turned up in some collectors prints.'),
('26810',' Because all of the dialogue was improvised by the cast from Second City, two  alternate versions with completely different takes surfaced online.'),
('26811',' A few minutes were cut from the Pay'),
('26812','Per'),
('26813','View version to fit in a two'),
('26814','hour  slot.'),
('26815',' To receive a PG rating the Singapore version was very heavily censored. It  runs 6 minutes less then the original version. By MPAA standards it would  probably get a PG'),
('26816','13 at most. Here are just a few of the many things that are  censored in this version: '),
('26817',' All profanities have been dubbed over. '),
('26818',' In the bathroom scene when the construction worker says "Hoooly Sh*t!" and   then we get a look at Teds genitals caught in the zipper is cut out. '),
('26819',' The scene where Pat Healy spies on Mary we do not see Magdas old saggy   breast. Instead when Pat pulls out his big binoculars it just pans back to   Mary putting her shirt on. '),
('26820',' The masturbation scene is completely cut out of the film. But we still see   Don talk to him about and convince him to masturbate before the scene and we   see the "Hair Gel" result.'),
('26821',' In the Fox broadcast of the film, along with the expected dialogue dubs (for  example: "Im fooling with you" rather than "Im f*cking with you"; "Thats  bullcrap" rather than "Thats bullsh*t", etc.), several scenes use alternate  footage in place of the more R'),
('26822','Rated footage. Among them: '),
('26823',' Before the infamous "hair gel scene", Dom uses the phrase "release your   manhood" rather than the more R'),
('26824','Rated "Blow your load". '),
('26825',' The infamous "hair gel scene" only shows a wide angle with Mary and Ted up   until the point that Mary takes the "hair gel" off his ear and wipes it in   her hair (while the scene where Ted masturbates is cut, Ted is shown   searching the room for it). When played up in this manner, it implies that   it is actually a wad of hairgel, as opposed to a male biological product. '),
('26826',' In scene where Dom and his wife watch "Cops" together, rather than show   Doms wife performing oral sex, they are simply cuddled up together on the   couch. '),
('26827',' When Teds friend calls him "a f*cking liar", alternate footage used shows   him simply saying, "Youre a liar."'),
('26828',' The uncut version of the film contains a segment from  _"Mickey Mouse Club, The" (1955)_ (qv) that is not available in any of the  home'),
('26829','video releases.'),
('26830',' A work print shown to test audiences features an open credits sequence of  young Julia sleeping.'),
('26831',' Three scenes are featured in the work print, but excluded from the theatrical  release. The first two can be found on the Japanese DVD and are as follows: '),
('26832',' After Julia sees the mark on the little girls arm Dr. Booth comes into the   waiting room to find her gone. Shes at a hardware store instead buying   various lighting supplies. The cashier asks Julia "Going camping?" and she   doesnt reply. '),
('26833',' Before Julia leaves for Billys funeral she is shown in her bedroom packing.   Paul makes breakfast for her and the two have an intimate moment before she   leaves. '),
('26834',' After Julia removes the object from her scalp she runs to Sams apartment.   As Sam is being attacked Julia is shown running through the city. She enters   the building and calls out "Sam!" twice. The second time he hears her and   yells back "Julia?," but he is pulled underneath the elevator. She calls out   his name twice more and his body is thrown through a window and it lands on   top of her. A monster on his back growls at Julia and pulls Sams corpse   into the darkness.'),
('26835',' The work print features this alternate ending which is not available on DVD  anywhere. When Julia is knocked out in the subway it cuts to 9 months later  in a mental hospital. Julia convinces a panel of psychiatrists, including Dr.  Booth, that she is cured. She sees one of the monsters climb through an air  shaft in the ceiling, but continues to claim that "They" dont exist. She is  released and goes home only to set up high'),
('26836','powered lights all over her  apartment. The camera pulls out of her bedroom as she sits on her bed. A door  creaks open in her darkened hall and it cuts to black.'),
('26837',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('26838',' When the film was released in West Germany in 1952, the local distributor  chose to cut ca. 58 minutes, as the theme of the film was deemed too  american. The first time the film could be seen in its complete form was in  the 90s when a newly redubbed version was shown on TV.'),
('26839',' When shown om Swedish TV (TV1) in the mid 90s there was an additional scene  between the scene where Custer, California Joe and Lt Butler leaves Custers  tent on the night before the final battle and when Custer subsequently frees  Sharpe at the wagon where he is held "kidnapped". It contained two shots,  first an Indian banging a drum, then a shot of Crazy Horse, on a hill  overlooking the Indian camp, addressing the spirits. The scene is missing in  present DVD copies, and was not seen on previous Swedish TV showings.'),
('26840',' Originally released in both sound and silent versions.'),
('26841',' MGM also issued this movie in a silent version, with Alfred Block writing the  titles.'),
('26842',' The AFI Catalogue has a different cast ordering, suggesting that changes were  made for a re'),
('26843','release. Ann Sheridan (qv) is billed 6th and there are other  minor changes when compared with the print currently shown on Turner Classic  Movies, on which the data in IMDb is based. It is uncertain which is the  original print.'),
('26844',' The scene where Curly is climbing up the telephone pole was edited due to  its violent content.  As Curly attempts to climb the pole, he sticks his  climbing spike in Moes ear, eye and on top of his head.'),
('26845',' MGM produced a different version, dubbed and with credits in Spanish,  probably to be used by television stations. This version omits the final  sequence (nearly more than 15 minutes of running time) and the film ends a  previous scene with Robert Montgomery and John Wayne saying farewell to the  soldiers that had to remain in the Phillipines, then the scene cuts to a  plane leaving the island and to a "The End" title in Spanish. This version  aired in Argentina in a cable station called "Space". Turner Network  Televsion, in all Latin American countries, used to air the film in its  original form. However, they lifted the Spanish language dubbing from the old  version and, without any explanation why, the last minutes of the film play  in English.'),
('26846',' A "mature audience" version of this film was issued by Evan Bear Productions  in 1994 and titled "Vixen."'),
('26847',' When the first letter boxed LaserDisc of "Thief" came out in 1995, it was  billed as a "Special Directors Edition" and contained a new scene and a few  minor (or major depending on your view) changes to the film. This was ported  over to DVD in 1998 and remains the only version of the film available in  Region 1. '),
('26848',' Special Directors Edition: Changes 1. Added new scene with Wille Dixon on   the bank on the Chicago river. Scene takes place directly after Caans car   drives away from the opening heist. A slow dissolve has been added that   transitions to this new scene (normally the film cuts directly to Frank at   the car lot). 2. Beach Scene '),
('26849',' Mann removed a slow'),
('26850','motion shot of Tuesday   Weld walking with the baby. First she is smiling, then looks over at Frank   with a sort of melancholy expression. The whole shot is only about 7 seconds   long '),
('26851',' but it is nowhere to be found in the "Special Directors Edition".   In order to make up for the lost seconds, Mann make two editorial choices   that end up hurting the original music/visual flow of the film. a) In the   theatrical cut, we clearly see Caan light up the cigarette, then he nods his   head a few times '),
('26852',' then on the music beat change '),
('26853',' cut to the Beach Scene.   Perfect match of Tangerine Dreams music and visual cut. b) In the Special   Directors Edition '),
('26854',' Mann cuts a few seconds from Caans victory nod '),
('26855','   then cuts to the Beach Scene *before* the music cue change. Then Mann just   slows down the images of the waves (to make up for the time lost) before the   camera pans up to Frank. No music'),
('26856','visual cut transition. 3. House Exploding   '),
('26857',' when comparing the Theatrical and Directors Edition, there seems to be   better clarity in the explosion. Screen appears to blow'),
('26858','out to white in the   Directors Edition that looks different. This is only very slight and   probably only noticeable if you watch both side by side. 4. Confrontation   Shootout '),
('26859',' Mann used a post'),
('26860','production technique to speed up several   shots/frames during the final shootout. a) When Frank shoots Attaglia, the   body appears to hit the ground faster. b) When Frank is shot by Carl (Dennis   Farina), and you can see the window break on the car and Frank falls to the   ground '),
('26861',' all this has been sped up. c) When Frank shoots Carl, he falls   back (in three cuts) into the bushes. These shots have also been sped up in   the Directors Edition.'),
('26862',' In some prints, Mathilde Comont (qv) is credited as M. Comont to keep her  sex a secret. However, in several scenes in the film it is very obvious that  the Persian Prince is being played by a woman.'),
('26863',' An unrated video release running an extra minute includes "foreign version  love scenes".'),
('26864',' Some editions include a scene between Captain Hendry and Nikki right before  the Thing escapes. In the scene Hendry "allows" Nikki to tie his hands behind  his back. When she tries to give him a drink he slips free grabs her and  kisses her. The film then cuts to the Thing in the storage room. This scene  is included on the Region 1 DVD release.'),
('26865',' There is a bootleg version of this film released by VidAmerica.  It edits out  parts where they find the Thing, parts of the Captain and Secretarys love  affair, additional scenes with the reporters, scenes with the Thing and other  scenes.  It also edits out the classic soundtrack and kills'),
('26866','off characters  not killed in the theatrical release.'),
('26867',' A colorized version was released on VHS in 1989 by Turner Home Entertainment  as an "RKO Color Classic".'),
('26868',' The original 16mm U.S. television syndication prints were a slightly abridged  85 minute version. About 1980, when Turner acquired the RKO library, the  syndication prints were replaced with the 79 minute re'),
('26869','release version. This  shorter re'),
('26870','release version was also used for the initial video and laserdisc  releases as well as the pay'),
('26871','tv and "colorized" versions.'),
('26872',' In an old Laserdisc newsletter it said two scenes were added to the  Laserdisc. The kissing scene already mentioned and a scene of the slaughtered  scientist hanging upside down being bled to feed the seedlings. It was  originally cut because it was considered too gory. The "Collectors Edition  laserdisc" does not include these scenes. Side 1 is CLV and side 2 is CAV.  Running time on this Laserdisc is 87 Min. The R1 DVD, while it includes the  kissing scene, likewise does not restore the allegedly cut "upside down  scientists" sequence.'),
('26873',' CBS edited 12 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television  premiere.'),
('26874',' In the theatrical version the cook is listening to Stevie Wonders  "Superstition". Because Universal did not secure rights for the home video  release, the song was replaced. However, for more recent releases, Universal  was able to use "Superstition" because they relicensed the song.'),
('26875',' The American syndicated televison version features: '),
('26876',' A voiceover for title card reading "Antarctica, 1982". '),
('26877',' A voiceover added and film re'),
('26878','cut introducing each character and providing   their back stories.'),
('26879',' The version broadcast on television in the eighties ended with a few shots of  a dog running, stopping to look around and heading off into the distance,  leading the spectator to believe the Thing had survived. Also, the scene  where a mans head tears itself apart from his body, grows legs and eyes and  runs off, was cut.'),
('26880',' According to "The Thing: Terror Takes Shape" documentary on the The Thing  DVD, an alternative ending was shot. In this ending, Kurt Russells character  was rescued and was in a doctors office. His blood had been sampled, and he  was not infected. Carpenter liked the story as he had told it and decided  against using this ending.'),
('26881',' The television broadcast version of The Thing sometimes has an unknown person  narrate the beginning of the film.  He introduces all of the characters as  they appear and gives a brief blurb about their goals/reasons for being  there.  At the end of the film, the narrator returns once more to deliver a  haunting speech, and then a shot of the Huskie running away from the burning  base is shown.  This version often appears on TNT or TBS.  This version also  has so much of the gore edited out that originally deleted scenes are used as  time fillers to extend existing scenes.'),
('26882',' The American syndicated television version has a slightly extended version of  the scene where outside in the tractor Macready and Fuchs secretly discuss  Blairs sanity. In the extended version Fuchs remarks that while Blair may be  losing his mind he is still a brilliant scientist and his rantings should not  be totally dismissed.'),
('26883',' The first release from Vista street was in 1995 and has a photo of a monster  attacking a woman on the cover.  On the down side this version also has the  stereo music tracks very out of sync with each other.  This audio problem was  corrected when the film was Re released by Spectrum, aka Dead Alive, Aka  Burning Moon Home Video in 1997.  This version features no monster on the  cover, but more photos on the back of the box.'),
('26884',' For censored affairs, the cussword in the line "High school beat the living  s**t out of me" is replaced by a boxing bell.'),
('26885',' In the trailer, there is an extended scene where Dennis and Maggie are  separated by the glass and there is a ghost inside with Maggie. Maggie asks,  "How close is it?" and Dennis replies, "Close enough to hurt you."'),
('26886',' The Region 1 DVD release includes extensive background information on each of  the ghosts as a bonus feature, including footage not used in the final movie,  and newly recorded narration by F. Murray Abraham.'),
('26887',' The UK version features introductory voice'),
('26888','over by the director Carol Reed;  in the US version Joseph Cotten provides the voice'),
('26889','over. The UK version runs  104 minutes, versus the US version at 93 minutes, which was cut by producer  David O. Selznick to give the film a tighter pace. Both versions have been  released on video in the U.S., but as of today the most common is the longer  British cut. A video comparison between the narrations appears on the U.S.  Criterion Collection DVD.'),
('26890',' The film was dubbed in German for the first time in 1949 with  Wolfgang Lukschy (qv) for Joseph Cotten (I) (qv) and  Friedrich Joloff (qv) for Orson Welles (qv). Additionally, all German  speaking actors dubbed themselves. In 1963 the film was redubbed (presumably  for legal reasons) by Atlas Film (with Horst Niendorf (qv) for Cotten and  Werner Peters (qv) for Welles). This version also replaces the opening  credits.'),
('26891',' Edited from _Secluded Passion (1980)_ (qv), by removing performances of  Sue Nero (qv) and Helen Madigan (qv) and adding other footage.'),
('26892',' MGM also released this movie in a silent version at 1628.55 m in length.'),
('26893',' There is an alternate colorized version.'),
('26894',' The version that premiered at the film festivals was uncut and approximately  104 minutes. In order to receive an "R" rating from the MPAA for a limited  release, the movie was cut to 101 minutes. Both R'),
('26895','rated and uncut versions  are available on DVD.'),
('26896',' Home video and some cable TV versions run 143 minutes and contain additional  material not in theatrical release, such as censored footage from Elvis 1968  comeback special, and an additional number from his final concert.  It does,  however, delete "Are You Lonesome Tonight".'),
('26897',' Both theatrical/cable and video releases contain certain footage not seen on  the other. The longer video release contains a slightly longer recreation of  Elvis last night at Graceland, more 50s concert footage, more movie  footage, more 68 Comeback Special material, and home movies from a movie  cast party. All footage from the television specials "Aloha From Hawaii" and  "Elvis in Concert" were transferred to film for the theatrical release, yet  are in their original video format on thel longer video version.  On the  video release "Love Me" is substituted for "Are You Lonesome Tonight," which  was on the theatrical version. There is also an interesting moment captured  on film of Elvis backstage making a few profound statements that are present  on the theatrical version that were later altered by overdubbing by an actor  on the video release slightly censoring the conversation. This is the "raise  the dead" dialogue he engages in backstage towards the end of the film.'),
('26898',' When released on DVD in 2006, several changes were made, most prominently,  "What Shes Doing Now" & "Keep Your Hands To Yourself" are removed. Among the  other changes: '),
('26899',' An opening speech from Garth making fun of country music stereotypes, which   was in the original broadcast & cut from the VHS release, is reinstated. '),
('26900',' The title sequence is restored to the way it appeared in the original   broadcast, with the title appearing as the camera zooms in on the stage; the   VHS showed the title appearing much earlier. '),
('26901',' Garths first interview, after "Rodeo", is edited to remove all references   to his ex'),
('26902','wife Sandy. '),
('26903',' The background music for Betsys first interview, after "Two Of A Kind", is   changed from "Mr. Blue" to "Friends In Low Places". '),
('26904',' The original version showed footage of Garth signing autographs, with Sandy   at his side, while Betsy talks about his "thunder thighs". The DVD replaces   this with footage of him singing "If Tommorow Never Comes" from later in the   special, while the dialog remains. '),
('26905',' Garths spoken intro to "We Bury The Hatchet" is removed. '),
('26906',' In Garths interview about his musical influences, right before "Much Too   Young", the background music is changed from "In Lonesome Dove" to "The   Thunder Rolls". '),
('26907',' The interviews between "If Tommorow Never Comes" & "Shameless" are severely   edited. '),
('26908',' All of Sandys interviews are removed. '),
('26909',' The end credit music is changed from "In Lonesome Dove" to "The Dance"'),
('26910',' When released on DVD in 2006, was completely re'),
('26911','edited with different camera  angles & shots, along with 4 new songs added: "Papa Loved Mama", "Shameless",  "Friends In Low Places", & "The Dance". Also added were Garths spoken  introductions to most of the songs, including those featured in the 1994  original broadcast. In addition, the song order was rearranged, so it follows  the actual 1993 concert more closely. The original 1994 broadcast had the  following playlist: '),
('26912',' 1)Standing Outside The Fire '),
('26913',' 2)American Honky'),
('26914','Tonk Bar Association '),
('26915',' 3)That Summer '),
('26916',' 4)One Night A Day '),
('26917',' 5)The Thunder Rolls '),
('26918',' 6)The River '),
('26919',' 7)Kickin & Screamin '),
('26920',' 8)We Shall Be Free '),
('26921',' 9)Aint Goin Down (Til The Sun Comes Up) '),
('26922',' The 2006 DVD release contains the following setlist: '),
('26923',' 1)Standing Outside The Fire '),
('26924',' 2)Papa Loved Mama '),
('26925',' 3)That Summer '),
('26926',' 4)American Honky'),
('26927','Tonk Bar Association '),
('26928',' 5)The River '),
('26929',' 6)The Thunder Rolls '),
('26930',' 7)We Shall Be Free '),
('26931',' 8)Kickin & Screamin '),
('26932',' 9)One Night A Day '),
('26933',' 10)Shameless '),
('26934',' 11)Friends In Low Places '),
('26935',' 12)The Dance '),
('26936',' 13)Aint Goin Down (Til The Sun Comes Up)'),
('26937',' Originally rated "R" by the MPAA, the sex scene between the two teenagers was  trimmed a bit to earn a "PG'),
('26938','13" rating.'),
('26939',' Several versions of this film exist.  A 4 hour bootleg is rumored to exist.  The DVD and laserdiscs include some of this in a hour of deleted scenes,  subplots, and alternate takes.  Included: More with Bruno Kirby; A subplot  with Spinal Taps opening act; Dereks legal troubles with his wife and much,  much more.'),
('26940',' The Criterion DVD includes the preliminary version of the film.  Its a  twenty'),
('26941','minute short that cost $50,000 and is essentially a condensed version  of the full movie.  Rob Reiner and the band made it in lieu of writing a  script to show to studios.'),
('26942',' Earlier video versions include onscreen captions identifying each band member  during the first song ("Tonight Im Gonna Rock You Tonight"), eg. "Nigel  Tufnel '),
('26943',' lead guitar". These captions are missing from early copies of the  MGM Special Edition DVD, which were recalled to correct the oversight and  re'),
('26944','released.'),
('26945',' On the DVD, there are 1 hour 25 minutes more footage, including a scene in  which the band discuss the bread eating species of ape but "theyve developed  no baking skills".'),
('26946',' On some video releases of Thoroughly Modern Millie, the Overture is cut out.'),
('26947',' Television Versions: '),
('26948',' The version occasionally shown on BBC Documentary is quite heavily edited   and is missing about 15 minutes of footage. (Spoilers Below!) '),
('26949',' A brief scene showing Jimmy Kemp and his girlfriend watching a military   convoy pass by through a steamy car window. '),
('26950',' During the firestorm sequence a number of more graphic images are removed,   such as fluid (blood?) bubbling up from rubble, shots of a cat suffocating,   close'),
('26951','ups of a charred head, and a hand with burning fingers. '),
('26952',' A sequence when we first see how badly Mrs Kemp has been burned, as she   wimpers when Mr. Kemp tries to dab her wounds with a cloth. '),
('26953',' Mr. Kemp going to get water for Mrs. Kemp, trying a destroyed sink first,   then trying water running off some wood which he spits out. '),
('26954',' Ruths walk through devistated Sheffield, where she comes across a man   playing with melted action figures, many burned and disfigured corpses and a   lady cradling a dead baby. '),
('26955',' Much of the scene at the hospital is missing, including the removal of glass   from festering wounds from a child and a man having his leg amputated by saw   without anesthetic. '),
('26956',' The soldiers collecting the tins after they catch the killers of Mr. and   Mrs. Beckett, including the line "I fucking hate prawn cocktail!"'),
('26957',' Crank Film Festival cut'),
('26958',' 10 seconds of footage was cut where from when Donald Duck pops up to the top  of the Chimney and Chinese music is played and then the music repeats when  Dale grabs a Pancake and tries to make himself look Chinese'),
('26959',' The Australian Theatrical release omits a brief close up of a women being  shot in the head by one of Sadaams soldiers. This was done to avoid an R18+  rating. The scenes cut from the Australian release in order to obtain an MA  rating for theatrical release were restored for the VHS and DVD releases,  thus restoring the original R rating.'),
('26960',' DVD version includes four deleted scenes: '),
('26961',' Giving birth: After Troy looks down at the Iraqi soldier he has just shot,   we see a flash back to his daughter being born. There is also more footage   of the soldiers having their pictures taken with the dead Iraqi soldier. '),
('26962',' Bunny: During the party at the start of the film, mail is given out. Troy   receives photos of his wife and daughter. while Conrad recieves a handgun   (which he uses throughout the film), inside a chocolate rabbit. '),
('26963',' Decoy: After Conrad tells the hairdressing iraqis that "Troy gave me this   haircut", Archie sees a stationary verhicle and some sandbags. Conrad   accidently shoots at the vehicle, which then rapidly deflates. '),
('26964',' Snowglobes: After the battle to rescue Troy comes a scene where Archie   gathers up loads of snowglobes, which depict the nativity at a petrol   station! They then drain these, (a close up of a hand holding the three   kings that were within the snowglobes), and drink the water inside.'),
('26965',' In the theatrical trailer, Wahlberg sings part of "I get around" while  loading an assault rifle. In the movie hes loading a handgun when he does  this.'),
('26966',' The part where dozens of golfballs fall out of Curlys pants was cut from the  "Three Smart Saps" DVD, which is part of the "Three Stooges" collection  courtesy of Columbia/Tristar Home Video.  The scene only ended after Moe bops  Curly on the head, and the rest of the scene was cut out, too.'),
('26967',' A scene where the wolf disguises himself as a Jewish peddler in order to  trick the pigs into opening the door was censored.'),
('26968',' In the original release, the film included a scene in which the Wolf  disguises himself as a Jewish peddler. Later releases, from about the 1940s  on, featured an alternate version of the scene in which the Wolf is not  disguised.'),
('26969',' The Three Musketeers and The Three Musketeers 2, released in 1992 are the  hardcore version of The Erotic Adventure of the Three Musketeers, directed by  Norman Apstein, with the same cast and plot.'),
('26970',' Re'),
('26971','edited into a 60'),
('26972','minute feature called _Desert Command (1946)_ (qv).'),
('26973',' Originally produced as a 60'),
('26974','minute episode of THE MAGNAVOX THEATER (shown on  24 Nov 1950) on CBS as THE THREE MUSKETEERS. This has the distinction of  being the first movie specifically made for TV. Later retitled and released  theatrically. Filmed at the Hal Roach Studios.'),
('26975',' The Three Musketeers and The Three Musketeers 2, released in 1992, are the  hardcore version of The Erotic Adventures of the Three Musketeers, directed  by Norman Apstein, with the same cast and plot.'),
('26976',' 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.'),
('26977',' Two scenes were cut from the German cinema version to secure a "Not under 12"  rating (The murder of the prisoner is cut completely (ca. 13 seconds) and the  death of the bald headed man in the prison at the end is shortened (ca. 6  seconds).) Second DVD release is uncut ("Not under 16") and bears the note  "Uncut version" on the sleeve.'),
('26978',' Internationally'),
('26979','released version contains alternate ending'),
('26980',' The two alternate ending differ from the point the nurse brings Joe a  wheelchair: '),
('26981',' "Happy ending": Connie pushes Joe in the wheelchair down a corridor. She   tells him to treat Ellen right and not to invite her to their wedding.   "Youll try to kiss me [..] it will be a nightmare." Joe waits for Ellen   outside her class and walks with her down the street. Finally he says: I   love you. "Im not gonna chase you.", "Give you time." Ellen gets into the   backseat of a cab. Joe says "Fuck this" and runs after the cab yelling   Ellen! We see Ellen in the cab, after the fourth Ellen! she tells the   cabdriver to stop. Joe gets into the cab. They kiss. Cut to street and   closing credits start as camera pulls up to the tree tops and street   buildings. Fade to black. '),
('26982',' Un'),
('26983','Happy ending: Omits the wheelchair sequence, jumps right to Joe waiting   for Ellen outside class. Same scene: From Joe walking with her down the   street to Ellen getting into the backseat of the cab and Joe saying "Fuck   this" and running after the cab yelling Ellen! We see Ellen in the cab;   After the fourth Ellen! Joe gives up. Cab drives away. Connie appears out of   nowhere. "I could have caught that cab in heels." Joe and Connie talk. She   agrees to get Ellen back for him. They walk into the park, Connie asks him   not to invite her to their wedding. "Youll try to kiss me [..] it will be a   nightmare." He says: Itll be romantic and Stings Shape of My Heart starts   playing and continues through all the credits up to the copyright logo.   Shape of My Heart by Sting credit appears right after the cast list and   before music supervisor.'),
('26984',' Also available in computer colorized version.'),
('26985',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('26986',' 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.'),
('26987',' A pure hardcore version was released on video in some countries intended for  the adult audiences. This version cuts out several scenes of violence and  dialog to give room for some extended sex scenes not found in the directors  cut.'),
('26988',' US version was heavily edited (ca. 20 min.) for a R rating. DVD release by  Synapse is uncut.'),
('26989',' The special edition laserdisc features a 37'),
('26990','minute version of this  documentary, compared to the 30'),
('26991','minute one found on the DVD (which was  apparently shortened for a broadcast on Showtime). The omitted sections  include the entirety of chapters 8 and 9 (about Lt. Dans leg removal and the  atmosphere at the Washington/rally scenes, total 6:06), additional footage of  Michael Humphreys (young Forrest) at the end of chapter 4 (1:14), and for  some reason 3 seconds of a church establishing shot in chapter 2. (Note that  the DVD version, for some reason, does not actually have chapter stops; these  refer to the laserdisc, but each new heading on screen is a new chapter.)'),
('26992',' Network TV versions restore extra footage.'),
('26993',' When Larry reads out the title of a students "coffee table book" hesays "One  hundred girls Id like to fuck". This like was (badly) dubbed over by the  MPAA to say "pork" (presumably to achieve a PG'),
('26994','13 rating as use of that word  in a sexual context results in an R). The edited version was exported around  the world.'),
('26995',' When aired on Comedy Central, the following alterations were made: '),
('26996',' The title of the book Larry announces to the class is now called "100 Girls   Id like to Boing" instead of pork '),
('26997',' Whenever Larry would call his wife a slut it was changed to sleaze. '),
('26998',' A scene, right after Larry dismisses class because he has a headache in his   eye, that was deleted from the video but is present now is where Owen meets   up with Larry in the parking lot and asks why he didnt read the book. '),
('26999',' A scene where Owen and Larry meet right after Owen calls and asks why Larry   didnt like his book. They were talking under a street lamp before they were   sitting outside the grocery store. '),
('27000',' A scene with Larry at the club he said he was at while Margarets "murder"   took place. '),
('27001',' A scene of Larry and Beth camping out after Larry was talking to Rob Reiner   where Beth had a copy of Margarets book, which Larry took a strong dislike   to.'),
('27002',' 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.'),
('27003',' In the late 1980s, TBS released an edited'),
('27004','for'),
('27005','TV version of the film, which  included an alternate ending that concludes the film with an epic,  swashbuckling swordfight upon the HMS Sterling.'),
('27006',' The first VHS release in Germany as well as all subsequent VHS releases until  1991 were cut to secure an "FSK 12" rating. The scene where Bond kills Vargas  omits the brief shot showing the latter being perforated by the harpoon  arrow. (The previous shot showing Bond firing the harpoon was intact.) Since  the 1991 re'),
('27007','release of the film on VHS in Germany, this scene has been left  completely uncut.'),
('27008',' Closing credits on British prints use the James Bond Theme. International  prints use an instrumental version of Thunderball.'),
('27009',' A scene shot but not used featured Domino showing around Bond on the Disco  Volante. According to the documentary on the DVD special edition, the footage  is presumably lost.'),
('27010',' Current prints on VHS videocassette in the United States use the James Bond  Theme.  Earlier prints on VHS use an instrumental version of Thunderball.'),
('27011',' CBS/FOX video version omits the scene immediately after Bond traps Lippe in  the sauna, where Bond is massaging Pat with the mink glove.'),
('27012',' On some versions of the 1993'),
('27013','era MGM/UA VHS release (stock M202729), Sean  Connerys name (as well as Broccoli & Saltzman) does not appear in the  opening credits.'),
('27014',' The documentary "Behind the Scenes with Thunderball" shows part of the  original opening credits with the unused "Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" theme song.  The credits design is identical to the final film.'),
('27015',' The second audio commentary track on the special edition DVD not only  includes comments from editor Peter Hunt and screenwriter John Hopkins, but  also several alternate audio cues.  For example, the original title song,  "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," is heard in its entirety over the opening credits.  The track also includes some scenes dubbed into other languages, and snippits  dialouge from Largo and Domino before they were dubbed over by voice artists.'),
('27016',' Broadcasts on ABC in the mid'),
('27017','1970s featured a censored version of the  gunbarrel opening that omitted all footage of Connery walking across the  screen and firing. Instead, all viewers saw were the initial dots moving  across the screen, then a cut to the start of the pre'),
('27018','credits sequence.'),
('27019',' The UK cinema release was cut to recieve an "A" rating. All video releases  are uncut.'),
('27020',' According to the Special Edition DVD version of "Thuderball", there are a few  versions of the film out there. In different versions, Bond says a different  line when he escapes from Largos shark pool. Some versions also feature a  comment that Felix makes when he and Bond see a manta'),
('27021','ray from the  helicopter. Its not in the DVD. There are also alternate takes of a scene  with Largo on his boat in different versions. Many of the versions released  on VHS did not feature the original score for the underwater battle at the  climax. [In fact ALL the above differences '),
('27022',' plus the use of the instrumental  Thunderball theme during the closing credits '),
('27023',' appear in the 1992 MGM/UA UK  VHS release. This suggests that rather than several different versions, there  are 2 alternative cuts]. Theres also a scene with Fiona Volpe removing  Bonds shirt in which Bond says, "The things I do for England..." It was used  in the trailer, but cut from the movie...'),
('27024',' The version prepared by Tristar for commercial television showing featured  270 separate cuts, removing 22 minutes of footage. To shorter the film even  further, the film was time'),
('27025','compressed to gain an additional 4 minutes, and  the credits speeded'),
('27026','up to lose another 2 minutes.  Director Michael Apted  asked to have his name removed from the mutilated TV version, or have a  disclaimer shown before the title credits, stating that he disowned that  version. After legal litigation, Tristar opted to remove Apteds name and  credit the TV version to pseudonymous director Alan Smithee.'),
('27027',' There is an NC'),
('27028','17 version available on video that contains more gore/violence  and sexual content.'),
('27029',' This film with original music and running time  was edited and produced in  Maine by Jon Vomit with Wendy Toga & Jordan Kratz. Later, a shorter a shorter  version was edited from the original by Nick Zedd & Scott Free, for Theaters.  As of now, Penetration Films is distibuting the short version on VHS, And the  original can sometimes be ordered through the T.S.Z website.'),
('27030',' The 2004 "George Lucas Directors Cut" contains several updated and CGI'),
('27031','  expanded sequences: '),
('27032',' The mosaic at the beginning of the film has been color treated and looks   more like a bank of monitors. '),
('27033',' The droid factory at the start of the film has been greatly expanded with   CGI and we see much more detail of the creation of droids. '),
('27034',' Many shots of the "city" have been greatly expanded with much more detail. '),
('27035',' Several corridors in the film have been extended with more people. '),
('27036',' The "Mind Lock" sequence has been updated and now has much more shots of the   droids being created and new eye effects on Robert Duvall. '),
('27037',' There is a never'),
('27038','before'),
('27039','seen shot of the police station. '),
('27040',' The train scenes at the end have been expanded with more special effects. '),
('27041',' The car chase scene is longer and more intense, with more CGI. '),
('27042',' THX is attacked by new CGI shell dwellers at the end on his way out.'),
('27043',' In the original release the movie includes a one minute clip from  _Things to Come (1936)_ (qv) before the opening credits. When re'),
('27044','released in  the late'),
('27045','1970s this clip was replaced by a clip from the serial  _Buck Rogers (1939)_ (qv).'),
('27046',' Rare Chinese print under the name of "Bruce Lee: Star of Stars" is  approximately six minutes longer than the dubbed US/UK prints under the title  of "Exit the Dragon, Enter the Tiger". This print features an extended  opening credits sequence using a larger portion of the Isaac Hayes track of  "Run Fay Run" instead of the shorter excerpt used in the dubbed prints. A  majority of the additional footage is dialogue, rather than fight footage.  Also, "Dragon" is actually called "Li Xiao Long" (Little Dragon Lee), Bruce  Lees screenname. And instead of Bruce Li being named David "Tiger" Lee", he  is simply named "Tang Lung", in reference to the character played by the real  Bruce Lee in Meng Long Guojiang (1972).'),
('27047',' While the Chinese print features more dialogue, the dubbed prints use stock  footage of Hong Kong in the films opening. Besides this, the Chinese print  simply says "The End" when Li kills the villain, while the dubbed prints use  stock footage of a large beach wave, with a superimposed transparent image of  Bruce Li as he listens back to the last words of Bruce Lee.'),
('27048',' This was the first, abandoned version of the film, which was remade sans Joan  Crawford in 1929 under the same title.'),
('27049',' Trailer for this film on the DVD shows at least five scenes which are not  included in the DVD version.'),
('27050',' The English dubbed version deletes all of the pop songs found on the  soundtrack (including the catchy title tune) in favor of an often wholly  ill'),
('27051','fitting synthesizer score.'),
('27052',' Samo Hung sex scenes cut for US television version.'),
('27053',' Hong Kong version runs 25 minutes longer than English language version, has  more Angela Mao footage, nudity and extended fight sequences.'),
('27054',' The German DVD by Madison Video is heavily cut.'),
('27055',' There are 3 DVD'),
('27056','releases: A German DVD by Madison, which is cut; a US DVD by  Xenon which is uncut; and a UK DVD by Vengeance which is uncut, too. All  three DVDs are time'),
('27057','compressed. The UK DVD got the best transfer of all three  and features an interesting cut'),
('27058','scene not included in the original movie  version, which seems to be taken from a Hong Kong VCD. This cut'),
('27059','scene is only  on the UK release. The UK and the US DVD are both suffering from a poor  master with extreme color'),
('27060','shift and vertically stretched frame, the German  one is marginally better. Interestingly the cut'),
('27061','scene on the UK DVD is fine,  with nearly natural colors, but in 16:9 pannscan.'),
('27062',' There are 3 DVD'),
('27063','releases: '),
('27064',' A German DVD by Madison, which is cut; '),
('27065',' A US DVD by Xenon which is uncut; '),
('27066',' And a UK DVD by Vengeance which is uncut, too. '),
('27067',' All three DVDs are time'),
('27068','compressed. The UK DVD features an cut'),
('27069','scene not   included in the original movie version, which seams to be taken from an Hong   Kong VCD. This cut'),
('27070','scene is only on the UK release. The UK and the US DVD   are both suffering from a poor master with extreme color'),
('27071','shift and   vertically stretched frame, the German one is a bit better but still in   horrible condition. The cut'),
('27072','scene on the UK DVD is fine, with nearly natural   colors, but in 16:9 pannscan.'),
('27073',' The All Seasons Entertainment video release is derived from a heavily  censored TV print.'),
('27074',' Video version is cut'),
('27075',' In 1952 a one part version was released titled "Indische Rache". Run Time:100  min.'),
('27076',' Reissued in 1991 with scene changes and addition of Savannah to cast.'),
('27077',' Topless scene added to video.'),
('27078',' Re'),
('27079','released in the 1950s with a organ score and narration. The narration,  though, was being read while the title cards were seen.'),
('27080',' The character Horseflesh is mentioned as the leader before Randall, but was  dead. In the credits we find Marcus Powell credited with the role, though  never seen.'),
('27081',' The 110 min. American theatrical release was cut by 6 minutes from the  original 116 min. European version.'),
('27082',' A version seen on US television omits the scene of the Time Bandits ramming  the sleeping potion into the scalp of the giant. It cut from it stepping on  the house to him becoming tired, seemingly on his own.'),
('27083',' Early video versions omit the following: '),
('27084',' The theater manager introducing The Great Rumbozo; More dialogue from Evil,   Benson and Robert in their very first scene; The scene of Pansy and Vincent   on the Titanic is extended.'),
('27085',' A futuristic scene with asteroids crashing into New York City was shot but  cut from the final version of the film due to the terrorist attacks on the  World Trade Center.'),
('27086',' Trailer has a scene cut from the final film in which Alexander talks to  someone (possibly the dean of the college he taught at) about Time Travel'),
('27087',' The scene with VOX in the release version is a different take than the one  included in the trailer (most notably when Vox starts to sing).'),
('27088',' Trailer includes an additional line of dialogue: Uber'),
('27089','Morlock says that no  one can change the future to which Alexendar responds "Youre wrong, I will  change it."'),
('27090',' A number of sequences shot at Vassar College (which stood in for the  nineteenth century Columbia University) were cut from the film. Among the  sequences was a classroom scene and the aforementioned discussion of time  travel with the Dean of the College. Rockefeller Hall at Vassar can be seen  in the background. (Vassar still doubles as Columbia in the opening shots of  the film.)'),
('27091',' A scene in the trailer shows Alex standing next to his time machine looking  at a futuristic city or town with long cylindrical buildings by the shore.  This is an alternate version of the scene where he sees what happens to the  world after he killed the Uber'),
('27092','Morlock. Its supposed to be the Eloi pardise.'),
('27093',' The DVD includes a storyboard of the hunt scene where Mara refers to Kalen as  her son and Kalen later calls her Mother.'),
('27094',' More proof that the Uber'),
('27095','Morlock confrantation was longer: during the  international trailer (which can be seen on the R2 DVD), most shots of the  Uber'),
('27096','Morlock during it are not film. They are as follows: '),
('27097',' He says, "My family lived for milli." This is probably at the start of the   scene, where he explains the history of the Morlocks. '),
('27098',' At the end of the trailer, he says in extreme close'),
('27099','up, "I am your future!"   This is talked about on the Simon Wells/Wayne Wahrman commentary track on   the R2 DVD. It was just before the time machine comes down.'),
('27100',' Original version 97 mins.'),
('27101',' The original premiere screening version ran for 97 mins. Deleted scenes also  missing from the film: '),
('27102',' 1. Ally and Lisa at a bus stop and discussing the dates. '),
('27103',' 2. Several scenes with Ally and Beth her mother/alternative versions. '),
('27104',' 3. The LONG WALK to the church has been trimmed by 35 seconds. '),
('27105',' 4. A scene where to GIGGLING GIRLS see Ally taking photos of Hylands House   only for Emmett the ghost to appear behind them. '),
('27106',' 5. Several night shots at the graveyard were deleted for time and pacing.'),
('27107',' Allthough originally shot in color, most versions circulated are in Black and  White. Just as The Cube (1969).'),
('27108',' The first name of the Jake Brigance character becomes Jack Brigance in  the Italian version.'),
('27109',' German video release by New Vision was edited for violence to secure a "Not  under 16" rating.'),
('27110',' The film was transferred from digital video to film stock for theatrical  presentation. The video release, however, uses the original digital video  picture format.'),
('27111',' Timecode was shot with a total of 15, 90+ minute, real'),
('27112','time takes. For the  theatrical release the last take was used. Take 1, which runs 93 minutes, has  the role of the Executive played by Holly Houston and the role of Emmas  Therapist is played by Laurie Metcalf.  Take 15, the one used for the  theatrical version which runs 97 minutes, has the roles of the Executive  taken over by Holly Hunter and the Therapist role is taken over by Glenne  Headly. Both takes are included in the US DVD release.'),
('27113',' Unrated version is available featuring extended sex scenes which were cut to  avoid an "NC'),
('27114','17" rating.'),
('27115',' An edit released on video in Canada omits virtually all nudity and all sex,  though it retains an R'),
('27116','rating.'),
('27117',' In the original theatrical release, Porter Reese was so distracted by the  destruction of the motorcycle that he did not notice the approach of the  helicopters tailrotor until it was too late '),
('27118',' there was a scream, a  splattering sound, and a shot of empty gore'),
('27119','drenched boots. For the DVD  release, the shot was replaced with pickup shot of Reese crawling on the  ground; the audio, however, was not changed.'),
('27120',' 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.'),
('27121',' At least one network television version adds a scene just before the U.S.  Open, in which Roy and Romeo are almost kept from entering due to their  shabby clothes and winnebago.  David Simms then shows up, "heroically" points  out that Roys name is misspelled on the roster, and they all enter... but  Roys winnebago causes a considerable amount of (unintentional) property  damage due to its height.  But this makes Romeos surprised observation in  the next scene that David is present less understandable.'),
('27122',' Original theatrical release prints contained the song "Get Out and Get  Under", sung by Alice Faye to a group of open'),
('27123','air cafe patrons. The song was  deleted shortly after the films opening. The 1994 VHS release of "Tin Pan  Alley" does contain the song as an extra feature.'),
('27124',' Originally had a short sequence filmed in color.  The USA video reissue  includes the restored color sequence, which obviously came from a grainy 8mm  print, although the rest of the movie is in a sharp 35mm print.'),
('27125',' Columbia provided a slightly revised version for drive'),
('27126','ins. The black'),
('27127','out  sequence with Vincent Price saying the The Tingler is loose in the theatre,  is replaced with black footage with William Castle saying that The Tingler is  loose in the drive'),
('27128','in and actors screaming that The Tingler is in the back  seat. The Columbia exchanges could simply splice in the replacement footage  to make an existing print suitable for drive'),
('27129','in bookings.'),
('27130',' The DVD includes deleted scenes, which, while some are still in pencil form,  make the film more complete. They are as follows: '),
('27131',' "Green Drink" '),
('27132',' This is a longer version of the scene where Cale and Korso   discuss the Titan. It includes Cale fixing the broken machine and more   dialouge about his father and the Titan. '),
('27133',' "Akimas Rescue" '),
('27134',' This is another version of the scene where Korso and   friends find Akima in the trade area. In this scene, she blows up an alarm   and frees all the slaves. '),
('27135',' "Ice Crystals'),
('27136',' Extended Version" '),
('27137',' This is basically an extended version of   the famous ice crystals scene. It includes more dialouge between Cale and   Akima (in pencil form), and scenes in different angles. '),
('27138',' "Alternate Ending" '),
('27139',' This is an extended ending where the Drej actually talk   (not in subtitles) and more dialouge between Cale and Korso. Most of it is   in pencil form, and it ends right after the Drej are destroyed.'),
('27140',' One slightly shortened version, available on video, ends with the familiar  shot of the Titanic plunging into the depths.  The other, usually shown on  TV, ends with a trial in New York, acquitting Ismay and stating that a  captain is responsible for his ship, no one else is.  The TV version also has  a scene with some of the senior officers wondering how a German officer  (Petersen) happens to be among them.'),
('27141',' The Croatian release is heavely cut, deleting many scenes with Alice Cleaver  and her employers, the conversation in the bathroom that Osa had with her  roommates before she get raped by Simon and many shots of Titanic sinking are  cut out. All in all, this version butchered down to 164 minutes, instead of  its intended 178.'),
('27142',' When aired on TNT, the scene where Jack is drawing Rose is a different take.  The board that he uses to write on is higher to cover up any of her nude  body.'),
('27143',' An old'),
('27144','style silent newsreel was filmed showing several of the main  characters getting ready to board the Titanic. Originally this footage was  only available on the Titanic official movie website but was later included  in the 4'),
('27145','disc deluxe collectors edition DVD'),
('27146','box.'),
('27147',' In the film, Old Rose says "Ill be God'),
('27148','damned" when she sees her portrait on  TV. In some trailers, an alternate take was used in which she just says "Ill  be damned." This has led some to speculate alternate takes might have been  shot of other scenes to tone down the profanity for future TV release. It has  been suggested a toned down version of the portrait scene also exists.'),
('27149',' The version shown in Singapore deletes the nude drawing of Kate Winslet.'),
('27150',' The 70mm print shown at the Odeon Cinema Leicester Square (London, UK) is  rumored to have included a scene of two mariners looking on at the Titanic  launching distress flares. They dismiss them/misunderstand by concluding that  they are celebratory fireworks. This is not in several 35mm prints.'),
('27151',' A special home video enhanced for the blind was released on October 5, 1999  in the US. It features a process called TheaterVision, consisting in  additional narration by director James Cameron and actress Angie Dickinson  describing the onscreen actions and images during dialogue'),
('27152','less scenes.'),
('27153',' During the sinking in a prerelease version seen in November 97, there was a  short scene with the Strausses (The older couple later seen on the bed). Mrs.  Strauss is offered a place on the boats, but refuses to leave her husband,  and Mr. Strauss refuses to take a place before the other men. You can see the  tail end of the shot in the final film, with the two of them walking away  after this exchange. Other things that were longer in this version were the  opening on the sea floor, where more artifacts are seen, as well as Roses  search for the handcuff key (she is shown looking through more drawers, etc.)'),
('27154',' The CD'),
('27155','ROM _Titanic Explorer (1997) (VG)_ (qv) features footage shot for but  cut from the film, including several of the scenes mentioned in the above  list.'),
('27156',' In the NBC television version, the nudity scene with Kate Winslet is edited  out.'),
('27157',' Reportedly this was edited together from a (longer?) Italian version.'),
('27158',' Six minutes have been deleted from the official DVD release for legal reasons  after the distributor could not provide evidence to the British censor that  one of the performers had allowed her image to be used in the release.'),
('27159',' In the German version there are two changes made to the original score:  first, with the Germans marching into Warsaw we hear the fanfares of the  Deutsche Wochenschau (i.e. the German News Reel) instead of "normal" music.  Then, during the opera scene we hear the Nazis singing all three verses of  "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles" in the background. However, in the  Third Reich it was common (and was thus later inserted into the German sound  track) only to play the verse one, directly leading into the "Horst Wessel  Lied", which was something like the official party anthem.'),
('27160',' Alternate 95 min. (USA runtime) TV movie version is more commonly available.'),
('27161',' This film was never released in its original version. It turned up five years  later '),
('27162',' with some footage shelved and some added '),
('27163',' as "Savnet siden mandag".'),
('27164',' The film was re'),
('27165','edited from the pilot episode of the TV series "The Man from  U.N.C.L.E.". For the TV version, broadcast as "The Vulcan Affair", all of  Will Kuluvas scenes as Mr. Allison were cut and reshot when it was decided  to replace him with Leo G. Carroll as Mr. Waverly. But his scenes were left  intact in To Trap a Spy.  As this film version of the TV pilot was being  prepared, there was legal wrangling over the use of the name THRUSH for the  enemy organization. As a result, the word WASP is overdubbed in the  theatrical version whenever THRUSH is mentioned.'),
('27166',' In June 2004 the German TV station ZDF aired a new German version with end  credits and a better quality.'),
('27167',' Three minutes are cut from the US version. The total running time of the  Spanish version is 104 minutes.'),
('27168',' In 1985, this film was restored using original negative materials, by Richard  Dayton and Pete Comandini of the YCM Laboratories, and Robert Gitt of the  UCLA Film and Television Archives, using funds from the AFI/NEA Film  Preservation Program.  Because the last 3'),
('27169','minute sequence of the Pacific  Ocean was missing, it was re'),
('27170','shot using Frances Marions titles from her  scenario and an authentic 2'),
('27171','strip Technicolor camera. The film ran 53 minutes  plus about one minute of explanatory information and restoration credits.'),
('27172',' Disney Channel cut adds a scene of Doc Robinsons corpse being moved through  town, as well as the scene from the trailer in which Tom and Huck get milk  thrown into the barrel they are hiding in.'),
('27173',' A colorized version exists.'),
('27174',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 39 secs by the BBFC to remove a  horse'),
('27175','fall and to edit a scene of a mans head being blasted during a  gunfight. The 2006 DVD release restores some cuts and is only missing 6 secs  of the horse'),
('27176','fall.'),
('27177',' For the 1989 reissue/restoration, the director trimmed approx. 7 minutes from  the original.  The initial home video release in 1981 on the Magnetic Video  label contains the full'),
('27178','length original, which includes the following  footage/dialogue cut from the reissue: '),
('27179',' Tom running from Squire Western; Black George caught for killing sheep;   trial '),
('27180',' Sophie: "Oh, my little bird." '),
('27181',' Molly being called a slut by her family: "You will have a bastard" '),
('27182',' Tom/Sophie montage: Tom reading, eating nuts, picking berries, Tom and   Sophie singing '),
('27183',' Teachers fighting Tom; Tom going around tree; riding teacher '),
('27184',' Toms dream at the Inn '),
('27185',' Sophie and Lady Fitzpatrick: Trimmed frames from laughing '),
('27186',' Sophie and Lady Fitzpatrick: "What will you do in London?" "I have a   friend..." '),
('27187',' Sophie and Lady Fitzpatrick: "What about your friend?" "He is away for a few   days. When he returns will shall make other arrangements." '),
('27188',' Lady Bellaston and Lady Fitzpatrick: "The girl is obviously intoxicated and   nothing less than ruin will content her." '),
('27189',' Lady Bellaston muttering French phrase at dinner '),
('27190',' Lady Bellaston: Dialog after "Are you afraid of the word rape?" '),
('27191',' Transition from Bellaston and Fellamore to Tom and Partridge '),
('27192',' Transition from Tom and Partridge to "Rape" '),
('27193',' Partridge and Tom: "Shell be the one to break it off"; transition to note;   dialog: Narrator reads letter, Bellaston remarks to maid not to receive Tom   Jones again. '),
('27194',' "Scandal are the best sweeteners of tea."; transition '),
('27195',' Partridge looking for people to uphold Toms character (in the original he    approaches one man, then two more '),
('27196',' scene of him approaching the first man   was cut) '),
('27197',' No reprise of song for Tom as hes going to be hanged '),
('27198',' End titles (re'),
('27199','done for reissue with restoration credits and extended music   by 15 seconds, while cutting some of the original company credits)'),
('27200',' All UK versions are cut by the BBFC by 12 seconds so as to delete a scene of  cockfighting, regarded as animal cruelty, illegal in films passed by the  BBFC.'),
('27201',' In 2000, the Library of Moving Images, Inc. copyrighted a 44'),
('27202','minute version  produced by Elaina B. Archer. Maria Newman wrote the original score, which  was performed by the Kairos String Quartet.'),
('27203',' US version was cut by the Weinsteins from 109 minutes to 81 minutes to  tighten up the film (which is frequently done with martial arts films owned  by the Weinsteins). Additionally it has a new score by RZA (qv).'),
('27204',' German version runs 87 minutes (PAL, with 324 cuts according to  schnittberichte.com).'),
('27205',' The French version is shorter by 20 minutes compared to the Thai version. A  new score is added, by a French hip hop singer.'),
('27206',' On the U.S. Version of the Dvd, a brand new English dub had been added, Tony  Jaas character now has an English dubbed voice along with fewer characters  in the film.'),
('27207',' Black and white version '),
('27208',' 28 minutes long'),
('27209',' Color tinted version '),
('27210',' 72 minutes long'),
('27211',' Kitten Natividad scene as stripper cut from television print.'),
('27212',' A "Vista Series" directors cut was released in February 2002. About nine  minutes of never'),
('27213','before'),
('27214','seen footage were restored The most noticeable are: '),
('27215',' a scene showing the depths of Matties addiction to laudanum and her   jealousy over Josephine '),
('27216',' a somber soliloquy by Doc quoting Kublai Khan; '),
('27217',' a scene explaining Kates sudden disapearance from the film, with Doc   stressing the importance of friendship; '),
('27218',' a scene with McMasters and the Cowboys meeting one last time. A small scene   showing the graphic result of that meeting has been re'),
('27219','inserted with the   line "They got McMasters!" being moved into this small insert.'),
('27220',' In the UK PAL DVD version, during the "Uncle Ernie" scene, the final cut (or  intended directors version) has a green filter effect throughout the entire  scene. In the American version, the green filter effect is not present which  means this effect was added at some point during post production.'),
('27221',' In the UK PAL version DVD, between the "Uncle Ernie scene" and the scene that  Frank Hobbs walks up the blue lit staircase, there is a scene showing Nora  and Frank coming through the front door of their flat and ponder for a moment  where the strange noises are coming from. Proceeding this, Frank walks to the  staircase and heads upstairs.'),
('27222',' The first shot in the "Acid Queen" song scene was omitted from the original  1982 VHS version of the film.'),
('27223',' The close'),
('27224','up shot of "Holy Marylin Monroe"s crotch was deleted from the  "Eyesight To The Blind" song scene in the syndicated television version of  the film.'),
('27225',' One of the Uncle Ernie and Frank Hobbs reaction shots was deleted from the  "Acid Queen" song scene in the syndicated television version of the film.'),
('27226',' New music has been added to the 5.1 recreation of the Original Quintaphonic  Mix on the US DVD version.  The new audio elements include: '),
('27227',' a new guitar solo (presumably Pete Townshend recorded in 1993 during THE   WHOS TOMMY ON BROADWAY Original Cast Recording recording sessions) laid   atop the instrumental breakdown in the song "1951 (You Didnt Hear It)" '),
('27228',' a brand new remix of the song "Cousin Kevin" in place of the original mix.'),
('27229',' New CGI shots have been added to the DVD version of the film.  These include: '),
('27230',' digital burning embers to the RAF planes being shot down in Tommys first   hallucination in the "Amazing Journey" song scene. '),
('27231',' A birds'),
('27232','eye'),
('27233','view shot of Tommy falling down through the shattered mirror   into the water in the transition between the "Smash The Mirror!" song scene   and the "Im Free" song scene.'),
('27234',' When shown on Anglia Television (part of the British ITV network) in 1989,  the short blackout scene during the Uncle Ernie sequence '),
('27235',' consisting of  sound effects of footsteps, gurgling, twanging and maniacal laughter over a  completely blank screen '),
('27236',' was deleted.'),
('27237',' The UK cinema version was cut by 9 secs for a PG certificate to edit shots of  a woman pulling down her bikini and the sound of a man unzipping his flies.  Later releases were uncut and upgraded to a 12 certificate.'),
('27238',' In the TV version, in the "Housekeeping" scene, Richard asks Tommy if he  would like a french kiss instead of offering a jerkoff.'),
('27239',' After the initial television broadcast, Vidmark released a cut version of the  miniseries for home video. This version ran for 120 minutes, cutting out  several characters and even a few sub'),
('27240','plots (including the romance between  Ruth and Butch).'),
('27241',' Passed uncut in the UK by the BBFC in 2006 for the ultimate edition DVD, with  an upgrade to a 15 certificate from a 12.'),
('27242',' Reportedly toned down for a 12 cinema certificate in the UK, a further 6  seconds of cuts were required to retain this rating for the video version.   All use of shurikens (throwing stars) and a bad guy having his face stamped  on were removed, and most of the fight sound effects were reduced.'),
('27243',' The UK terrestrial television broadcast by ITV in October 2001 included the  "shuriken" and "face stamping" shots that were removed from the UK VHS and  DVD releases.'),
('27244',' The video and DVD version of "Tomorrows Bacon" contain a different final  shot. There is an added "zoom in" to the space where the missing knife would  be on the countertop. The actual film prints (which ran theatrically) do not  have the added zoom.'),
('27245',' Theres another version of this film. Is almost the same except for the open  and closing credits, the sound mix, and the way some scenes were edited. This  version belongs to the Argentinian national institute, but the director, the  producer and the rest of the crew does not recognize it as their version even  though their names are credited. This version was screened but never outside  Argentina.'),
('27246',' The humorous line spoken at the start of the film, "Come out! Come out! Or  well pull your eyeballs out!" was deemed politically incorrect by Fox  during the making of the English dub. The line is changed to "Come out! Come  out!" in the Fox'),
('27247','Streamline English dub.'),
('27248',' A promotional shorter version released as a Free DVD given away with Loaded  magazine (UK), June 2005 issue, Called "The Abi Sex Masterclass". Running  time of 55 minutes.'),
('27249',' The Japanese DVD omits a lesbian kiss at the night club and the beating of  Carla Gavina, however a small fraction of the latter is present in the  trailer.'),
('27250',' The VHS release contained three performances not shown as part of the TV  broadcast '),
('27251',' the songs were called Taxi Taxi, Other Mens Wives and  Valley Of Our Souls.'),
('27252',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('27253',' When originally released the US and UK versions each had a different survivor  at the end of the film.'),
('27254',' Compiled from the series "Trials of OBrien" episodes "The Greatest Game  Parts 1 & 2".'),
('27255',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('27256',' The VHS version of Salival does not include the video clip for the song  "Hush".'),
('27257',' The US release was heavily censored to get an "R" rating rather than an  "NC'),
('27258','17". The following scenes were edited: '),
('27259',' The "drill kill" of the girl in the apartment was about 20'),
('27260','30 seconds   longer, showing much more blood fly out of the back of her head, and the   drill going all the way through her mouth. After the killer retracts the   drill, he then begins drilling again into her head. Also, this scene is   well'),
('27261','lit as opposed to the darkened version in the "R" rated cut. '),
('27262',' The man getting his head sawed in half; this scene was much longer. More   blood and grue flies out as the killer saws, and the aftermath of the top   half of the mans head being ripped off was shown, and the camera lingers   longer on it when it hits the ground. '),
('27263',' The man being strapped to the table and killed was a bit longer. There were   more hits with the hammer, more screams from the man, and a better view of   the powder being poured on his head. A more grisly after'),
('27264','view of the mans   lye'),
('27265','laden head was present afterward.'),
('27266',' The version televised on the UKs Zone Horror channel in 2007 was complete  and uncut.'),
('27267',' The original UK cinema version was cut by around 6 minutes by the BBFC to  remove a bathtub masturbation sequence and to heavily edit chase scenes and  shots of bloody bodies, and the film later ended up on the DPP 74 list of  banned video nasties. In 2000 the film was finally released in the UK and was  cut by 1 min 46 secs, with edits being made to a scene of a naked girl being  chased and killed with a nail gun.'),
('27268',' Black stereotypes have been cut from this short.'),
('27269',' Like many of Disneys early Cinemascope films, a "flat" version shot in 3:4  ratio was made for theaters that were not equipped for Cinemascope. This  required rearranging the artwork for some shots to accommodate the smaller  screen. Shots of multiple repeated characters (like the bird chorus at the  end, for instance) were literally cut in half, using two repetitions instead  of four. The most notable change comes at the transition from the end of the  "Boom" section to the parade that starts the finale. In the Cinemascope  version, the background and characters fade out, leaving the drum in the last  scene alone; the drum then jumps from the side of the screen to the center,  and the parade fades in. In the flat version, the camera zooms in on the  drum, dissolves into the parade and zooms back out.'),
('27270',' The widescreen VHS version released in 1996 had an aspect ratio of 1.85:1.  The theatrical prints and the DVD version released in 2004 have an aspect  ratio of 2.35:1.'),
('27271',' Two versions of the film have been released in the U.S. '),
('27272',' an "R" rated  version, which replaces some of the more adult scenes with stills, and  completely removes several rather subtle scenes which reveal that Cliff is  bisexual. An unrated version can also be found on cable sometimes with the  cut scenes intact. Neither version is available on video in the U.S.'),
('27273',' Several scenes are in the television version that are not in the video  release version: '),
('27274',' A two scene subplot involving Commandant van Horsts dog. '),
('27275',' When Nick (Kilmer) spits at General Streck (Kemp) the projectile ricochets   off of two walls. '),
('27276',' In the park, Nick offers Hillary (Gutteridge) a cart of beverages. '),
('27277',' When Nick and Hillary kiss, breaking the guitar, much of the scene is   edited.  They roll in front of two buildings and a window overlooking a   burning building. '),
('27278',' Near the end, Cedric (Sharif) crushes Streck in a car as he had been.'),
('27279',' The 1987 UK video was cut by 8 secs for a 15 rating to remove shots of the  artificial fist attachment for the Anal Intruder. In 2002 these cuts were  waived by the BBFC.'),
('27280',' Alternate scenes different from release version: '),
('27281',' Instead of refering to a pinup calendar, Professor Flammond explains the   complexity of his work. '),
('27282',' The line "if they find you here your life will be worth less than a   truckload of dead rats at a tampon factory" is replaced with "if they find   you here your life will be worth less than a beaker of butadiene in a   colloid solution!"'),
('27283',' On videotape, Hillarys breasts started to glow once she sees Nick reemerge  from a lake. On TV, its edited to where she waves at him.'),
('27284',' Due to music which intentionally resembled that from Chariots of Fire, the  score for the training montage was replaced on the US R1 dvd version of the  film.'),
('27285',' Hitchcock shot two versions with completely different endings. Both endings  are featured in the laserdisc version.'),
('27286',' The German version of the film ends with Granville going into his house, and  the sound of a gunshot suggests he has shot himself.'),
('27287',' In an earlier version Andre Deveraux and Granville, the Russian spy, agree  to have an old fashioned duel with pistols in an empty stadium. But before  the duel begins, Granville is shot in the back by a Russian sniper to silence  him. This finale was deleted and a new one shot, because early audiences  didnt like it. These scenes were considered lost for many years, until  director Richard Franklin (I) (qv) discovered that they had been lying for  years in a can in Hitchcocks garage and were given by his daughter to the  Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences after her fathers death.'),
('27288',' The new ending takes place at Paris airport; Deveraux and his wife are  leaving for America and see Granville boarding a plane to the USSR. He  salutes them. Deveraux explains to his wife why he let Grainville leave. The  last scene shows someone throwing a newspaper on a bench. The camera shows  the headline and then pans to the Paris Arc de Triomphe, the same pictured in  the opening shots.'),
('27289',' Many Spanish and other non'),
('27290','English versions are censored, missing most of the  sex and violence. Japanese prints on laserdisc have one piece of minor  censorship (the scene with the Franciscan monks being ridden and humiliated).'),
('27291',' The film was colorized in the late 1980s.'),
('27292',' 23 minutes, which included more nudity and explicit sex, were cut from the US  version to prevent an X rating.  Some of the scenes cut were: '),
('27293',' The scene at the beginning is longer. '),
('27294',' The scene with Mr. Satoh before he talks to his girlfriend is longer,   including the scene showing him actually inserting the vibrator into Ai   after she came out of the shower. '),
('27295',' Ai licking both Mr. Satoh and his girlfriend as they are having sex. '),
('27296',' Before Ai arrives to Mr. Satohs room, they are slow'),
('27297','motion scenes showing   Yakuza storming into Mr. Satohs room, yelling at him for being a failure   and restrains him.  Despite his pleas, the Yakuza tie his girlfriend up and   hooks her up with drugs, with him watching and being helpless to help her.    The Yakuza then take turns sadistically raping and beating her. '),
('27298',' Shortly after the guy says Let her go referring to Ai, the scene returns   to Satohs bedroom where the Yakuza slashes the right side of her face with   a tanto knife to show whos the boss, explaining why later her face is   bandaged when she returns the ring to Ai.  The scene then goes back to the   lobby showing Ai running into the elevator scared.  Miyuki, who was waiting   for her, meets up with her after she gets out of the elevator.  Seeing her   terrified, Miyuki asks her what was wrong.  Ai shakes her head saying   everything was all right, its just he wasnt home thats all.  They then go   to the young clients room. '),
('27299',' The scene where the young client asks to be strangled is longer, showing Ai   and Miyuki walking into his room being addressed as Mistress and Mistress   Ai. '),
('27300',' The masochism scene with Saki is longer.'),
('27301',' The 135 min. Chinese VCD version on 2 discs is uncut, with japanese  soundtrack and chinese subtitles'),
('27302',' For the german market, a 86 min. cut version with dubbed german audio is  available on VHS and DVD. The version is censored, but still certificated FSK  18.'),
('27303',' Original video versions removed the intermission, (between the close'),
('27304','up of a  desk calendar showing Dec. 7 and the Japanese begining to launch planes.) The  1998 video release restores the intermission. The widescreen version prints  all subtitles (Japanese translation, character titles) below the screen in  the botton black bar.'),
('27305',' An alternate 54'),
('27306','minute television version was created for broadcast in 2006.  This version includes only two full storm chases '),
('27307',' April 5th, 2003 and May  15th, 2003 '),
('27308',' while adding a new sequence on storm chasing "busts".'),
('27309',' An alternative version of the game was released in 1985. Unlike the original  release from 1984, it had instructions before the main code, very much like  "Android 1: The Reactor Run" (1983) and the Kempston Joystick Interface  ("KJIF") was deactivated in this version.'),
('27310',' The directors cut, under the English title Darkness Covers the Earth, has  been shown in limited cultural circles, film festivals and marketing  sessions.'),
('27311',' The original, unedited version that was shown hors concours at the 1977  Cannes Film Festival was 240 minutes long.'),
('27312',' There are at least four versions. The directors cut, running at 240 minutes,  knew limited distribution in trade union and political meetings in Portugal,  in 1975, and abroad; the short version, also known as the Portuguese version,  running at 119 minutes; and a very short TV version, titled _Cooperativa  Torre Bela (1975)_. In 2004, there is yet a different cut for a DVD edition.'),
('27313',' The print in the Turner Classic Movies library has a music score written by  Arthur Barrow and runs 88 minutes, with many scenes tinted.'),
('27314',' The original ending to this cartoon had all of the gangster rabbits lined up  next to one another so that they could shoot themselves in the head with a  single bullet. After the shot was fired, they fell dead to the ground and  that was the end. This ending is rarely shown on television anymore; the  cartoon abruptly fades to black instead.'),
('27315',' This was originally shown with another announcers voice heard. Martin  Bookspans announcements are heard only on the 1990 videocassette release.'),
('27316',' This particular concert was originally a two episode broadcast, as were all  of the Toscanini NBC Symphony radio broadcasts of operas. Acts I and II of  "Aida" were broadcast as Part I of the opera, and Acts III and IV were  broadcast one week later, as Part II. Toscaninis programs usually ran no  more than an hour or an hour and five minutes. For broadcasts of Beethovens  Ninth Symphony, and for his NBC Symphony opera broadcasts the hour was  lengthened by only fifteen minutes, so all of the operas had to be broadcast  in two separate installments.'),
('27317',' At this time Nintendo had strict rules about graphic depictions of death and  excessive violence in games released on their consoles. Because of this, the  SNES version had all blood changed from red to green.'),
('27318',' The Australian Special Edition DVD is rated MA15+, but is uncut like the  previous R18+ version. It is not to be confused with the cut M rated version  available on video.'),
('27319',' The Finnish theatrical release (1990) was rated K/F'),
('27320','18 but still cut by 23  seconds. The VHS release (1991) was rated K/F'),
('27321','16 and cut by 68 seconds. The  DVD release of 2001 is rated K/F'),
('27322','18 and is listed as uncut.'),
('27323',' Film was initially given an X'),
('27324','rating by the MPAA. The following are the  scenes that were trimmed to receive a R'),
('27325','rating: '),
('27326',' Bennys death is optically cropped to remove the exiting drill erupting from   his stomach. '),
('27327',' The innocent bystander used as a shield was bloodier before trimming. '),
('27328',' The stabbing of Helm in the bar had the bowie knife slicing up his stomach.   Stills of this were actually featured in Fangoria magazine at the time of   the films release. '),
('27329',' Several shots of the scientists being killed by Quaid after he breaks free   from the implant'),
('27330','machine were shortened. '),
('27331',' The scene of Richters arms being severed was shortened.'),
('27332',' Due to law regulations, the German version had to be cut for television  broadcasting and retail video and is rated "Not under 16". The scene where  the lift "removes" Richters arms is absent. Theatrical version was rated  Not under 18 and is uncut.'),
('27333',' The Swedish version is also cut, although not as heavily as the above  mentioned. Scenes excluded are Quaid using one of the compnay thugs as a  shield in the subway fight and the first fight after Quaid has been to Rekall  is also shortened. Bennys death has been cut to avoid graphic violence.'),
('27334',' In the German "not under 16" version, the death of Benny was edited, too.'),
('27335',' As with _Robocop (1987)_ , the theatrical release of Total Recall in  Australia was an M'),
('27336','rated (Recommended for ages 15+) censored version of the  USA R'),
('27337','rated cut which lacked the bloodier moments. The American R rated cut  was released on Video as an Australian R (Restricted to ages 18+). Both the M  and R versions are availible on video. Some of the cuts in the M rated  version included: '),
('27338',' Alternate camera angles in the subway fight after Quaid has been to Rekall; '),
('27339',' In the scene where the man from the Rekall ad comes to see Quaid and Lori,   the shot of his brains splattering on the curtain behind him is omitted; '),
('27340',' The fight in the bar on Mars is edited, in particular the stabbing. '),
('27341',' Bennys death is severly cut '),
('27342',' The frontal shot of the three breasted woman asking Ricther if he would   "like some fun" is replaced with a shot taken from higher up and behind her. '),
('27343',' The second'),
('27344','last shot of Cohaagens "expansion" is shortened. The final shot   is removed completely.'),
('27345',' In the German Version the "Johnny Cab"'),
('27346','Robot is making a loud belching sound  instead of saying "Hell of a day, isnt it ?" This is possibly an in'),
('27347','joke by  the dubbing studio.'),
('27348',' U.S. DVD version contains a special bonus scene shot especially for the DVD  released by Elegant Angel.'),
('27349',' Till 2003 the opening credits of the movie were shown in black & white in TV.  In the theatrical version and the TV versions since 2003 they show the  opening titles in red.'),
('27350',' A new version, running 111 minutes, has been restored by Universal and  debuted at the Telluride Film Festival in September 1998.  This version has  been re'),
('27351','edited according to Orson Welles original vision, as outlined in a  58'),
('27352','page memo that the director wrote to Universal studio head Edward Muhl in  1957, after Muhl took editing out of Welles hands.  The new version has been  prepared by editor by Walter Murch, sound recordists Bill Varney, Peter Reale  and Murch, and picture restorer Bob ONeil under the supervision of Rick  Schmidlin and film critic Jonathan Rosenbaum. One difference between the two  versions is that the famous opening tracking shot is now devoid of credits  and Henry Mancinis music, featuring only sound effects.'),
('27353',' Originally released at 95 minutes, the 1975 alternate version ran 108 minutes  and included additional footage shot by Welles in 1957, and deleted most of  the footage shot by Harry Keller (qv) in 1957.'),
('27354',' The 1998 restoration is often called the "Directors Cut," which it is not.  Welles original cut was done immediately after filming was completed. This  cut no longer exists. Universal then cut the film and when shown THIS  version, Welles composed his 57'),
('27355','page memo. So the 98 cut was restored to  Orsons intentions, but there is no way of knowning if this would have been  his Directors cut. Also, see aspect ratio argument in Trivia section.'),
('27356',' In 1982 a 10'),
('27357','minute reduced version was distributed by José Esteban Alenda'),
('27358',' Originally released in the US in a cut version removing almost 30 minutes of  footage. Synapse Films DVD, titled Bacchanales Sexuelles, includes the  original uncut french version.'),
('27359',' Also available in computer colorized version'),
('27360',' All references to MGM and Loews Incorporated have been removed from all  available prints. Film Classics reissued this film in Argentina replacing the  original MGM credits with their own ones and titling this film in Spanish as  "Pescado fresco".'),
('27361',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to heavily edit shots of  stabbings, a lovemaking scene, and scenes of a man on fire. Later versions  were uncut, though the 2005 DVD featured a re'),
('27362','edited print which had no  censor cuts but gained/lost extra scenes through print damage and some  restoration.'),
('27363',' There are 2 shots that have not been seen since the movies debut. This may  have been a pre'),
('27364','release version that still opened in some cities. One shot is  late into the film when a fireman is electrocuted for coming in contact with  water that has a live wire submerged (as the other fireman stand by  helpless). Theres a production drawing of this scene in the 2006 Special  Edition 2 disc set. The 2nd shot is shortened near the end of the film that  shows actor Felton Perrys character (1 of the 2 fireman that had used the  stairwell to walk up to the top promenade room) drowning from the cascade of  water released from the water tanks. The shot ends with his dislodged fireman  helmet floating in the water. Neither of these shots are in any re'),
('27365','releases  or video versions.'),
('27366',' The TV network version has about 20 or so minutes of footage added for prime  time viewing. The some of the extra scenes include: '),
('27367',' Fred Astair first arriving at the building art gallery and talking with   Jennifer Jones. '),
('27368',' Additional dialogue between Paul Newman and Faye Dunaway in bed in his   office. '),
('27369',' The jeweler first arriving at the building with the gold scissors and Robert   Wagner arguing with his office staff of planing the evening dedication   party. '),
('27370',' A scene with William Holden talking to Faye Dunaway in the building lobby   about her moving away from San Francisco. '),
('27371',' Additional dialogue of the Mayor addressing the crowd at the pre'),
('27372','ceremony   gathering. '),
('27373',' A scene with Faye Dunaway and Susan Blanckley talking at at table about   their significant others during the party. '),
('27374',' A scene where a security chief phones about another fire thats now on the   reception area of the 65th floor of the building, and more scenes of   firetrucks driving towards the building. '),
('27375',' The harrowing climb down the firestairs railing of the destroyed stairwell   is longer and has some additional dialogue between Paul Newman and the   others.'),
('27376',' Syndicated Network TV versions shorten Dan Bigelow catching fire and cut the  scene of Lorries death, ending it where she screams "DAN!" and runs away. It  then cuts to the firemen fighting the reception area blaze'),
('27377',' Television Versions of the movie start with an alternate opening. Instead of  the camera facing the helicopter at the left, the camera is on top of the  helicopter, in view of the rocks that the helicopter will go over.'),
('27378',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('27379',' The only uncut version of this film is available on VHS in Japan. All other  releases (including US "Directors Cut" DVD) contain less violence and gore.  It also exists on Japanese DVD totally uncut '),
('27380',' cat. # BBBF '),
('27381',' 1646.'),
('27382',' Original UK video releases were cut by 1 min 7 secs by the BBFC to remove  shots of improvised illegal weapons. In this case 2 fish used as nunchakus  and a starfish used as a throwing star. The cuts were fully restored in the  longer and re'),
('27383','edited 2004 Hollywood DVD release.'),
('27384',' In the uncut version, the main villain gets his intestines ripped out  onscreen.'),
('27385',' The Finnish videoversion excludes all the gore but includes the scenes, which  are added to the Directors Cut version as "deleted scenes".'),
('27386',' The full uncut version from Japan contains 10 extra minutes,which include: '),
('27387',' The wheelchair death is gorier and quite longer. He squeezes his body till   his intestines burst out of his stomach (along with buckets of blood). Then   Toxie takes the wheelchair, picks it up and thorws it aside. '),
('27388',' The villain who gets choked with the vine and has roses shoved into his eye   shockets is gorier and longer. It shows Toxie choking him more and also   blood squirting out his neck (he also spits out blood) and it also shows   Toxie shoving the roses in his eyes. '),
('27389',' A gorier version of the scene when Toxie punches the Blackvillains face in   showing blood run down his face and also his body droping to the ground,   showing whats left of his head. '),
('27390',' When Toxie bashes the two villains; heads off, it usually cuts to them   dancing; in the uncut print their bodies first drop to the ground, causing   blood to splash out of their necks (and it also shows toxie tearing hair   from their scalps!) '),
('27391',' The Indian villains death shows Toxie tearing his ears off his head '),
('27392',' Toxie chases down 3 rapists and kills 2; in the R'),
('27393','rated version the 3rd one   (a woman) is never shown. In the uncut print he chases her to a radio   station where he shoves cords, microphones in her body '),
('27394',' A scene showing Toxie and the japenese chick playing a game. '),
('27395',' A new scene of Toxie complaning that everyone in Japan is staring at him. '),
('27396',' Two fights scenes are added. One between two warriors (one gets crushed by   Toxies foot and the other gets thrown on some stand) and a japanese   dragqueen who keeps trying to rape Roxie'),
('27397',' Big Mac Junkos death is longer and gorier. You see more chooping on his leg  and a new shot of his arm being chewed up.'),
('27398',' The current American release of The Toxic Avenger DVD trilogy, called THE TOX  BOX, contains the uncut version of The Toxic Avenger, Part II. This  Directors Cut DVD version contains all the aforementioned cut scenes and  includes an alternate audio commentary by Lloyd Kaufman.'),
('27399',' The unrated directors cut features more explicit gore, most notably when  Bozo runs over the kid on the bicycle and in the death of the drug dealer in  the health club.  It also features additional outtake footage deleted from  all versions of the film and an introduction from one of its creators.'),
('27400',' The Region 0 DVD has a whole 8 minutes cut, and there is no gore apart from  the scene near the end where Melvin rips the mayors heart out '),
('27401',' and that  scene is also heavily cut. The Region 0 DVD and the UK release only run for  75 minutes, and were probably cut enough to suit a 15s rating, but were rated  18s in the end.'),
('27402',' The original R'),
('27403','rated version is also available in CD'),
('27404','ROM format.'),
('27405',' USA Networks TV version that ran in the middle 1990s has at least two scenes  not included in the Lightning Media/Video Treasures unrated VHS releases. One  is a "pull my finger" gag that was cut. Another was an odd scene that showed  that the two female leads who taunted Melvin werent actually killed as the  unrated cut suggests. They later show up, alive, but, complaining of what the  Toxic Avenger did them: cut hair or forced to sit on hot stones. The cut hair  part is most glaring since the unrated VHS cut indicates the victim was to  die: Toxie brandishes a pair of scissors like a knife as the victim screams.'),
('27406',' Video Treasures VHS release in the 1990s is the same VHS release as Lightning  Medias unrated VHS cut from around 1986. It even uses the same white box  art.'),
('27407',' The very rare and limited edition laserdisc (special gold plated disc  released in 1998 by Troma) marks the only time the film was released in its  original aspect ratio of 1:85:1. It went under the label of "the Troma  widescreen collection". It also features the 10 extra minutes that were cut  from the film (as a supplement). The Japanese version of the film is the only  place this extra 10 minutes were restored. The laserdisc is the unrated  version of the film. The laserdisc also featured an introduction by Lloyd  Kaufman thats only available on this edition (has Toxie as a crack addict),  trailer for the film, commentary by Kaufman and a slew of other extras. The  only other film released under the Troma widescreen collection was Tromeo and  Juliet, which received similar treatment.'),
('27408',' TV prints cut out the phone sex scene at the beginning.'),
('27409',' German Video'),
('27410','Version was cut in 2 places, probably in order to get a  16'),
('27411','Rating. The final headshot and a bloody back view of the terroists in the  tower being killled by the Apache. TV'),
('27412','Version features the same cuts'),
('27413',' American movie prints featured subtitles for most of the Spanish dialogue.   The first VHS print removed them.'),
('27414',' On ABC, due to the fact that ABC uses split'),
('27415','screen credits, they show the  bloopers and credits separately.'),
('27416',' Two versions of the film have been releases, each one with different fake  outtakes over the end credits. This was done because Disney hoped it would  encourage people to view the film a second time.'),
('27417',' In the scene where Buzz is giving the other toys a motivational speech, the  background fades out to the US flag and national anthem, which then dissolves  to the TV, displaying the same image. However, this version of the shot was  only used on the North American release of the film. For worldwide release,  the US flag was replaced by a spinning globe, and the music replaced by an  original score.'),
('27418',' For international versions, the flag waving behind Buzz as he gives his  speech was changed to a spinning globe.  Randy Newman also changed the score:  international prints feature the "One World Anthem" in place of the  "Star'),
('27419','Spangled Banner" over fireworks.'),
('27420',' The supplemental disc of the Ultimate Toy Box DVD set includes two deleted  scenes:'),
('27421',' The original version of the scene where the toys cross the street.  Originally, this was set in the suburbs of the town, but was later changed to  a street in town.'),
('27422',' The Toys play something like "Godzilla" with Rex roaring and kicking some  houses, the soldiers "evacuating" the other toys and Buzz fighting against  Godzilla Rex. Because of Rex clumsiness Woody is thrown out of the window  and lands in a carton from the yard sale. This was changed and rewritten to  the scene as seen in theatres because it ws deemed too coincidental.'),
('27423',' Originally released with a three'),
('27424','minute prologue featuring Cecil B. DeMille  discussing the authenticity of the film with the books author, Alfred A.  Horn. Eliminated for the 1936 re'),
('27425','issue.'),
('27426',' Another scene that is only available in the television version is one where  Valentine (Eddie Murphy) first enters the Duke and Duke building. The cut  version shows Coleman dropping off Valentine for his first day of work, then  showing a smiling Valentine exiting an elevator and speaking to a  receptionist. The uncut scene (television version) has Valentine entering the  main hall of the building and going through a series of interactions with the  same people that were pretty much identical to the scene near the beginning  of the movie when Winthorpe (Dan Aykroyd) enters the building to go to work.  This scene is one of the many ways of portraying contrasts in the movie... in  this case "not knowing what to expect rookie" versus "veteran snob". This  scene also shows why Valentine has a smile on his face as he exits the  elevator and speaks confidently to the receptionist. Valentine sure was  nervous before he entered the building talking to Coleman, but gains  confidence as he progresses down the main hall toward the elevator.'),
('27427',' When Aired on Spike TV the scene of the train speeding between Philadelphia  and New York is cut as well as the scene where The Dukes and Bily Ray and  Louie are walking outside of the World Trade Center. In this edited version  as soon as Billy Ray and Louie go down the escalator at 30th street station  in Philadelphia it cuts straight to The World Trade Center right where Louie  says "Well this is it the last bastion of real pure capitalism on earth".'),
('27428',' There was a scene in the movie that was not included in the final cut, but  can only be seen when the movie is shown on television (presumably to fill a  longer time slot with commercials). This "TV'),
('27429','only" scene occurs after  Clarence Beeks talks to the Dukes via telephone and Billy Ray eavesdrops on  their scheme. In the original cut, he goes from the phone booth to the Amtrak  train platform, holding the briefcase with the crop report. Yet in this added  scene, we see Beeks go and procure the reports from a secured vault where he  drugs a security guard and uses the guards keys to open a safe'),
('27430','deposit box.'),
('27431',' When Ophelia (Jamie Lee Curtis) takes Louis (Dan Ackroyd) home with her, she  undresses and examines her makeup in a large vanity mirror. In the theatrical  release, she is bare'),
('27432','breasted; the scene was filmed again with her clothed  for the television version.'),
('27433',' Home video versions released in 2001 omit direct reference to Cincinnati  Country Day school, after school officials complained about the images  depicted of the student body.  In the scene where Caroline is being  interrogated after her arrest, the theatrical version has her answering the  question "Are you in school?" with "Cincinnati Country Day."	On home video,  she simply answers, "yes."  The camera is behind her, so her mouth isnt seen  on'),
('27434','screen, but there is a notable pause before the next bit of dialogue.'),
('27435',' The European DVD features 24 deleted scenes, including: '),
('27436',' A scene at Manolos house. Manolo is paranoid that the Cartel is after him '),
('27437',' An extended scene between Manolo and Javier in the car, where Javier asks   Manolo to keep his mouth shut about the Cartel '),
('27438',' The assassin buying some hi'),
('27439','tech gadgets, including a cell'),
('27440','phone that can   not be tapped (probably the one he later uses to communicate with Helena   during his assassination attempt) '),
('27441',' A scene where Judge Wakefield and Carlos Ayalas defence attorney meet at   the congress party, showing that the two are old friends '),
('27442',' A sequence of Helena going to a fancy party '),
('27443',' An extended scene between Helena and Arnie Metzger '),
('27444',' Two short scenes involving Manolo and Javier bringing Salma Hayek to the   drug lord '),
('27445',' An alternate scene of Helena visiting Carlos in prison '),
('27446',' A scene where Helena tries to pawn her paintings '),
('27447',' A scene where Helena discusses something over her cell'),
('27448','phone '),
('27449',' An alternate sequence of Judge Wakefield looking for Caroline, involving   Seth. '),
('27450',' A scene where Helena asks Arnie to introduce her to the Obregón Cartel '),
('27451',' A scene where Helena visits the factory where the cocaine dolls are made '),
('27452',' A scene where Judge Wakefield searches Carolines room for drugs, finding   some in her diary '),
('27453',' Three scenes involving Helena having to smuggle drugs into the US, as a test   for the Obregón Cartel. She ends up not doing it. '),
('27454',' Helena meeting the Obregón assassin at the playground '),
('27455',' Judge Wakefield taking a stoned Caroline home after he found her. She tells   him that she did it all because of a school assignment. '),
('27456',' Javier meeting Judge Wakefield after the drug bust '),
('27457',' Javier meeting with Obregón, asking him for lights at baseball fields. He   agrees. '),
('27458',' Gordon sitting in the surveillance van in front of the Ayala residence with   his new partner, listening to Carlos telling someone over the phone that   they are back in business and completely untouchable'),
('27459',' This film by Orson Welles, was restored by a group in Chicago in 1991/2.   The film was transferred to, and enhanced in video, (D1 format) retaining it  as black and white.  The audio was completely rebuilt, including the score,  in Stereo Surround.  All dialogue, however was original.  This was a problem  as some of the dialogue was distorted and unintelligible.  John Fogelson,  editor, was a major supervisor of the project.  Ed Golya, Lorita DeLacerna,  and Steve Wilke, were digital editors.  And Ed Golya remixed the soundtrack.  The process took 9 months. It was purchased for distribution by Castle Hill,  and taken to New York where it went through another transformation before  release.  Unintelligible dialogue was replaced with sound'),
('27460','alikes.  This  decision was made for the entertainment value of the film.  The original mono  music was then reintroduced into the final product.  Basically, the film was  retransferred, and the rebuilt sound effects tracks were added.  This was  done at Sound One, in NYC..  The credits were adjusted to place Lee Dickter  (sp?) as Re'),
('27461','recording Mixer, and Ed Golya as Sound Effects Editor.'),
('27462',' There are actually 3 significant versions of this film. The version that is  available on DVD and at Film Festivals is the "restored" version mentioned  above. The Criterion laserdisc consists of Orson Welles American version of  the film in which he completely overdubbed Desdemonas voice with a new  actress and overdubbed many characters including Roderigo with his own voice.  In addition this version contains written credits instead of spoken and has  many alternate shots. The original Cannes version was shown once on British  Televison in the early 80s and is very difficult to find.'),
('27463',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('27464',' UK cinema and early video releases were uncut. DVD versions are cut by 29  secs by the BBFC to remove horse falls and shots of horses being ridden off a  cliff.'),
('27465',' All UK cinema and video versions were cut by 21 secs by the BBFC to remove  the nunchaku footage previously edited from  _Pink Panther Strikes Again, The (1976)_ (qv). The cuts were fully restored  in 2003.'),
('27466',' An Alternate ending and some additional scenes will be featured on the DVD  release on March 19, 2002'),
('27467',' In the alternate ending, instead of Jake immediately going into his home, a  car pulls up to his house as he pulls into the driveway. Jake chambers a  round in his (Alonzos?) gun and appraoches the car. The Three Wise Men, Stan  Gursky, Doug Rosselli, Lou Jacobs emerge and inform Jake that Alonzo didnt  make his midnight meeting with the Russians, a fact Jake pretty much assumes.  The Three Wise Men ask where the money is and Jake tells them he booked it  into evidence at department headquarters. Disgusted, but road blocked, the  Three Wise Men leave and Jake goes into his house.'),
('27468',' The Special Edition did not feature the trailer and video. These were  available in the Green Edition. UK Green Edition video release is in  widescreen format and includes the nine extra scenes featured in the box set  special edition, the original theatrical trailer (which doesnt use any of  the films footage) and the complete promotional video of Underworlds Born  Slippy, the hit song spawned from the soundtrack.'),
('27469',' The UK cinema version was uncut but video versions were cut by 14 seconds by  the BBFC and slightly edited the needle puncturing the skin during Rentons  overdose scene. In 2002 these cuts were waived.'),
('27470',' A version aired on Channel 4s HD trial in London replaced parts of the  Renton and Diane sex scene with additional shots of Tommy, and crowd scenes  from the football match he was inadvertently watching.'),
('27471',' The first 20 minutes of the film had some re'),
('27472','dubbing for the USA release to  make the dialogue more intelligible for American audiences.'),
('27473',' Two seconds of the film were removed to attain an "R" rating in the USA: one  second during the sex scene between Renton and Diane when one of the two  reached between their legs; the other second was of needle piercing the skin  during Rentons shooting up at Mother Superior. The American DVD release of  the film restores both the above cuts.'),
('27474',' Criterion laserdisc version and the canadian DVD release adds nine new scenes  that were originally deleted from the film before release, showing: '),
('27475',' additional dialogue between Sick Boy and Renton about Sean Connery and James   Bond movies; '),
('27476',' Spud talking about his friendship with Begbie; '),
('27477',' Rentons job interview (originally intercut with Spuds interview) '),
('27478',' Diane catching Renton, Spud, and Sick Boy while shoplifting '),
('27479',' Renton meeting Swanney in the hospital after hes lost his leg '),
('27480',' Sick Boy and Renton talking about Swanney in the park '),
('27481',' Tommy discussing the virtues of Australia with Spud '),
('27482',' Diane dumping Renton for a healthier guy '),
('27483',' Sick Boy, Begbie, Spud, and Renton at the bus station before leaving for   London.'),
('27484',' The original UK special edition box set video was withdrawn from sale after  only two days, after Polygram discoverd that they had added more than the  nine deleated scenes. In addition to the nine above scenes are: '),
('27485',' Renton and Sick'),
('27486','boy setting up a rifle in the bushes of the park, whilst   listening to the original avengers theme. '),
('27487',' Renton laying on a stretcher in a hospital corridor, after a few moments   someone tries to steal his blanket. '),
('27488',' Rentons parents wheel him out of hospital. '),
('27489',' Begbie arriving at Rentons london flat. '),
('27490',' Begbie in Rentons flat talking about horse racing. '),
('27491',' More of Spuds job interview. '),
('27492',' Begbie, Spud, Sick'),
('27493','boy, Tommy and Renton arrive at a friends, with the   things they stole from the American tourist (red jacket, passport etc.). You   then see the friend dressed in the jacket, sunglasses and cap trying to draw   £500 on the Americans credit card. '),
('27494',' Sick'),
('27495','boy, Renton, Spud and Tommy on the train on their way to the   countryside. '),
('27496',' Renton dancing with his mother to culture club, at the club his parents go   to. '),
('27497',' Begbie, Sick'),
('27498','boy and Spud looting someones house. Sick'),
('27499','boy is wearing the   skull mask from the cover of the book. '),
('27500',' Renton and Spud steal a tv from an old peoples home. This is not edited   together, but presented in 4 different takes, from three different camera   angles. '),
('27501',' Renton visits Swanney in hospital. Again this is not edited together, but   presented in 11 different takes, from 5 different angles. '),
('27502',' The deleted scene at the bus station begins with Renton giving a beggar some   change; after Renton has moved on the beggar looks up and we see it is   Swanney.'),
('27503',' Canadian DVD version features some of the original dialogue that had been  re'),
('27504','dubbed for American release. In some scenes the Scottish dialect/slang are  more pronounced, particularly in Spuds job interview (he is virtually  incoherent at times).'),
('27505',' In some versions, the toilet where Rentboy dives into, has a sign hanging on  the door: "worst toilet of Scotland". In other versions it shows a re'),
('27506','shoot  without this sign.'),
('27507',' The Japanese versions omits any scenes with genitals.'),
('27508',' Differences between the original cut of the film and its North American  release include: '),
('27509',' Many scenes and voice'),
('27510','overs re'),
('27511','dubbed throughout the entire film, sometimes   with altered words: bird/girl, ken/know, skag/smack, post/mail '),
('27512',' Added titles: "The worst toilet in Scotland", "The first day of the   Edinburgh Festival", subtitles during Spud and Tommys bar conversation '),
('27513',' Removed: a shot at the end of Renton and Dianes sex scene (blacked out) and   a shot of the needle entering Marks arm before he overdoses (replaced with   a repeated facial close'),
('27514','up)'),
('27515',' Restored version, Mosfilm, 1964'),
('27516',' One version of this is shown the way the negative was developed (no editing  betwwen the scenes).  Another version has the editing restored.  However,  since the edited version was lost, the editing was done according to numbers  that Griffith placed on the side of the film negative. These numbers are  visible in the unedited version of the film. (both are of the same length and  contain the same material, just in different order) Since the inner titles  were also lost, the latest version of the film has beginnig titles added to  give history to the film and introduce the editing problems/issues.'),
('27517',' There is 2 versions of this game, 1 for the Nintendo 64 and 1 for the Sony  Playstation (PSone). As opposed to titles released on mutiple consoles,  looking and playing the same, Beast Wars: Transmetals looked differently,  played differently and had different playable and unlockable characters.'),
('27518',' Metrodome Distribution released a reconstructed edition of the movie in  September 2005. The film was completely restored from the original film image  for this DVD release. Metrodome went back to the original 35 mm (1.33:1  ratio) full frame negative and placed it within a widescreen format of 16:9  by creating an anamorphic transfer that respects the films full screen  format. The result is a side'),
('27519','curtained 1.33:1 image within a 1.78:1 ratio  that fully preserves the entire field of potential viewable negative and  presents the complete image with the maximum amount of visual detail  possible.'),
('27520',' The film release included a conversation in which a character responded with  "Oh, s***!". It was deleted from the first video releases but recently  restored on subsequent releases.'),
('27521',' The Canadian version that was recently released by Bheivjer doesnt have the  scrolling text and voice dubbing but does in fact have Spike saying "Aw,  sh*t, what are we gonna do now" right after he and bumblebee destroy Moonbase  1.'),
('27522',' The Japanese release, including the Laserdisc, included Star Wars'),
('27523','style  scrolling text in the title sequence.'),
('27524',' There were scenes deleted which featured Transformers that never spoke or  were never featured in the rest of the movie. Credits for those voice actors  can still be seen in the closing credits, even though they didnt speak in  the final version of the movie.'),
('27525',' Some animated footage exists that isnt in any official release of the movie:  (1) There are additional shots of Unicron eating Lithone. (2) A different  version of the scene where Kup is telling the Dinobots old war stories. (3)  Unicron has a different transformation sequence, including an extra bit with  Galvatron falling off Unicron. These are included in a trade trailer.'),
('27526',' The Australian Region 4 DVD release from Madman has the Star Wars'),
('27527','esque  scrolling text and Spikes "Oh, s*it!" line.'),
('27528',' The year following the series cancellation, episodes of Transformers were  repackaged for more syndicated releases. Featuring a puppet of Powermaster  Optimus Prime and a boy named Tommy, one of these stories was the  Transformers movie, shown in syndication for the first time. Broken up into 3  parts, referred to as Days, a lot of time was spent with Optimus in  exposition to pad out the time due to edits for television and commercials.  In addition, the music video for Stan Bushs "The Touch," a favorite song  used in the movie, was also included, again introduced by Puppetmaster Prime.'),
('27529',' Originally co'),
('27530','produced by Dino de Laurentiiss company, the films opening  logos originally featured the insignia for De Laurentiis Entertainment Group  [DEG]. This logo does not appear on the DVD version. Instead, it begins with  the Sunbow and Marvel logos that originally followed the De Laurentiis logo.'),
('27531',' The region 1 DVD released by Rhino includes the original US theatrical cut  which includes all the profanity edited back into the film. However, there  are voice actor credits in place of the scrolling text and voice dubbing at  the beginning of the movie, and the voice dub at the end that foreshadows the  return of Optimus Prime (which was present in the VHS version) is absent.'),
('27532',' Japanese two'),
('27533','disc DVD set features a full bitrate DTS 6.1 sound mix, and  restores the bus fight and motorway fights in full.'),
('27534',' Region 1 DVD features three extended fight scenes.  All three are "Unrated"  and Not Suitable For Persons Under 18 Years of Age due to violence and adult  subject matter.  The scenes were shortened due to time/pacing reasons, and  mostly for a PG'),
('27535','13 rating.  The scenes featured more brutal violence(blood  splattering when people get shot, and stabbings with a knife, etc.).'),
('27536',' US version was edited for violence (the scene where Frank fights with an iron  bar, digital removal of blood) and sexuality (shots of Kate Nautas naked  butt, digital retouching of shots where you could see her nipples) to secure  a more commercial PG'),
('27537','13 rating. This version is ca. 25 seconds shorter.'),
('27538',' German version is based on the cut US version but without the digital  retouching.'),
('27539',' French uncensored DVD includes all violence and sexuality. Additionally some  of the really bad CGI effects shots were completely revamped.'),
('27540',' The US release of the film features the English version of Angguns "Savior"  in the end credits while the French release of the film features the original  French version of the song, entitled "Cesse La Pluie".'),
('27541',' Both VistaVision (1.96:1) and standard screen ratio (1.37:1) versions were  released simultaneously.'),
('27542',' The English'),
('27543','language version released by Fox under the title "The Trapp  Family" is actually a compilation of footage from both this film and the  sequel, "Die Trapp'),
('27544','Familie in Amerika."'),
('27545',' DVD version: Stereo Sound. Color corrected. Slightly longer running time.'),
('27546',' A special uncut version reportedly available on video features 7 minutes of   footage omitted from foreign prints including: '),
('27547',' a new introduction of the Aura and David characters: David (Chris Rydell)   drives Grace (Laura Johnson) at the airport and sees Aura (Asia Argento)    being beaten by a man whose plane ticket she tried to steal; '),
('27548',' a new scene features Grace visiting David at the TV station and asking him   about Aura; David invites Grace to his house and then calls Aura at home to   ask her if she needs any food; Aura lies to him and tells shes already    eaten; '),
('27549',' Aura visits a market and is spotted by Dr. Jarvis (Frederic Forrest), who   tries to catch her; '),
('27550',' After David and Aura escape from the Marigold, she tells him shes taken a   little souvenir from Nurse Volkmanns purse; another new shot shows the    Marigolds owner talking to the police; '),
('27551',' David checks into a hotel after following Linda Quirks car and asks for  a   room overlooking the parking lot; '),
('27552',' David asks for information about Dr. Lloyd in a saloon; '),
('27553',' After David calls Grace and asks her for prescription forms, she meets  and   confronts him, trying to make him face the fact that hes become a  junkie; '),
('27554',' The death scenes of Linda Quick and of the killer are more graphically    explicit (the wire is seen cutting through Lindas neck).'),
('27555',' The UK video release has been cut by 6 seconds by the BBFC. There are 2 cuts,  both to shots of wire cutting into the necks of Hope Alexander'),
('27556','Willis and  Piper Laurie. It should also be added that the UK video release is the  shorter version, missing around 8 minutes of narrative.'),
('27557',' As documented by Tim Lucas (in Video Watchdog #5), the order of the segments  was rearranged by AIP for the English'),
('27558','language release. The original ordering  was:  "The Telephone," "The Wurdalak," and "The Drop of Water."  In addition,  "The Telephone" was re'),
('27559','dubbed and slightly re'),
('27560','cut by Bava at AIPs request to  create a supernatural angle and disguise the lesbian overtones of the story.'),
('27561',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('27562',' The 1975 re'),
('27563','release had some violent scenes removed in order to qualify for a  G rating. These scenes were restored in the 1992 video release.'),
('27564',' Most of the footage removed to obtain a G'),
('27565','rating was during a sword fighting  scene where several cast members are stabbed or cut with swords and shed  blood.'),
('27566',' West German VHS version was cut by ca. 24 minutes and uses a different score.'),
('27567',' The Italian version features an error in the cast names during the end  credits, listing Burt Gummer as being played by Reba McIntire instead of  Michael Gross. Reba McIntire played Burts wife, Heather.'),
('27568',' The DVD version includes deleted scenes which include an alternate opening  and an alternate ending.'),
('27569',' The TBS broadcast replaces the profanity with milder words. The shot where  Val and Earl find the drillers helmet and brain is shortened because of the  violence.'),
('27570',' DVD version has several deleted scenes. The first scene shows the old farmer  running from unseen Graboids after they have killed his horse. Another scene  shows Val and Earl in their truck debating talking and driving. The next  scene shows Earl trying to calm down the little girl while they are in the  bulldozer. The next scene shows the reason why Val went back for Rhonda, his  lighter.'),
('27571',' Shot simultaniously in silent and sound versions.'),
('27572',' The film is believed lost, but it has been reconstructed using still  photographs and the original Louis Joseph Vance novel it was based upon.'),
('27573',' The UK video version was cut by 15 secs by the BBFC to edit shots of a  butterfly knife and to remove an ear'),
('27574','clap during a fight scene.'),
('27575',' Originally airing on ABC'),
('27576','Television as three separate 52'),
('27577','minute specials, "A  Christmas Memory" remained unedited for this release, but "Miriam" and "Among  The Paths To Eden" were each trimmed to approximately 25 minutes for a total  theatrical running time of 110 minutes.'),
('27578',' In the 1990s, Chaplins comedy _Police (1916)_ (qv) was restored to its full  length, reintegrating footage that had been cut out of the original film by  Essanay and later used in Triple Trouble. The restored Police was unveiled as  part of the documentary _Chaplin Puzzle, The (1992) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('27579',' A heavily edited version was shown on the Sci'),
('27580','Fi Channels "Exposure" series,  with extensive bleeping of the profanity, and digital moire covering some of  the racier imagery.'),
('27581',' Two different versions of this film exist with different actresses providing  the voice of Six in each one, one of whom is Star Trek DS9 veteran  Terry Farrell (qv).'),
('27582',' Originally released in Europe at 105 minutes.'),
('27583',' German version was cut by ca. 6 minutes. The title sequence was shortened and  the end sequence was completely removed (probably to get the running time  below 80 minutes meaning cheaper VHS cassettes could be used).'),
('27584',' UK version removes the scene where the horses fall down the hill.'),
('27585',' Some explicit sexuality was cut from the film to earn an MPAA rating of "R"  instead of the original "NC'),
('27586','17".'),
('27587',' The uncut version was released in the USA on home video without an MPAA  rating.'),
('27588',' The English'),
('27589','dubbed version features a few isolated insert shots of Schipa  singing the title song and "Moon Over My Heart" in English, but is otherwise  entirely dubbed.  The dubbed version also eliminates a few shots showing  Lucys apartment to actually be a sweat'),
('27590','shop where she sleeps, and two brief  scenes toying with the question of whether a homosexual relationship exists  between the characters played by Schipa and Pasquali.'),
('27591',' Portuguese version, "As Troianas", released with 109 minutes, with original  soundtrack and Portguese subtitles, as approved by the Government censorship.'),
('27592',' There is one slight inconsistency between the VHS version and the DVD  version. In the VHS, when sheriff Gene Freak gives Drew the sandwich, after  Drew bites into it he says "thank you sheriff this is good". But in the DVD,  you see him mouthing "thank you sheriff this is..." and then you hear the  word "good". In other words, they muted the words "thank you sheriff this is"  on the DVD version.'),
('27593',' A somewhat abridged version has been seen on both Arts & Entertainment and  The History Channel.'),
('27594',' The complete version runs at about 105 minutes, a full 15 minutes longer than  the edited R'),
('27595','rated version.'),
('27596',' Available in 3 different versions: the unrated "directors cut", an R'),
('27597','rated  version and the "broadcast T.V. approved" version.'),
('27598',' Two versions are available in Germany. One is the US Unrated version, the  other version includes six minutes of additional footage.'),
('27599',' The light cycle sequence originally had background music.  This alternate  scene is present on the special laserdisc edition.'),
('27600',' Some non'),
('27601','USA versions of the film have a brief prologue of text explaining  the difference between the computer world and the real world right before the  starting credits.'),
('27602',' Trailers feature a deleted scene, where Flinn de'),
('27603','rezzes an unknown program on  the ring'),
('27604','game with a direct hit.'),
('27605',' The 20th Anniversary DVD edition includes a deleted love scene: Tron and Yori  go to her apartment, where she pushes a button on the wall, the walls  disappears and her uniform changes into a different costume.  Tron ask her "  How do we get into the I/O Tower".  She replies "First, you have to go all  the way down" as she moves her hand down Trons body. Also included are a  partially completed "morning after" scene (after Tron visits Yoris  apartment, Tron tells her "Its time to go"; however all dialog tracks for  this short scene are lost), and the "light cycles" scene with its music  (music that also shows up in the "here goes nothing" scene, and which Wendy  Carlos would later use as the basis of one movement of her "Moonscapes"  suite), on the auxiliary DVD. Also included on the auxiliary DVD is a new  90'),
('27606','minute "making of" feature, with cast and crew interviews, and an  alternate version of the end credits, with Wendys close music playing in its  entirety, instead of cutting to Journey after the organ solo.'),
('27607',' Also included in the DVD is the original "Opening Monologue" from the  original theatrical release, a la Blade Runner, that "explained" the world  that the viewer was about to enter. It said: This is the story of two worlds  and the beings who inhabit them. One of these is our world, the one we can  see and feel. The world of the "Users". It lies on our side of the video  screen. The next card read: The other, an electronic micro'),
('27608','civilization,  lives and breathes just beyond our grasp. This is the world of the  "Programs." Because we, the Users, have created this new world, part of us  lives there, too... The third, final card reads, in large type: ON THE  OTHER SIDE OF THE SCREEN. This occurs between the Buena Vista and Walt  Disney credits from the original screen. This was put in the international  English language release, and the subsequent domestic wide release in the  United States.'),
('27609',' When the film was released in theaters, there was an alternate prologue which  has since been excised. Similar to the prologue on the 20th Anniversary DVD,  the alternate prologue states that every time we renew our drivers license,  pay our telephone bill, or use a credit card, a bit of each of us is left  within the computer. This prologue is not on the home video versions, nor on  the 20th Anniversary DVD.'),
('27610',' Shorter TV version released under the title Bonheur (1994) (TV) in the  TV'),
('27611','serie "Tous les garçons et les filles de leur âge" (1994)'),
('27612',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('27613','rated and unrated versions.'),
('27614',' Also available in a colorized version'),
('27615',' According to the AFI Catalog of Feature Films, 1931'),
('27616','1940, there was a version  that included Virginia Weidler and David Holt playing the two lead characters  as children at the start of the film, according to contemporary reviews.  But  that was not in this print nor in the cutting continuity submitted for  copyright.'),
('27617',' In a version seen on commercial television in the UK, several scenes and  parts of scenes were cut. Most noticeable was the removal of the scene in  which Sam, the artist played by John Forsythe (I) (qv), walks through the  village in long shot singing "Flaggin the Train to Tuscaloosa" (still  present in the titles). Also, the doctors brief appearances up to his final  discovery of the body were cut, making Sams prior inclusion of his name in  the list of people who could go to the police rather confusing! This also  meant the famous shot used on the posters of Sam and the Captain each  holding one of Harrys legs was cut.'),
('27618',' Directors Cut runs 198 minutes and features more sex and violence.'),
('27619',' The German theatrical version was cut for violence to get a "Not under 12"  rating. Home video version is uncut and has a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('27620',' The PC version contains new features not included in the other versions, such  as additional cutscenes, more weapons, additional songs, more character  skins, and several multiplayer modes.'),
('27621',' When submitted for a rating from the MPAA in 1969, the film was given an "M".  The film was edited and re'),
('27622','rated "G". The American VHS version contains the  "G" rated cut while the DVD is the uncut "M" version (which would be printed  as "PG" since the symbol was changed in the 1970s).'),
('27623',' The UK R2 DVD was re'),
('27624','released and the cuts were returned. The version with  the new style 15 BBFC certificate logo is cut. The previous version with the  old style 15 logo, is uncut.'),
('27625',' Footage not included in the theatrical version but shown only in trailers:  Charlton Heston on the phone to the president saying he has his best men on  the case; Jamie Lee'),
('27626','Curtis and Arnold Schwarzeneggar in a bedroom and she  pushes him onto the bed; Arnold and Tia Carrere looking as if theyre going  to get intimate; Jamie Lee'),
('27627','Curtis after Arnold takes off in the Harrier  saying, "Thats my husband."'),
('27628',' The first UK Video release removes about 8 seconds of footage to secure a 15  rating. Scene trimmed from the film include the spike in the eye and bits  from the bathroom shootout. The video sleeve carries the note "This film has  been edited for censorship purposes".'),
('27629',' Most USA network television versions replace Sades "I Never Thought Id See  the Day" with another song during the hotel room seduction sequence,  probably because of music licensing restrictions.'),
('27630',' The UK R2 DVD was completely uncut and now includes the full spike &  headbutt scenes that were previously cut on video. The UK video is however  still cut.'),
('27631',' The Australian DVD is the uncut "unrated" version.'),
('27632',' The 2 Disc special edition DVD contains the unrated version of the film,  which includes the graphic violence which was cut from the "R" rated release.  It also includes the following deleted scenes on the second disc: '),
('27633',' Extended sequence at the Sonny Chiba (qv) movie. Jack Black (I) (qv)   appears as a theater attendant shooing everyone out after the movie is over. '),
('27634',' Extended scene where Clarence shows Alabama his store. '),
('27635',' A bathtub scene with Clarence and Alabama, in which they discuss Janis   Joplin. Patricia Arquette (qv) (Alabama) does nudity in this scene. A   piece of this scene appears in the theatrical trailer. '),
('27636',' The billboard scene (where Alabama comes clean) is slightly extended.   Clarence proposes marriage to Alabama, and she accepts. '),
('27637',' The "do you eat pussy" scene is slightly extended with more dialogue,   especially from Big Don (Samuel L. Jackson (qv)). '),
('27638',' A car scene with Clarence, Alabama, and Dick in which Alabama explains how   she got her name. '),
('27639',' The scene in which Clarence first shows Dick the cocaine is slightly   extended with more dialogue. '),
('27640',' A scene featuring Vincenzo (Christopher Walken (qv)) on an elevator with   his bodyguards. They talk about drug related matters and then walk down a   hallway threatening to get Clarence and Alabama. The latter portion of this   scene appears in the theatrical trailer. '),
('27641',' Extended scene where Elliot prepares to be "wired". '),
('27642',' Extended sequence of Alabama, Clarence, and Dick preparing to enter Lees   loft to sell the cocaine. They contemplate whether they should do it or not. '),
('27643',' A brief scene in which Elliot is "motivating" himself to enter wearing the   wire. '),
('27644',' An alternate ending, which was Quentin Tarantino (qv)s original ending to   the script. Clarence dies, and Alabama leaves alone with the money. She is   then shown driving to Mexico alone, and she delivers a narrative monologue   which indicates that she never really cared about Clarence, but used him to   get away from Drexl and get money from the drugs. Tony Scott (I) (qv)   didnt use this ending because he felt that the audience would fall in love   with Clarence and Alabama and would want to see them get away together. In a   commentary on the alternate ending, Tarantino agreed that Scotts "happy   ending" was better for the film that he made. QT stated that if he had made   the film, he wouldve used the ending that he had originally written,   because he wouldve made the film in a different tone.'),
('27645',' In the R rated version, Nicky Dimes (Chris Penn (I) (qv)) is shot and  killed by one of the mafia guys. In the Unrated version, he is killed by  Alabama.'),
('27646',' The US version also misses a few shots from the conversation between Drexl  (Gary Oldman (qv)) and the cocaine buyers (the part where he puts the  shotgun between his legs and strokes it).'),
('27647',' In August 1999, the British Board of Film Classification gave the longer  Directors Cut an uncut 18 certificate for video.'),
('27648',' The syndicated US television version has been drastically cut, removing all  profanities to the point of absurdity, removing portions of some scenes, and  whole scenes as well. Among the cut material: Big Dons murder at the hands  of Drexl; pieces of dialogue between Clarence and Drexl and between Clarence  and Elliot in the amusement park; Elliots interrogation by Nicholson and  Dimes; and the fight between Alabama and Virgil (when she sets him on fire,  the camera zooms on the spray coming from the nozzle). The scene where  Clarence murders Drexl is also cut (we dont see him shooting Drexl between  the eyes.)'),
('27649',' Norway showed the R'),
('27650','rated version at cinema, but released the unrated  Directors Cut version on video.'),
('27651',' Both UK cinema and early video versions were the same as the R'),
('27652','rated US  print, but with one further 3 second cut to the scene where Alabama  (Patricia Arquette (qv)) is thrown through a shower screen. The cut was  waived for the unedited Directors Cut release in 1999.'),
('27653',' Most US and foreign versions are cut.'),
('27654',' Almost all versions omit some of the more graphic shots in the fight between  Alabama and the mob hitman in the Safari Motel room.'),
('27655',' The Italian version omits a scene where the hitman tells Alabama that killing  for the first time is the hardest, but that now he does it "just to see their  f@$#ing expression change".'),
('27656',' Theres an complete and unrated version available on video in the US.'),
('27657',' German version is completely uncut, like the US unrated version.'),
('27658',' Due to German Law Regulations for TV broadcasting the film was heavily cut to  receive a Not under 16 rating.'),
('27659',' In the first release of the Unrated Directors Cut on DVD in the US,  Clarences "Id fuck Elvis" speech is the original version as he talks more  in'),
('27660','depth about a particular scene in Jailhouse Rock. In the re'),
('27661','release of the  Unrated Directors Cut (in the 2'),
('27662','disc special edition), some of the dialog  from Clarence is cut.'),
('27663',' Extended/re'),
('27664','edited versions of the Wild Wild Life and Love for Sale musical  numbers were released as music videos.'),
('27665',' The talent show acts were longer in the original, unreleased version.'),
('27666',' The current DVD available from Warner Bros. omits the precision lawn'),
('27667','cutting  marching band seen at the beginning of the film.'),
('27668',' Following the initial release, director Richard Franklin edited the film down  to 94 mins'),
('27669',' All UK versions are cut by 9 secs to remove stock footage of the same fatal  cliff'),
('27670','top jump that resulted in the death of a horse in the 1939  _Jesse James (1939)_ (qv).'),
('27671',' Original French'),
('27672','language version is 116 minutes long; the version released in  the US ("The Trout") is 11 minutes shorter.'),
('27673',' On the Region 2'),
('27674','DVD in the scene, where Truman as a Baby climbs some rocks on  the beach and is called back by his father, the shot showing that some crew  members stood behind these rocks and were nearly discovered by Truman was  deleted. But you can still here some odd machine sounds in the background,  although everything else is silent.'),
('27675',' The DVD release in includes several deleted scenes totaling to about eleven  minutes. Among them are more of the visit with the Commandant, Regina  mistaking a flirtatious man for Joshua, the opening of the mysterious  package, and a flashback when Il'),
('27676','Sang, Emil, and Lola are in the army and  Emil is playing bluegrass on his guitar.'),
('27677',' In 1963, this film was expanded by thirty minutes and shown on Walt Disneys  television show.'),
('27678',' The wide'),
('27679','screen DVD from Sub Rosa features a redone version of the opening  credits in a different font(the title graphic, however, remains the same),  giving Tim Ritter back his directing credit(producer Yale Wilson took it on  the previous VHS release).'),
('27680',' The original version featured a scene where the father rapes his daughter and  was thus banned in Sweden. A censored US'),
('27681','Version was found after 70 years  this film was believed to be lost.'),
('27682',' Restored version, Mosfilm, 1970'),
('27683',' In the scene where people sing a lullaby in various languages to the black  child, the bit sung in Yiddish by Solomon Mikhoels was cut out of the film  for distribution in the USSR, for a time when a state'),
('27684','backed anti'),
('27685','Semitism  campaign was unleashed.'),
('27686',' Restored and got sound score in 1943.'),
('27687',' On the home video version, the song "Breakin the Rules" is performed by  Jonathan Elias, instead of Lene Lovich, whose version is played in the  theatrical release.'),
('27688',' In the new DVD version (released March 2001), the song "Breakin the Rules"  is sung by Lene Lovich, as it was in the original theatrical version.  However, on this same version, the credits mistakingly list the singer as  Jonathan Elias, whose version was used in the first home video release of  this film.'),
('27689',' The 1939'),
('27690','reissued version was preceded by an eight'),
('27691','minute sound prologue with  William S. Hart introducing the film.'),
('27692',' The earlier release on Media in 1978 uses an exceedingly scratchy print and  has two segments missing that are viewable on the later Harmonyvision  release. They are, respectively, a proctology TV ad (that appears just after  the Midas Touch Cleaning Fluid ad) and the "Convert. The Church Is Changing"  spot, which appears towards the films end (right after the Dinner Bars  commercial). The latter spot features a woman, dressed as a priest, stripping  in front of a church window. The former features a line of bare mens  bottoms. It isnt clear why these scenes are missing (the film is still  pretty explicit without them), but both are entact on the later Harmonyvision  release, which also boasts a much'),
('27693','better source print.'),
('27694',' German DVD version runs for ca. 150 minutes, ca. 40 minutes shorter than the  TV version.'),
('27695',' A shorter version exists, an underground cut by John Preston.'),
('27696',' A 15 minute Cannes cut premiered in May 2002. This cut is also attached to  the Directors cut on the dvd and video releases.'),
('27697',' The film consist of 13 episodes, which have been shown separately as a  TV'),
('27698','series. '),
('27699',' In Sweden the film has been shown in two parts (40 and 33 minutes).'),
('27700',' The unrated version runs ca. 2 minutes longer and features an extra/extended  scene between Finn and Arolea, as well as more explicit shots of Amy being  "operated" on.'),
('27701',' Extreme violence and some nudity cut for US release.'),
('27702',' The UK cinema and Guild/Vipco video versions were cut by 5m 42 secs to secure  a 18 rating and heavily toned down the scenes of torture and violence  including the savage beating of a woman, the burning to death of a failed  escapee, and various scenes of broken limbs and gore. The film was issued  twice on DVD in 2003 (as "Turkey Shoot" and "Blood Camp Thatcher") and both  versions were passed fully uncut by the BBFC.'),
('27703',' The Australian version, released on the Roadshow Home Video label under the  title Turkey Shoot, is the rare complete and uncut version.'),
('27704',' The Vipcos Euro release (as Blood Camp Thatcher) with yellow "Strong Uncut  Version" sticker is fully uncut and Widescreen. The UK version is heavily  cut. The Finnish version is also badly censored.'),
('27705',' 1991 rerelease has a changed scene with addition of actress Savannah.'),
('27706',' A scene in the USA Network version, shows Scott finding drool in one of his  shoes after he gives Hooch the bath. This version also deletes the scene  where Mrs. Remington gives Scott the muffins.'),
('27707',' Early versions had Turok with a ax, instead of a knife, but was taken out of  the game.	Also supposedly had more gruesome deaths originally.'),
('27708',' Was reprogrammed for mobile phones in early 2004.'),
('27709',' 2000 video version with music specially composed and performed by Laura Rossi  (presumably John Ellits original music having been lost).  Issued by the  British Film Institute on "History of the Avant'),
('27710','Garde Britain in the  Twenties"'),
('27711',' Reedited with additional footage and with alternate ending/subplot as a third  season of the TV'),
('27712','series "Tusenbröder" (2002).'),
('27713',' Re'),
('27714','edited and released on VHS as The Omega Connection the only changes made  were the opening sequence. When later re'),
('27715','released as The Africa Run new  scenes were added at the beginning and towards the end of the film.'),
('27716',' A French reissue version (which is available on DVD in North America) runs  only 10 minutes, though it retains the "Twenty Minutes of Love" title.'),
('27717',' Two possible language versions. One version seen on HBO contained more adult  language possibly in the PG'),
('27718','13 range.  VHS release appears edited for  language somewhere in the high G to low PG range.'),
('27719',' Lynch filmed about 5 hours of total footage for Fire Walk With Me. However,  none of the extra footage was ever released in any way shape or form. Some of  it may resurface as additional material on an upcoming DVD release.'),
('27720',' The scenes that David Lynch deleted from Fire Walk With Mes theatrical  release include: '),
('27721',' Harry Truman singing to Josie Packard '),
('27722',' A phone call from Doctor Jacoby to Laura Palmer '),
('27723',' Johnny Hornes birthday party '),
('27724',' A fight between Agent Chet Desmond and Sheriff Cable '),
('27725',' A conversation between Ed and Norma inside a truck '),
('27726',' Bobbys parents reading from the bible '),
('27727',' A conversation between Agent Cooper and Sam Stanley in Stanleys apartment '),
('27728',' Phillip Jeffries in Buenos Aires '),
('27729',' An additional dinner at the Palmer house where Leland sings happily '),
('27730',' Lucy in the sheriff station discussing racoons with Sheriff Truman And some   scenes from the theatrical version were extended, with more dialogues.'),
('27731',' In Spain, there are two different dubbed versions: one of them, pretty rare  and seen only on the TV channel Canal +, features almost all the same dubbed  voices than the Spanish version of the series _"Twin Peaks" (1990)_ (qv) ,  while the other, easier to find (but not much, being that in Spain the movie  is hard to find any way), has no common dubbed voices with the series. None  of these dubbed versions feature dubbing or subtitles for the Red Room and  nightclub scenes.'),
('27732',' In the original US theatrical release, the scene where Agent Desmond  disappears concludes by fading to white. The director altered the video  release so it fades to black.'),
('27733',' The American video/laserdisc version contains a pretitle scene with the Lewis  twin in a Moroccan jail.  They explain to the audience that Twin Town was  filmed in Swansea, South Wales and not in any of the Swanseas in the US.   Theres also some banter about the thick accents which can be summarized as  "pay attention." Director Kevin Allen plays the Moroccan jailer.'),
('27734',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC and the 1989 and 2001  releases (the latter retitled "Lola") both featured the same cut print. The  2006 Orbit DVD (now renamed "Twinky") restores the original cuts.'),
('27735',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit the scene where  Gerta lies on Count Karnstein and to remove footage of blood being dripped  onto a womans body during the sacrifice scene. The 2002 Carlton DVD release  restored all available cut footage.'),
('27736',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('27737',' Originally featured live action videos for the endings and Apocalypse 9  battle but they were cut for being too violent.'),
('27738',' US video pan&scan version contains an animated sequence before the main start  that explains the definition of a Twister, featuring Bugs Bunny and the  Tasmanian Devil.'),
('27739',' The UK cinema version was uncut though all video/DVD releases were cut by 1  second to remove two instances of the word "fuck" in order for the film to  receive a PG rating. The BBFC added that "The swearing was very indistinct  and we didnt hear it on the cinema version, but VHS and DVD versions are cut  to remove it".'),
('27740',' The video version also includes a message after the end credits from a FEMA  representive stating that a brochure is available via a 1'),
('27741','800 number and your  video rental store on how to prepare your family for a Tornado.'),
('27742',' The letterbox video doesnt include the above additions.'),
('27743',' In 2004, The University of Nevada, Las Vegas and Flicker Alley, LLC  copyrighted a new digital version with a new orchestral score composed,  arranged and conducted by Robert Israel (II) (qv). It was produced by  Jeffery Masino (qv) and runs 92 minutes.'),
('27744',' The US R'),
('27745','rated version was edited to make an oral sex scene less explicit.   This cut version was also released to UK cinemas, but the current UK video  release is the longer, uncut version.'),
('27746',' The recent (2004) DVD and video release was restored from a European PAL  format which runs at nearly 84 minutes, over three minutes short of the  original running time although no scenes are cut or edited.'),
('27747',' In the trailer, the "have you met everyone on the planet?" line is uttered on  a staircase. In the movie, its uttered in front of George Wades suit  closet.'),
('27748',' Reissued in 1991 with some changed scenes with actress Tonisha Mills added.'),
('27749',' There is an overseas version of "Two Wrongs Make A Right" that includes a  love scene not included in the U.S. video release.'),
('27750',' Although given a PCA approval certificate, the released film was heartily  condemned by the Catholic Church, which applied enough pressure to force MGM  to revise the film, and replace the existing copies for future bookings. The  major problem was that Melvyn Douglas thought he was seducing his wifes twin  sister in the original version, which also had a few risque scenes. These  were eliminated, and a scene was added where Douglas calls the ski lodge to  find out his wife left, so that he knows the twin is really his wife. The net  effect was to reduce the movies running time to 90 minutes (from the  original 94 minutes).  This is the version Turner Classic Movies shows every  once in a while.  This also might also explain the late copyright date and  copyright length of 90 minutes.'),
('27751',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('27752',' Originally with a straightforward plot about a homicidal sniper acting alone  and a SWAT team hunting him down, the network'),
('27753','TV version adds 30 minutes of  side story, making the sniper a hired hand for a band of robbers, acting as a  cover'),
('27754','up for an art heist.  This version was conceived during negotiations  between Universal Pictures and NBC in 1978, because NBC refused to air a film  centered around a homicidal sniper.  This version is sometimes aired on  broadcast TV in the USA. In this version, the copyright and legal information  titles are left out!'),
('27755',' The network'),
('27756','TV version was cut 45 minutes shorter, keeping the 30'),
('27757','minute  robbery plot but losing almost half the length of the original plot.  This  version is the most often one shown on broadcast TV in the USA.'),
('27758',' Also, although Larry Peerces name remains in the credits of the alternate  version ("A Larry Peerce'),
('27759','Edward S. Feldman Film"), "Gene Palmer" is credited  as director and Francesca Turner a co'),
('27760','screenwriter.'),
('27761',' Reduced to 8mm format for inclusion into "Fifteen Song Traits"'),
('27762',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('27763','rated and unrated versions.'),
('27764',' According to a "Playboy" magazine interview with Ingmar Bergman conducted in  1964, "almost two minutes" were removed from the films "erotic scenes" for  its US release.'),
('27765',' A brief shot of Annas naked torso, just prior to her having sex with the  café waiter, has been excised from the U.S. version.  Also, a subsequent  scene in which the waiter is seen sodomizing Anna is cut at the beginning of  the sex act.  In the original version this sequence continues for another  twenty seconds.'),
('27766',' Some sex scenes were cut in Norway to get an 16 rating when the movie was  released theatrically in 1963, then the new 18 rating was introduced by law  in 1969 and the movie passed the Norwegian Board of Film Classification uncut  in 1970 with an 18 rating.'),
('27767',' The Tartan region 2 DVD restores the ending of the scene between Viola and  her lesbian former schoolmate Valborg, in which the latter tries to seduce  the former by getting her drunk. This had been cut by the Swedish censors  before the films original release and had never been seen publicly before  2004.'),
('27768',' At least one version of the theatrical release contained no subtitles for the  opening scene aboard the German submarine. This was possibly to increase  dramatic effect, placing emphasis on the acting and visuals rather than the  dialogue.'),
('27769',' The German version has a title card at the beginning, saying the movie is  completely fictitious.'),
('27770',' The theatrical version contained some captions before the end credits,  explaining that the Enigma was, in real'),
('27771','life, recovered by the British Royal  Navy, and not by the American Navy as portrayed in this movie. The captions  have been removed on the R2 DVD.'),
('27772',' When first aired on Showtime cable network in the US, it showed the entire  concert not the edited version thats available for purchase. The extra songs  were: Out Of Control, Twilight, An Cat Dubh, Into The Heart'),
('27773',' Originally aired as a 30min documentary, it was later released on video as  "U2: The Unforgettable Fire Collection" with the added videos of "The  Unforgettable Fire", "Bad", "Pride" & "A Sort Of Homecoming"'),
('27774',' When inspector Morosini meets Sam at the hospital after hes escaped from the  hired killer, he asks him if he could recognize him. In the US version he  says he couldnt, explaining he didnt see his face clearly; in the Italian  version he says yes because "You dont easily forget a face like that"'),
('27775',' Initial pressings of VCI Entertainments DVD release incorrectly restored  part of the "panty murder" sequence. The shot of the killer holding the  panties was re'),
('27776','inserted *before* he actually removes them from his victim.  Some of the more recent pressings of the DVD have the scene restored  correctly, in the proper order.'),
('27777',' Originally cut in the US by 20 seconds to achieve a US R rating. This cut  version was released in UK cinemas (X cert) as The Gallery Murders and then  on video by Videomedia (pre VRA): '),
('27778',' 8s removed of the killer ripping the panties off a victim. '),
('27779',' 12s of cuts to an elevator scene showing a woman having her face slashed   with a razor.'),
('27780',' This is actually the TV series "Uchû senkan Yamato" (1974'),
('27781','1975) edited down  into a 2+ hour feature movie.'),
('27782',' There were at least three different endings to the film. The first one, shown  in the theatres, ends the film just after the Yamato sinks beneath the waves.  The second is a ten'),
('27783','minute "curtain call" segment with some image songs and  the Yamato crew standing admiring the seaside before Tatsuya Nakadai begins a  narration about youth and a farewell to Yamato. American viewers can see this  ending on the U.S. release "Final Yamato." The third (and most controversial)  ending had Kodai and Yuki marry and then semi'),
('27784','graphically (remember: Article  175) consummate their marriage. This was rescued from the cutting'),
('27785','room floor  and put onto a special'),
('27786','edition laserdisc for Japanese release.'),
('27787',' The U.S. English dubbed version titled "Warning From Space" (1956) is quite  faithful to the original Japanese version. However, at the final fade'),
('27788','out an  additional sequence is added showing Ginko (Toyomi Karita) transforming from  the human form back to the Pairan form. They simply took the transformation  sequence, showing Ginko transforming into the human form, from earlier in the  film and printed it in reverse.'),
('27789',' Premiered as Swarajyacha Toran but title changed and many other changes  forced by censors after premiere showing.'),
('27790',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('27791',' The Comedy Central version cuts quite a bit out of such a short film '),
('27792',' mainly  bits related to animal cruelty, such as much of the "Raouls Wild Kingdom"  scene (involving teaching poodles how to fly) and the punchline of car  commercial (the owner threatens to club a baby seal if buyers dont come).   Among other bits cut: a scene regarding gun nuts; part of the scene where Emo  Phillips loses a finger in a saw; most of the first "Uncle Nutzis Funhouse"  scene (probably because the final punchline involves a guy accidentally  eating dog treats); the part of the "Conan the Librarian" sequence where a  guy says he has an overdue library book, and Conan bloodlessly cuts him in  half with an axe; a sequence with an elderly lady who knees R.J. in the  crouch.'),
('27793',' The new DVD contains cut scenes (seperately from the movie) which include: '),
('27794',' Two extra endings for the Emo thumb'),
('27795','severing scene(in the first he places   the severed thumb in his pocket, and in the second he puts it in his mouth   for safekeeping). '),
('27796',' Extra scenes of George and Teri exploring U62; scenes of George talking to   the receptionist at the Dentists office where Teri works; George being   turned down for a loan; JR practicing for his anti'),
('27797','U62 telecast; Richard   making fun of Macintosh (Billy Barty); a whole subplot about the Head Thug   being afraid of insects, attempting to steal a briefcase full of U62s money   and stealing a briefcase full of bugs Philo had collected instead, concluded   by the thugs opening the briefcase while driving home and crashing; and   other exciting moments that were not funny enough to stay in the film. '),
('27798',' Alternate scenes were filmed with Stanley singing Helter Skelter instead   of Bonanza. '),
('27799',' A brief gag taking place when the thugs knock on Stanleys door; they say   "Pizza!" and Stanley responds "Pizza who?" '),
('27800',' Other scenes which did not make it include an explanation of why the Martial   Arts teacher showed up to save George and Stanley (on the commentary Al said   that it was decided that no one would really care); another gag in the   "Indiana Jones" parody had a payphone in the cave ring, George picking it up   and a voice begging him not to go in(and him hanging up and, of course,   going in anyway);  and more footage of the Kipper Kids(the guys with the big   chins at the telethon). '),
('27801',' More scenes were originally scheduled for Trinidad Silva (Raoul) but he was   killed by a drunk driver during shooting. Scenes included a piece at the end   where Poodles attack him in vengeance for the ones he taught to fly. It   was briefly considered to re'),
('27802','shoot his scenes with someone else who could   finish them but it was finally decided to just leave his scenes in and   forget the unfilmed ones. The movie (if you watch to the very end) was   dedicated to his memory.'),
('27803',' The DVD release features the CBS broadcast as well as additional footage from  the concert.'),
('27804',' The Genesis and SNES versions add Noob Saibot and Rain as playable  characters, and officially they remove Sheeva. However, in the SNES version  there is a cheat that lets the player access an endurance mode, and letting  the computer randomly select its characters runs the risk of calling up a  glitchy version of Sheeva that only consists of some pixels that cant be  hit.'),
('27805',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 1 minute and 29 seconds with  the following justification: '),
('27806',' "Cut when submitted in 2003 with the following justification: Cut to easily   imitable and potentially lethal technique (the tying of a plastic bag around   a competitors head) on the grounds that likely viewers or others may suffer   harm."'),
('27807',' The UK cinema version was cut by around 10 minutes by the BBFC to heavily  edit scenes of animal violence including a race between cheetahs and  ostriches, and to remove a castration, a scalping, and a man being eaten by a  lion in front of his family.'),
('27808',' The 1986 Australian VHS release from Palace Video has minor cuts made to it  and runs at 88'),
('27809','89 minutes PAL format (about 92 minutes NTSC).'),
('27810',' The Japanese DVD released by Panorama is uncut. However, its master source  was a PAL tape, and therefore runs at the uncut PAL running time of 91  minutes, even though it is NTSC format.'),
('27811',' The uncut version runs at 94'),
('27812','95 minutes film/NTSC, 90'),
('27813','91 minutes PAL video  format.'),
('27814',' The 1980s Dutch VHS is uncut and runs at 94 minutes.'),
('27815',' The USA DVD from the "Grindhouse Experience" box set from Fortune 5 DVD uses  the Palace Video VHS as its master source and therefore runs at the same time  (NTSC format, however).'),
('27816',' Kino International Corp. copyrighted a version in 2000 with a piano music  score compiled and arranged by Beatrice Jona Affron and performed by Martha  Koeneman. It was produced for video by Bret Wood and runs 88 minutes.'),
('27817',' The uncut version of the movie originally received an X rating in the UK in  1981. In order to receive an 18 rating for the 1988 video release however, 8  seconds were cut to edit some shots from an attempted rape scene. In 2002 all  previous cuts were waived by the BBFC.'),
('27818',' All DVD versions of the film are missing a brief 35 second scene where a  soldier replies to a question asked by Captain Morris. The scene was in the  cinema version and is probably missing due to print damage.'),
('27819',' The original 1977 UK cinema version ("Cannibal") was heavily cut by the BBFC  to remove scenes of graphic violence. When the film was finally submitted for  DVD release in 2003 (as "Last Cannibal World") the BBFC required 2 minutes 46  secs of cuts to remove the scene of a live crocodile being gutted and to edit  a rape sequence. The distributors had also offered a pre'),
('27820','cut version,  removing a further 1 minute 47 secs, though in the end the longer  BBFC'),
('27821','approved version was eventually released.'),
('27822',' The Swedish cinema version was cut 10m 50sec: '),
('27823',' The death of the pilot was cut (40 sec) '),
('27824',' The scene where the prisoner was slashed and ants was poured in the wounds   was removed (2m 22sec) '),
('27825',' The scene where a snake gets killed with an axe, and when a tied up bat is   killed by a snake was cut (1min 45sec) '),
('27826',' A crocodile was killed gutted was cut (1m 37sec) '),
('27827',' The murder of a native was cut, probably when Palan throws her baby to the   crocodiles (13sec) '),
('27828',' The scene where Robert hits Palan and rapes her was removed (1min 15sec) '),
('27829',' The scene where Palan becomes dinner was also cut. This includes   decapitation of Palan and disemboweling of her. (1m 50sec) '),
('27830',' When Robert eats the intestines of a cannibal was of course also cut (1m   8sec)'),
('27831',' There exist two video versions in Sweden; one is uncut, the other heavily  cut. The uncut version (titled "Jakten i regnskogen" on Golden Medal Video)  is in full screen. The cut version (titled "De sista kannibalerna" on  Europafilm) runs 77m 35sec PAL and is widescreen and has superior picture  quality.'),
('27832',' The BBFC originally demanded 20 secs of cuts to include edits for language  but these were successfully appealed by the director. In the end a ten second  shot of Paul putting his fingers between Jeannes buttocks was censored from  the sodomy scene for the original British cinema release. The cut was later  restored to all UK prints in 1978.'),
('27833',' Available on video in both R'),
('27834','rated and uncut X'),
('27835','rated versions. One of the  main difference between the two cuts involves a scene of anal sex between  Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider. In the R'),
('27836','rated version, the scene isnt  cut, but rather a lamp is superimposed over the scene, covering most of their  bodies. The censored R'),
('27837','rated version is cut by two minutes.'),
('27838',' A scene in which Paul scares away a bible salesman from his apartment by  getting on all fours and barking like a dog was in the film at its world  premiere at the New York Film Festival.  Although Pauline Kael, present at  that screening, specifically praised the scene in her "New Yorker" review of  the film, Bertolucci cut it out of the film before its general release.'),
('27839',' A four'),
('27840','hour rough cut of the film exists. Not much is known what this version  contains, but apparently it is the version of the film in which Gato  Barbieri, the films composer viewed four times in August of 1971, in order  to decide where music was needed in the film.'),
('27841',' There is an Unrated Extended Cut available on DVD, this version runs to  around 94 minutes and drastically improves the comprehensibility of the  story. The major addition is of some voice'),
('27842','over exposition from Violet which  mentions the affects of hemophagia and more of her own personal story.  There are also some alterations to combat scenes which were presumably edited  for content.'),
('27843',' The "Original Cut" has a 6'),
('27844','minute black'),
('27845','screen'),
('27846','with'),
('27847','music'),
('27848','only introduction,  which seems to act as an overture.'),
('27849',' In the theatrical version, the Nighttown sequence began with a white super  reading reading "Nighttown" scrolling across the screen.  The DVD release  omits the super.'),
('27850',' There are two versions of this film, Robert Aldrichs print (RA) and Burt  Lancasters (BL) print. There are many subtle differences between the two  although the overall running times are similar and most of the changes  involve alterations of shots or lines of dialog within scenes. In the UK the  Lancaster version was released on VHS and the Aldrich version on DVD (same as  the US version) The major differences versions are: (a) The Aldrich version  has an opening scene (before the credits) showing Ulzana leaving the  reservation. This is missing from the Lancaster print. (b) The BL version  deletes almost all shots of Burt Lancasters Indian woman '),
('27851',' played by Aimee  Eccles (c) The BL version has a scene showing the two troopers pursuing the  wounded Indian, The off'),
('27852','screen Indian kills one of them with rifle fire and  the survivor rides away. This is missing from the RA print therefore creating  more ambiguity as to what actually happened when the survivor returns. (d)  The scene in which the rape victim plunges herself in the river is longer in  the RA version and she refers to herself trying to "wash it off". In the BL  version, the scene is abridged to suggest only suicide.'),
('27853',' The DVD version released in Brazil in 2003 by Universal runs only 99 minutes.  Burt Lancasters Indian wife appears merely in the window watching him when  he departs.'),
('27854',' Aldrichs version runs 103 minutes and was the version released in the USA.   Burt Lancaster prepared a different version (102 minutes) for European  release, deleting some scenes, restoring others from the cutting room floor,  rescoring some of the music.  This version was released in the UK, though the  British censor made some cuts to it.  These are largely restored to the video  release, apart from some horsefalls (totalling 45 seconds).  The version show  several times by BBC television is Aldrichs version, with the horsefalls  restored, but some censor cuts made by the BBC themselves.'),
('27855',' The UK DVD (and previous VHS) were cut by the BBFC to remove various horse  falls. The cuts are very noticeable and render some scenes nonsensical. They  are as follows: '),
('27856',' when the Indians shoot the horse of the trooper rescuing the boy '),
('27857',' two horse falls removed when Burt Lancaster uses a rifle to bring down two   Indians, including Ulzanas son '),
('27858',' The subsequent return of fire in which Lancasters horse is brought down '),
('27859',' At the end, when the Indians attack the wagon party, they direct two horses   into a small canyon and bring them down with a rope stretched across the   trail. The German R2 DVD (identical to the UK DVD in terms of content   including an English language soundtrack) is uncut and includes all the   horse falls.'),
('27860',' Episodes 1 and 2 were also shown as one pilot episode.'),
('27861',' The film was re'),
('27862','released in 1960 with soundtracks.'),
('27863',' In 1983, a new version of the film was produced in Switzerland.  Very   slightly edited, this version contained a completely new soundtrack with  music composed for the film by Mauricio Kagel.'),
('27864',' An "X" Rated addition used for European release contains 10 additional  minutes, most notably in the scene where Jean Louis Trintignant meets Ann  Margret at the downtown LA nightclub.  The European version contains full  frontal nudity throughout the scene. This "X" rated version screened in Los  Angeles at the American Cinematheque in 1998 and was mistakenly screened as  the "PG" version on Showtime Networks in 2001.'),
('27865',' Also released in a re'),
('27866','edited 90 minutes R'),
('27867','Rated version.'),
('27868',' A reedited version, with intertitles, was released to those theatres not yet  equiped for sound.'),
('27869',' Early previews of the movie didnt have the superimposed text ending, leaving  a more open ending. This version was released in France in theaters, but the  text was next included in TV, video and DVD.'),
('27870',' Several deleted scenes are included in the DVD:  They include: '),
('27871',' Audrey and Joseph sitting in the hospital waiting room, awaiting information   about if David survived.  She tries to cheer him up by buying him all the   sugary foods and drink he usually cant have. '),
('27872',' A scene showing TV footage of the wreck, while through the cracked open door   we see someone in the shower.  The scene cuts into the shower and we see   David crying. '),
('27873',' Elijah at age 7 goes to the fair and gets on a spinning teacup  ride.  He   uses two stuffed animals to hold himself in place, and wraps his jacket   along the lap bar.  Eventully, the animals and jacket fall off the ride as   his mother watches in horror.  He then goes swinging from side to side   breaking his bones. '),
('27874',' After the wake, David sees a priest about his survival.  The priest sets his   priesthood aside to tell David that it was nothing but luck, and how he had   a nephew on that train that died.  He also tells of other tragedies he had,   and that if David was looking for some kind of miracle answer, he wont find   it from him. '),
('27875',' Audrey calls David pretending its their first meeting and asks him to   dinner. They go out and talk, when one of Audreys friends comes in and says   how David is cute and what kind of lawyer he is.  The friend realizes that   shouldnt have been said, and leaves while David becomes a bit upset. '),
('27876',' David checking on Joseph to make sure he is sleeping okay. '),
('27877',' Elijah is taken away by doctors after talking to Audrey. '),
('27878',' David goes to the locker room at the stadium to lift more weights and lifts   around 500 pounds.  When he gets up, he sees the entire football team   watching in awe.'),
('27879',' A scene where Elijah says "Are you ready for the truth?" to David is not in  the movie, but in several trailers and TV spots.'),
('27880',' The Singaporean video version removes most of the struggle between David Dunn  and the Orange Suit Man (the man that broke into the familys house). All  that remains is Dunn putting his arm around his neck, followed by an inserted  recycled shot of the curtains, and ends with Dunn freeing the woman from her  bindings.'),
('27881',' Scenes from Maisys classroom are edited from TV'),
('27882','versions.'),
('27883',' Trailer contains several scenes that arent in the final cut of the film,  including one of Buck shaving and one where Buck talks to Mrs. Russell about  how hell handle the kids.'),
('27884',' The scene in which Buck confronts the drunk clown ran a bit longer and  contained a lot more profanity in its original theatrical version and so  enraged parents after the films first weekend that Universal recalled the  film to have the scene edited down to its current state.'),
('27885',' Universal Pictures also released this movie without a soundtrack.'),
('27886',' 15 certificate UK video version has had a 10s cut to a scene of a man being  stabbed in the groin, presumably to prevent an 18 certificate. The final  fight between Casey and Strannix has also been shortened (the graphic  eye'),
('27887','gouging has been shortened).'),
('27888',' German retail video and TV version were cut for violence to avoid a "Not  under 18" rating.'),
('27889',' The version for Australian television edited all scenes clearly showing  bullets impacting and knives creating wounds. All fights with guns showed the  gun going off and the victim collapsing from their wounds, never the actual  impact of the bullets. All fights involving knives were edited to imply a  stab or cut, or removed altogether. This is most obvious in the construction  crew fight scene, where a man being cut across his leg, then stabbed under  his arm, is removed, along with the man shoved onto the bandsaw being dropped  onto it, but not pushed. The fight at the end between Ryback and Strannix  shortens the eye gouge to two seconds, and skips the head stabbing sequence  altogether, though the knife is clearly visible as Strannixs body is thrown  into the console.'),
('27890',' The new release on DVD in Germany (FSK 16)  is cut to avoid a FSK 18 rating.  Cuts include the man shoved on the bandsaw and the eye scene in the final  fight.  DVD is uncut in Belgium and Holland (both rating 16 years and older)'),
('27891',' An uncut DVD is avaiable in Germany. FSK 18 The uncut DVD is in a red case  and "ungeschnittene Originalversion" stands on its cover '),
