('22219',' The U.S. release had some violence censored to avoid an "NC'),
('22220','17" rating.'),
('22221',' The trailer has different lines spoken by the same girl.'),
('22222',' In trailers for the film, the zombies are shown covered in blue gore. In the  actual movie, the blood & gore is red.'),
('22223',' Paul W.S. Anderson has indicated in various interviews that an "uncut  version" with several minutes of extra footage, including gorier scenes and  more character development, will be released in the future as a possible DVD  release.'),
('22224',' In the TV spot, Red Queens line "Ive been a bad little girl" is pronounced  by the hologram, but in the movie it is heard from the intercom'),
('22225',' In the theatrical trailer, after shooting the zombie that bit her, Rain says  "She isnt standing now," but in the movie she says "Bitch isnt standing  now.'),
('22226',' The scene where Alice kills Lisa was cut to remove a close up of the  paperweight hitting her head.'),
('22227',' The Russian version of the film differs slightly from the one released in  U.S. There are a few extra shots of the train, and the scene with Alice and  Matt after she kills his zombiefied sister is extended with a short line from  Matt, where he explains that he is an internationally wanted criminal.'),
('22228',' Special Edition DVD includes an alternate ending, which plays six months  after the incident at Racoon City. Here Alice wears a Matrix'),
('22229','like costume and  goes to the Umbrella Corporation headquarters to search for Matt. You see her  going in and one of the guards asks what he can do for her. Before she can  answer the security systems identify her and all guards draw their weapons.  She consequently draws her own, the camera moves closer and you hear a shot.  Then you see a close'),
('22230','up of her closing eye.'),
('22231',' Some European cinema prints used a slightly longer edit of the security  laser'),
('22232','massacre, but this was not included in video releases.'),
('22233',' The film was released by German video distributor Highlight in both an  extended form (longer than the uncut theatrical version) and in an edited  version (with a "Not under 16" rating). The Extended Version reintegrates  most of the deleted scenes (4 Mins.) back into the movie and has only been  released in Germany so far.'),
('22234',' Two versions of the film were shot: one in Italian, one in French.'),
('22235',' The Dutch version is the only fully uncut one.  All other versions (Greek,  Japanese, Australian, US, German, UK...) are cut in gore scenes, basically  because they are based on the R'),
('22236','Rated US'),
('22237','Version. The Australian Rental Tape,  the German and the UK Version are even more cut than the USA R'),
('22238','Rated version.'),
('22239',' German VHS version was cut in the scene where Harris makes a fire on the man  who followed him.'),
('22240',' Original UK cinema and video versions suffered identical cuts (1 min 46 secs)  for violence in order to secure a lower rating. The BBFC waived some of these  for the 2005 DVD release but removed 17 seconds of horse'),
('22241','trips from the  movie.'),
('22242',' UK versions are cut by 5 secs to edit horse'),
('22243','falls.'),
('22244',' The 1989 UK video version was cut by 2 minutes 34 secs by the BBFC in order  to receive a 12 rating. All the cuts were waived for the 15 rated version and  the 2004 12 rated Prism DVD.'),
('22245',' The UK DVD version for the first time actually uses a "deadly spawn" title  screen, instead of the original full title "return of the aliens deadly  spawn". the original title is used on the US and Japanese versions of the  film despite the fact that later US releases shortend it to "the deadly  spawn" (just on the video box and not the film). Also the Uk titles appear  over a blue background, instead of a black background like the US and  Japanese version. Whats even more odd is the UK titles do appear to have the  same "age look" of the film itself, with it looking like it was from 1983 and  not recently made'),
('22246',' The Synapse DVD release includes a cut of the film that is slightly extended.  Near the films conclusion, we see a number of reaction shots of the  surviving characters being taken away in ambulances and police cars,  including a very shell'),
('22247','shocked Charles. An alternate opening sequence is  included as an extra and not as part of the complete film, but its nearly  identical to the original version, with a few minor changes to the special  effects, sound effects, and the opening titles.'),
('22248',' The Synapse Films R1 DVD release (due sometime in 2003) will feature an  alternate version of the film. This cut will feature several new scenes and  improved visual effects, as well as an abundance of extras including a  possible commentary. It will also be transfered from the original 16mm A/B  roll negatives.'),
('22249',' Lions Gate DVD is of the heavily censored R'),
('22250','rated version only. Unrated  version has yet to be released on DVD in the US. The R version deletes the  majority of the films gore from the opening lab sequence, as well as heavily  reducing the shooting of the storekeeper, removing scenes where a cops eye  is punctured with a crowbar and closeups of Julies self'),
('22251','mutilation with a  wire spring and a piece of glass, and a reduction to the infamous ripped  lip sequence.'),
('22252',' Vidmark has released this film in both Unrated and R'),
('22253','rated formats (the  R'),
('22254','rated format basically acomodating more conservative rental companies such  as Blockbuster Video). The R'),
('22255','rated format deletes much of the gore.'),
('22256',' The UK version is the uncut, unrated version.'),
('22257',' Although the original video and laserdisc releases are the same as the cinema  version all DVD copies of the film feature alternate music for many of the  scenes, most notably the rising of the zombies. Director Ken Weiderhorn  mentions in the DVD commentary that there was a problem with the rights to  the original films score for US distribution of the DVD, he admits the newer  soundtrack is not the intended soundtrack for the film. However, the films  original score as composed by J. Peter Robinson can be heard of the films  french Audio track. The score currently heard in the DVD release of the film  was performed by a composer hired by producer Tom Fox, when the film was  completed and submitted for distribution the studio, Lorimar, a division of  Warner Brothers, hired J. Peter Robinson to re'),
('22258','score the film.'),
('22259',' The DVD release has had some changes in the audio compared to the original  version : '),
('22260',' The TSOL song has been replaced with another song '),
('22261',' The Tar Mans voice has been re'),
('22262','recorded. However, the original Tar Man   voice can be heard briefly during the closing credit sequence. '),
('22263',' The line "send more cops" has also been re'),
('22264','recorded '),
('22265',' The song "Take a walk" has been removed, now you only hear it for a few   seconds with no vocals. '),
('22266',' The song "Burn the flames" has also been shortened.'),
('22267',' The original version of the movie had "The Damneds Dead Beat Dance" on the  scene where all of the punks are driving in Suicides car, but some versions  have a different song and it is a little longer. You can tell if the version  you have is the original if there is loud laughter after Col. Glover says  "Look, weve been through all this before. They could be anywhere" to his  wife.'),
('22268',' The edited'),
('22269','for'),
('22270','TV Version cuts out all nudity, gore, swears and curses and  (some delete anything like "God damn", but others go even further by deleting  "Jesus Christ" or any other name'),
('22271','in'),
('22272','vain type of stuff). Some of the scenes  are changed around, slightly. For instance, the part where Casey (Jewel  Shepard) say to Chuck (John Philbin): "Oh great heres your friend and mine!"  Suicides reply "Hey F**k you, ball'),
('22273','buster!" is changed to "I mean I got  somethin to say, ya know!".'),
('22274',' German version is edited to remove most blood and gore and the final scene  stops before the zombie appears from the grave.'),
('22275',' A workprint version is about 20 minutes longer than the theatrical release.  Additional material includes: '),
('22276',' An extended scene that takes place after frank shows Freddy the split dogs,   but before he shows him the cadaver in the freezer. Frank shows Freddy a   tank of oxygen and tells him how explosive it is. '),
('22277',' A deleted scene after Frank shows Freddy the cadaver. Freddy asks how late   are they working. When Frank tells Freddy, Freddy says he has a date with   Tina. Frank says its a good thing its a girl because he was nervous about   the earring Freddy had. Frank also tells Freddy that he has to close the   cadaver room tight because it pops open. '),
('22278',' An extended scene where the punks are walking down the street. After Casey   says they should all go pick Freddy up, Tina says that its only him and her   alone going out, meaning that Tina never really wanted to hang out with them   that night. This scene also has some more profanity and it also introduces   the character Suicide as Trash tells the punks that he has a car. '),
('22279',' A deleted scene as Freddy is looking at the medical book, Frank looks   outside an says "It smells like rain!" '),
('22280',' An alternate, and longer take of Frank telling Freddy about the events in   the 1960s with The Night Of The Living Dead. This scene version of the   scene also has some extra dialogue where Freddy says that Night Of The   Living Dead was on of the best movies ever. He also says its impossible   that its true cause he would have heard about it. An extended scene where   the punks are deciding what to do. As Chuck suggests that they hang in the   cemetery, Suicide says, "lets pay our f***ing respects!" '),
('22281',' A deleted scene that shows Scuz, Spider, and Casey looking into a mausoleum   and seeing all sorts of debris littered inside by other people who had   previously partied there. Spider replies, "I dont ever want to be buried in   a place like this!" then Scuz pinches Casey as she calls him a dork. '),
('22282',' Extended scene from when the punks are all screaming about the zombie in the   basement. As Tina suggests they call the cops, Scuz replies, "no because   theyll kick out a**!" Casey and Chuck then tell the others where they saw   Freddy. Tina gets mad for them not telling her.'),
('22283',' Also a never'),
('22284','before'),
('22285','seen opening and ending was shot.'),
('22286',' The phrase "F*ck You" is written on the back of Freddys jacket.  When some  of the scenes were re'),
('22287','shot for television, the phrase on his jacket was  jokingly altered to "Television Version."'),
('22288',' 2002 DVD release (MGM DVD) appears to restore much of the music to its  original design.'),
('22289',' Some more additional material in the "Workprint" version: '),
('22290',' Extended footage of Ernie preparing the corpse (inserting a set of clamps,   putting a rubber block under its chin, applying makeup, stapling its face) '),
('22291',' Instead of calling Casey "Ballbuster," Suicide calls her "Chocolate Face"   (presumably a reference to the chocolate bar she is eating earlier in the   movie). '),
('22292',' Trash, wandering by herself in the graveyard and crying, says "Hey wait, you   guys, I aint got no shoes!" The scene ends before she is attacked. Her   actual attack by the corpses is moved to a later spot in the film. '),
('22293',' When Ernie tries to use the phone in the office, the take is very different   from the one in the released version: he doesnt close the steel shutters,   leaving the window wide open. '),
('22294',' When Spider demands to know whats going on, Bert calls him a "Black   Bastard," and he goes into more detail about what the chemical does to the   corpses. '),
('22295',' Freddys attack on Tina is extended and cut a little differently: they   circle around the podium at the front of the chapel, which he knocks over.   She runs to the door, he follows and slams into it. He pushes her down on a   pew and she kicks him off (which is where the scene in the released version   actually begins). Before throwing the candlestick at him she throws a   folding chair, which he knocks aside. There is an additional shot of Frank   running down the hallway. '),
('22296',' Ernie comforts Tina by saying "Dont you worry about Freddy and Frank. You   see, theyve gone to heaven. Those things out there...theyre just dead   bodies that want to eat our brains." '),
('22297',' Franks cremation is much longer: it starts with a closeup of Frank staring   at something. The camera slowly pulls back to show that hes staring at the   furnace across the room. He stands and groans, the furnace tilts back and   forth in a dreamlike way, he mouths a prayer just before putting his wedding   ring on the furnace switch. '),
('22298',' The scene where Bert and Spider are preparing to leave the mortuary is an   alternate take, with different dialogue. Instead of telling Bert to watch   his "ass out there," he says "no matter what happens, dont name it after   me." Tina wonders what they should do if Bert and Spider dont make it, and   Bert tells her to "think positive." '),
('22299',' Berts call to the police is longer: he is put on hold by the operator, and   gives more details about whats happening and where he is. '),
('22300',' After the nuclear weapon explodes, a voice'),
('22301','over explains that the disaster   was "officially described as a petrochemical refinery accident," and that   the contaminated dirt from the incident is "residing in 175 railroad cars,   parked on an unused railway line in South Dakota."'),
('22302',' One TV trailer released for the movie reportedly consisted of nothing but  bloopers.'),
('22303',' The first DVD release, put out by Artisan Entertainment, did not feature the  original 2.35:1 aspect ratio version of the film. Instead, the pan'),
('22304','and'),
('22305','scan  version of the film was cropped, and the DVD was presented in a matted aspect  ratio of 1.85:1'),
('22306','approximately 75% of the screen was lost in this process.'),
('22307',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC for a U certificate to  remove Sir Charless audible use of the word shit (though he can still be  seen to mouth the word). Despite later releases being upgraded to a PG they  all feature the original edited print.'),
('22308',' Released in Great Britain at 94 minutes; USA version runs 88 minutes.'),
('22309',' The BBFC made cuts for PG'),
('22310','Rating (1m 2s cut from the cockfighting scene and a  horse fall in the end of the film).'),
('22311',' The Finnish video version excludes numerous scenes including violence. Cut by  more than 15 minutes.'),
('22312',' Old (out of print) Japanese laserdisc (which used the title of "Return of the  Texas Chainsaw Massacre) included the complete uncut version of the film.'),
('22313',' The 1997 release, titled "Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation" cuts  several scenes, including a subplot in which Jenny is abused by her  stepfather. This is the only version currently available on video and runs 84  minutes (the original cut ran 95 minutes). The longer uncut version differs  from the shorter "Next Generation" version in the following other ways: '),
('22314',' Said to take place in 1994, not 1996 '),
('22315',' Matthew McConaugheys name is misspelled in the closing credits '),
('22316',' There is an early scene in which Jennys stepfather barges into her room,   threatens her and slams her against the wall '),
('22317',' There is more dialogue between Barry and Heather in the car '),
('22318',' Most scenes and shots throughout the movie are longer (cut for time in other   versions) '),
('22319',' The towtruck scene is NOT intercut with Jenny, Heather, & Barry leaving   Darlas office '),
('22320',' Jenny and Darla have a longer conversation in the bathroom '),
('22321',' Music and sound effects are almost entirely different '),
('22322',' The scene with Jenny escaping the house at dawn is tinted blue; the   following scene with the motorhome and the towtruck is tinted orange.'),
('22323',' The Canadian DVD release on the Lions Gate label is the uncut version,  running just over 93 minutes. It bears the title "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"  The Next Generation."'),
('22324',' All Nazi symbols were removed in the German version due to law regulations.  The story and some names were also changed to delete all references to the  Third Reich.'),
('22325',' The X'),
('22326','Box and PS2 versions of the game come with additional cut'),
('22327','scenes and  levels.'),
('22328',' '),
('22329',' The PS2 version omits the multi'),
('22330','player component'),
('22331',' If you beat the Xbox version of the game, Wolfenstein 3D will be unlocked.'),
('22332',' A four'),
('22333','minute introduction with Peter Bogdanovich was added for 1992 release,  retitled "Orson Welles Ghost Story".'),
('22334',' "Return to Glennascaul" is included as an extra, on the UK region 2 DVD of  Welles "Macbeth", with introduction by Peter Bogdanovich.'),
('22335',' The film has two versions: a directors cut, which is basically the final  cut, and the Festival Cut, which is a shortened version that screened at  certain film festivals.'),
('22336',' When it was aired on the Disney channel, the following were cut: When "Ozma  girl" unties Dorothy from the bed in the doctors room, the line where she  tells Dorothy that the screaming patients are locked in the cellar is cut.  When Dorothy first visits Mombie, much is cut.  A lot of shots of the heads  behind the glass are cut, and so is a lot of footage when Mombie puts on her  head.  Because of this, a line is cut where she asks Dorothy how she looks,  and Dorothy tells her she looks beautiful.  In the TV version, it cuts  staright to the line, "And just who might you be?" When Mombie wakes up, many  shots of the screaming heads and EVERY shot of the headless Mombie trying to  get Dorothy is cut. A few seconds of footage of the Knome Kings death are  cut, including when his eye turns to stone, and some of the "poison" shots.'),
('22337',' All German Version have been cut to reduce violence'),
('22338',' Both the US pan & scan DVD and the European wide screen DVD are reframed to  cut out Lillis breast in the scene where shes looking at herself in the  mirror. The older VHS releases showed her nipple at the very bottom of the  screen.'),
('22339',' The film was released in 2001 as "Reunion" and was repackaged in 2004 as  "American Reunion" and features "additional scenes and photography, a head to  tail edit, full composition and a digital surround sound design".'),
('22340',' The version included on the 2007 DVD and Blu'),
('22341','Ray releases is Tony Scotts  shorter directors cut, running 104 minutes. The original 124'),
('22342','minute version  is Kevin Costners cut.'),
('22343',' The version titled "Neurosis", distributed by Eurocine, has different scenes  added.'),
('22344',' The BBFC demanded cuts to the original UK cinema version to remove a scene of  a brain being dropped into a jar and to edit shots of Karl drooling when he  kills Gerda, and according to their website the film was indeed cut. However  all versions of this film contain the above scenes including the 1986 video  release.'),
('22345',' Reprogrammed and updated for the Gameboy Advance in 2002.'),
('22346',' The Japanese and early American versions featured Marvel Comics Spider'),
('22347','Man  and DC comics Batman as end level bosses for the New York level. But due to  problems with DC comics, Sega had to remove Batman from later copies American  version and change his appearance to make him look like a generic vampire bat  like creature. Batman in the Japanese version of the game remained unchanged  however.'),
('22348',' Originally released as a 9'),
('22349','reeler, the film was later trimmed to 7 reels.'),
('22350',' This movie was originally released in 3'),
('22351','D'),
('22352',' Early video releases include a scene where the Nerds are actually shown  walking to the abandoned house, with Louis leading the way holding the "For  Sale" sign.'),
('22353',' The 3'),
('22354','D version shows the entire bachelor party in 3'),
('22355','D featuring scenes where  stuff is repeatedly thrown at the screen. The VHS version has a completely  different version of the 3'),
('22356','D bachelor party stuff including Lamar stripping.  The stuff with Stan and Judy in bed remains the same, just not in 3'),
('22357','D.'),
('22358',' The Australian Video version (released by Syme Video) has all censored scenes  intact. The scene where Chos son gets a Ninja Star in the head is intact,  the cut scenes of violence at the end of the film between Cho and Braden that  most versions worldwide dont have are uncut in the Australian Video version.'),
('22359',' In the version seen on cable premium channels but edited on video, when Sho  stabs Brayden in the stomach, blood spurts out for about a good 5'),
('22360','10 seconds  before Sho slices his mask in half. In the video version, this is cut out.'),
('22361',' Other deleted scenes in the movie include the following: '),
('22362',' In the opening scene when Sho Kosugis family is murdered, a ninja throws a   star at his older son. As he falls, you see a close'),
('22363','up of the star stuck in   his head. Next is toward the end, when Brayden (evil ninja) hears someone in   the stairwell. In the cut version, all you see is Brayden open the door and   throw a smoke bomb. The un'),
('22364','cut version has the scene followed by Brayden   slicing up both men, including cutting off one of their hands. '),
('22365',' The last cut scene is when Brayden comes down through the celing and stabs   two guards in the head with mini'),
('22366','spears.'),
('22367',' The Swedish trailer features scenes not included in the released video  version. There are two easily identified parts, in the first you can see  Cathy and Kane running from the building, passing by some policemen. The  second scene is a police officer getting shot in the neck by an arrow. There  seems to be no logic explanation to this editing. The arrow scene could have  been censored, but this seems unlikely since no other scenes are cut although  graphically violent.'),
('22368',' The DVD released by MGM contains all the gore the was edited from the VHS  version including Braydens slightly longer death sequence.'),
('22369',' The following scenes were cut from the film in order to avoid an "X" rating  from the MPAA: '),
('22370',' Bloodflow was cut from the shoot of the killer splitting Chelitas head   open. '),
('22371',' A scene of Tina and Gus having sex in the woods, in the film you only see   them putting their clothes back on. '),
('22372',' Bens insides were ripped out of his body by the killer, then thrown into   the lake where Vicky is skinny dipping. '),
('22373',' A close up of Vicky coming out of the lake naked. '),
('22374',' A scene were Tina, Candy, Urzula and Mrs.Gere enter the wall to wall blood   cabin and find Vickys nude body ripped apart. '),
('22375',' A close up of Gus quivering in the ground after being hit with the ax. '),
('22376',' Tinas death was longer, after her leg was chopped off, her head is cut off. '),
('22377',' Mrs. Gere was originally held up and gutted, but it ended up being cut out   so that it only showed her being stabbed. '),
('22378',' The bootleg video version has all the gore intact.'),
('22379',' The Bootleg Version also contains a few extra and longer scenes: '),
('22380',' A longer more explicit scene of Sue, Candy, Tina and Urzula in the shower '),
('22381',' A scene of Oscar and Gus fighting in the dining hall '),
('22382',' A scene of Chelita, Angel, Oscar and Urzula smoking weed in the woods '),
('22383',' Angels onscreen death scene showing the killer shoving an ice cycle through   his eye and it exiting through the back of his head(in the Rated Version   Candy & Urzula find his body in a freezer)'),
('22384',' An extended version released on DVD January 30, 2006 by Danmarks Radio (DR)  [dk] and CMC Records A/S [dk]. Duration: 105 minutes.'),
('22385',' There is a 10 minutes shorter version, for running at Swedish filmfestivals.'),
('22386',' 2 sex scenes are cut in US version.'),
('22387',' The original theatrical version was 101 minutes. The film was cut to 96  minutes for early 1980s television showings in order to make it more  "family'),
('22388','friendly". The video version is the version cut for television.  However, most of the profanity remains in the television and video versions.'),
('22389',' Released in Great Britain at 155 minutes; some of the prints released in the  USA are 139 minutes.'),
('22390',' The 139'),
('22391','minute version omits the entire second half of Clarences (John  Gielgud) speech in the prison cell. SPOILER FOLLOWS: The 139'),
('22392','minute version  is also edited so that it appears to a viewer unfamiliar with either the play  or the film that Richard had nothing to do with Edward IVs death.'),
('22393',' The UK (video) release has the cast credits in order of appearance.'),
('22394',' Reedited and reissued in August 1979 as "Richard Pryor Is Back Live In  Concert," which was sold as an entirely new film. Much of the footage was  from the original version, and virtually all of the material was the same,  but some of the new footage was from a different performance of the same  show. Producers noted that the difference could be determined by noting that  in some shots, Pryor wears a wristwatch and in other shots he doesnt,  prompting New York Times critic Vincent Canby to remark "If you cannot rest  until you see Mr. Pryor wear a wristwatch, dont miss this recycled work.  However, its far cheaper to stay home and remember the first movie fondly."'),
('22395',' After the movie was released on video in 1998,it was shown on Fox Family  Television during the holiday season and is shown every holiday season on  that network. The version on television features two scenes not on the home  video version. They are: '),
('22396',' Someone knocks at the door which Sgt. Mooney would put a hole in later. A   maid opens the door and it is a package delivery man. She says "Oh,another   one!" After she closes the door and puts the package down,Richie gets out of   the box. Now we know how he got in,and we know what present it was that   Reggie says he found torn open. '),
('22397',' After Richie finds his parents at the orphanage,instead of going to outside   the Rich Manor,we go inside where Mr and Mrs. Rich,Cadbury,Prof. Keenbeen   and Mrs. Peabody from the orphanage are sitting by the fire. Richie come up   and gives them each a present. Mr and Mrs. Van Dough appear with Reggie and '),
('22398',' Reggie is forced to apologize to Richie for making the sleigh malfunction.   Mrs. Van Dough says "Kids,you know. You never know what theyll do" Richie   gives them presents as well and Prof. Keenbean tells everybody to listen. He   can hear people singing outside. They all retreat outdoors. Then the scene   from the video version starts outside.'),
('22399',' All UK releases were cut by 5 secs by the BBFC to edit a scene featuring a  butterfly knife and to remove a brief shot of the cover of a child porn  magazine in line with UK rules on child protection.'),
('22400',' Re'),
('22401','rating in 2007 by the BBFC in the UK waived the cut to the butterfly  knife, but still cut the shot of the child'),
('22402','porn magazine.'),
('22403',' Later UK releases of this film were cut by 4 seconds to remove animal cruelty  (a horse being ridden off a cliff into water) to comply with the  Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('22404',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('22405',' This film, and most of the rest of the "Lone Star Films" John Wayne catalogue  no longer have their original musical score, save for Waynes singing  (whether from copyright problems or sound deterioration is unclear), and were  replaced sometime in the 1980s with a score done on a synthesizer.'),
('22406',' In 1973, Killiam Shows Inc. copyrighted a 56'),
('22407','minute, re'),
('22408','tinted version with a  new piano score composed by William P. Perry (qv). The cast credits shown  were supplied by Killiam and not original.'),
('22409',' Originally released in Great Britain with the title "The American Way" at 105  minutes; was recalled, recut and re'),
('22410','released in the rest of the world a  shorter 92'),
('22411','minutes version as "Riders of the Storm".'),
('22412',' Two versions of this movie exist.  In the cut shown on "Mystery Science  Theater 3000", background information from the pilot film of "Gemini Man"  (episodes of which were combined for this movie) are presented via opening  narration and stills, and later flashbacks.  In the alternate version (shown  at the 2000 Gateway Media Convention in St. Louis), the narration and  flashbacks are not present.  Instead, the movie opens with a condensed  version of the Gemini Mans "origin" from the first part of the pilot film.   Also, some of the dubbed'),
('22413','in lines linking the two original episodes this  movie is taken from differ in each version.'),
('22414',' The Australian theatrical release omitted the short section of dialogue where  Nurse Murch describes to the astronauts how to produce the sperm sample.  However, it was included in the video and television versions. The Australian  television premiere edited out the stronger profanities and the close up of  Chuck Yeagers burnt face.'),
('22415',' When the movie premiered on American TV in May 1986 on ABC TV, during  Yeagers first X'),
('22416','1 flight, there are several radio transmissions from Ridley  to Yeager which do not appear in other versions. For example, Yeager to  Ridley: "Hey, Ridley, make a note here will you. Got nuthin better to do.  Elevator effectiveness regained." Ridley to Yeager [on radio, deleted]:  Yessir, thats duly noted! While Yeager is taking in the spectacle after  passing Mach'),
('22417','1, there is only music on the VHS, DVD, etc. On the ABC TV  premiere, Ridleys voice is heard clearly on the radio saying, "Say, buddy,  while youre up there put in a good word for me, will ya?" Finally, when  Yeager performs the barrell roll in the X'),
('22418','1, he can be heard on the radio  shouting "Woohoo!!" in the TV premiere. Again, this is not featured in any  other version of the film.'),
('22419',' Fox also released this movie without a soundtrack, with a film length of  1826.67 m.'),
('22420',' US theatrical version was trimmed for a PG'),
('22421','13 rating. This version was the  basis for all worldwide theatrical releases. For the US home video market an  unrated version was released on DVD with ca. eight minutes of footage added  back into the film. In other countries only the theatrical version was  released in DVD.'),
('22422',' There are two slightly different versions of the Region 1 widescreen unrated  DVD. One has rougher sound and poorer video quality during the additional  scenes, with a few unfinished effects (the viewfinder on Aidens camera).  Some of the music cues are different as well. It also has a different version  of the "bobbing for apples" scene, in which Aiden has a vision of his own  head underwater. The only apparent difference in packaging is that this  version does NOT have the letters "FR" after the catalog number (which is, in  both versions, 94433).'),
('22423',' Prior to the 1998 theatrical release of "The Ring," there was a made'),
('22424','for'),
('22425','TV  version that aired in 1995 on Fuji TV under the title "Ring: Kanzen'),
('22426','ban"  ("Ring: the Complete Edition"). It starred Takahashi Katusnori as Kazuyuki  Asakawa (replaced in the film version by Nanako Matushima as *Reiko* Asakawa)  and pin'),
('22427','up girl Miura Ayane as Sadako Yamamura. While Ring: Kanzen'),
('22428','ban did  try to follow the source material (the novel by Kouji Suzuki) more closely  than the 1998 version, this film was incredibly, stunningly bad, and could  more accurately have been titled "Ring: the Russ Meyer Version."  Case'),
('22429','in'),
('22430','point, the demonic Yamamura Sadako character, so chillingly realized  in the 98 theatrical release, was portrayed in the Fuji TV version by buxom  young Miura who always appeared in the nude to claim her victims (which,  while not necessarily a bad thing, does not lend itself well to creating a  "horror" atmosphere.)'),
('22431',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('22432',' The print of the film that is shown occasionally on Turner Classic Movies is  only 104 minutes, indicating a reduction of about 35 minutes from the films  original running time.'),
('22433',' An edited, "PG" rated version was released to theaters in 1970.  Video  version is the complete "R" rated version.'),
('22434',' There is a censored and uncensored version. The censored version contains all  of the gore but no foul language.'),
('22435',' ROTD was released for SEGA Genesis and DOS PC. The two versions differ from  each other in several points. The SEGA version features in'),
('22436','game speech and a  few audio music tracks whereas the PC version only features midi music and  midi effects. The PC version features slightly different dialogue and altered  music scores. And of course the graphics look much better on a PC than they  do on a SEGA Genesys system.'),
('22437',' The 18'),
('22438','rated UK release of this film was cut by 5 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('22439',' The US video release on the Embassy Home Entertainment label was cut to  achieve an R'),
('22440','rating.	The Canadian release on the Astral Bellevue Video label  contains the uncut version.'),
('22441',' The U.S. video release on the Embassy Home Entertainment label is cut and  runs only 89 minutes despite the 100 minute running time listed on the box.  The Canadian release on the Astral Video label is the uncut version with a  true running time of 99 minutes. The differences between the Canadian Astral  and the U.S. Embassy versions  are as follows: '),
('22442',' When Harry (Hal Holbrook) wakes up and slides outside his tent to be   confronted with the severed head of his buddy mounted on a stick, the   Embassy version cuts and crops around this to avoid a good look at a very   creepy special effect. '),
('22443',' The "we have to kill him" scene is also much longer and more graphic in the   Astral version. '),
('22444',' The ending is much more protracted and gruesome in the Astral version.  The   burning scene goes on for a very long time and involves a lot of screaming,   and the killers demise features a couple of extra gunshots. '),
('22445',' The climax in the Astral version also includes several extra shots of Harry   in the cabin attempting to stop the massive bleeding from a severed artery. '),
('22446',' The Canadian video also has more dialog and extra footage in many different   places (too numerous to mention here). The Canadian print is not   letterboxed, however it displays considerably more image on the left and   right sides of the frame, as well as the top. The U.S. Embassy video appears   to be magnified. '),
('22447',' Also of note is the fact that the French Canadian release under the title,   ILS ÉTAIENT CINQ... is actually the same 89 minute print as the cut Embassy   version despite the fact that it was released by Astral.  Go figure...'),
('22448',' The assumption is that the Embassy Video release is actually the  cut'),
('22449','for'),
('22450','television print, since all profanity has been removed in addition to  most of the violence.'),
('22451',' The Slasher was edited into Penetration in 1976 and Farley Grangers role was  changed into a porno movie watcher.'),
('22452',' The US DVD has different composer credits for the widescreen/pan & scan  version. The widescreen version lists Elmer Bernstein (qv) (whose score was  rejected) while the pan & scan version lists Mark Isham (qv) (who replaced  Bernstein).'),
('22453',' Reedited for broadcast as the final episode of The Twilight Zone in 1962.  Customary narration by Rod Serling was added for the broadcast.'),
('22454',' In the French version, all titles are at the end, as the camera moves along  the river, finally showing the hanging man in the distance.'),
('22455',' The Portuguese subtitled version was shown with episodes in a different  order: first Frango no Campo / "Pollo rumpante, Il"; then O Novo Mundo /  "Nuovo mondo, Il"; and last "Pureza" / "Illibatezza". Pasolinis episode was  totally cut by the scissors of official censorship in the theatrical release.'),
('22456',' Interestingly enough, this game was also produced for the Pioneer LaserActive  system under the title Road Prosecutor. An animated Dragons Lair'),
('22457','style  adventure where you spend the entire game behind the wheel of a fast sports  car. Road Prosecutor has cleaner graphics and better transitions between  scenes.'),
('22458',' There are supposedly several cut scenes from Road House that only appear in a  rare theatrical trailer: '),
('22459',' A date between Dalton and CarrieAnn '),
('22460',' Brad Wesley Taunting Red Webster after he had blown up his shop. There are   many little quick shots as well, and the trailer can be found on the   original video release of "Pumpkinhead" back in the late eighties.'),
('22461',' Syndicated airings of this cartoon delete Malcolm Falcon accidentally tearing  away a piece of Sylvesters scalp as he ascends to pursue Speedy.'),
('22462',' The version shown on ABC television has two brief shots of Miguel and Tulios  bare backsides altered by digitally adding white underpants.'),
('22463',' First National Pictures, Inc. also released this movie as a silent feature.'),
('22464',' The DVD includes 11 deleted/extended scenes.'),
('22465',' Several small snippets were taken out by Sam Mendes to maintain the narrative  flow of the film; these scenes are availible on the DVD: '),
('22466',' After the Sullivans eat dinner, Annie and Michael Sr. clean dishes at the   sink. Annie cuts her finger and Michael bandages it for her. '),
('22467',' At McGoverns wake, Rooney greets Annie, and Michael Sr. notices Michael Jr.   limping and remarks that he needs new shoes. Annie goes into the kitchen   with all of the other gangsters wives while Michael Sr. offers his   condolences to Finn, whose chilly reception implies that McGoverns death   was a hit. '),
('22468',' An extended version of Mr. Rooney and the Sullivan boys dice game in the   wine cellar; Michael takes the dice out of his shoe (his reason for limping)   and we intercut between the dice game and Annie drinking in the kitchen. '),
('22469',' An extended version of Michael Jr.s encounter with Connor, where Michael   Jr. spies on a couple preparing to have sex. '),
('22470',' Rooney drinks with Michael Sr. before delivering McGoverns eulogy, making   sure that Finn hasnt caused any trouble. Connor comes downstairs and Rooney   chastizes him for not showing more respect. Rooney gets up and Connor   comments that he never expected McGoverns wake would have so many mourners,   then tells Michael Sr. "yours would." '),
('22471',' After Michael Jr. witnesses Finns murder, he sneaks back into bed just   before Annie comes to tuck him in. He lays awake staring out the window at   the garage, where Michael Sr. scrubs his hands and puts his machine gun   away. '),
('22472',' A long, tracking shot of the nightclub where Michael Sr. is set up to be   killed, showing a pool hall, casino, speakeasy, jazz club, and brothel to be   contained within the establishment. This scene also includes a longer   version of the bouncers speech to Michael about his job. '),
('22473',' The morning after Michael Sr. shoots the banker, he and Michael Jr. go to   church; Michael Sr. lights a candle for the bankers soul and then goes to   confession. '),
('22474',' Michael Jr. prepares to go to bed in the motor lodge while Michael Sr.   cleans his sons clothes. Michael Jr. gets upset because his father tells   him that hes going to leave him at Saras until Connor is dead. After   Michael Jr. gets into bed he says that hes cold and forgot a sweater, so   Michael Sr. gives him his. '),
('22475',' Maguire goes through the Sullivans home during Annie and Peters wake. He   looks through Michael Sr.s closet, is amused by the presence of Catholic   icons (its implied Maguires an atheist), and finally searches the boys   room. He steals Michael Jr.s tobacco (stolen during the opening credits),   then uncovers two toy guns hidden in a dresser drawer, prompting Maguire to   get out his camera and photograph them. '),
('22476',' After Michael Jr. asks his father for a cut of the money, he goes to the   bathroom. The diner waitress, a dead ringer for Annie (played by Jennifer   Jason Leighs sister) tries to flirt with Michael Sr. and asks him to dance,   but he turns her down. '),
('22477',' The infamous deleted Al Capone sequence, where he yells at Rooney for having   to take care of Connor, and then snaps when he thinks Maguire is looking at   him cockeyed, prompting a temper tantrum. '),
('22478',' Michael Jr. feeds his wounded father soup. After Michael Sr. falls asleep,   the son then gets out the fathers revolver and play'),
('22479','acts killing someone in   the mirror.'),
('22480',' Available on DVD in both R and unrated versions. Unrated version features  more nudity in the shower scene.'),
('22481',' The DVD contains many deleted scenes on the "Road Kill" feature. Many of the  scenes were extra scenes involving Tom Green that were cut out, including: '),
('22482',' Barry showing a tree to the tour group and then arguing with one person   about who the tour guide is. '),
('22483',' Rubin making Dj scratching sounds at the party. '),
('22484',' Rubin busting a beat on the bus, while Josh raps about Kyle. '),
('22485',' Barry talking to the tour group about giant futuristic cocoons on the   campus, which he refuses the show when they ask. Also, when the overweight   kid in back is shown, he is cleary played by another actor, and not by Ethan   Suplee who plays him the rest of the movie. '),
('22486',' Josh dreaming about Beth coming to his bed while hes at Barrys parents   house. She asks to make another video, while a film crew shoots behind them.   Josh then wakes up and goes in the bathroom, when Barrys grandmother walks   in.'),
('22487',' A couple of scenes/alternate takes were shown on the trailers, but not on the  final cut of the film. These include: '),
('22488',' Barry calling to a bird during the deleted tree sequence '),
('22489',' Barry choking on the mouse in his mouth '),
('22490',' The mouse pooping while in Barrys mouth '),
('22491',' The snake coiled around Barrys neck '),
('22492',' The scene in the bedroom with Barry and the two girls used the dialogue,   "Touch my chest, now touch her chest." Chest was used instead of nipple.'),
('22493',' Another scene that is included in the trailer but not the film itself, is a  brief shot of Josh getting his revenge on Jacob (whos shown wearing a neck  brace after his being attacked by Mitch, the snake) after the bomb inspection  by punching him square in the face.'),
('22494',' Three seconds were cut from the UK cinema version to receive a "15"  certificate, with a further 21 seconds removed from the video version. All  the cuts were made to edit the rape scene. This version was released on DVD  all over Europe as MGM mastered only one DVD for the entire region.'),
('22495',' In 1986 it was considered that Peter Purves was no longer a figure that  children could relate to so all three versions had a face lift with Keith  Chegwin reading the exact same script.'),
('22496',' The film is available in three versions, applicable to each type of track  situation:'),
('22497',' '),
('22498',' Non'),
('22499','electrified line. '),
('22500',' Overhead electrified line '),
('22501',' Third rail electrified line'),
('22502',' In the US version released by Kidpix, they edited the tv'),
('22503','series into a movie.  A lot of various episode clips were seen in both the beginning and the ending  credits. Various names changes where in the Kidpix version as well (eg.  Tiffah was Tiffany, Sgt. Sarah became Sgt. Sallie, Horton became Horus,  etc.).'),
('22504',' Scenes cut in the US release by Kidpix: '),
('22505',' The scene originally from the first episode, where brainwashed Robby pulls   down Upper Deckers pants, showing his bare rear. '),
('22506',' In the clip originally in episode three, when Tiffah (Tiffany in the US   version) flips off Robby, thinking that he was causing the life'),
('22507','like   hallucionations, when it was really Horton. '),
('22508',' The clip from episode seven where Horton commits suicide, so he can become a   robot. '),
('22509',' Another clip from episode one where one of the bandits try to take off Sgt.   Sarahs bikini top. '),
('22510',' A lot of the dialogue was changed as well.'),
('22511',' Only seven out of the fifteen episodes were edited into the movie: however,  those other episodes became the credit footage in the Kidpix version.'),
('22512',' The production of this film had already started when Darryl Zanuck decided  that this was to be the first film shot in CinemaScope (2.55:1 aspect ratio).  Thereafter shooting continued in both the new format and "Academy ratio"  (1.37:1 , non'),
('22513','wide'),
('22514','screen) for use in theaters not yet using wide'),
('22515','screen  projection. . Each time a shot was completed for the scope version, the  actors had to do another take for the "flat" version. The most jarring  differences are the performances of Richard Burton (Marcellus) and Jay  Robinson (Caligula) that are actually improved in the Flat version. There  has also been a pan & scan version on video that is not to be confused with  the Flat version. The Fox Movie Channel will sometimes air the Flat  version, this was the version that was broadcast on TV during the 60s and  70s before the advent of home video. For many years,the "standard" screen  version was the one usually shown on TV; therefore, no loss of image by  "cropping" the pictures sides resulted such as in "pan and scan" conversions  from scope prints. Other films also captured in both aspect rations included  "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers" "Sign of the Pagan" and "The Black Shield  of Falwaorth."'),
('22516',' When The Robe was given its UK television network premiere on Good Friday,  March 28th, 1975, the version used was the non'),
('22517','anamorphic standard screen  version. All subsequent transmissions over the years since then have been of  the CinemaScope version.'),
('22518',' In the two versions of the film, different takes of Richard Burtons  off'),
('22519','screen narration are used. In the widescreen version, he delivers the  last line of the narration {referring to Caligula) as "He probably will not  be pleased to see me", and in the other, "standard" version, he delivers it  as "He probably will not be pleased to see ME".'),
('22520',' The widescreen version carries the credit "Twentieth Century'),
('22521','Fox presents A  Cinemascope Production" before the title actually appears onscreen. The  "flat" version, sometimes now shown on American Movie Classics, simply says  "Twentieth Century'),
('22522','Fox presents The Robe".'),
('22523',' Two versions exist on video, one at 162 m. and one at 120 m.'),
('22524',' On the DVD version of the film, the opening credits are different. There are  occasional pauses in the original animation where additional voice actor  credits are inserted. This is not in the original release, or in the earlier  VHS versions.'),
('22525',' Made for cinematic release but competition from  _Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)_ (qv) ensured that it debuted on cable  in the US (at 150 minutes) despite a cinema release elsewhere. USA  videocassette version removes 34 minutes of footage.'),
('22526',' The version shown in Great Britain was modified to satisfy the censors.  Scenes showing horses falling, the depiction of J. Carrol Naish being shot to  death after the fighting scene, and references to cutting off Chinese mens  ears, were all eliminated. These scenes are in the Turner library version  shown on Turner Classic Movies.'),
('22527',' Scenes in trailers, but not in the film: '),
('22528',' Robin shoots an arrow that flies around tree, brakes, swerves, and   eventually completely misses target on a tree, splitting the tree in half. '),
('22529',' Prince John is in the bath and commands his bubble'),
('22530','blowers for more bubbles.   When they comply, he says something to the effect of "Thats right. Now   weve got it going."'),
('22531',' In the extended DVD version, the scene with the witch admitting to being  Nottinghams mother is edited back in, along with a subplot in which she  spies on him around the castle (thus explaining her knowledge of events  Nottingham has learned of but which she has not yet been told, something  Nottingham took to mean she could see the future) and additional footage  which makes it clear that Nottinghams true allegiances lies with the Devil,  which explains the line "Look to the beasts which share our god."'),
('22532',' The UK version has always had censorship issues in order to maintain a PG  rating. The cinema version was cut by 14 secs with edits made to the hand  amputation, a scene of the Sheriff twisting the sword in a victims belly,  some of the wedding night assault on Marian, and the removal of 2 lines of  dialogue '),
('22533',' one of the Sheriffs cronies saying "I have never seen the breasts  of a noble lady before" and the changing of Christian Slaters cry of "Fuck  me, he made it" to "Blimey, he made it" when Robin swings onto the  battlements. The 1991 & 1995 video versions lost a further 18 secs of  distributor edits which completely removed any trace of the hand amputation  scene, owing to complaints made to the BBFC from parents. The 2003 Widescreen  release saw a few of the cuts waived though 28 secs remained edited, mainly  from the hand amputation, the language and an additional edit to the  climactic hanging sequence.'),
('22534',' The British PG'),
('22535','rated version is cut two places: when one of the Sheriffs men  is saying to Lady Marian; "I have never seen the breasts of a noble lady  before"; and when the Sheriff separates Marians legs trying to take her in  the end of the wedding scene.'),
('22536',' The PG version also cut slightly the scene in which the sheriff kills his  cousin. In the original version he twists the sword quite graphically,  producing a pitiful cry.'),
('22537',' The 155'),
('22538','minute "extended version" has been released on DVD by Warner Home  Video. This edition contains scenes that were not present on the original  Warner DVD release.'),
('22539',' When rated by the BBFC for cinema, 14 seconds was cut. When submitted for  video later that year, to retain its "PG" rating, a further 18 seconds went.  In 1995, this time for video re'),
('22540','release, a further 3 seconds were excised.'),
('22541',' Some of the editions released on VHS had the video for Bryan Adamss song  "(Everything I Do) I Do it for You)" play as the credits rolled.'),
('22542',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('22543',' According to Dan OHerlihy, he would perform each scene twice, once in  English and then once in Spanish, for the English'),
('22544','language and  Spanish'),
('22545','language versions, although a Spanish'),
('22546','speaking actor was used later  to dub OHerlihys voice in the Spanish'),
('22547','language version anyway.'),
('22548',' 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.'),
('22549',' The unrated Directors Cut has an alternate shot of Boddickers reaction to  Robocop stabbing him in the throat, before he falls down into the water. The  new shot is taken more up'),
('22550','close and shows the blood more prominently spraying  from his wound.'),
('22551',' The most extensively cut sequences involves the murder of Peter Wellers  character, Murphy. The directors cut is almost a full minute longer. It  shows Murphys arm being shot off (cut completely from the R'),
('22552','rated version),  more elaborate shots of Murphy writhing in pain as the thugs shoot him, and  includes an elaborate tracking shot that shows the back of his head exploding  into the camera when he is finally shot by Clarence Boddicker. This shot is  especially missed because it made use of a fully'),
('22553','mechanical prosthetic Murphy  built by make'),
('22554','up special effect artist Rob Bottin. The unrated directors cut  also includes a longer shot of Murphys hand being shot off and the camera  lingering on his reaction and his stump.'),
('22555',' One difference between the R'),
('22556','rated and unrated versions occurs when Lewis and  Murphy chase Clarences gang in the van. In the R'),
('22557','rated version, when Murphy  shoots Bobby in the leg, you witness it as though you were looking through  Murphys eyes. However, in the unrated version, the camera zooms in on the  area of of Bobbys leg being shot and graphically details the impact of each  bullet.'),
('22558',' In order to release "RoboCop" in the U.S. with an R'),
('22559','rating, director Paul  Verhoeven had to make extensive cuts to what the MPAA referred to as scenes  with "excessively violence."'),
('22560',' The directors cut of this film with the added footage is available on  Criterions laser disc and DVD releases.'),
('22561',' The version broadcast on television features alternate footage of Clarence  Boddiker driving around Emil rather than running him over with the car.'),
('22562',' The theatrical release in Australia was an M'),
('22563','rated censored version of the US  R'),
('22564','rated cut which lacked the bloodier moments. Some people commented that  this doubly'),
('22565','censored version felt more violent than the slightly more comical  longer one, due to the implied deaths. On rental and sell'),
('22566','through video  Robocop was released in its US R'),
('22567','rated version with an Australian R rating  (restricted to 18+).'),
('22568',' The Swedish is also heavily cut. Most scenes involving shooting have been  shortened or cut out, including the "death" shooting of Murphy by the gang,  the shootout at the drug factory and the ED'),
('22569','209 killing a OCP employee. In  addition, several scens have been omitted. The gang member who gets thrown  out of the van, Emils disintegration and death.'),
('22570',' Finnish video release removes 10 48" of footage.'),
('22571',' The R'),
('22572','rated theatrical version runs 102 min. while the unrated directors cut  runs 103 min.'),
('22573',' The directors cut of Robocop was passed uncut as an 18 certificate by the  BBFC in 2001'),
('22574',' The New German DVD'),
('22575','Release contains the Unrated Directors Cut as well as the  R'),
('22576','Rated'),
('22577','Version and is available as a boxset with the 2 other Robocop'),
('22578','Movies'),
('22579',' In recent airings, a line of dialogue is cut during the Nukem board game  commercial. The line cut is the little boy saying "Pakistan is threatening my  border!"'),
('22580',' The MGM DVD available only in the Robocop Trilogy contains the unrated  version with the same content and running time as the out'),
('22581','of'),
('22582','print Criterion  DVD.'),
('22583',' The Criterion Collection DVD of the unrated version is presented in a 1.66:1  ratio; this is the preferred ratio of director Paul Verhoeven. The Orion  DVD/theatrical R'),
('22584','rated version is presented in a 1.85:1 ratio, as is the MGM  Region 2 Special Edition DVD release.'),
('22585',' The first cuts appear in the scene where ED'),
('22586','209 goes beserk during the  business meeting and shoots one of the young executives. The directors cut  last several seconds longer. After the third close'),
('22587','up of ED shooting, there  is a quick shot of more blood spilling out of the man and holes being riddled  in him just before he is blown onto the model. There is then a couple seconds  of footage showing a worker trying to rip the circuit out of the switchboard.  The guy is then showed graphically being riddled with even more holes on top  of the model. The scene played out in this manner achieves almost ludicrous  comic effect.'),
('22588',' German theatrical version was cut for a "Not under 18" rating. DVD release  includes the uncut theatrical version and the directors cut. Original retail  VHS version was heavily cut down to 78 minutes for a "Not under 16" rating  (in April 2005 this version was also released on DVD).'),
('22589',' Was re'),
('22590','released on the Gameboy Advance in 2003 with higher resolution  graphics, bigger levels and altered gameplay.'),
('22591',' The UK VHS video release features a number of cuts for violence: '),
('22592',' In the opening sequence, two hookers mug a thief. One of the hookers pokes   the thief in the eye with the heel of her shoe; this was cut. '),
('22593',' Duffys death is less graphic. Additionally, a line of dialogue spoken by   Angie was deleted. '),
('22594',' Angies death is less graphic. Robocop 2 breaks Angies neck; this was cut.'),
('22595',' Some theatrical releases show the chief surgeon handling Cains cut and  hollowed head to the female OCP executive, right after the shot of the test  tube with the villains brains and eyes in it. This shot is missed in almost  all the TV releases'),
('22596',' The German theatrical and video release (FSK 18) was cut in several places,  which, among the others, are: '),
('22597',' In the scene, where two hookers beat up a guy, the heel hit in the eye is   missing. '),
('22598',' The scene where a boy shoots Robocop in the head is cut. '),
('22599',' Bits of strangulation of Lewis by the boy are cut. '),
('22600',' The cutting open of Duffys chest is removed. '),
('22601',' In the scene of the league team holdup, the beating of the shop owner by a   little girl is cut. '),
('22602',' In the scene, where Cains girlfriend is killed, the neck breaking sound was   removed, as well as throwing her on the floor. Altogether, ca. 50 seconds   were removed. The DVD version has a "JK" rating and is the first uncut   release of the film in Germany.'),
('22603',' In total, the BBFC made 9 cuts amounting to 36 seconds for the UK cinema  release. An additional cut of 4 seconds was made to the UK video version, to  remove the technique used by a car thief during one of the fake adverts.'),
('22604',' The German video release of RoboCop 2 has been shortened to 83 min. in order  to get a "not under 16 yrs."'),
('22605','rating.  Nearly all violent scenes had been cut  (e.g. shoot'),
('22606','out in the garage).'),
('22607',' Another bit was cut from the UK video version when Cain and his goons escape  from the drug house at the beginning. When Cain opens the car door, he finds  a Chinese woman babbling incomprehensibly and shoots her. The shooting was  cut, though it was shown on UK network TV, along with Duffys death, in full.'),
('22608',' Passed uncut as an 18 certificate by BBFC in October 2001'),
('22609',' A scene involving Cain taunting a life size model of RoboCop at the OCP  building was cut.  The Robo model can be seen in the background of another  shot where theyre discussing the failed RoboCop 2 projects.'),
('22610',' Although less violent than the two preceeding Robocop films, the BBFC still  cut 4 seconds from the UK cinema and video versions, possibly to remove a  brief glimpse of nunchucks.'),
('22611',' US verion rated PG'),
('22612','13 is edited, but more complete than UK versions (rated  15).'),
('22613',' Passed uncut by the BBFC in October 2001'),
('22614',' Differences between US and Italian versions: There was no narration in the  Italian version except for the beginning. In the US version, there is  narration throughout the whole movie. A topless man and woman appear outside  the Pleasure Machine, holding up the inevitable static electricity globe in  one scene. (For some reason, the makers of these things persist in believing  that they look futuristic.) Meanwhile, a bare'),
('22615','breasted Valaria sticks her  arms out between the bars and caresses it. This scene was cut from most US  prints.'),
('22616',' SPOILER: MGMs R1 DVD carries the films original PG rating, but includes  instances of violence and gore previously unseen in the U.S. and Canada.  After Achilles robot falls on the spectators, there are more shots of both  Gary Grahams bloody face and of the dead bodies in the stands. A news  broadcast immediately following now opens with a badly burned man screaming  in pain for a couple of seconds. Also, when the traitorous Tex shoots  scientist Matsumoto in the head, blood sprays on the wall behind the latter.  In the old version (released theatrically by Epic and on tape and laserdisc  by RCA/Columbia), Tex pulls the trigger and it instead cuts to a recycled  shot of an exploding robot on a video monitor; the bloodstained wall is never  shown. The bits in question are included on the Japanese DVD, so apparently  American and Canadian audiences are only now getting the cut of the movie  that the rest of the world has enjoyed for years. The MPAA database indicates  that ROBOT JOX was originally rated PG'),
('22617','13, but trimmed to obtain PG.  Evidently Epic felt that children were the movies only audience, which makes  one wonder why they didnt also edit out Anne'),
('22618','Marie Johnsons brief nude  scene.'),
('22619',' The version released to television by Medallion TV adds an unrelated  pre'),
('22620','credits sequence with battling dinosaurs (actually stock footage from  _One Million B.C. (1940)_ (qv)). This version was released on home video in  the 80s by Admit One Video Presentations, and runs 66 minutes.'),
('22621',' An edited down, colorized version of this movie exists.'),
('22622',' This movie was originally released in 3'),
('22623','D'),
('22624',' The 3'),
('22625','D Rhino Home Video print (which also include a variant pre'),
('22626','titles  sequence) inserts a black bar over Claudia Barrets chest during the  bodice'),
('22627','ripping sequence, leading viewers to believe something more was shown  then her padded bra. The Rhino version also includes extraneous added sound  effects and at least one badly'),
('22628','looped line of dialogue where Ro'),
('22629','Man says  "Hmmm. Maybe I can get a date with the girl."'),
('22630',' Banned, re'),
('22631','edited and re'),
('22632','released under the title _Gospodarze (1971)_ (qv).'),
('22633',' German version features the song "From Zero To Hero" by Sarah Connor (qv)  over the end credits.'),
('22634',' In the Australian version, Loretta is voiced by radio personality Jackie O.'),
('22635',' Also in the UK version, daytime TV presenter Eamonn Holmes redubs the two  roles played by Stephen Tobolowsky (Bigmouth Executive & Forge), and Vernon  Kay redubs Brian McFadden as the Trashcan Bot, while radio DJ Chris Moyles is  credited as Stage Announcer.'),
('22636',' In the Australian version, the voices of the Watches (in train station) were  by kids who had won a competition to appear in the movie. A voice coach  trained them to speak with an American accent to blend in with the rest of  the movie.'),
('22637',' In the Australian Version the voice of the watch "Dont Buy Us Were Fakes"  is voiced by 6 children competition winners.'),
('22638',' In the Mexican version, at the end credits the song that plays is "Un Héroe  Real" (A Real Hero) sung and composed by Aleks Syntek, one of Mexicos best  composers. The lyrics say at one point: "I want to be more than a robot,  capable of loving and dreaming. I want to be more than a robot, a real hero  not a fiction one" (The lyrics are translated from the Spanish language).'),
('22639',' In the UK Version the name of the large bottomed character has been changed  from Fanny to Fan '),
('22640',' in the UK the word "fanny" is slang for the female  genitals.'),
('22641',' In the UK version Mr Gasket, Rachets father is voiced by Terry Wogan (qv).'),
('22642',' In the UK version Loretta is played by Cat Deeley.'),
('22643',' Originally released at 180 minutes in Italy. Local censorship forced director  Visconti to cut a few sequences (including scenes from Nadias rape); the  film was subsequently shortened even more for foreign distribution. Director  of photography Giuseppe Rotunno has prepared a restored full version, which  has been re'),
('22644','released in 1991.'),
('22645',' There are two versions; the more common one is known as the "American"  version, released by United Artists.  The second it the "Canadian" version,  seen on Canadian television often (usually CityTV or CBC).  The Canadian  version starts with A Dratsco Production and narration starts with another  time, another place instead of The War was over... The only survivors were  street animals: dogs, cats and rats. From them, a new race of mutants  evolved. That was a long time ago.'),
('22646',' Their are quite a number of differences between the Canadian TV version and  the version released in the US. The main and most noticeable difference is  that in the Canadian version, Omars voice is re'),
('22647','dubbed over with another  actor. Omar in this version to put it simply (and the best way possible)  sounds like a "snottier Denis Leary". Another noticeable difference is that  the Canadian version features a totally remixed soundtrack. Now you can  actually hear the guitars and such better, the back up vocals are much  louder, as are some sound effects throughout the movie that are barely  audible in the US version. And finally the last main difference is the  Canadian version (which runs 20 seconds longer) features an expanded ending:  Shortly after Mok gets thrown in the dimensional hole and Mylar comes out and  starts to MC again the US version goes from here to the end credits. The  Canadian goes on further showing more of Mylar talking about the show and  adding a slight twist to the ending when he says "so long Mok, wherever you  are", then says "just kidding, Moks backstage". Also right after that they  show "Zip" (the one brother that protected Omar from getting killed at the  end, and instead he dies in the US version)wake up from slamming into the  wall showing he did not die after all. Some other minor differences are when  Stretch is playing the arcade game early in the film, in the US, its a  robotic guys voice yelling back at him, while in the Canadian version the  game is a regular female voice yelling.'),
('22648',' There is one line from the film not included in the re'),
('22649','mastered DVD and video  release. It is near the beginning where Tom is walking down the school  hallway, and he bores some of the girls by talking about the weather ("I hear  its raining cats and dogs in Idaho"). When he sees Riff Randell, she scoots  past him giving him a tease, and after he says her name, he takes a breather  and exclaims, "I gotta get laid." This line is included in early video  releases.'),
('22650',' The movie trailer includes alternate footage from Bill Haleys performance of  "Rock'),
('22651','a'),
('22652','Beatin Boogie."'),
('22653',' The video premiered together with the television special "Access Granted:  Aaliyah Rocks the Boat". The half'),
('22654','hour documentary is about the making of  Rock da Boat, produced by Kevin Taylor for the Black Entertainment Television  channel (BET). It was broadcast on Tuesday, October 9, 2001, at 8pm ET.'),
('22655',' The 2005 DVD of Point Blank includes two versions of the featurette "The  Rock" which are quite different from each. The DVD menu labels them "The Rock  Pt. 1" and "The Rock Pt. 2" but that is misleading; the films themselves both  have the on'),
('22656','screen title "The Rock", and really they are just two very  different cuts of the same film. One version, at Title 8 of the DVD, has a  running length of about 7.5 minutes (7:31) while the other version, at Title  9 of the DVD, is around 9 minutes (8:49). It is the longer version, at Title  9, which includes the footage of former Alcatraz prisoner John Giles.'),
('22657',' Some non/USA releases (Australia, Norwegian) have been cut from the original  Usa R'),
('22658','rated version.  The shower room gunfight between Hummel and Andersons  men has a number of deleted shots.  The scene involving the fight between  Goodspeed and Mason and Hummels men on the underground cable car has been  edited. Also, the final shot of Captain Darrow impailed on the post has been  edited out.'),
('22659',' The Norwegian version was only cut on cinema. The video release in Norway is  uncut.'),
('22660',' An Arabic'),
('22661','dubbed version of The Rock was released in the GCC countries on  December 1997. A number of cuts were made and in the Arabic'),
('22662','dubbed version,  Goodspeed and his girlfriend were actually made husband and wife.'),
('22663',' The Australian theatrical and video releases were edited to obtain a more  commercial MA15+ rating. The original DVD release, whilst rated R18+, was not  the uncut version, but was taken from a UK master and thus contained the  BBFC'),
('22664','censored UK version. Some scenes previously cut were restored, but other  found in the cut MA15+ version were not in the cut R18+ version. The film was  finally released uncut on the 2001 Special Edition DVD. The film also aired  uncut on cable, with a lower MA15+ rating.'),
('22665',' The UK cinema version was rated 15 and was uncut.'),
('22666',' The version shown twice on UK Network TV (Channek 5) was slightly edited for  language, but nearly all the violent scenes cut from the 15 video were  restored (including the scene when Sean Connery throws a knife into someones  throat and the line "you must never hesitate")'),
('22667',' There is quite a bit of alternate footage on the airline version. Such as:  Hummel holding and pointing his gun at Masons head. In the theatrical  version, his gun forearm is being steadied by his other forearm as he says,  "That was a bad move, soldier". In the airline version, he is holding his  weapon with both hands, and dialogue is inflected with a more threatening  tone. He is made to be more threatening by alternate takes of dialogue, as  seen in his takeover of Alcatraz from Ranger Bob and his ransom demands.  There is also some alternate footage when Goodspeed is disassembling the  first rocket. Also, some of the soldiers frantic voiceovers in the beginning  have been removed; the "Rube Goldberg" sequence that introduces Goodspeed has  been removed. The airline viewers first introduction to Goodspeed is the  Sarin Gas incident.'),
('22668',' In the theatrical version, Stanley shoots through the airbag in the stolen  Ferrari. In all home video versions he is only seen to put the gun to it and  in the next shot he is leaving the car.'),
('22669',' On the UK TV airing, all swearing is cut from the first hour of the movie.   Also, there is an added part where Mason throws a knife into a Marines neck  in the morgue, this is only on the TV version whereas on video/dvd/cinema  releases, the Marine is simply shot.'),
('22670',' The UK channel 5 version cuts Commander Andersons death, when he is shot the  first time; the shot of his blood spilling out of his back was replaced by a  shot of Sean Connery.'),
('22671',' In 2002 the BBFC waived all previous cuts required for a "15" rating in the  UK.'),
('22672',' The version shown in Singapore TV dubs all the bad language. For instance,  pissed off is changed to biffed off, and bullshit becomes bullstid.  Also the part where the terrorist gets the VX gas ball in his mouth has  different shots. Instead of the gas spurting out of his mouth, we are shown  him drooling it out, while his face blackens.'),
('22673',' For its theatrical release in Germany the film was edited to secure a more  commercial "Not under 16" rating. The uncut version has a "Not under 18"  rating. Both versions are available on DVD/VHS. TV version was edited even  more (total ca. 11 min.) to remove all kinds of violence/gore for a "Not  under 12" rating (required for broadcast at primetime).'),
('22674',' In the theatrical version, during the baby doll sarin'),
('22675','gas scene. The roaches  reaction to the gas didnt make them just panic and hop around. There was a  shot where they began to bleed a ridiculous amount red blood. The shot was  talked about in Q&A section of Entertainment Weekly after the films release  in theaters. It was proven to be completely false to what would happen. The  shot was later removed from all DVD and Video versions of the film.'),
('22676',' The UK video and initial DVD pressing had around 15 seconds cut for a 15  certificate. These cuts included the sequence in the morgue where Connery  throws a knife into one Marines neck, along with his blackly comic "You must  never hestiate" line and the susbsequent shot of the Marine choking. The  shooting of the other Marine in the morgue was also cut to reduce the  multiple angles of his foot being blown apart down to just the one impact.  Also the zoom'),
('22677','in on his face as the ceiling machinery falls on him was  removed; the shot of the machinery falling was slowed down to cover the  missing footage. Connerys neck'),
('22678','breaking of the Marine threatning Cage was  reduced in impact by removing the sound of the bones cracking. Finally, in  the gun battle towards the end of the film, the throat'),
('22679','shooting has been cut  short of a few frames to remove the blood cloud, and all the bloody bullet  hits to David Morse and Ed Harris have been poorly cut out, resulting in some  unusual jumps in the footage.'),
('22680',' To get the PG rating in the UK 42 seconds were cut to remove a scene in which  a child climbs into a washing machine and goes for a spin within it.'),
('22681',' In the original theatrical version, the Mars scenes were tinted pink/red.'),
('22682',' In 1978, a "Special Edition" was released by Wade Williams with new special  effects scenes (shot in color in 1976). This is the version available in USA  on video.'),
('22683',' The Navarre DVD release (as part of a triple feature) does not include the  new special effects sequences or the pink/red coloring. The Mars sequences  are, however, tinted a pallid, sickly green.'),
('22684',' A shorter version of "RockHounds: The Movie" plays with the "OK Rocks!"  Exhibitat the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.'),
('22685',' The version that plays at Euro'),
('22686','Disney is slightly different.'),
('22687',' TV version has extended documentary segments with the Marines from the base  and the performers. Also Scenes showing the building and creating of the live  show.'),
('22688',' Movie version shown across the USA in Regal Cinemas. This version had short  behind the screens segments with the Artist and Marines from The Base.'),
('22689',' American Forces Network (AFN) Version features live concert only for  Worldwide for the men and women of the American Armed Forces.'),
('22690',' Re'),
('22691','released in 1993 as part of "Mega Man: The Wily Wars" for the Sega  Genesis, which was basically Mega Man 1, 2 and 3 plus an original game called  "Wily Tower." All three games received graphical updates, giving them a  16'),
('22692','bit appearance instead of their original 8'),
('22693','bit graphics.'),
('22694',' Re'),
('22695','released in 1999 as part of "Rockman Complete Works" (a Japan'),
('22696','only  collection of Mega Man 1'),
('22697','6) for the Sony PlayStation. The 8'),
('22698','bit graphics  remained intact.'),
('22699',' Re'),
('22700','released in 2004 as part of "Mega Man Anniversary Collection" for Nintendo  GameCube and Sony PlayStation 2. MMAC is Mega Man 1'),
('22701','8, plus two Mega Man  arcade fighting games never released in the United States.'),
('22702',' Re'),
('22703','released in 1993 as part of "Mega Man: The Wily Wars" for the Sega  Genesis, which was basically Mega Man 1, 2 and 3 plus an original game called  "Wily Tower." All three games recieved graphical updates, giving them a  16'),
('22704','bit appearence instead of their original 8'),
('22705','bit graphics.'),
('22706',' Re'),
('22707','released in 1999 as part of "Rockman Complete Works" (a Japan'),
('22708','only  collection of Mega Man 1'),
('22709','6) for the Sony PlayStation. The 8'),
('22710','bit graphics  remained intact.'),
('22711',' Re'),
('22712','released in 2004 as part of "Mega Man Anniversary Collection" for Nintendo  GameCube and Sony PlayStation 2. MMAC is Mega Man 1'),
('22713','8, plus two Mega Man  arcade fighting games never released in the United States.'),
('22714',' The version re'),
('22715','released in 2004 as part of Mega Man Anniversary Collection  replaced the word "damn" with "darn." Its possible they wanted to avoid a  "mild language" qualifier on their "E" rating.'),
('22716',' When released on the Sega Saturn system, two new bosses were available to  fight'),
('22717','Cut Man and Tree Man.'),
('22718',' The PlayStation 2 and GameCube versions of this game differ from each other  in a few ways. The control setup is different, for starters (all the games on  the PS2 version have controls similiar to Mega Man 8, while the controls on  the GameCube version are like a reverse of the NES controls). But the most  noticeable difference between the two is in the special features. The  PlayStation 2 version includes an episode of the Mega Man cartoon, while the  GameCube version features a G4 special about the history of Mega Man.'),
('22719',' An edited version of the film titled "QLD Special Edition" was release in  Australia. This new cut of the film was made especialy for the state of  Queensland, because of their censorship laws banning the uncut version. It is  still rated "R 18+" and runs 93 minutes.'),
('22720',' Talia Shires character Adrian becomes Adriana in the Italian version.'),
('22721',' A different ending was originally filmed for this movie. In the original  ending, Rocky walked out of the ring and met Adrian in the tunnel to the  stadium. They walked down the tunnel, hand in hand, and the last shot was  from behind of Rocky and Adrian walking down the tunnel. Test audiences said  the end was too depressing and it was reshot with Adrians now classic run to  the ring while Rocky screams her name.'),
('22722',' The film was originally released in 1975 with mono sound. When the stereo VHS  video was released in 1990, the soundtrack album versions of the songs were  dubbed into the film, replacing the mono versions. The vocals on all the  original mono film songs differ slightly from the stereo album takes, most  notably on Rockys parts. Peter Hinwood (qv) did not do any of his own  singing for the album or film. On the initial soundtrack album sessions,  recorded at Olympic Studios, producer Richard Hartley (I) (qv) used an  unnamed session singer for Rockys vocals. His voice is heard on the  soundtrack album during "Rose Tint My World," and Hinwood mimed to his vocals  while filming at Bray Studios. When the film was being edited, director  Jim Sharman (qv) decided to change Rockys voice, and actor'),
('22723','singer Trevor  White was used. White re'),
('22724','recorded all of Rockys songs and vocal noises  during post'),
('22725','production at EMI'),
('22726','Elstree Studios, and it is his voice which is  heard on the original English mono film sound. The DVD sound options include  a new 5.1 surround mix, the original English mono soundtrack, and a  commentary track by Richard OBrien (I) (qv) and Patricia Quinn (I) (qv).'),
('22727',' The 2000 two'),
('22728','disc DVD includes the complete "Superheroes" and the original  English mono film sound (with Trevor White as Rockys vocals), a 5.1 Surround  mix enhanced from the mono sound, a commentary track by Richard  OBrien (I) (qv) and Patricia Quinn (I) (qv), and an "audience  participation" track as sound options. The two'),
('22729','disc set also includes: a 1995  36'),
('22730','minute documentary; VH1 interviews with OBrien, Quinn, Meat Loaf (qv),  Susan Sarandon (qv) and Barry Bostwick (qv); deleted "Once in a While"  song; outtakes; TV and theatrical trailers; alternate endings and more (the  DVD single disc was released in 2002 without the extras).'),
('22731',' The US DVD release of the film contains the original mono track (and a 5.1  remix of the original mono track) instead of the stereo track that has been  with the film since 1990. The DVD has three cuts of the film: '),
('22732',' The US cut: this cut doesnt include "Superheroes" but adds the song "Once   in a While" as an outtake. '),
('22733',' The UK cut: this cut features "Superheroes". '),
('22734',' A Conceptual Version, which is an easter egg on the DVD: it has everything   up to "The Time Warp" in black and white.'),
('22735',' In the 21st Anniversary VHS Version of the movie, the song "Theres A Light  Over At The Frankenstein Place" is different from that of the 25th  Anniversary DVD box set. The backing singers in the VHS version are amplified  and Brads voice is muted. Also, Rockys actual voice is used in "Rose Tints  My World" and Brad sings it differently.'),
('22736',' The version of Science Fiction, Reprise at the end of the British DVD release  is a different version from other releases. Presumably re'),
('22737','recorded by  Richard OBrien (I) (qv), if you have a trained ear, the subtle differences  are there.'),
('22738',' The original American VHS release (1990) contained the entire "Super Heroes"  sequence, as well as the "Science Fiction Double Feature" song over the end  credits (plus a mini'),
('22739','documentary following the movie). Later U.S. VHS  releases, including the 1999 "special edition," omit the beginning of "Super  Heroes". Tacked on to the end of the special edition as scenes allegedly cut  from the final print is the full "Super Heroes" sequence, along with the  never'),
('22740','included'),
('22741','in'),
('22742','any'),
('22743','version "Once in A While" song scene.'),
('22744',' USA video reissue, released in September 1998, includes both additional  musical numbers "Superheroes" and "Once in a While".'),
('22745',' The 1987 Japanese video release features the original mono soundtrack with  "Superheroes" and Science Fiction Double Feature Reprise. All the sound  effects are present as opposed to the current release in the US with sound  effects missing due to the overdubbing of the studio soundtracks.'),
('22746',' UK "collectors edition" video cassette features outtake footage,  including  a musical number with the new song "Once in a while".'),
('22747',' An alternate version has longer "Superheroes" song (1 more verse) and closes  with Science Fiction Double Feature Reprise with normal credits as opposed to  Time Warp reprise with photo credits.'),
('22748',' American original video release cuts the song "Superheros."'),
('22749',' The original script had shots of Janet saying lines of dialogue in between  the verses of the song "Once In A While" (which was subsequently cut  altogether, but then re'),
('22750','included in the special edition release).  Pauses in  between verses of the song are purposely there so the dialogue could be  easily added.'),
('22751',' In the version shown on VH1, Rocky Horrors real voice is heard during "Rose  Tint My World", the nude statues and Columbias breasts were blurred, and a  line in "Wise Up, Janet Weiss" where Frank'),
('22752','N'),
('22753','Further says "mind'),
('22754','f**k" is  deleted.'),
('22755',' All VHS versions have a recording of "The Time Warp Part 3" instrumental that  is different from the theatrical and DVD version of the song during the end  credits.  In the normal version the song ends with the sound of a tape  slowing down.  In the VHS version the song ends with a saxophone flourish.   This was presumably done so that VHS consumers would not think that something  was wrong with their tapes.'),
('22756',' After the opening credit "TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX PRESENTS", British film  prints and video include the credit "A MICHAEL WHITE'),
('22757','LOU ADLER PRODUCTION".  In the American prints and video, the credit reads: "A LOU ADLER'),
('22758','MICHAEL  WHITE PRODUCTION".'),
('22759',' On the Japanese laser disc version, Rockys real voice (Trevor White) is  heard while singing "The Floor Show" and Eddies death is completely cut out  to make it look as if he got knocked out.'),
('22760',' 1990 USA VHS video includes the edited "Superheroes" and the stereo  soundtrack album songs dubbed into the film, replacing the original mono  versions, which had different vocals. Rockys part is noticeably different,  since a session singer was used for his vocals on the soundtrack album. Peter  Hinwood mimed to his version while filming, then Trevor White re'),
('22761','dubbed  Rockys songs during editing for the films original mono sound. The video  also includes an audience prologue and "Time Warp" music video using footage  mostly taken at the 10th Anniversary Party in New York in 1985.'),
('22762',' USA theatrical version includes: Opening credit'),
('22763',' A LOU ADLER'),
('22764','MICHAEL WHITE  PRODUCTION; edited "Superheroes" song without Brad and Janets verses  (Criminologists final verse is left in); picture credits showing cast with  edited vocal "Time Warp" on audio. (The ending was re'),
('22765','edited to make the film  more "upbeat.")'),
('22766',' UK theatrical version includes: Opening credit'),
('22767',' A MICHAEL WHITE'),
('22768','LOU ADLER  PRODUCTION; complete "Superheroes" song; short end credits without cast  pictures and "Science Fiction'),
('22769','Double Feature: Reprise" followed by  instrumental "Time Warp." (The instrumental "Time Warp" was always played  during cast bows in the play.)'),
('22770',' Several scenes were added to the European Theatrical Release: '),
('22771',' A funeral march for Mickey. '),
('22772',' Exchanged looks between Clubber Lang and Rocky during the Thunderlips   charity fight. '),
('22773',' Longer dialogue between Apollo and Rocky in Mickeys Gym. '),
('22774',' A romance scene between Rocky and Adrien before the Statue unveiling.'),
('22775',' Between the funeral scene, and the press conference for the Rocky'),
('22776','Drago  fight, there was originally shot a scene in which Rocky is told by the U.S.  boxing board that any bout with Drago in Russia wont be sanctioned by the  board, and that he is effectively out on his own if he does fight Drago at  all.  In the brief set of magazine/newspaper covers/stills that are shown  right before the press conference scene, there is a photo, plus headline, of  this meeting taking place.  Also, the matter of not sanctioned to fight  Drago in Russia is spoken about in the press conference scene itself anyway.  This repetition of plot points was likely what got the scene taken out,  deemed unnecessary, for the final cut.'),
('22777',' In addition to the above, footage from that deleted scene can be found in the  theatrical trailer.'),
('22778',' On the USA Network version of the film, a shot of Drago taking steroids is  reframed to edit out a needle piercing his shoulder. To keep time with the  song "Hearts On Fire" playing in the background, previous shots of the  needle full of steroids are slowed down.'),
('22779',' When this special was released on video and DVD in 2002, the flashback  sequence where John Denver takes Rowlf on an airplane to cure Rowlfs hiccups  was cut.'),
('22780',' The film was recently "restored" in a deluxe 2 DVD set currently available  (2005) in France. Apparently this version restores the original intentions of  Grimault and Prevert. It is not currently available in an English Language  version. The publicized running time of this DVD version is 81 minutes  confirming that additional material was added by the producer against the  wishes of the writer and director.'),
('22781',' DVD version adds 15 minutes of footage to the theatrical version. very  violent scenes for the time'),
('22782',' The original 1978 version of this film ran for almost 4 hours, and was shown  over 2 nights in July of 1978. This version resembled the book much more than  the current one does. Several scenes in the book, but are not in the current  version ARE in the original 1978 cut, such as scenes involving the first day  of school, a school bus, and mama getting fired because of Mr. Granger. After  the first version was shown, the movie was heavilly edited down, removing all  of Part one, exept for certain parts that were abruptly edited into Part 2.  Small portions of some of the scenes in the first part (Little Man throwing a  book on the ground, Mama putting paper over the inside cover of a textbook,  the kids digging a trap for the bus to get stuck in, Mr. Morrison introducing  himself) appear in a pre'),
('22783','title sequence, not unlike the kind of introduction  for part 2 of a two part TV episode. Also, the final scene in Part one is  kept, for it has much to do with the events of Part 2.'),
('22784',' US theatrical version was edited (splashes of blood, language and a full  frontal nudity scene by Rebecca Romijn'),
('22785','Stamos) for a more commercial PG'),
('22786','13  rating. The DVD/VHS release features the uncut version and is rated R.'),
('22787',' German version was rated "Not under 18" by the ratings board FSK. For  commercial reasons Helkon cut the film and submitted it again expecting a  "Not under 16" rating. But the FSK denied that and the cut version was rated  also "Not under 18". For unknown reasons Helkon released that cut version to  theaters instead of the uncut with the same rating. DVD features the uncut  version.'),
('22788',' Some prints (including some German TV prints and the US video) are missing a  one second close'),
('22789','up on a dead mans face, bloody and with his eyes open,  right after his death at the end of the film.'),
('22790',' After the rollercoaster disaster, the Italian edition shows two more shots of  motionless bodies lying on the floor between the rest of the broken  carriages, and the publics screams are repeated twice. It also includes a  shot of the dead young mans bloody face with his wide open eyes staring at  the sky.'),
('22791',' Originally released in a 128 minutes version. Later cut to 119 minutes.'),
('22792',' The Italian version has only a few voiceovers by Federico Fellini at the  beginning of some scenes. The english'),
('22793','language version features an additional  first person narration through most of the film giving more background  information to help non'),
('22794','italian viewers. This voiceover starts immediately  during the title credits informing the viewer that the film theyre about to  see doesnt have a story in the traditional sense with plot and characters,  but is a semi'),
('22795','documentary about a city.'),
('22796',' Scenes featuring appearances by Marcello Mastroianni, Alberto Sordi as  themselves (being interviewed during the "Trastevere" segment) have been  removed from most non'),
('22797','italian versions and from the italian TV version. They  are also missing from the R2 DVD published in Italy by Istituto Luce.'),
('22798',' The American release by Aquarius Distribution entitled "Assault with a Deadly  Weapon" is missing the first 10 minutes, the beginning credits, and the  ending credits.  The American version also has several of the scenes reshot  so that the originally Italian words on buildings and on peoples notes  appear in English.  Also, the beginning credits list a variety of made'),
('22799','up  Americanized names and credit Terry Levene (the head of Aquarius  Distribution) as the films producer.'),
('22800',' The opening credits have been digitally changed on the R1 DVD release in  order to include a Story credit for Dalton Trumbo, who was not credited on  the original release due to the Blacklist.'),
('22801',' One of the original trailers (released on the special edition DVD) features a  different take of the scene where Anya and Joe meet on the steps. A different  camera angle is used.'),
('22802',' MGM also issued this movie as a silent, but little details are known.'),
('22803',' The R'),
('22804','rated video version runs 87 min.'),
('22805',' Although the BBFC passed the film uncut for British cinemas, they required 1  second to be removed from the video version. The cut to the UK video and DVD  versions removed a brief close'),
('22806','up of a man ejaculating onto a womans  stomach. This occurs at the end of a fantasy brothel sequence, and is  followed by a jump'),
('22807','cut to a similar shot of ultra'),
('22808','sound gel being squirted  onto Caroline Trousselards stomach. Without the first shot, however, the  effect is lost in the UK version.'),
('22809',' To get a PG rating in the UK, a scene near the end where the villain gets  his hand bitten off by a crocodile was removed. The film was later passed  12 uncut in the UK in 2001.'),
('22810',' In the English version of the film, Gloria speaks of "Macys" as the  department store where Joan gets sick. The German edition of this movie says  "Bloomingdales" instead of "Macys".'),
('22811',' In some versions of the film, the police officer can clearly be heard saying  "Pendejos!", Spanish slang for "*ssholes!", while chasing Joan and Jack.'),
('22812',' The DVD makes several changes to the subtitles that accompany Spanish dialog.  Originally, very little Spanish dialog was subtitled; only Zolos remark to  Ralph that "You must be French," and his order to "Assemble your men" were  originally captioned. On the DVD, "You must be French" is changed to "Are you  French?," while "Assemble your men" is captioned only as "Speaking Spanish."  The translations only appear when the English subtitles are turned on. The  lines in which Zolo commandeers Ralphs car and orders him to turn around, a  scene where a soldier spots Jack and Joan walking through a cemetery, and  orders given to search the hotel as Jack and Joan sneak out, are now  translated on the subtitle track. Juans explanation of who she is, which was  already subtitled, is now preceded by "This is Juanita Wilder."'),
('22813',' The version in Republics "Betty Boop: The Definitive Collection" video is  only half as long as the original, lacking all the live'),
('22814','action Arthur Tracy  footage...and with no Bouncing Ball!'),
('22815',' When originally released the film was rated "G" and contained no nudity. For  its 1973 reissue it was decided to "beef" the film up by inserting minor nude  shots in order to raise the rating to "PG" and attract an older audience.  This is the version we have today.'),
('22816',' The UK version was cut by Warner Bros. to get a "15" rating. 30 seconds of  violence were removed.'),
('22817',' An edited, R'),
('22818','rated version is available on video in the U.S.'),
('22819',' UK cinema version removes all profanity and inserts inoffensive replacements.  This is particularly noticeable in the scene where Romy verbally attacks  Christie, the scene with Romy and Michelle in the bathroom at the reunion and  the exchange between Heather and the "Marlboro Man" at the end of the movie.'),
('22820',' The UK video/DVD version is uncut with a 15 certificate.'),
('22821',' DVD version includes an alternate ending where Deirdre is kidnapped by her  former IRA associates.'),
('22822',' The Australian television version was inconsistently edited for sexual and  violent content. The scene between Liesl and Pulovski ends after she explains  the purpose of the bullet she wears, yet the full sequence is shown on the  video screen later when Ackerman rescues Pulovski. All sequences of three  bullet death, such as Sarah killing Loco and the "Amateur" shootings of  Ackerman and Liesl are reduced to one bullet. The final shooting of Strom is  heard but not shown.'),
('22823',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('22824',' The original ABC airing included a reference to Eastern Airlines during the  end credits; this has been deleted on the vhs release.'),
('22825',' They cut out Alice Faye singing "Chasing Rainbows" from the film, but it is  on the DVD.'),
('22826',' They cut out Al Jolson singing "April Showers" and "Avalon" from the film,  but they are on the DVD.'),
('22827',' Original version of this film included prominent use of Hamburgs Hotel  Atlantic which was the main location of this film (for which the producers  paid ca. 70.000 Euro). A journalist however was suspicious of this (due to  the recent surreptitious advertising scandal) and wrote a letter to the head  of programming for ARD. This resulted in digitally removing the hotel from  many scenes and looping some of the lines.'),
('22828',' CBS edited 14 minutes from this film for its 1984 network premiere.'),
('22829',' Shorter TV version released under the title Tous les garçons et les filles de  leur âge: Le chêne et le roseau (1994) (TV)'),
('22830',' Longer version prepared by the director and released on French TV in 2001  contains new scenes and unseen footage.'),
('22831',' The film originally proved problematic for the UK censors and the rape scene  was toned down by the BBFC for the cinema release with edits made to remove  dialogue and shots of Rosemarys legs being bound. All later UK video  releases featured the uncut print.'),
('22832',' A sonorized version made in 1931 with music and effects, but no dialogues.'),
('22833',' Additional scenes were shot for the English version.'),
('22834',' Re'),
('22835','edited and shortened version of _Rote Liebe '),
('22836',' Wassilissa (1981)_ (qv).'),
('22837',' Expanded by the interview with Helga Goetze (qv).'),
('22838',' _Red Love (1982)_ (qv) was cut completely.'),
('22839',' The UK version of Sex & Zen is cut by approximately 4 minutes to obtain an 18  Certificate.'),
('22840',' The VHS version produced by Indigo Media in 1998 is severely cut and only 75  minutes long.'),
('22841',' Originally released to the public with a running time of just over 5 hours.  Later edited down to 2 1/2 hours. .'),
('22842',' German version was supposed to be released uncut with a JK/SPIO certificate  but the commision denied it. So the film was edited for violence to be  released at all and the cut version was released with a "Not under 18"  rating.'),
('22843',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('22844',' The redrawn version on Nickelodeon muffled out the young pup calling the old  dog a "washed up antique".'),
('22845',' There are two versions in circulation, one running 55 minutes and the other  running 65 minutes. The first version misses the last two sketches ("Thomas,  Richard and Harold" and "No one called Jones"). The Version released in  Germany (with subtitles) on VHS runs 55 minutes.'),
('22846',' The 1998 video re'),
('22847','release runs 62 minutes and has one song added,  "Claudette".'),
('22848',' The WWF Coliseum Home Video tape cuts out the Kings Crown Match with King  Haku vs Harley Race. The 6 man tag team 2 out of 3 falls match and the WWF  Womans Title match are clipped. These never before seen footage scenes are  shown on the video. Ax and Smash drawing there numbers for the Royal Rumble  Mean Gene talking to Rick Rude and Bobby Heenan after the Super Posedown.'),
('22849',' If you watched the event live or have a copy of the original Pay Per View  broadcast, you hear the crowd cheering loudly when Sid Justice eliminates  Hulk Hogan.  Hogan wanted Sid to be his evil opponent for WrestleMania  VIII, so in subsequent home video releases the sound is dubbed so the crowd  is booing.  However, on the Coliseum Video release of the show, the original  crowd reaction is still there.'),
('22850',' Bonus footage contained on the video: '),
('22851',' After the Rock/Shamrock match, they show Shamrock attacking The Rock   backstage, being pulled off by the referees.	The Rock tells the refs to "get   that piece of shit out of my dressing room." '),
('22852',' After the casket match, WWF crew members put out the fire, then open the   casket to reveal its empty.	The Undertakers voice comes over the PA,   saying that until he & Kane meet again, he will never rest in peace.'),
('22853',' The home video release has footage of Triple H being attended to after his  brutal match, telling the doctors how he was injured and telling WWF  officials to please tell his parents, who were in attendance, that he was  okay.'),
('22854',' The following scenes included on the home video version did not appear in the  initial Pay Per View telecast: '),
('22855',' Two scenes of Kurt Angle backstage after his match with Tazz. '),
('22856',' Chris Jericho speaks backstage after his triple threat match. '),
('22857',' An interview with the Rock after the Royal Rumble match. '),
('22858',' At the very end, a graphic scene of HHH being tended to by medics backstage   after his bloody bout with Cactus Jack.'),
('22859',' Kid Rocks song "Cocky" was played multiple times throughout the show.  In  the home video release, the song was replaced by a generic guitar riff.'),
('22860',' The songs "Never Gonna Stop" by Rob Zombie and "Rollin" by Limp Bizkit are  used as entrance music during the show when it aired live on television.  The  songs were replaced by generic music for the home video release.'),
('22861',' In the trailer, the narrator says that Margot won a Pulitzer Prize in the  ninth grade.	In the film as it was released, however, he instead says that  the award she won in the ninth grade was a Braveman Grant of fifty thousand  dollars.'),
('22862',' The version shown at the New York Film Festival and some other pre'),
('22863','release  screenings used the original Beatles version of "Hey Jude" for the opening  introduction. The final version used a new instrumental recording of the song  arranged by Mark Mothersbaugh (qv) and performed by his Mutato Muzika  Orchestra.'),
('22864',' Three different songs were used for the final sequence at various points.  Some advance screenings (including the New York Film Festival version)  featured the Beatles "Im Looking Through You" (not the "official" version,  but rather the alternate version available on the "Anthology 2" CD set),  while others used the Beach Boys "Sloop John B." The final version of the  scene is accompanied by Van Morrison (qv)s "Everyone."'),
('22865',' Theres another scene involving Etheline Tenenbaum (Anjelica Huston) and  Henry Sherman (Danny Glover) eating dinner together.	Etheline once again  turns him down and leaves while hes lighting a piece of toast on fire.'),
('22866',' A short segment involving Elis family (a wife and children) was cut. It  would have been where Richie goes to visit for the first time. The segment  can be seen in the Criterion Collection DVD and read in the Screenplay.'),
('22867',' Two versions were released on video in the US. The original R'),
('22868','rated cut  features gore and credits Curtis Harrington as the director. The toned'),
('22869','down  television version deletes most of the bloody scenes and adds some dialogue  footage in its place (including an epilogue). That version is credited to  Hollywoods favourite pseudonym, Allen Smithee.'),
('22870',' Released at 133 minutes in Europe; US prints run 120 minutes.'),
('22871',' 1998 restored release contains a longer version of "We Are Santas Elves", a  duet reprise of "Were A Couple Of Misfits", plus additional narration by  Burl Ives and two short scenes towards the end resolving Yukon Cornelius  quest for gold (he discovers that all he was really searching for was a  peppermint mine) and Santas lead reindeer Donner looking up at Rudolph in  the air and proclaiming "Thats my buck". The version that originally  premiered on NBC in 1964 had these sequences minus the Island Of Misfit Toys  ending (where Santa and company return to the Island to rescue the toys that  had been left behind earlier in the story)'),
('22872','that was animated, filmed, and  used for the 1965 re'),
('22873','release (and all subsequent television and video  releases through 1997) after viewer protests demanded a resolution of that  storyline. The original version also had a different main title that does not  mention "Rankin/Bass present" (as it had already been established it was  originally a General Electric presentation'),
('22874','GE had been the shows original  sponsor), and an end credits sequence where the elves show the technical  credits on gift boxes before dumping them on the ground to their  destinations. The 1965'),
('22875','1997 re'),
('22876','edit has the "Rankin/Bass present" subtitle at  the beginning, and an alternate end credits sequence with the elves putting  their gifts under flying umbrellas to take them to their destinations (as the  techincal credits are superimposed on the screen), while omitting the  instrumental bridge to "We Are Santas Elves" and the "Peppermint Mine" &  "Thats my buc" dialogue sequences, and finally replacing the "...Misfits"  reprise with the song "Fame And Fortune" (which appears on the current DVD  release as a separate supplement). The Island Of Misfit Toys ending was later  incorporated into the 1998 restored version, which (as of 12/02) continues to  air annually on CBS.'),
('22877',' One of the supporting characters, Dong had to get his name changed to Doug in  the Korean version of the game,because dong means excrement in Korean.'),
('22878',' Severely cut TV version was disowned by director David Anspaugh. The credited  director on this version is "Alan Smithee".'),
('22879',' 56 minute silent version'),
('22880',' In the trailers, several scenes are different than in the final cut. They are  as follows: '),
('22881',' When Spike urinates on the Eiffel Tower, it it daylight in the trailers,   while in the final cut, it is nightime. '),
('22882',' The scene where Phil and Angelica talk is longer and in a different area.   Angelica is in Paris wearing platform shoes, then she says that the babies   are as dumb in Paris as they were in the Us, she falls because of the shoes,   and Phil says "sombody got up on the wrong side of the bread."'),
('22883',' The DVD version has two alternate endings that explain what happened to coco  now that chaz married kira: '),
('22884',' alternate ending 1: coco still works at euro'),
('22885','reptarland in "ooey gooey land"   and it ends with slime falling on coco. '),
('22886',' alternate ending 2: coco works at the "perfume p.u." plant where she tests   de'),
('22887','odorizers on people with smelly armpits and the segment ends with cocos   henchman tells her to test the foot spray, she eventually faints.'),
('22888',' In the Special Edition version that airs exclusively on CBS, there are some  new scenes. Among them; are a new song and a scene where the monkeys take  over the train.'),
('22889',' One airing on Nickelodeon featured two deleted scenes: '),
('22890',' Didi and Stu fall asleep and have a musical dream. '),
('22891',' The babies chant an army march.'),
('22892',' The French 2'),
('22893','Disc Special Edition entitled Les Lois De LAttraction is the  longest possible version available. It has a couple of scenes not in the UK &  US DVDs and also includes more of the suicide scene (including the girl  actually cutting into her wrists, instead of just seeing her reaction) It  also includes more relevant commentary tracks than the other DVDs available.'),
('22894',' The original rating that Lions Gate received from the MPAA was an NC'),
('22895','17, but  director Roger Avary made some cuts and received an R. Unrated version may be  released outside the US and on DVD.'),
('22896',' The Australian and UK versions of the film are uncut and retain the 22  seconds that were cut US to receive an R rating in the US.'),
('22897',' The version released on video/DVD in the UK was heavily cut (even with an 18  cert) for the suicide sequence: '),
('22898',' To obtain this category cuts of 1m 34s were required., some or all of these   cuts were substitutions. The cuts were Compulsory. '),
('22899',' A cut was required to a scene in which a teenage girl slits her wrists, on   the grounds that the technique used is not widely known and is potentially   more likely to result in death than the more common method, in line with the   Video Recordings Act 1984, and BBFC Guidelines and Policy'),
('22900',' The film was trimmed to 148 minutes for US release, and was later cut to 141  minutes in order to fit on one videocassette (the longest available at the  time).  The Criterion DVD contains the original 154 min. version of the film.'),
('22901',' A six'),
('22902','reel version was released by Select Pictures in December 1918.'),
('22903',' There is rumoured to be an eight hour bootleg cut of the film.'),
('22904',' Some TV versions include a scene where the gym teacher offers to pay  Rusty'),
('22905','James if he beats up a kid.'),
('22906',' Shot at same time as Carnival Story, with same cast, except starring and  supporting roles reversed. German version was released in 3'),
('22907','D. The German  version was released in English in 1958.'),
('22908',' The 1998 UK video version was cut by 4 secs by the BBFC to remove a shot of a  butterfly knife.'),
('22909',' The Flash version features a special cartoonized TFN Fan Films logo  (similar to the one seen in the end credits).'),
('22910',' The titles are reformatted for the VHS version because the print was changed  from a widescreen print to a standard one. the titles, which originally ran  across the entire bottom of the screen in one line are now in the center of  the screen in two lines, which somewhat ruins the cinematography of the  opening shots because it is now the center of attention as opposed to the  background.'),
('22911',' 1966 rerelease had 3 new scenes: naked women spray shaving cream at each  other, later they swim underwater and a second onstage stripper scene was  added.'),
('22912',' The DVD mysteriously edits out the shot of the first helicopter policeman  being run over by the wheels of the train. You see him crash into the train  windshield and see him fall off, but then you see just a plain shot of the  wheels. In all other versions of the film on video and laserdisc have a shot  of this mans face coming right at the camera as his body is run over by the  wheels of the train. Even the US TV version has a brief shot of this.'),
('22913',' While the US and UK DVD versions are missing the shot of the cop being pulled  under the wheels of the train, it is included on the uncut Australian region  4 DVD from MGM.'),
('22914',' UK Version was cut for violence (2 minutes, ie. head'),
('22915','butt in the bar scene)  to secure a 12A rating. DVD/VHS version is uncut with a 15 rating.'),
('22916',' German theatrical version was edited for violence to secure a more commercial  "Not under 12" rating. Home video version is uncut with a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('22917',' An edited version was produced for network TV broadcast in which extreme  violence was removed, and certain dialogue was redubbed by the original  actors (eg. an expletive Barbera Lux uses at the end of the movie was changed  to "Bullsquat").'),
('22918',' The German Video'),
('22919','version (FSK'),
('22920','16) is heavily cut (about 10 Minutes) to remove  extreme violence.'),
('22921',' German VHS release by VCL was cut by around 16 minutes. The DVD release from  Anime Virtual is uncut.'),
('22922',' Some of the names are changed (most for copyright reasons) in the original  Streamline Video dub of the film.'),
('22923',' Although otherwise accurate, the Manga Entertainment dub adds profanities not  present in the original Japanese or the subtitles.'),
('22924',' This movie has four distinct English dubs: First a dub made in 1978 for Japan  Airlines to use for showings on trans'),
('22925','Pacific flights, a second one done in  1995 by Streamline Pictures, a third one made exclusively for the UK market  by Manga Video in 1996, and finally the most recent dub from Pioneer/Geneon  in 2003.'),
('22926',' Among the deleted items for the Pioneer DVD release include a shot of  Stuckey, the US government representative, reading a "Lupin" comic book, with  an ad that shows Lupin with Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and Batman &  Robin, DC Comics characters all. The ad itself was a real 1978 "Clark Bar"  promotion ad that ran in DC and Marvel comics of the time, but the films  producers pasted Lupin onto it.'),
('22927',' The masters for this film provided by TMS for Pioneer Entertainment to  release on US DVD in 2003 were edited to remove certain product logos, such  as real'),
('22928','world cigarette brands. The earlier VHS release by Streamline  Pictures in 1995 did not have such alterations.'),
('22929',' Half of the characters names in the Japan Airlines 1978 Dub were changed.  This includes: Dan Dun'),
('22930','Jigen, Samurai'),
('22931','Goemon, Margo'),
('22932','Fujiko, Detective  Scott'),
('22933','Inspector Zennigata, & Mr. Gisenger'),
('22934','Stuckey.'),
('22935',' The Japanese DVD includes at least one scene that was deleted before the  films original 1978 release: It involves one of Mamos henchmen bursting out  of a cabin.'),
('22936',' Here is a list of the changes that occurred in the edited version: '),
('22937',' 1. Jigens "hell" changed to "heck." '),
('22938',' 2. Conversation in train car between ICPO woman and Lupin cut almost   completely. '),
('22939',' (Lupin barely sits down with the woman and Zenigata immediately barges in on   him) '),
('22940',' 3. Bedroom scene with Fujiko, Lupin, and Sadachiyo greatly abbreviated. '),
('22941',' 4. Leering shots on Fujikos body and shots of ogling crowd omitted. '),
('22942',' 5. Fujiko showing off her cleavage a bit in the police station omitted. '),
('22943',' 6. Camera pan down Fujikos buttocks in the police station replaced with a   reversed '),
('22944',' animation of her moving in to kiss Lupin. No dialog was removed or changed. '),
('22945',' 7. Scene inside the abandoned building re'),
('22946','edited to omit the shot of Lupin   pulling the '),
('22947',' Twilight from Fujikos top. No dialog was removed. '),
('22948',' 8. When Sadachiyo puts his sword to Laras neck, the dripping blood is   slightly reduced. '),
('22949',' 9. Sequence where "Galoux" shoots the 3 Geltic prisoners cut, along with a   prisoners line, '),
('22950',' "Galoux, you cant!" '),
('22951',' 10. The scene where Sadachiyo "tortures" Fujiko is mostly cut. '),
('22952',' 11. Lupins "Where am I? Did I die? Is this heaven? Or Hell?" becomes "Where   am I? Did I '),
('22953',' die? Am I dead? Oh, no...." '),
('22954',' 12. Shots of Lara removing her jacket and bandanna cut. '),
('22955',' 13. Pink digital 2'),
('22956','piece string bikini added to Laras figure during her   bathing sequence. '),
('22957',' 14. Scene of Lara bathing lightly abbreviated in a few spots (presumably to   decrease costs '),
('22958',' of digital editing). '),
('22959',' 15. Scene of Fujiko tied to the woodwork in the Gelt separatists hideout   abbreviated. Some '),
('22960',' video during this scene was zoomed'),
('22961','in to edit out Fujikos cleavage and   underwear. '),
('22962',' 16. Scene of Jean'),
('22963','Pierre holding Lara hostage significantly abbreviated,   omitting the shot '),
('22964',' of him ripping her top, and of her being tossed aside. '),
('22965',' 17. Sequence where Jean'),
('22966','Pierre is shot is edited to omit blood. '),
('22967',' 18. Laras top digitally re'),
('22968','drawn over her shoulder and chest as she lands   onto the truck. '),
('22969',' 19. Shot of Fujiko walking towards the camera in the treasure room cut.'),
('22970',' Released in both an edited and unedited version in the US; the edited version  cuts out the nudity and reduces much of the violence.'),
('22971',' When aired on television on TBS in 2001, the following alterations were made:  usage of the word shit was completely removed and replaced by stuff,it,  etc., the usage of the word ass was limited; The scene at the police  station where Carter apologizes to Johnson for spreading rumors at Christmas  about them sleeping together and Johnson is enraged, the part where Lee stops  her and says that Carter was just kidding and also notices his hands are on  Johnsons breasts was removed; when Johnson and Lee come to Soo Yungs aide  in the van, Johnsons sentence of itll blow if I take it off was removed;  many of the outtakes were removed and shortened, like Jackie Chans "My daddy  cotcha bullet by his bare hands, no bullshit." was shortened; at the  beginning where Clive shows Carter some C4 in his trunk, Carters response of  the Iraqis cant even get this shit was altered (by replacing Iraqis with  Americans and removing the word shit). Also at the beginning and endings of  the commercial breaks, interviews with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker and  scenes from Rush Hour 2 were shown. Jackie and Chris discussed working on the  movie and commenting on each other.'),
('22972',' Also, the scene of Carter dressed as an airplane technician talking to the  stewardess about a problem on the plane was cut out, it just featured a close  up of Carter dressed as a technician boarding the plane and sitting right  beside Lee.'),
('22973',' The pool hall sequence was also edited, where Carter uses the line "Whats  up, my nigga."  When he passes another bar patron, the line was altered where  "Whats up Negro" was substituted.  The consequent scenes where Jackie Chan  uses the "N" word were unedited.'),
('22974',' The DVD includes several short deleted scenes, including Carter and Lee  trying to talk the FBI out of going to the first ransom drop, and two scenes  prior to the cops arrival at the display of chinese art. There are additional  outtakes and goofing around shown in a 40 minute long Making of featurette,  as well as footage of Jackie choreographing the Foo Chow resturaunt fight  sequence. Several of the ideas from the fight sequence dont find their way  into the final cut, but they show up in the massage parlour fight scene in  Rush Hour 2'),
('22975',' When aired on TV, right after Lee and Carter fell through the bridge and were  nearly run over, Carters says "I think I broke my shin", the line was  removed, because it sounded too much like: "I think my broke my shit!" When  Sang tries to abduct Soo Yung, the part where she whacks him in the face with  her necklace, cutting the corner of his eye, was cut so the scar below his  right eye remains a mystery;   When Clive aims a gun at Carters head and  says "Im gonna blow his freakin head all over the parking lot, asshole",  the line was changed to: "Im gonna splatter his brains all over the parking  lot...";	 The word ass is replaced by butt and rear throughout the  movie; When a character says God damn or God dammit, the God was  removed;  At the bar, Carters greeting of Whats up, my nigga? was changed  to Whats up, Negro?", its even changed to that when Lee accidentally says  it to the bartender;  When Carter takes a joint from a man in the bar and  breathes it in, the scene of him having a small trip was deleted;  the part  where Lee stops Johnson and says "hes just joking" was altered to delete the  scene of him noticing his hands are on Johnsons breasts;  When Carter shoots  the C4 in the back of Clives car and it explodes, the explosion was  shortened;  The outtakes were also altered to eliminate profanity.'),
('22976',' The TBS version digitally alters the closing credits so that they run the  exact length as the bloopers, which are shown at normal speed as the credit  scroll zooms past at warp speed. At one point the text actually overlaps the  blooper footage.'),
('22977',' When Carter walks into the room where Lee has Tan at gun point, in the TV  version, he asks, "What happened to Reign?" while in the theater production,  he says "Goddamn!, who killed Reign?"'),
('22978',' The DVD includes several deleted scenes: '),
('22979',' a bit of banter between Carter and Lee before they enter the nightclub. '),
('22980',' Carter talks to Captain Diel (Philip Baker Hall (qv)) over the phone and   gets berated for doing police work in Hong Kong. '),
('22981',' When Carter is wandering through the marketplace and asking for the massage   parlor, he mistakenly asks an old man in Cantonese if he can spank his   daughter with a ping'),
('22982','pong paddle. '),
('22983',' Carter talks his way in to the yacht party by claiming to be the bands lead   singer. '),
('22984',' On the flight back to L.A., Carter loudly sings along to   Stevie Wonder (qv)s "Superstition". '),
('22985',' An extended version of the scene in which Carter and Lee try to get rid of   the "bomb" at the hotel. '),
('22986',' The original version of the scene in the truck. In this version, Carter and   Lee are not tied up and they find the counterfeit money in large wooden   boxes. '),
('22987',' At the Red Dragon casino, Carter pulls Steven Reign aside and they exchange   sarcastic remarks. '),
('22988',' Different takes of Chris Tuckers ad'),
('22989','libbed speech to Hu Li after their   fight. '),
('22990',' Different takes of Chris Tucker ad'),
('22991','libbing the name of his "good friend" in   San Juan. '),
('22992',' Different takes of Jeremy Piven (qv) ad'),
('22993','libbing during his cameo.'),
('22994',' The televised version aired on Fox, 6 May 2005 included alternate footage to  replace questionable language. The new footage included: '),
('22995',' 1) James Carter saying "Yeah, this is my titty '),
('22996',' I mean, yeah, this is my   city"; the alternate footage changes it to "Yeah, thats right." '),
('22997',' 2) Ricky Tans line "I hate that fortune cookie shit" was changed to "Where   did you get that? In a fortune cookie?" This shot is noticeably changed from   the original '),
('22998',' it features an even tighter close'),
('22999','up of John Lones face to   the point where the film grain is very evident.'),
('23000',' The Laserdisc version also contains "Lock and Key", an additional song not  included on the VHS or DVD versions.'),
('23001',' The DVD version, part of a boxed set called "Rush Replay x3" contains new  soundtracks remixed in PCM Stereo, Dolby 5.1 and DTS. The original PCM audio  mix from the Laserdisc and VHS versions is not on the DVD.'),
('23002',' The DVD version, part of a boxed set called "Rush Replay x3" contains new  soundtracks remixed in PCM Stereo, Dolby 5.1 and DTS. The original PCM audio  mix by Terry Brown from the Laserdisc and VHS versions is not on the DVD.'),
('23003',' The DVD version, part of a boxed set called "Rush Replay x3" contains new  soundtracks remixed in PCM Stereo, Dolby 5.1 and DTS. The original PCM audio  mix from the Laserdisc and VHS versions is not on the DVD.'),
('23004',' Footage is obviously missing between when the gremlins hit Adolf on the head  with a mallet and when a circle is cut around him by a gremlin so he falls  out of the plane.'),
('23005',' The restored special widescreen letterbox version, aired on network TV, has  subtitles in the lower bar for the "Russian" dialogue between the Russians in  which the formated video version does not have them.'),
('23006',' Some local stations played a slightly different version of the film in the  mid'),
('23007','80s: they cut at least part of both credits. For example, instead of  beginning the movie with the credits that show the title, and such things  (the one that alternates between Russian and American flags), but the tv  version  removes most of the opening credits. They only credit the writer,  producer and director. This means that most of the credits are cut, and the  film opens with the shot of the captain opening his eye over a black screen.   Also, the end credits were also shortened'),
('23008','they fade out immediately after the  last of the cast list has been shown, and it doesnt show the scroll end. This  basically only deletes about three seconds, and all that is really noticable  is the rather abrupt ending of the credit music.'),
('23009',' More recent video releases have more of the Russian dialog subtitled in  English. The original release left much of the Russian dialog untranslated  since it was not necessary for the audience to know exactly what was being  said.'),
('23010',' The region 1 DVD contains an alternate edit from all previously released  video releases.'),
('23011',' The original TV version contains one scene which is about 30 seconds longer  than the alternate video version. Narrator Eric Idle asks Brian Thigh (Dan  Aykroyd), the man who turned down the Rutles: "Whats it like to be such a  jerk?" He continues criticizing Thigh until he shoots himself. In the video  version, Idle simply asks: "Whats it like to be such an asshole?"'),
('23012',' The general release version omits the Overture, Intermission, and Exit Music,  bringing the running time down to 195 minutes. The roadshow version is what  appears on most laserdisc and VHS releases, along with the DVD version.'),
('23013',' Was released in the USA as "Invasion of the Animal People".  The film was  shortened and scenes with John Carradine were added.  Jerry Warren and Virgil  W. Vogel are given co'),
('23014','director credit for the U.S.  version'),
('23015',' In the American version, Roberts original Japanese voice was changed to  English during the cutscenes. However, Ryos original Japanese voice is the  same.'),
('23016',' Originally released at 91 minutes, but quickly recut to 84 minutes after the  first weekend, due to political pressure and popular outcry. Various cuts  exists, ranging in length from 84 to 106 minutes.'),
('23017',' Film historians Jean Gaborit and Jacques Durand salvaged excised and unused  footage and created a new longer version, presented at the 1959 Venice Film  Festival. Where the original theatrical version was 91 minutes long, the new  1959 version was 106 minutes long, over fifteen minutes longer than the  original cut.'),
('23018',' The movie was originally released in two versions. A 140 minute version told  in flashback fashion was shown on American TV, and a 109 minute version shown  in European theaters. This is the version available on DVD & VHS'),
('23019',' In the mainland china version, five minutes was trimmed, it ends after Ma has  beaten Po thus changing the entire tone of the whole film.'),
('23020',' In the initial August 2002 theatrical release, Rachel Roberts, the actress  who portrays "most aspects" of Simone, is uncredited. According to an  Associated Press interview with Roberts published after the films release,  this will be changed in the video release so that Roberts is credited.'),
('23021',' The DVD will contain 19 deleted and alternate scenes.'),
('23022',' Lions Gates U.S. version changes the order of the segments. In the original  Asian release, the order was "Box"/"Dumplings"/"Cut." The American release  has been changed to "Dumplings"/"Cut"/"Box."'),
('23023',' Released in 2 different laserdisc versions, one uncut and the other censored  and altering the climx. The DVD is the censored version.'),
('23024',' American version completely re'),
('23025','edited with some voiceover and numerous scene  changes.  Notable was the elimination of the scene where Robert Donat visits  his mother (played by Mabel Terry'),
('23026','Lewis) right after he receives his  assignment. As it was her only scene, she did not appear in the American  version.'),
('23027',' Television prints of this film are in black and white.'),
('23028',' A two'),
('23029','hour version of the this film played HBO in 1982 under the title of The  Daybreakers.'),
('23030',' Originally released at 97 minutes. Out of circulation for decades because   the final reel of the picture was destroyed due to film decay.'),
('23031',' A restored version substitutes film stills and title cards for the final  eight minutes of lost footage.'),
('23032',' The 1987 Kino International restored version has a music soundtrack composed  and conducted by Joseph Turrin and runs 93 minutes.'),
('23033',' Some new scenes were shot for the U.S. version.'),
('23034',' This film was released in the United States in an edited and dubbed version  as "The Magic Voyage of Sinbad" (1962). The approximately ten minutes of  footage deleted from the film was basically musical and dancing scenes. False  credits were created to hide the fact that this was made in Russia.'),
('23035',' The original UK cinema version (released as "Prisoners Of The Flesh") was cut  by a staggering 17 minutes and ran just over 60 minutes in length, and the  film was rejected for a possible video release on the Redemption label in  1994 by the BBFC. The full'),
('23036','length version was finally passed in 2005 after 17  secs of cuts to edit footage of a pin being inserted into a womans nipple.'),
('23037',' 1992 rerelease has introduction by Ed Powers and sex scene with Gabriella  added at end.'),
('23038',' In the original version,in Asellus story,it explains the relationship  between Asellus and Princess Shirobara (White Rose),but in the US and UK  versions,for the obvious reason,cut out that part.'),
('23039',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23040',' US DVD version is cut. Sex scenes of Sarah Miles are tamed down in US  version.'),
('23041',' Originally broadcast as a two'),
('23042','part episode of "Return of the Saint" (1978).'),
('23043',' In test screenings, Elisabeth Shues character originally dies.  Audience  reaction causes reshoots so her character lives.  There is also a scene  towards the end of the end of the movie where Simon goes to the Tretiak  mansion and has a big fight.   The mansion catches on fire and part of this  scene is seen in the trailer where Simon is seen hanging from a chandilier in  a burning building.   The information from these two scenes have ben  mentioned in an issue of Starburst and the 1997 Spring Movie Preview issue of  Entertainment weekly.'),
('23044',' The film was cut for U.S. distribution in 1954, in part due to scenes that  denounced crooked U.S. business interests in Latin America. The Criterion  Collection laserdisc restored the film to its uncut version with 21 minutes  of footage removed from other versions of the film.'),
('23045',' Broadcast on network TV in the United States to fill a 200 minutes time slot;  later cut to 150 minutes. An alternate 112 minutes cable'),
('23046','TV cut was released  theatrically in Europe and is available on video in the USA.  The 112 minute  version contains an altered scene of Cully Sawyer threatening Larry Crockett  with a shotgun. Larry holds the shotgun barrel in his mouth, though in the  mini'),
('23047','series he holds the barrel in front of his face. There is also an  extended scene of Bill Norton impaled on antlers.  Also, Salems Lot: The  Movie has some different music from the mini'),
('23048','series version.'),
('23049',' DVD contains 183 minute version which is the complete mini'),
('23050','series.'),
('23051',' The "theatrical trailer" included on the DVD contains a scene that occurs  after Jason calls Ben over in the middle of the night because he sensed an  evil presence in the house.  The trailer shows him holding a crucifix and  saying "Theres a dead man upstairs", although in the complete miniseries,  this scene is omitted and cuts directly from Bens speeding jeep to the two  of them going upstairs to investigate.'),
('23052',' The VHS 1987 version omits the scene where Ben and Mark are in Mexico, and a  vampirized Susan is laying down on a cot in a hut. Then, Ben enters the room  and impales her in the chest with a wooden stake.'),
('23053',' The original UK cinema release was cut by the BBFC and this abridged version  was later released by Redemption video in 1993. The full length 133 minute  version was passed fully uncut in the UK in 2004.'),
('23054',' When "Salon Kitty" was initially released in the U.S., it was re'),
('23055','titled  "Madam Kitty" and was trimmed by 23 minutes, most of cuts being the films  controversial political subtext.'),
('23056',' Several minutes of footage were cut from the original English'),
('23057','language  release. They were restored for Blue Undergrounds DVD release.'),
('23058',' The most common print of the film shown outside of U.S. and Italy has been  cut to 112 minutes.'),
('23059',' The DVD release removes a scene where Goofy is seen smoking a cigarette and  blowing smoke rings.'),
('23060',' The film was rejected for cinema by the BBFC in 1976 and a private showing of  the uncut version at the Old Compton Cinema Club in Londons Soho resulted in  a police raid and confiscation of the movie. A heavily edited version '),
('23061',' minus  6 minutes of footage including scenes of violence, homosexuality and  excrement eating, and including a 4 minute prologue describing the history of  the town of Salo '),
('23062',' was later prepared by UK censor James Ferman (qv) for  club showings. The film was finally passed completely uncut for cinema and  video in the UK in December 2000.'),
('23063',' The uncut version of this film was seized by the UK police.  The version  available for club'),
('23064','membership showings was cut according to the  specifications of the Director of Public Prosecutions.  Six minutes were cut  and an explanatory prologue of four minutes was added.'),
('23065',' Reviews from the original theatrical release mention scenes not present in  any currently existant cut of the film. One of these is of a young girl  stripped nude with hungry rats tied around her genitals; a production photo  of this scene serves as the background for one of the menu screens of the  Criterion DVD.'),
('23066',' The uncut version of Salo was finally approved for British cinema release in  November 2000, when it received an 18 certificate. The reaction to this  decision will be used by the UK censors to decide whether a video/DVD release  can be allowed in 2001.'),
('23067',' The Criterion DVD omits a short 25'),
('23068','second sequence during the first wedding  ceremony, where one of the masters quotes a poem by Gottfried Benn. The  sequence is intact on the R2 BFI DVD.'),
('23069',' Salo has had a colorful history with Australian censorship boards. It was  banned in Australia for 18 years before being re'),
('23070','submitted for a certificate  with the Office of Film and Literature (OFLC) in December 1992. It was then  banned again by the full board of classifiers. The distributor at the time,  Premium Films, appealed the decision to the Classification Review Board in  early 1993. This Review Board lifted the ban and granted it an uncut cinema  release with an R18+ rating. It enjoyed a stint at arthouse cinemas in 1993,  and again in 1996. The conservative Queensland Attorney'),
('23071','General, who caught  wind of this re'),
('23072','release, applied for a review of the film in 1997 with the  OFLC. They initially confirmed its R18+ classification. The Attorney'),
('23073','General,  unhappy with this decision, applied to the Classification Review Board for a  complete review of its rating. This Board decided to ban it again. The film  has not been re'),
('23074','submitted for classification, or screened since.'),
('23075',' The original version, without the Anthony Charnato "Vito footage," is  available as Sams Song on DVD under the label Genius Entertainment, packaged  alongside Born to Win (1971) on the same disc. The cover advertises it as  being The Swap, but it is indeed the original 1969 film Sams Song with all  the De Niro footage uncut, unappropriated and without the 1979 footage. It  runs 89 minutes. Director credit for this original version is given to Jordan  Leondopoulos.'),
('23076',' Recut in 1983 with added footage of Anthony Charnotta, Sybil Danning and Lisa  Blount and with new plot of Vito looking for Sams killer.'),
('23077',' Also shown in computer colorized version. This version was prepared by  "Dynacs Digital" and has never been released theatrically. It had its  television premiere on April 1, 2002.'),
('23078',' Originally released at 118 minutes but shortened to 88 for US release. TV  version restores missing footage.'),
('23079',' Finnish version was edited to exclude some scenes which especially assistant  director Holger Harrivirta considered as unorthodox compared to original  Kalevala stories. Also most of the dialog in the Finnish dubbing was restored  to verse form unlike Russian original.'),
('23080',' US version has been shortened considerably and most of the names in the  credits has been changed to fake ones which hide the Russian or Finnish  origin.'),
('23081',' The French producer did not like the directors cut and reedited the movie  into a more traditional Swedish pornographic movie. New scenes were made,  allegedly under the directon of Torgny Wickman (qv).'),
('23082',' Only the Japanese version is fully uncensored with suicide moves and blood.  The US version has all of this taken out as well as the story mode which  featured small dialog scenes between matches as well as full endings. The US  version only features English winquotes and the end credits.'),
('23083',' In the Japanese version, Shindo fires back at Malmess and his thugs in  Princess Salnos hotel room. However, the American version deletes Shindos  return of fire.'),
('23084',' The American version deletes the scene where Naokos boss meets with Naoko  and the rest of the press corps when he gives them their instructions for  what to do when they find Princess Salno.'),
('23085',' In the original version of the film, the meteorite containing Ghidorah  crashes into Earth after Princess Salnos plane explodes. However, the  American version places Ghidorahs arrival before the plane carrying the  Princess explodes.'),
('23086',' When Rodan first emerges from Mt.Aso there were no people present. The film  was re'),
('23087','shot with tourists witnessing Rodan bursting from the base of the  volcano.'),
('23088',' Excised from the American print is a shot of Godzilla in Yokohama harbour as  he climbs up on to the docks.'),
('23089',' In the Japanese version it is Venus that is devastated by King Ghidorah, the  American version changes it to Mars. This also means that Princess Salno in  possessed by a Venusian, not a Martain.'),
('23090',' In the original Japanese version, when Princess Salno informs the doctors of  Ghidorahs arrival, it is before it emerges from the meteorite and not after  as shown in the American version.'),
('23091',' Much of Akira Ifkubes score for this film is replaced in the American  version.'),
('23092',' In the original Japanese version, you dont here the monsters cries during  the gun battle between Shindo and Malmess. When the film was released in  America, the monsters are heard in the background during the gunfight.'),
('23093',' The UK DVD Version released by Hong Kong Legends required 1m 16secs of  compulsory cuts to the Rape Scene in order to gain a release and an 18  Certificate.'),
('23094',' The US DVD version contains the uncut Hong Kong print of the film.'),
('23095',' After initial premiere, the manager of the Paramount Theater in San   Francisco added to the downbeat ending a few shots showing the Golden  Gate  Bridge being built. Seeing the positive public reaction, MGM decided to have  the sequence added to all other prints in release.'),
('23096',' Also available in a colorized version'),
('23097',' When the film was re'),
('23098','released in 1948, the Golden Gate Bridge had already  been completed by a decade, so MGM decided to remove that sequence from  the  ending because it was thought to be anachronistic.'),
('23099',' The alternate Spanish version, known as "La muchacha de Moscú" , features  only three of the Italian actors: Amedeo Nazzari, Armando Falconi and Germana  Paolieri. The rest of the cast is only composed of Spanish actors: Conchita  Montes, Rafael Calvo, Miguel S. Del Castillo, José Gonzales, Anita Delgado  etc...'),
('23100',' A rape scene was cut in the UK version. The British censors expressed concern  that elements of the rape scene, which eventually led to consensual sex,  endorsed a myth that women enjoy being raped. Approximately one minute of  footage was removed.'),
('23101',' The original "roadshow" version ran 196 minutes. It was cut to its present  length (182 minutes) about 5 months after its premiere.'),
('23102',' The Disney chanel shows an edited version of the film. The scene after the  baseball game with the local team, there is an incident (a rather funny one)  involving a local carnival and the kids first time using chewing tobacco.  This is cut out of the Disney channel version.'),
('23103',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23104',' Originally released as "Diagnosis", the film was shortened and retitled  Sanitarium for the US release. A special edition was released in the UK  featuring additional gore and action sequences.'),
('23105',' A 1989 U.S. home video release was "substantially re'),
('23106','edited and abridged" to  "remove all seemingly objectionable material." This version is missing all  material involving Pitch. The running time was reduced to 63 minutes and the  film retitled "Santa Claus: The Motion Picture" in order to cash in on the  big budget production "Santa Claus: The Movie" (1985).'),
('23107',' Some video versions cut scenes with African kids.'),
('23108',' In some versions, during the scene in which Devil Pitch is introduced,  footage of condemned souls being marched into Hell has been removed.'),
('23109',' In some prints of the film, Kris calls the penguin "Wobbles", while in others  (especially the home video version) the penguin is called "Topper".'),
('23110',' When aired on television, the following scene is edited: After Burgermeister  Meisterburger captures Kris, he tells all the children of Sombertown that  theyll never ever play again and then he sets all their toys on fire. In the  same version, Kriss song of "A Kiss a Toy is the Price Youll Pay" was  edited.'),
('23111',' A brief scene where Laura gives Scott the phone number of Neals mother  (1'),
('23112','800'),
('23113','SPANKME), and Scott says that he "knows that number," has been deleted  from the DVD release of the film.'),
('23114',' When aired on most television channels, the phone number that Laura gives to  Scott is changed from 1'),
('23115','800'),
('23116','SPANKME to 1'),
('23117','800'),
('23118','POUND.'),
('23119',' In the same version, the part where Scott says "Where the hell did this come  from?" after banging into the ladder was edited.'),
('23120',' The trailer features additional scenes not included in the theatrical  version, including: an extended scene of Scotts first night as Santa where  he makes the doll dance around before he throws it under the Christmas tree.  Another is where he shows up to work fat for the first time. Mr. Whittle  tells him, "Eat some fruit, for Gods sake!" then Scott smiles at him.'),
('23121',' The DVD version released in Brazil by Aspen Editora Ltda. (Revista Digital  Showtime Clássicos collection) runs 114 minutes.'),
('23122',' The US has two versions available on video: the R'),
('23123','rated version, which runs  about 120 minutes, and the NC'),
('23124','17 version, which is about 123 minutes (the one  released uncut in Britain and other European countries). The differences  between the two are hardly noticeable except for two scenes '),
('23125',' the first scene  being the dismemberment of the mother.  In the NC'),
('23126','17 version, there are extra  cuts of blood and gore spraying on the walls, and then we also see a few  extra shots of blood spurting out of the fathers neck shortly after he  commits suicide (we see this from behind; a startlingly un'),
('23127','explicit shot to  be considered NC'),
('23128','17 material).  The other scene is even more noticeable.  The  death of the prostitute is much more explicit in the NC'),
('23129','17 version: we see  many shots of her being graphically stabbed in the back and chest with loads  of blood literally dumping out of her wounds.  Then, we briefly see the knife  stab through the back of her neck and poke out the front '),
('23130',' all in one  explicit shot.  Practically the entire scene is missing in the R'),
('23131','rated  version.'),
('23132',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('23133','rated and unrated versions.'),
('23134',' This film was also edited down to make two short subjects under the titles  "Horn Hero" and "Where to Now?"'),
('23135',' The film was shown in two different versions in South Korea. For the films  theatrical release, 5 minutes of scenes were edited out where jubilant  Koreans credit the late North Korean President Kim Il'),
('23136','Sung with liberating  Korea from Japanese colonial rule at the end of World War II. For the  premiere event, commemorating the 56th anniversary of the tragedy, the film  was shown in its entirety, with the approval of South Korean authorities.'),
('23137',' Exclusive Directors Cut is available on laserdisc and features 15 minutes of  additional footage not shown in theaters.'),
('23138',' The DVD features additional songs.'),
('23139',' The US version, that is released by Columbia/TriStar (under the name  "Contract Killer"), is cut by about 6 mins.  The original version of the  film, which its original English title was "Hitman," runs at about 104 mins.  The US version runs at 98 mins.  Also, the original music has been removed  and replaced with a soundtrack containing mostly rap and the English dub that  is on Columbia/TriStars version dumbs down the original versions dialog  considerably.'),
('23140',' Both the original UK cinema release and the recent reissue were cut. The 1997  UK video release had over 1 minute cut by the director before being submitted  to the BBFC.'),
('23141',' For years director Warren has mentioned that a longer foreign version of  Satans Slave exists, which was much more violent than anything shown in the  UK version.  It appears this Continental version was used for the 1997 UK  video re'),
('23142','issue, as there is footage in it never before seen in the UK.  There  is a totally new murder scene and lots more violence in the Satanic mass  scenes.  Basically every violent scene has newer alternative more gory takes:  Martin Potters eye gauging is notably much more graphic in the video.   Unfortunately whereas the censors passed footage deemed too violent to submit  to them in 1976, they cut 1 minute 4 seconds of footage that they were  willing to pass for its orginal X rated cinema and video release.  These cuts  include most of Potters sexual assault on his first girlfriend, and some  whipping and branding in the flashback witchfinder sequence.  Ironically the  orginal UK cinema version was appearing with these cuts intact on cable TV  around the same time as the cut video re'),
('23143','release.'),
('23144',' Passed uncut in 2004 by the BBFC'),
('23145',' The UK video release was cut by 1 sec by the BBFC to remove a shot during the  cellar scene where a chained female vampire is staked between her breasts.'),
('23146',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit a nude sacrifice,  a shooting and 2 staking scenes, and the 1988 video release lost a further 1  second cut from a shot of a woman being staked between the breasts.'),
('23147',' USA version, retitled _Count Dracula and his vampire bride (1973)_ (qv),  removes 4 minutes of footage from original UK release.'),
('23148',' Some US releases have a new, computer'),
('23149','generated title card that reads "The  Rites of Dracula".'),
('23150',' Rereleased in 1993 with added scene.'),
('23151',' Theatrical version included a golden shower scene that was cut from video.'),
('23152',' Available in either the uncut 88 min. version or a heavily edited 76 min. R  rated cut.'),
('23153',' The DVD by DIGIVIEW Productions is 85 minutes long, R rated version'),
('23154',' When "Return of the Streetfighter" was first released theatrically in the  U.S., in order to get a wider audience than the previous film, the film was  cut to 75 min for an R'),
('23155','rating. This version is also available on video and is  played on Action Encore. However, the full version of the film was 83 min. An  uncut version was eventually released on video with an "UNRATED" label on it.  Unfortunately, this video was nearly impossible to find. This cut was also  released onto laserdisc by New Line Cinema, and was slightly easier to find.  The laserdisc version was also in the original 2.35:1 widescreen format and  in much higher quality than the "R" cut. Since this version was never made  for the U.S., sometimes sound effects would be repeated during the cut  footage to replace missing sounds. Some examples of these shots include Terry  stabbing someone with a gun after running out of bullets, an up'),
('23156','close shot of  breaking an assassins arm, and a man being silenced by having his throat  punctured by Terrys fingers. This version is now available in a "budget" DVD  2'),
('23157','pack by Diamond entertainment along with the original "Streetfighter". The  box says "R" and gives wrong times, but both films are in their original run  times (90 and 83 minutes).'),
('23158',' A version of this cartoon exists with Mammy Two'),
('23159','Shoes rotoscoped into a young  white Irish woman that was done by the Sib Tower 12 Productions in the 1960s.  Another version was made in the 1990s with the original footage, but with  Mammy Two'),
('23160','Shoes voice re'),
('23161','dubbed to sound less sterotypical and offensive.  Not only that, theres a *third* version that exists which matches the 1960s  rotoscoped version with the original Lilolian Randolph soundtrack  (inexplicably matching the stereotypical Black voice to the image of the  White lady).'),
('23162',' In 2002, AMC (American Movie Classics) showed a new print of Fever with  scenes not in the theatrical release nor home version: '),
('23163',' 1) After Tonys first night at the disco, he and his buddies cruise the   bridge, where the song Jive Talkin can be heard in the background. He   gets out of the car, and begins to caress the bridges structure with his   fingertips. '),
('23164',' 2) After asking Doreen to dance, Tony and Doreen dance to Disco Duck. '),
('23165',' 3) Tony takes Stephanie back to her Bay Ridge home, where they kiss in the   car. '),
('23166',' 4) Tony signs for a telegram that tells his father has been asked to go back   to work. '),
('23167',' 5) After getting out of the subway, Tony buzzes Stephanies apartment   building.'),
('23168',' Saturday Night Fever has two ratings: The R'),
('23169','rated version is 119 minutes, it  had contained the offensive language, nudity, and sexual content. In 1978,  the film was re'),
('23170','issued as a PG'),
('23171','rated version with the offensive language,  sex, and the GO GO dancer were removed, and replaced them with milder  footage. The PG rated film is 113 minutes which was shorter than the original  R rated film that was six minutes longer.'),
('23172',' An alternate PG'),
('23173','rated version removes explicit language and substitutes  milder footage in some sequences. This version is the one routinely used for  television showings and is 11 minutes shorter than the original R'),
('23174','rated one.'),
('23175',' The scene in the car that has Tonys friends talking about the drugs they  have and Tony complains about how old Bobbys'),
('23176','8 tracks are is usually cut  when the film is shown on network TV. The same goes for the scene that has  the stripper in the backround.'),
('23177',' Another TV version shown on ABC in the 80s added more outtake footage, with  the PG'),
('23178','rated print as its primary source.'),
('23179',' In the latest VHS release, which is in surround, some of the music has been  altered (probably for copyright problems). Most annoying is the replacement  of K'),
('23180','JEE by M.F.S.B., during the dance by the Puerto Rican couple in the  contest, by some generic sounding music. This same music is also played  instead of "Disco Duck" in the brief glimpse of the dance studio owner giving  lessons to a group of people.'),
('23181',' In Belgium, due pressure from younger audiences, the rape scene was cut.   This permitted people younger than 16 to go and watch the movie.  This  happened a few months after its initial release, giving Saturday Night Fever  a second life.'),
('23182',' Version being aired on TNT Network (as of Jan 2002) lists K'),
('23183','JEE in the  musical credits.  Disco Duck is still not played, however, replaced with  generic studio music.'),
('23184',' The following deleted scenes appear on the DVD: '),
('23185',' Tony and Stephanie talking in a car. '),
('23186',' Tonys dad gets his job back. '),
('23187',' A scene where Tony goes to Stephanies apartment.'),
('23188',' The version shown on AMC (American Movie Classics) is apparently a new (2002)  print, with new end credits with black background and and white text. Several  scenes have been edited or shortened for commercials.'),
('23189',' A silent version was released released simultaniously, with titles by Joseph  L. Mankiewicz, for theaters that were not yet equipped for sound.'),
('23190',' On the Comedy Central Version, the music in the Schmitts Gay commercial  which was originally Van Halens Beautiful Girls has been replaced with a  generic compilation of guitar riffs. Also, the conclusion of the  Chippendales skit with Patrick Swayze used to include the theme from Dirty  Dancing (Ive had the time of my life), but has also been changed to a  generic melody.'),
('23191',' Also known as A Tribute to Chris Farley. This version includes an  introduction by Tim Meadows (qv) but omits most of the Rudy and Andy  Giuliani cold opening. It also features a different opening title sequence.  The DVD version replaces the Schmitts Gay Beer advertisement with  Hibernol and deletes the OHerlihy boy sketch, as well as a clip of Chris  Farleys mother during good'),
('23192','nights.'),
('23193',' Available in unrated and R'),
('23194','rated edits. Saturday Night Special video release  includes music videos using sets and footage from the film.'),
('23195',' A scene of Adam and Alex taking a recreational blues pill was cut from the  original UK cinema version in order for the film to receive an A (PG)  certificate. The scene was restored for the later 15'),
('23196','rated video version.'),
('23197',' Only a very few copies of the original version exist. In this version Dano  Sulik and Daniel Valentinvite Johan Paulik to join them to have sex together  in scene 4. But most of the copies of this scene were irreparably damaged, so  Falcon decided to shoot a replacement for this scene: Dano Sulik and Daniel  Valent (now with different haircuts) have sex and Johan Paulik (now with a  scar on his chin) plays a voyeur who masturbates while watching them.'),
('23198',' Four of the six videos in this collection '),
('23199',' I Want You, To the Moon & Back,  Truly Madly Deeply, and Break Me Shake Me '),
('23200',' also have earlier alternate  versions, broadcast exclusively in Australia but unavailable commercially.'),
('23201',' One of the bonus videos in this collection, Affirmation, also has an earlier  alternate version, broadcast exclusively in Australia and available  commercially only on enhanced CD.'),
('23202',' Four of the five videos in this collection '),
('23203',' I Want You, To the Moon & Back,  Truly Madly Deeply, and Break Me Shake Me '),
('23204',' also have earlier alternate  versions, broadcast exclusively in Australia but unavailable commercially.'),
('23205',' Additional footage starring Linda Blair (qv) has been inserted in US  release. Original European version, without Blair, is titled "Orinoco '),
('23206','  Prison of Sex".'),
('23207',' The film was rejected for cinema in 1984 and later for video in 1986 by the  BBFC. It was eventually released in 1987 after nearly 12 minutes of  distributor edits which reduced the rape scene and heavily cut the climactic  crossbow fight. The BBFC then removed a further 1 min 4 secs from the movie  due to public concern over the use of crossbows in the UK.'),
('23208',' British 18 cert. version is very heavily cut for the rape scene and violence.  Also Finnish pre.cert.  tape is cut for little over one minute.'),
('23209',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('23210','rated and unrated versions.'),
('23211',' The DVD features four deleted scenes: '),
('23212',' Record Store: A scene after the first night at Steps. Snook tries to talk a   girl and gets shot down. He gives Derrick the last copy of a CD. Sara shops   for some hip'),
('23213','hop CDs and flirts with Derrick. '),
('23214',' Jazz Club: Sara Goes To See Her Father Play '),
('23215',' Chenelles Apartment: Kenny and Chenelle argue about the baby and talk about   their realtionship before the baby. '),
('23216',' Playground: Kenny and Chennele talk in a park.'),
('23217',' Later cut into half'),
('23218','hour installments that ran with syndicated repeats of  "Saved by the Bell" (1988).'),
('23219',' When shown in syndication, this movie is split up into four half'),
('23220','hour  "episodes".'),
('23221',' In the German'),
('23222','dubbed version of the movie, they were unsure how to  distinguish dialog between the German and the American soldiers, since they  would all be speaking German. In the end, they decided to address all the  American soldiers by their English titles, such as "Sergeant" and "Captain".'),
('23223',' On one of the Pay'),
('23224','per'),
('23225','view showings, several lines are cut.  When the squad  is going through the dogtags, Reiben notices many Italian'),
('23226','American soldiers  and says "I swear all the guineas are gettin it," that line is was cut.   Also, in the scene where Miller tells Ryan about his context of his wife  pruning the rose bushes, is cut.  However on the next airing these scenes  were not cut.'),
('23227',' German television'),
('23228','version is heavily cut, missing most of the violence  particularly during the landing'),
('23229','scene at the beginning of the film.'),
('23230',' R'),
('23231','Rated DVD/VHS release includes about 4 minutes of added footage, consisting  mainly of two scenes, one in a Subway restaurant where JD is showing his  trainees to his boss, and another in a laundromat where Darren and Sandy are  drying their clothes after falling in the water. Also, 3 uses of the word  "fuck" are added, among other dialogue, and the scene with the hookers  playing ping'),
('23232','pong has them topless, rather than wearing the bras they had in  the theatrical release.'),
('23233',' In the trailer for the film, when Steve Zahns character is doing "yoga" he  has digitally added underwear, while in the film he is nude.'),
('23234',' The song "Bite The Hand That Bleeds" by Fear Factory that originally played  over the end credits has been replaced on the uncut version of the film on  DVD by an original piece of music by Charlie Clouser entitled "Zepp  Overature"'),
('23235',' German Collectors Edition by Kinowelt contains R'),
('23236','rated version (with  commentary, making'),
('23237','of & English DTS'),
('23238','ES sound) and uncut version (labeled  "Directors cut", with unrated music'),
('23239','video and a soundtrack CD). The Saw I +  II steelbook edition includes what is labeled the "US directors cut" of Saw  I. This version replaces the logos (new Lionsgate logo, Twisted Pictures logo  instead of Evolution Management logo) at the beginning and removes some  moments between Adam and Dr. Gordon at the end (ca. 33 seconds).'),
('23240',' The theatrical version was trimmed to gain an R'),
('23241','rating.'),
('23242',' Uncut version has been released on DVD in the UK and the US. It is about 8  seconds longer than the R'),
('23243','rated version. The additional shots included a  close'),
('23244','up of the body on the bathroom floor, additional forensic photos, a  short segment of the man running through the barbed wire, and Amanda sifting  through the intestines looking for the key to the reverse'),
('23245','bear trap.'),
('23246',' The Thai DVD excludes all cigarettes and blood by using mosaic.'),
('23247',' Differences in the Unrated version of SAW II include: '),
('23248',' When the police are entering the Wilson Steel warehouse, three short cuts   are shown of Jigsaw upstairs, realizing the police have arrived. When he   realizes this, he calmly goes back to what he was working on. '),
('23249',' When the police are approaching Jigsaw several scenes are added where he is   eating Cheerios (as stated in the commentary on the original R'),
('23250','rated DVD). '),
('23251',' Jigsaw has a few extra lines of dialogue with Detective Matthews, mentioning   that he has "wiped the slate clean", and that most people are merely   "sleepwalking". '),
('23252',' When Obi is trapped in the oven, he attempts to break the glass on the far   side as he is burning alive. '),
('23253',' The scene of Amanda thrashing around in the syringe pit is extended. '),
('23254',' In the bathroom, Charlie Clousers score begins as Xavier begins cutting off   his skin, and continues until he dies from his throat being slashed. '),
('23255',' The opening scene with "The Venus Headtrap" is extended and the song   "Irresponsible Hate Anthem (Venus Headtrap Mix)" is playing in the   background. '),
('23256',' The scene where Matthews is beating up Jigsaw is extended with one extra   punch.'),
('23257',' Unrated version runs 5'),
('23258','6 minutes longer.'),
('23259',' The Thai DVD excludes all cigarettes and blood by using mosaic.'),
('23260',' In Germany the film was released by Kinowelt in three different versions: the  uncut theatrical (US R'),
('23261','rated) version (with a SPIO/JK approval, released in  three editions: standard amaray, steelbook and 2 disc limited collectors  edition), FSK'),
('23262','18 version (cut by 5 minutes) and FSK'),
('23263','16 version (cut by 21  minutes). The US unrated version of the film did not get a SPIO/JK approval  and was therefore not released officially in Germany (it was however released  in Austria, resulting in high exports to Germany).'),
('23264',' The Unrated version of Saw III differs from the theatrical in many ways. The  first noticeable difference is that the opening scene is more violent. The  shots of Erics heel being broken are much closer, and more detail is shown.  When Kerry is discussing Eric with Rigg, the scene is slightly extended,  showing her commenting on how she cant sleep because of his disappearance.  When Kerrys trap triggers, a frontal shot is shown of her ribs being torn  from her torso, leaving her organs exposed. Flashes showcase her innards  dropping to the floor. The next noticeable difference is during Danicas  Freezer Trap. A few extra shots show Jeff slamming the door, trying to get  out. During the Rack, Tims limbs are shown much more, showcasing his skin  tearing as the bone shatters out of his skin. The flashback fight scene  between Amanda and Eric is also extended. Amanda is shown hearing Erics  cries for his son, and seems distressed. While maneuvering in the corridor,  Eric sneaks up on her and the fight resumes from there. The last and most  major difference is the films ending. In the theatrical, once the montage of  the victims passes by, Lynns corpse is shown quickly, before cutting to Jeff  screaming, then on Jigsaws corpse, and finally cutting to black. In the  unrated, during the montage the music slighty overlaps, skipping a couple of  seconds forward, and then showing Lynns mutilated head, zooming in on the  gory details, and then slowly fading out to white. Surprisingly, the brain  surgery scene was not altered.'),
('23265',' Scenes shown in trailers but not in the theatrical release include: Orlando  Jones saying "She is not his sister.; Chris Klein being held by two guys and  Heather Graham saying "these men will help you feel right" (to which he  responds "I dont need men to help me feel right")'),
('23266',' DVD includes six deleted/altered scenes, one of which is an extended ending  where, after Klein finds out who his mom is, we cut to him and Graham on the  roof to his vet office and he says that there is are only lonely people then  they kiss and live happily ever after.'),
('23267',' Restored edition unveiled in 1998.'),
('23268',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('23269',' According to the director, the "20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition" DVD is the  most uncut version presently available, and is a combination of footage taken  from a heavily censored German master, a Canadian master and the American VHS  release which was the only source he could find for the imfamous scalping  scene, this accounts for the wildly varying video quality of the DVD.'),
('23270',' The version released on the Marquis video label is the full 83 minute  version. The film was also released on a double'),
('23271','billed VHS cassette with THE  SLAYER by Continental home video, but the running time was shortened to 74  minutes. Interestingly, none of the violent scenes was altered.'),
('23272',' Original 114'),
('23273','minutes British version was shortened to 108 minutes for the USA  theatrical release in order to avoid a X rating.'),
('23274',' Three versions of the film are available on video: '),
('23275',' the complete 114 min. unrated version '),
('23276',' a slightly edited 111 min. unrated version '),
('23277',' the heavily cut 105 min. R'),
('23278','rated version'),
('23279',' Upon its original UK release, the chief censor at the BBFC claimed to be able  to see a couple in the background of an orgy scene who were actually having  sex on top of a piano. Although the footage was not clear enough to confirm  this, the scene had to be optically blurred to cover up the offending  genitalia!'),
('23280',' The death of the first scanner (Victor Del Grande ) was filmed in two  different ways: the theatrical release has Revok (Michael Ironside (qv))  causing his head to explode; an alternate take, featured in television  versions, shows him dying of a grotesque heart attack instead. The Sci'),
('23281','Fi  Network has shown the scene intact.'),
('23282',' Additional change to censored version: in the final battle between Vale and  Revok, they substitute a weaker ending which freeze'),
('23283','frames Vale, shows some  phony'),
('23284','looking blue streaking animation of a "mind transfer" from Vale to  Revok, and then fades the screen, replacing the spectacular, but gory battle  almost entirely.'),
('23285',' The original Finnish video version is cut, especially the scene were Revok  caused the other scanners head to explode was trimmed. The re'),
('23286','released on  VHs & DVD by Future Film in 1996 is uncut.'),
('23287',' The Library of Congress Video Collection has a restored version of this film  with a new piano score composed and performed by Philip Carli. Its running  time is 76 minutes.  A small missing section is summarized by an intertitle.   Other restoration credits: Simmon, Scott ....... restoration producer  Fleming, Dina T. .... restoration production co'),
('23288','ordinator McConnell, Allan  .... restoration magnetic recording laboratory head Winther, James ......  restoration videotape transfer and editor Chrisman, Paul ...... restoration  music recordist DeAnna, Gene ........ restoration titles'),
('23289',' On 5 December 2000, Turner Classic Movies broadcast a 124'),
('23290','minute version with  a new musical score written by Jeffrey Mark Silverman and played by the  Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra, Ostravia, Czech Republic, conducted by Hugh  Munro Neely. It was the first time Scaramouche (1923) was ever shown on  television.'),
('23291',' Forum Home Video released the film in both R'),
('23292','rated and unrated versions, with  all of the gory effects removed from the former.'),
('23293',' A TV print that aired on USA Network included a scene not included on Medias  VHS: a group of teens searching for their lost friend in a parking garage  find her body hanging upside down much like a scene in Halloween (1978).'),
('23294',' The Swedish censors made 3 cuts: '),
('23295',' 1) Woman being whipped. '),
('23296',' 2) Kissing scene with 2 assisting women. '),
('23297',' 3) Sexual intercourse with 2 women and 1 man.'),
('23298',' Due to censorship requirements in several states, a second ending was shot,  in which Camonte doesnt try an escape, but is sentenced to death and finally  executed on the gallows. This alternate ending was shown only during the  original 1932 theatrical run. All prints in current circulation use director  Howard Hawks ending, in which Camonte tries to escape and is shot down.'),
('23299',' To give a "16" rating by FSK in then West Germany, most of the violence and  profanity had been toned down.'),
('23300',' A short version of the film was uploaded on the Internet in 2006. It lasts  for a minute and a half and is composed entirely of all 218 uses of the word  "Fuck" (And its variations).'),
('23301',' The Platinum edition released in 2006 has the DD 5.1 and DTS 5.1 with the new  sound effects that were previously available only on the 2003 theatrical  re'),
('23302','release of the movie.'),
('23303',' ABC edited 32 minutes from this film for its 1987 network television  premiere.'),
('23304',' Network TV version deletes or edits all violent scenes for censorship reasons  and adds some extra footage: '),
('23305',' the introduction text about Cubans fleeing from Mariel is slightly different   from the text shown in the theatrical version (a disclaimer stating that the   events are fictious has been added); '),
('23306',' extended Freedom Town section: Tony in a phone booth trying to call his   sister Gina; Angel looking in a phone book for his brother Pablo; extended   conversation between Tony and Manny about getting out of Freedom Town; Tony   and Manny watching television. '),
('23307',' Tonys first visit to his mothers house is longer. Tony opens a bottle of   champagne and makes a toast to America. '),
('23308',' before Tonys first visit to Sosa, the onscreen text has been changed from   "Cochabamba, Bolivia" to "South America"; '),
('23309',' during that visit Tony is introduced to Sosas girlfriend Gabriela; '),
('23310',' Tonys first meeting with his lawyer George; '),
('23311',' when Alberto is planting the bomb under the car in N.Y., Tony sees cops   nearby and distracts them by pretending to be looking for his missing dog.'),
('23312',' Curiously, only the widescreen video and DVD releases are uncut in the UK.  This contains the previously deleted portion of the chainsaw murder, with the  line: "And now the leg...!"'),
('23313',' Much of the chainsaw murder and the shootout at the end of the movie was cut  in Norway before its cinema release, later videoversions for sale are uncut.'),
('23314',' Overseas special edition DVD includes the following deleted scenes: '),
('23315',' Extended Freedom Town section: Tony in a phone booth trying to call his   sister Gina; Angel looking in a phone book for his brother Pablo; extended   conversation between Tony and Manny about getting out of Freedom Town; Tony   and Manny watching television. '),
('23316',' Tony, Manny, and two others driving, checking out the girls in Miami. '),
('23317',' During the visit to South America, Tony discusses a drug deal with some   people.  Also, Tony is introduced to Sosas girlfriend Gabriela. '),
('23318',' Tony discusses a drug deal with some people in a restaurant. '),
('23319',' Tonys first meeting with his lawyer George. '),
('23320',' When Alberto is planting the bomb under the car in N.Y., Tony sees cops   nearby and distracts them by pretending to be looking for his missing dog.'),
('23321',' The BBFC requested cuts of 25 sec. to give the film a 18 certification. These  cuts were waived in 2000.'),
('23322',' Re'),
('23323','Released for its 20th anniversary in September 2003 by Focus Features,  this newer version featured a re'),
('23324','mastered 35mm print and enhanced DTS  surround sound with redone sound effects. The 2'),
('23325','disk DVD released in the US  later that month had the remastered print, but the DD 5.1 and DTS 5.1 track  was redone with the original sound effects.'),
('23326',' The limited theatrical re'),
('23327','release for the 20th anniversary was actually  different from the 20th anniversary DVD release and isnt available anywhere.  Footage wise, the only difference was that the re'),
('23328','release replaced the old  Universal logo with the newer 3D logo. However, a majority of the differences  came from the films audio track. Many of the score cues had been remixed,  and in some cases, sounding re'),
('23329','recorded with additional instruments. Also,  all of the films gunshot sounds had been replaced with newly created gunshot  sound effects. Also, the audio in the films final sequence in Tony Montanas  mansion was completely revamped deleting some sound effects that were  previously incorrectly placed, also Tonys lines during the gunfight were  easier to hear and some of the henchmen had alternate "groans" dubbed in. The  biggest change of all in the sound was from Tonys machine gun/grenade  launcher ("Say hello to my LITTLE FRIEND!") which was given a loud, rocket  launcher style sound effect. As mentioned above, the 20th anniversary DVD  only has a 5.1 and DTS track of the original mix.'),
('23330',' DVD release is preceded by a brief, videotaped introduction by Asia Argento  that is not included in the theatrical version.'),
('23331',' Most video releases cut out the scene of Asia Argento shaving her pubic hair.'),
('23332',' In 2000, Turner Entertainment Co. copyrighted a restored version with a  musical score written by Lisa Anne Miller (qv) and Mark Northam (qv) and  a running time of 98 minutes. Its previous version ran 79 minutes.'),
('23333',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23334',' For the UK cinema and video versions, the British Board of Film  Classification trimmed the killing of the priest by bats and the stabbing of  the female vampire by Dracula.'),
('23335',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove a scene of Dracula  lapping blood from Tanias chest wound, footage of Tanias dismembered limbs  and a shortening of the Priests scarred face during the bat attack. A  further BBFC'),
('23336','requested cut to the torture of Klove with a poker was waived  after the distributors made a music edit instead. The cuts have never turned  up in any print to date and may no longer survive.'),
('23337',' Theatrical release includes a scene where Brenda is in a movie theater  watching _Shakespeare in Love (1998)_ (qv) and says of Gwyneth Paltrow: "Brad  Pitts ex'),
('23338','girlfriend is a real freak. She dressed up like a man." After the  initial release, producer Harvey Weinstein allegedly changed his mind about  the joke, feeling that it was disrespectful to Paltrow and requested its  removal future versions of the picture. On all home'),
('23339','video and foreign  releases the offending line has been redubbed to "Shes about to get it on  with Shakespeare. She dressing like a man."'),
('23340',' Director Keenen Ivory Wayans shot alternate footage of most racy/explicit  scenes for the TV version.'),
('23341',' The trailers exhibit dialogue and scenes not in the final film: '),
('23342',' In the opening sequence, after Drew says Oh I farted I didnt think youd   hear, the killer replies Oh, stinky!. '),
('23343',' A scene parodying Screams infamous rules of a horror movie that features   Shorty telling the rules. '),
('23344',' A scene parodying the sequence in Scream in which the remaining party guests   watch Halloween.'),
('23345',' The DVD has six additional scenes '),
('23346',' Hop Along Shorty: a love scene for Marlon  Wayans charatcer shorty. '),
('23347',' Ray Calls A Play: an extended scene on the  football field. '),
('23348',' Bobbys Lesson: an added part to Bobby and Cinnys love  scene '),
('23349',' Gail gets survelliance camera: a scene similiar to the scene in the   oringinal Scream where Gail sets up a camera at the party. '),
('23350',' Shorty Watches  Girl on Surveillance Camera: Shorty thinks hes watching a  horror movie but  he is actually watching a murder. '),
('23351',' Cinnys Last Stand: an extended ending.'),
('23352',' In the scene where Buffy is being killed in the locker room a sequence was  removed from the DVD version of the film. The killer is stabbing Buffy and  she is holding her guts up and saying something to the effect of "Ooooo look  at my guts!" etc. Instead the DVD cuts right to the part where her head gets  chopped off. Also when her severed head gets dumped into the Lost and Found  it shows her talking severed head.'),
('23353',' In the French version, two differences in dialogue are made in the beginning.  When the killer says "I wanna see what your guts look like!" (or something to  that effect), Drew replies "well, turn to the centrefold!" Killer: "Whats  your favourite scary movie?" Drew: Uh... Space Jam. Killer: Thats not a  scary movie! Drew: It is if youve seen Michael Jordan act!'),
('23354',' A bootleg VHS version circulating after the films theatrical released in  England contained extra footage not present on the DVD. Here are some of the  differences: '),
('23355',' The bootleg copy had been panned and scanned from the Super'),
('23356','35 negative (you   can tell because when Gail shoots the boy behind her, you see the crash pad   he lands on) '),
('23357',' In the booleg, just before Doofy tells the crowd of reporters that "Gail   swallows", he asks if anyone wants to smell his finger '),
('23358',' A short sequence in the bootleg sees Shorty in the cafeteria saying, "Damn I   got the munchies! I wonder what they have for lunch?" He then looks at the   menus which say "Same old shit" '),
('23359',' Brendas dialogue about Gwyneth Paltrow, where she says "Brad Pitts   ex'),
('23360','girlfriend is a real freak, she dressed up like a man" was present in the   bootleg cut '),
('23361',' The sequence with Drews boyfriend was different in the bootleg edition. The   boyfriend was different, and the editing was slightly altered in comparison   to the DVD '),
('23362',' "Bobbys Lesson", one of the deleted scenes on the DVD, was integrated into   the movie in the bootleg copy '),
('23363',' The black news reporter in the van didnt have his voice dubbed in the   bootleg. He doesnt say "reporting live for Black TV", but instead something   that sounds like "reporting live for B.E.T." '),
('23364',' The Budweiser advert parody was not in the bootleg edition '),
('23365',' More sexual jokes about Cindys mam were made just before Cindy comes to see   the principal in the bootleg. At one point, the Sheriff gets on the table   and thrusts into it, pretending to be having sex, and as Cindy walks in the   principal says something along the lines of "well, thanks for clearing up my   back problem, Sheriff" '),
('23366',' Just after this, a little more dialogue between Doofy and the principal was   present in the bootleg. '),
('23367',' The scene where the killer phones someone and asks what their favourite   scary movie is wasnt in the bootleg '),
('23368',' Buffys death was more gory in the bootleg, including her intestines being   pulled out '),
('23369',' When Cindy asks Bobby about a PG'),
('23370','13 relationship, when she opens her night   gown she has a hairy chest (in another version of the film, she has six   nipples) '),
('23371',' Cindys scream at the end was longer in the bootleg cut and the shot just   cuts to black so we dont see her get run over.'),
('23372',' In the bootleg VHS version: '),
('23373',' Theres a extended sex scene between Cindy and Bobby, where Cindy draws a   map of her body to Bobby to find the right point. '),
('23374',' When Cindy, Buffy and Brenda are arriving at school theres a extended talk   scene, wheres Buffy tells that she saw in the newspaper a horrible picture   of Drew died wearing clothes that doesnt match.'),
('23375',' In the German version the answer to the Killers question "Whats your  favourite scary movie?" is changed from "Kazaam" to "Spice World", mocking  the Spice Girls acting instead of Shaqs.'),
('23376',' The US VHS version shows the penis through the head scene a few seconds  longer than the DVD.'),
('23377',' The overseas version cuts most of the sex clips including Rays flirting with  the boys in the locker room, and the penis through the head. It also cuts the  the scene when Greg finds the picture of his little thing in the Boys locker  room, and Cindys conversation with gym teacher Miss Man.'),
('23378',' Trailers included a scene where Cindy runs into Ray in the school hallways;  she says, "Ray!  Whatre you doing here?  Youre dead!" to which he replies,  "Yeah, but this is the sequel."  Both dumbly nod for a second, then the bit  ends.'),
('23379',' A scene shown in the trailer, but not in the movie is where Shorty blows  smoke into the face of the ghost and he becomes stoned.'),
('23380',' The original ending is a Pearl Harbor spoof. It contains all of the  characters laying dead in the mansion, and than the kitty puts on a japaneise  bandana (ala Pearl Harbor) jumps in a plane, flys above the mansion, and than  bombs it, with the camera following the bomb down to the mansion, blowing  everyone up inside it. This scene is included in the deleted sequences  section of the DVD. Also included is a additional alternate ending in which  James Woods reappears as the Exorcist priest to again "bless this house" and  set up the dive'),
('23381','bombing Kitty ending and a second ending in which Cindy,  standing in Hell Houses main hallway, is run over by a speeding car...'),
('23382',' There were over 20 deleted scenes including: '),
('23383',' an alternate scene of the scene where Shorty is smoked by the plant, which   includes a cassette of "Ghetto Lullabies" featuring gunshots and police car   sirens, and "Wilson" (from Cast Away), where Shorty asks for his help and   Wilson tells Shory he is on his own and then rolls away. '),
('23384',' an alternate take of the scene with Hanson, Shorty & Cindy in the kitchen,   including Shorty having a very small brain which he proceeds to eat and then   die, and a scene mocking Hannibal with Hanson & CIndy being connected by   handcuffs, but Hansons hand is too small and he gets away immediately '),
('23385',' a scene where Professor Oldman is telling the kids about the history of the   house, and Brenda keeps having psychic connections with past owners (or so   she thinks), even though some are still alive. Then she walks by numerous   things and yells that the ghost in these items, (including a mirror that   punches her back) '),
('23386',' a scene better explaining Alexs apperance and her reasons for being there. '),
('23387',' a scene where Alex finally "breaks up" with a boy that she was actually   stalking. '),
('23388',' a scene where Alex freshens up and wants to be "taken advantage of" again by   the ghost, and the ghost runs away. '),
('23389',' numerous scenes with the bird not talking and Shorty & Cindy eating him. '),
('23390',' a scene better introducing Dwight driving his car (who knows how) and his   licence plate "GOT LEGS". '),
('23391',' a scene after Alex is hit by the chandelier, and Theo comes in and Alex   squeezes her chest and tells her to remember all the times they got very   "personal" (even though they met the day before) '),
('23392',' Extended scene showing Cindy reading the diary in her room, only to open up   a vortex that nearly sucks her out of the room and paralyzes her.  Shes put   into a tub with the water rising over her head like in    _What Lies Beneath (2000)_ (qv), using her right foot to try to unstop  the   drain, then extending it far over to the side of the bathroom  to call for   help on the telephone.'),
('23393',' In an alternate scene, Cindy and Buddy are trapped in a room with a ghost.  Cindy says if they break open a bunch of pouches of blood all over the floor,  they can see the ghosts footprints, so they proceed to do it. After they  have broken them all, a huge puddle of blood is on the floor. A phone by  Cindy rings, and she answers it, to which a doctor on the other line says:  "Im looking for blood that was being stored at your location for me by  Dwight Hartman, its for a boy who is in desperate need of a blood  transfusion. It cuts to the doctor in the room with two grieving parents who  are with their son, played by Beetlejuice, saying "Im just a little boy! I  just cant help it...Im dying!" Cindy replies: "Dwight Hartman no live  here!" And hangs up.'),
('23394',' Since no one in Russia has seen the TV show "Survivor", the Russian release  of the movie had Father Harriss line changed from "And got that unholy bitch  Jerrie kicked off from Survivor" to "And by whose grace I am in this stupid  movie."'),
('23395',' Also released in an unrated version which runs 76 seconds longer.'),
('23396',' Originally released in 1969 as The Scavengers. Reissued in 1971 under the  title The Grabbers with added sex scenes.'),
('23397',' Bergman prepared a four'),
('23398','hour version of "Scenes from a Marriage," hoping it  would be shown as a two'),
('23399','part film.  It never appeared in the US, although the  original six'),
('23400','hour mini'),
('23401','series was shown on PBS after the 168 minute cut had  played theatrically.'),
('23402',' A 299 minute version is featured on a 3'),
('23403','disc Criterion Collection DVD,  released in 2004.'),
('23404',' There is also a sound version of this film which the filmmaker recommends be  seen for sound study purposes only.'),
('23405',' The heavily edited network TV version was disowned by director  Martin Brest (qv), and credits "Allen Smithee" as director.'),
('23406',' A "kiddie friendly" version of this cartoon was also produced, in which two  of the more objectionable jokes were altered for family viewing.'),
('23407',' The DVD contains one additional scene with David and Cornelia running through  the library and discovering a reading room in which some chairs has been  fallen over. The scene lasts about one minute and was removed from the final  movie in the cutting room.'),
('23408',' The most common version is the newly released Shriek Show (Media'),
('23409','Blasters)  DVD, which is completely uncut and runs at exactly 90 minutes.'),
('23410',' German version is edited for a "Not under 18" rating.'),
('23411',' When released in the UK in 1987 this title was cut by 52 seconds by the BBFC.  When resubmitted in 1993 some of these cuts were waived.'),
('23412',' At the end of the sequence in which the family is kicked out of their  apartment and forced into the ghetto, while Oskar Schindler moves in to their  former home, a stream of fellow Jews pour through the familys new apartment.  In the theatrical version, they each greeted the displaced family by saying  "Shalom." However, before the film came to video, it was realized that Polish  Jews would not have said this Hebrew word, so the line from each Jew was  re'),
('23413','dubbed to the Polish "Dzien Dobry."'),
('23414',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 3 secs by the BBFC to edit a  nude stabbing scene, a hammer murder, and a shot of a knitting needle in a  womans eye.'),
('23415',' The National Film Museum, Inc. had Hypercube, llc, New York City, digitally  restore the movie and provide English with the German intertitles. It has a  piano music score composed and performed by Douglas M. Protsik and runs 74  minutes.'),
('23416',' Original release had K die at end, later releases altered this.'),
('23417',' Some earlier releases on the Media label shorten the role of Ivan Rassimov  (the psychologist). The Anchor Bay and Hollywood DVD releases are complete  and uncut.'),
('23418',' When "Schools Out" premered in the United States in 1993 on PBS, lots of  footage was left out. These scenes include: '),
('23419',' Joey and Tessa going into more detail about the movie they saw on their   first date. '),
('23420',' Snake falling into the pool on his first day as a lifeguard. '),
('23421',' Snake being followed around the pool by little girls who develop crushes on   him. '),
('23422',' Tessa showing up late for work the day after her date with Joey, then going   into detail with Spike on how Joey will be hers before school starts. '),
('23423',' Snake confronting Joey about two'),
('23424','timing Caitlin with Tessa, and saying that   Joey has spent his summer "f**king Tessa". (In the U.S. version, "seeing   Tessa" was dubbed over the above mentioned words). '),
('23425',' When Caitlin overhears the coversation, she asks Joey, "You were f**king   Tessa Campinelli?" '),
('23426',' Snake recuses a drowning girl at Broncos party, then has a breakdown   because of his lousy summer.'),
('23427',' German TV version was edited for violence/gore (ca. 2 min) to be broadcast at  primetime.'),
('23428',' Due to legal differences the music has been altered in the VHS and DVD  releases and will remain altered in all subsequent TV and cinema screenings:  The original main theme has been re'),
('23429','composed and during the end credits a new  original song replaces Lou Begas "Keep on smiling".'),
('23430',' Several scenes were scripted and filmed but not included in the final cut  (however, some outtakes from the scenes are showed during the end credits): '),
('23431',' an alternative beginning influenced by Sergio Leone western movies; '),
('23432',' an extended scene in which Ranger goes through the town and townsmen  are   escaping; '),
('23433',' several extended parts of scenes who remained in the film (e. g. a longer   conversation with Karl May); '),
('23434',' an extended scene with Winnetouch and Hombre; an extended scene with Dimitri   in the burning ranch; '),
('23435',' the Schoschonen arriving at the Puder Rosa ranch; '),
('23436',' a scene with Dimitri before the cave; '),
('23437',' a love scene with Ranger and Uschi at night.'),
('23438',' In the summer of 2002 the film was re'),
('23439','released in Germany as "Der Schuh des  Manitu '),
('23440',' Extra Large" with 8 minutes of newly shot footage. This footage is  called "The Prologue" and deals with the birth and childhood of the main  characters Winnetouch and Abahachi.'),
('23441',' The US version released on VHS under the title "Campus Swingers" is missing  over 20 minutes of footage.'),
('23442',' This film was released in the United States as  _First Spaceship on Venus (1962)_ (qv). This version was edited down to 80  minutes, dubbed into English, and had Andrzej Markowskis score replaced by a  stock score prepared by Gordon Zahler of the General Music Corporation.'),
('23443',' The original European version ran a full 147 minutes. The U.S. version was  cut to 105 minutes. Only this version is available on video (Water Bearer  Films Video) in the United States.'),
('23444',' The French DVD edition present a alternate version of the film made of B'),
('23445','roll  footage.'),
('23446',' The original film is Italian, and there is an English dubbed version for the  USA market, under a different title.'),
('23447',' Some USA video editions are edited to suppress the full nudity in the shower  scene and to minimize the subsequent fist fight between two boys.'),
('23448',' This was at first released as small clips during the scooby doo marathons  that they ran during the time. But at halloween (and then sometime in  december) they made a full'),
('23449','length special on TV.'),
('23450',' 1 second was cut (sight of potentially imitable martial arts techniques  (kicks to head)) by the distributor in the UK to qualify for a PG rating.  An uncut 12 rating was available.'),
('23451',' Allegedly a version with hardcore gay scenes was made as well.'),
('23452',' The original VHS release cut out almost all instances of male frontal nudity  (while keeping male rear'),
('23453','views and all female nudity intact).The current DVD  version is also missing 30 minutes of hardcore footage that was shown in the  theatrical version'),
('23454',' In the UK the distributor, UIP, removed a headbutt in the final fight  sequence between Mathayus and Memnon after advice given to them by the BBFC.  This was done to obtain a more commercial 12 rating.'),
('23455',' German version was shipped to cinemas prior to final certification with UIP  Germany expecting a "Not under 12" rating. But the German ratings board  slapped the film with a "Not under 16" rating so the film was edited for  violence two days after release for the more commerical lower rating.'),
('23456',' In the trailer, the camera shows The Sorceress rising from the bath from a  different angle than in the theatrical version. Also, in the trailer there  are no flowers in front of her, resulting in more nudity.'),
('23457',' In the trailer, Memnon and his marauding horde are riding into the conquered  village during the day. In the theatrical version, they ride in at night.'),
('23458',' British broadcasts digitally added a fig leaf over Billys private parts when  he goes running naked in the snow. Canadian broadcasts were not censored.'),
('23459',' A "directors edition" was released in 2004 containing additional scenes and  options.'),
('23460',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon. This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('23461',' The BBFC eventually passed the film as 18 in 2003 after making 15 minutes 24  secs of cuts, thus heavily reducing the running time to just under 80  minutes. Among the scenes removed were the entire shower rape, another rape  culminating in a woman being urinated on, and shots of a woman running a  knife across a mans chest and penis.'),
('23462',' In April 2003, the BBFC in the UK has demanded that 17 minutes and 40 seconds  of footage be removed from the movies 95 minute run time in order for it to  receive an "18" rating.'),
('23463',' German DVD/VHS releases by VCL/MAWA were offered in two versions: the uncut  Not under 18 version and a cut version which misses ca. 4 minutes and has a  Not under 16 rating.'),
('23464',' Japenese Region 2 DVD includes the NC'),
('23465','17 Uncut version and R Rated version.'),
('23466',' A video version released in late 1997 includes some of the cut footage. There  is also a boxed set with the widescreen version, as well as a widescreen  version with commentary that does not include the extra footage.'),
('23467',' Video Directors Cut on VHS removes a brief scene showing Stu saying  "yesssss" and moving his arm after the announcement that the school has been  closed.'),
('23468',' Version shown on USA cable network Starz is cut for violence (using a  freeze'),
('23469','frame, for example, for the scene where Casey looks at Steves guts).'),
('23470',' Whats called "Directors Cut" in Germany is the normal R'),
('23471','rated version, not  the real "Directors Cut". The real "Directors Cut" was released on DVD in  2005 by Kinowelt Home Entertainment.'),
('23472',' In the VHS copy of Scream, like the deleted Matthew Lillard "yess!",  there  is about 1 or 2 seconds missing from Tatums death scene.  In the theatrical  release an above shot of Tatums head coming toward the camera, cut to her POV  of the garage rafters before her head is Flattened.  In the VHS release her  POV is deleted. In the opening scene, in the theatrical release the zoom in  on Caseys corpse was time compressed, when released on video it is at normal  speed.  The sound however has not been altered. The thunder crash and Her  mother scream stop a great deal before the cut and lightening on screen.   In  the next scene to make up for the time, the sound of Sidney typing is looped  twice before the picture pops back up.'),
('23473',' The scene where Sydney is calling the police through her "Deaf typer" program  was originally longer. She types in "killer in the house" which is shown in  the trailers but doesnt appear in the theatrical version. It also goes on to  have her type in that her address is somehwer on Elm Street, a Wes Craven  reference.'),
('23474',' The US LaserDisc version contains the directors cut with ca. 20 seconds of  restored footage that was originally cut to avoid being slapped with the  NC'),
('23475','17 by the MPAA. It also has commentary by director Wes Craven and writer  Kevin Williamson. In the commentary, Craven notes five places where his cut  differs from the theatrical release: '),
('23476',' Steves guts are shown pouring out of him as Casey looks on. In the released   version, the very last few moments of this are shown. '),
('23477',' Casey hanging from the tree was time compressed in the film release (it is   at normal speed here). '),
('23478',' When Tatum meets her death by garage door, her head is shown, very briefly   being flattened. '),
('23479',' After Kenny the cameramans throat is cut, he stares at the blood on his   hand after touching his neck, and then looks up at the killer. '),
('23480',' Billy clearly loses control as he delivers his final cuts to Stuart. '),
('23481',' After Billy and Stuart have finished stabbing each other, there is a shot of   Stus hand dripping blood into a puddle, with Sydneys father looking on.'),
('23482',' The DVD omits Robert Rodriguezs directors credit during the opening titles  for "Stab"'),
('23483',' Theatrical version was cut in Germany to avoid a Not under 18 rating. The  uncut version was released on video.'),
('23484',' A scene between Sidney (Neve Campbell) and Tyson (Deon Richmond) was cut out  of the film for pacing. It reportedly involved the two talking about the  similarities between an "I Know What You Did Last Summer"'),
('23485','ish flick Tyson was  describing out of the pages of the Hollywood Reporter to Stab III.'),
('23486',' A scene in which Tyson explains that black people always get killed in scary  movies, they never are the killer was in the trailer and in several T.V.  spots but was not in the theatrical release.'),
('23487',' R1 DVD includes an alternative ending and some deleted/alternative scenes: '),
('23488',' Two different versions of Cotton Wearys pre'),
('23489','title sequence; '),
('23490',' A scene taking place on the Stab 3 set, where we see the crew sitting   together and talking with Dewey; '),
('23491',' A scene showing Jenny McCarthy talking with a security guard for Sunrise   Studios. '),
('23492',' The alternate ending to the film involves Sydney hiding from the killer,   while preparing to strike at the right moment. Only the beginning and end of   the two endings are different.'),
('23493',' The Showtime premiere uses the same sort of thing as "Scream," having a  freeze frame for the more violent scenes.'),
('23494',' Reissued in 1989 with nude shots added, scenes slowed down and disco music  added.'),
('23495',' A UK video release as Girls in the Streets had 14 mins, 53 seconds cut by the  censors'),
('23496',' Although originally released intact in the UK (pre the video recordings act)  as A Scream in the Streets, the film has had to be cut by 14 minutes, 53  seconds to obtain a classification.  Now known as Girls in the Street the  following is missing: '),
('23497',' A new credit sequence has had to be created, originally the film opened to   its transvestite killer, beating up a woman and pulling her clothes off'),
('23498','   most of this seen in window'),
('23499','box form against the credits.  The new credits   blank out this footage and are now set against red as apposed to the   original black. '),
('23500',' The massage parlour sequence is missing various shots of the man and womans   bottoms as well as full frontal male nudity.  Removed almost entirely is the   sequence when the client goes insane and whips the girl with his belt, all   that remains is a brief shot of the girls clothes being ripped off and the   police dragging him off her. '),
('23501',' The Peeping Tom scene is missing the couple smoking dope as well as some   dialogue due to print damage. '),
('23502',' A bloody shootout that follows the Peeping Tom scene is missing. '),
('23503',' The bedroom scene with Sharon Kelly/Colleen Brennan is missing several shots   that although not hard'),
('23504','core seem stronger than any simulation. '),
('23505',' The bored housewives scene is missing some shots off the girls on the   couch and later phoning the police '),
('23506',' A whole 4 minute scene featuring a bank robbery and the cops chasing the   robber, which ends with the robbers car going over a cliff is deleted. '),
('23507',' A scene where Streeker meets Haskells wife is missing. '),
('23508',' The transvestite sex killers last victim is now spared the killers order   to strip and his subsequent brutalization.'),
('23509',' Video version features an introduction by Johnny Legend.'),
('23510',' There are two versions of the opening credits for this film. In one, a hand  removes a volume of "A Christmas Carol" off a bookshelf and opens it; over  this is superimposed the title "Scrooge". As the hand turns the pages, the  credits are printed on them. In the other, the title and credits appear on a  plaque.'),
('23511',' The original American release of this film was 63 minutes long. The 15  minutes of deleted scenes include: '),
('23512',' The visit of the two men seeking donations; '),
('23513',' Much of the dinner at the Cratchits, including Tiny Tim saying "God bless   us, everyone"; '),
('23514',' Brief scenes on a lighthouse and a sailing ship; '),
('23515',' The party at Freds while Scrooge and Christmas Present watch; '),
('23516',' The ending where Scrooge meets Bob Cratchit at church. '),
('23517',' The complete 78 minute version is now avaiable on several DVD editions.'),
('23518',' Besides the complete 78 minute version, two alternate versions commonly air  on American television: a 60 minute version, and a 71 minute version. These  alternate editions both have different opening credits than the "complete"  film '),
('23519',' they say "16mm Films" at the beginning, and have closing credits  (which the original version does not). The complete 1935 version starts with  a hand removing a volume of "A Christmas Carol" from a shelf of books '),
('23520',' very  similar to the opening of the 1951 version with Alastair Sim (qv).'),
('23521',' Some home video releases "trim" just a few seconds off the opening.'),
('23522',' Both the British and American versions of this movie are on the Emerald  Edition DVD.'),
('23523',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23524',' In American prints of this film, some of the sound and music mix in the  "Marleys ghost" sequence is different.'),
('23525',' The colorized version moves a scene with Tiny Tim to the beginning of the  film instead of the original placement about 15 minutes into the film.'),
('23526',' The version shown on network television deletes all of the scarier scenes in  the film, including the ghosts Scrooge and Marley are passing during his  first visit from Marley, the revelation of the Spirit of the futures face,  and the entire hell segment.'),
('23527',' On the TBS "edited for content" version of this film, the line were Bill  Murrays character says that the stagehands are "looking for em (a ladys  nipples)" it has been dubbed over as something to the extent of "looking  hard".'),
('23528',' Towards the end of the film Murray exclaims, "What sort of rat bastard would  do something like this!?" In the TV version, this has been changed to, "What  kind of rat idiot would do something like this!?"'),
('23529',' At least two versions were in circulation at one time: one with Marilyn  Monroes single line of dialog intact, and another in which her line was cut  out.'),
('23530',' There are differences between the TV and the theatrical version: '),
('23531',' It is shown in 1.33:1 aspect ratio. '),
('23532',' Any punches, slaps or kickings are muffled. '),
('23533',' There is a scene with the 3 new arrivals having a bath in the TV version and   not in the theatrical version. Davis complains about the water being too   warm and gets slapped. '),
('23534',' No strong language was used in the TV version. '),
('23535',' Archer and Carlin talking to each other for the first time differs between   the two versions. In the TV version, they talk to each other in the laundry   whereas in the theatrical version, a changing room. '),
('23536',' Banks bullying Davis is slightly different. In the tv version Banks grabs   Davis and slaps him and tells him that he is the daddy here and pays his   dues like the rest. When Davis says he doesnt smokes, Banks slaps him   again. In the theatrical version, he does something similar but kicks Davis   as he stood up and shoves him back onto the bench. '),
('23537',' In the TV version, Davis getting bullied again. Richards pours hot tea on   him and Mr. Sands shouts at Davis for being a slob. '),
('23538',' The TV version omits a scene with Archer talking to the Matron about vetos   on books. '),
('23539',' In the TV version, Mr Greaves asks Carlin about his bruised face. The   theatrical version is similar but Mr Sands asks Carlin about his face. '),
('23540',' The TV version omits Meakin asks the Matron when is she going to call them   by their first names. '),
('23541',' Banks beating by Carlin is similar in both versions. In the tv version,   Carlin dunks Banks head in the sink and hits him a few times and calmly   declares himself the new daddy. He finally kicks kicks him once in the   groin. The theatrical is similar but Carlin is more angrier. '),
('23542',' Baldys beating by Carlin is fairly brief. The sound effect when Carlin   beats him with the pipe is muffled. '),
('23543',' Toynes suicide is deleted in the TV version. '),
('23544',' There is a brief scene with Archer painting "I am happy" on a wall. This is   not in the TV version '),
('23545',' Carlins homosexual relationship with another inmate is in the TV version. '),
('23546',' Davis rape is brief and non graphic compared to the graphic and prolonged   film version. His suicide is not as graphic as the theatrical version. '),
('23547',' After the riots, Carlin is taken to the punishment block and beaten up. The   theatrical version is similar but more graphic. '),
('23548',' The credits has music unlike the theatrical version.'),
('23549',' Norwegian cinema version was cut in the rape scene and the suicide scene.  Later video versions are uncut.'),
('23550',' A heavily censored version was shown on Channel Four Television in the UK in  the early nineties, with the rape of Davis and his subsequent gory suicide  considerably trimmed to diminish their impact. More recently, Channel Four  have shown the film in its uncut form.'),
('23551',' The Odyssey video release (UK) has a much louder sound effect when Carlin  hits Baldy with the iron pipe than can be heard on the supposedly unedited TV  version.'),
('23552',' There are differences between the theatrical and the TV version: '),
('23553',' The aspect ratio is 1.66:1 instead of 1.33:1 in the tv version. '),
('23554',' There is a scene with the 3 new arrivals having a bath in the TV version.   This is eliminated in the theatrical version. '),
('23555',' Unlike in the tv version were punches, kicks or slaps are muffled, it is   clearly audible in the theatrical version, '),
('23556',' The use of strong language(and at least 2 instances of very strong language)   in the theatrical version. '),
('23557',' Archer and Carlin talking to each other for the first time differs in the 2   versions. In the TV version, they talk to each other in the laundry whereas   in the theatrical version, a changing room. '),
('23558',' Banks bullying Davis is slightly different in both version. In the   theatrical version, Banks tell Davis to stand up. He does so but Banks kicks   him and tells him that he is the daddy here and Davis must pays his dues   like the rest. When Davis insists he doesnt smokes, Banks slaps him and   reminds that there are no Dolly Mixtures. Banks repeats that he is the daddy   and slaps Davis for not responding. He finally pushes Davis on the benches.   In the tv version, he just grabs him and slaps him followed by similar   dialogue followed by another slap. '),
('23559',' Richards pours hot tea on Davis and Mr. Sands shouts at Davis for being a   slob is not in the theatrical version. '),
('23560',' There is a scene in the theatrical version where Archer talks to the Matron   about vetos on books. '),
('23561',' In the TV version, Mr Greaves asks Carlin about his bruised face. In the   theatrical version, Mr Sands asks what happened to his face. '),
('23562',' Meakin asks the Matron when is she going to call them by their first names.   This scene is not in the TV version. '),
('23563',' Banks beating by Carlin is similar in both versions. In the theatrical   version, Carlin dunks Banks head in the sink and hits him repeatedly.   Carlin angrily declares himself the new daddy. He finally kicks kicks him   repeatedly in the groin. The theatrical is similar but Banks beating is   slightly less brutal and Carlin declares himself as the new daddy but he   says it in a much more calmer manner. '),
('23564',' When Carlin beats up Baldy, the theatrical version depicts the beating as   prolonged. The sound effects is much louder when Carlin beats up Baldy with   the pipe is louder. In the theatrical version, Baldys beating is brief. '),
('23565',' Toynes suicide is in the theatrical version. '),
('23566',' There is a brief scene with Archer painting "I am happy" on a wall. '),
('23567',' Carlins homosexual relationship with another inmate has been eliminated in   the theatrical version. '),
('23568',' Davis rape is longer and graphic. His suicide is also more graphic than the   TV version. '),
('23569',' After the riots, Carlin is dragged into the punishment cells with a very   bloody face. The TV version is similar but without the bloody face. '),
('23570',' The credits has no music unlike the TV version.'),
('23571',' The Italian print includes a sequence where gold bullets are dug out of the  still living character, Oaks. This was cut from most export prints.'),
('23572',' The German VPS Video Release has all the gore intact (including the  gold'),
('23573','digging scene and the infamous scalping scenes) but is missing nearly  half an hour of dialogue.'),
('23574',' The Blue Underground DVD, released in January 2003, runs about 116m 35s long  and appears to be the complete, uncut version of the film.  It includes both  the notorious "gold digging" and "scalping" gore scenes.'),
('23575',' The Italian release shows the gang entering the town as the girl spits in the  boys face three times.'),
('23576',' There are 2 english language versions of Snake in the Eagles Shadow. The  first one, which was re'),
('23577','released in 1996 by a distributor called Arena Home  Video, is known as Snake in the Eagles Shadow and its a Widescreen  format.  The second version, known as The Eagles Shadow, is released by a  distributor called World Video & Supply.'),
('23578',' There are some major differences between these two versions. On the version  Snake in the Eagles Shadow at the beginning where Hwang Jang'),
('23579','Lee fights  some guy, you hear music playing but on the other version The Eagles  Shadow on that same exact part a man tells you what the characters names  are and whats going on between the two fighters and why theyre fighting.   The name credits are also different: for example, in Snake in the Eagles  Shadow Jackie Chan is credited as Chen Lung and Yuen Siu'),
('23580','Tien is credited as  Yuen Hsiao'),
('23581','Tien. In the other version The Eagles Shadow, Jackie Chan is  credited as Jacky Chan, Yuen Siu'),
('23582','Ten as Simon Yuen and Hwang Jang'),
('23583','Lee as Juan  Jan'),
('23584','Lee aka Hwant Jang'),
('23585','Lee.'),
('23586',' The UK version is cut to remove the Cat/Cobra fight as it contravenes the  Cruelty To Animals Act.'),
('23587',' USA laserdisc edition adds a few scenes deleted from theatrical release as a  bonus at the end of the programme, including: a prologue where Somerset  (Morgan Freeman) is going to buy a countryhouse. He uses his switchblade  (seen many times in the final cut, but not explained) to cut out a small  piece of wallpaper. There is an extended scene at the Mills when David (Brad  Pitt) is playing with his dogs, and Somerset talks to Tracy. He tells her  about the house and shows her the wallpaper. She tells him that it wouldnt  be such a good idea to show it to David, saying "He wouldnt understand.".  These two scenes establish Somersets characters better, and the second one  helps the viewer understand why the wife chooses Sommerset to talk to when  she gets pregnant. She knows that Somerset is much more sensible than her  husband, and will understand her. The second one however was probably dumped  earlier since it is included among the dailies and outtakes and the first one  appears as an deleted scene.'),
('23588',' In the US version, Tracy Mills (Gwyneth Paltrow (qv)) calls her husband at  the office and asks to speak to Detective Somerset (Morgan Freeman ). We  see them talking on the phone but only hear what Detective Mills  (Brad Pitt (qv)) and Somerset say. When Somerset hangs up, he explains to  Mills that his wife has invited him over for dinner. In the Italian version  Tracys dialogue has been dubbed over the soundtrack, letting the audience  hear her talking on the phone and making the invitation, thus rendering  Somersets later explanation somewhat redundant.'),
('23589',' In the Platinum Series DVD released by New Line on 12/19/2000, Mills has a  line just as Somerset runs up to him in the climactic scene. The line is  supposed to be "What the f***s he talking about?" Clearly audible on the  Criterion laserdisc, this line is obscured on the new DVD because the  director, while remastering the sound for the new release, thought that the  character should be whispering the line to himself rather than yelling it, as  it was on the Criterion laserdisc. Thus, it was altered. The song used for  the opening credit sequence is a remix of a remix of "Closer" by Nine Inch  Nails. It was credited as "Closer (Precursor) (Remix)" by Nine Inch Nails on  the Criterion laserdisc, but the new DVD simply credits the song as Closer by  Nine Inch Nails. The new DVD was made using one of the CCE silver retention  process prints as the Criterion laserdisc was, while the previous New Line  VHS, laserdisc and DVD releases used one of the regular theatrical prints.  The song title differs on these prints. Note: The Criterion laserdisc release  also moved a few seconds of Howard Shores score for its last side break so  as to keep the entire music cue intact. The cue plays as originally shot on  the new DVD.'),
('23590',' A few hundred of the 2,500 first'),
('23591','run prints released theatrically were  created using a silver retention process called CCE.  With silver retention  the silver leached out during conventional film processing is rebonded to the  print, thus greatly increasing luminosity in the light portions of the image  and the density of the dark tones.'),
('23592',' The writer, Andrew Kevin Walker, completed two separate drafts of the ending.  The first is the one that we see, and the second is one where John Doe is  killed by Somerset instead of Mills. This alternate ending sequence was  storyboarded and is included in the published script, but never filmed.'),
('23593',' The version shown on BBC TV in the UK was heavily cut.  All f'),
('23594','words were  removed, as were some of the more grisly images in the various murder scenes.  Most notable cuts were to the autopsy of the gluttony victim (shots of the  victims full body as well as the removed stomach are missing) and the  interrogation after the lust murder (we no longer see the picture of the  implement used in the murder).'),
('23595',' The DVD contains an alternate ending which features alternate takes of some  scenes.  It shows the delivery guy also hand Sommerset the truck  registration.  Afterwards, a wide shot of Mills is shown when John Doe  reveals Mills wife was pregnant, instead of the close up.  There is no quick  flash of Gwyneth Paltrows face before Mills shoots Doe, and only one shot to  the head is fired.  There are no additional shots fired at Doe afterwards.'),
('23596',' The US television print is heavily edited for language and violence.	Also,  there is an alternate shot when John Doe takes the gun away from Millss  head.  In the original film, we see a shot of Millss head with the gun to  it, and John Does arm.  Then the gun is quickly whisked away.  In the  television edit, were still looking up the barrel of the gun as it is slowly  taken away.'),
('23597',' Metro'),
('23598','Goldwyn'),
('23599','Mayer also released this film as a silent, with the titles  credited to Philip J. Leddy. He was not credited in the sound version.'),
('23600',' The British version, available on video, includes an additional scene at the  very end of the film, featuring an uplifting wartime speech from  Queen  Elizabeth.'),
('23601',' In the DVD version, the scenes in which Captain Thorpe and his men are in  South America are still tinted '),
('23602',' clearly they came from a different print  than the rest of the copy used for this DVD.'),
('23603',' Reissue prints of "The Sea Hawk" run 103 minutes, and for years this was the  only version available for television airing.  Since the video restoration in  the early 1980s, most TV stations now run the full 127'),
('23604','minute print.'),
('23605',' Several scenes featuring Lorraine Bracco (qv) as Al Pacinos wife were cut  before release and reinserted for the film television premiere.'),
('23606',' DVD features three deleted scenes; however, the scenes featuring  Lorraine Bracco (qv) are not included. The deleted scenes are as follows: '),
('23607',' Keller talking to a man about his dogs on the street. '),
('23608',' Keller and comrades visiting a black familys apartment. '),
('23609',' Keller and Helen at a restaurant.'),
('23610',' The film was cut by approx. 12 minutes at some point (probably for reissue)  down to 90 minutes '),
('23611',' which is what is currently distributed on home video.   The footage consists of little, but integral, moments throughout the story  which add considerably to the quality of the film as a whole. The only known  existing print of the original theatrical version is a 16mm print which  belonged to the films star, John Garfield. This print has reportedly been  used to restore the picture to its original length.'),
('23612',' Shown in the USA in February 2006 as a double episode of NOVA. The first  part, "Arctic Passage: Prisoners of the Ice, was re'),
('23613','edited and new footage  added; the second part, "Ice Survivors," is essentially identical.'),
('23614',' The original film ends with a title card stating that Josh still plays chess  '),
('23615',' along with several other activities, indicating that he has a well'),
('23616','rounded  life. When the film was broadcast on NBC in 1996, this title card was  updated: it now stated that Josh was working to become a grandmaster, and  that he now considered Jack Kerouhac, not Bobby Fischer, to be his primary  influence.'),
('23617',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23618',' Two versions of this film were broadcast by the sister stations ESPN and  ESPN2. One showed the uncut version, while the other showed a version with  the language toned down.'),
('23619',' When shown on British television in the 1980s, a shot of a naked man with the  erection was cut out of the film.'),
('23620',' The Premiere Screening was at the Pusan International Film Festival in its  inaugural year, 1996.'),
('23621',' Also televised in October'),
('23622','December 1968 in a 13 part version.'),
('23623',' Reedited into _Thirst for Passion (1988)_ (qv) in 1988 by removing  performances of Sue Nero (qv) and Helen Madigan (qv) and adding other   footage.'),
('23624',' In 2003, Secondary High recieved a completion grant from the Inside Out Gay  and Lesbian Film Festival (Toronto) that allowed it to be re'),
('23625','released  with  new sound mixing, an opening sequence, and a few other additions and  deletions here and there.'),
('23626',' The 2003 version also changes and rearranges some of the songs on the  soundtrack.'),
('23627',' The re'),
('23628','released version in 1996 (originally debuting on laserdisc) restores  various shots of nudity to the "orgy" sequence involving crushing wine  grapes. This was how John Frankenheimer originally shot the scene but the  MPAA refused to allow the nudity to pass so the theatrical release was  re'),
('23629','edited to remove all nude shots.'),
('23630',' Re'),
('23631','released in 1996 restoring some footage not included in the original  version in the US because of nudity.'),
('23632',' Released in the USA in both R'),
('23633','rated and unrated versions.'),
('23634',' Network TV version is eight minutes shorter than the theatrical release,  removing some scenes and featuring alternative footage for others.'),
('23635',' The uncut German version is 130 minutes in length with 2 minutes of extra  footage. The UK release is 120 minutes, with 10 minutes cut off of the  original.'),
('23636',' Newer versions have verbs and inventory like the newer graphic adventures.   This includes larger verbs and pictures for the inventory.'),
('23637',' There are two versions of the game. The original one, with 16'),
('23638','color graphics  and text for verbs and inventory. A newer version was later created that uses  the 256'),
('23639','color palatte (richer, more varying colors) and has graphic pictures  instead of words for the inventory. Less'),
('23640','used verbs were also removed from  the verb list. Additionally, the CD version of the 256 version features new  music tracks.'),
('23641',' In the original PC floppy versions, there was a joke in the woods; when you  tried to look in the tree stump, a message saying something along the lines  of "insert disk 21", which would be followed by other requests for  ridiculously'),
('23642','numbered disks. This gag was later removed from all CD versions.'),
('23643',' The first version of "The Secret of Monkey Island" was released on Amiga in  full colour and with a great soundtrack. To be able to release it on PCs it  was then trimed down to 16 colours and monophonic music. Later in the era of  multimedia it was released on CD for PC, again with full colour and  rerecorded soundtrack, that sounds almost like the first one for Amiga.'),
('23644',' In some trailers and TV spots the line "I didnt sleep with the boss" "No,  you slept with the bosss wife!" is spoken while the characters are in the  elevator. In the movie, however, the line is delievered in front of a set of  glass doors.'),
('23645',' There are two different ending sequences. In the first, after they leave the  boardroom Fred and Vera meet and start to flirt. Christy and Brantley go into  the elevator which stops between floors. In the second version, this scene is  ommitted and we cut to several weeks later where the two couples climb into a  limo and go the opera. The first shows up on the video releases, whereas the  second shows up in broadcast versions.'),
('23646',' Television Version aired as a five'),
('23647','part episodic series with additional  footage as the pilot episodes of the "She'),
('23648','Ra: Princess of Power" TV series.'),
('23649',' The new 2006 DVD version has a new beginning to the film. The opening credits  were updated with new visuals while keeping the song "I have the Power" and  the voice actors names (and character photos) the same. As well, there are  many new visual effects throughout the film, most notable when Adora turns  into She'),
('23650','Ra. In those scenes, there is a sparkly crescent arc over her head.'),
('23651',' The DVD release runs for 199 minutes with 83 minutes of extras, including  backstage footage.'),
('23652',' Also shot in a hard core export version.'),
('23653',' A lifelong enemy of censorship Antony Balch was even less endeared to them  when the British censors removed around 9 minutes from his first feature  Secrets of Sex.  It was shown in America initially intact as Bizarre (approx  90 minutes) then in a cut down R rated version called Tales of the Bizarre  (approx 72 minutes).'),
('23654',' Towards the end of his life Balch distributed in the UK what was known as  Secrets of Sex/short version which cut the film down to 30 minutes.'),
('23655',' The British video released after Balchs death in 1980 is the full uncut  version entitled Bizarre (on the Iver Film Services label).'),
('23656',' Original Italian version was 105 minutes long; US theatrical version is 87  minutes long; most US video versions are only 72 minutes long.'),
('23657',' ACME Videos copy of the film reads 105 minutes, the original European  running time.'),
('23658',' Although ACMEs video sleeve has a 105m running time it in fact only runs  69m.  This is also the length of the Madacy DVD.  The trailer on the Madacy  DVD contains snippets of several scenes (eg. a risque dance and a murder by a  canal) that are missing from the short version of the film.'),
('23659',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('23660','rated and unrated versions.'),
('23661',' Aired as a 60 minute tv pilot and restored to original length'),
('23662',' The film had a special pre'),
('23663','release version made available in September, 1999.  The premiere was in the Robert DeNiro Theater at the Tribecca Film Center on  17th September, 1999, as part of the New York International Independent Film  Festival. It was also shown at the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival on 6th  November, 1999, and at the SeNef2000 Digital Festival in Seoul, South Korea  on 18th August, 2000. The film has been subsequently re'),
('23664','edited with a new  sound mix and the "film look" process added.'),
('23665',' German DVD release by Kinowelt was cut by 11 seconds (cell phone scene) to  secure a light SPIO: JK approval (meaning they were allowed to advertise the  film, a normal approval would result in prohibition of advertising).  Additionally, a FSK'),
('23666','18 version was created for retail chains, which was cut  by 3 minutes.'),
('23667',' In the original version, when Dave (Gene Wilder) impersonates a psychiatrist  and asks Wally (Richard Pryor) to tell him the first thing he thinks of,  Wally shouts "PUSSY!" In the television version, this is changed to "PASTA!"'),
('23668',' The version exhibited in Tokyo in 2005 was a work in progress.'),
('23669',' Originally released as Seeds in 1968 by Harrington Film Distributing  Corporation and Aquarius Productions, Inc., Seeds was later re'),
('23670','issued in the  1970s as Seeds of Sin by Aquarius. Some sequences were edited out of the  re'),
('23671','issue version and had porno footage added in. The original negative of  Seeds is now considered to be lost. Something Weird Video has issued the  Seeds of Sin re'),
('23672','issue version on video  that was restored from a 35mm  negative. However, Something Weird Video has the unfinished trailer of Seeds  that has some of the sequences that were edited out of the Seeds of Sin  re'),
('23673','issue.'),
('23674',' The unrated video version has a sex scene with Alberta Watson and Joe Lando  that was cut completely from the R'),
('23675','rated version.'),
('23676',' The original European version opened with a title sequence in which the  camera focuses on each cast member as their name appears on the screen.  The  US distributors, Lawrence Woolner (qv) and Bernard Woolner (qv), hired  Filmation Studios to create a new title sequence featuring a montage of  mannequins and skulls. The original title sequence has been restored on VCI  Home Videos DVD release. The original US release removed a shot of the  bathwater turning blood red in Claude Dantes (qv) death scene.  This shot  was seen in the montage of scenes used in _Matador (1986)_ (qv), and has been  restored on VCI Home Videos DVD release.'),
('23677',' UK cinema and early video versions were cut by the BBFC to heavily edit the  violence in the murder scenes including a woman being battered against a tree  trunk and a bathtub killing. The UK censor cuts were restored in the 2000  Nouveaux video release though the film was missing an overhead shot of blood  flowing in the bathtub water.'),
('23678',' In the Asian/Australian releases, Poppi(the Sprite) is a girl, but in the  North American/European releases, Poppi is a boy.'),
('23679',' The UK video, released in 1989, included almost 4 minutes of extra footage'),
('23680',' English language version was shot simultaneously with the Danish language  version.'),
('23681',' Superstation TV version includes an additional scene showing young Selena at  school.'),
('23682',' On the Superstation and TNT versions, the scene where Selena sings "No Me  Queda Mas" is extended, as is the scene where she sings "Si Una Vez". On all  television showings, the word "Damn" is edited out of the scene where Abraham  brings home the music equipment.'),
('23683',' The TNT and Superstation versions include the following additions: '),
('23684',' 1. An extra scene with young Selena at her new school; the children in the   classroom make fun of her name '),
('23685',' 2. A scene outside Selenas school; Selena is sititng down crying and her   sister comes over to comfort her '),
('23686',' 3. A short shot of Selenas mother mopping on a balcony before Abraham is   seen talking on the phone about Selenas talent '),
('23687',' 4. A scene where Selenas mom and dad are discussing how they cannot stay   with their relatives much longer because it is so overcrowded '),
('23688',' 5. The shot of the Selena, her siblings and her cousins leaving for school   is slightly longer and ends with a school bell ringing, which leads into the   1st school scene mentioned above. '),
('23689',' 6. A scene where Selena Y Los Dinos get the news that they will be signed to   a record deal with EMI Latin '),
('23690',' 7. The song "No Me Queda Mas" that Selena sings after "Bidi Bidi Bom Bom"   and the song "Si Una Vez" that she sings at her final concert are both   extended.'),
('23691',' The Anchor Bay release, under the title "Cannibal Man", is the complete and  uncut version of the film.'),
('23692',' The film was listed on the DPP 74 list of video nasties in the UK and  successfully prosecuted and banned. It was finally released on the Redemption  video label in 1993 after 3 secs of BBFC cuts to a throat slashing.'),
('23693',' Various dialog is added to the English dub to explain settings, translate  Japanese text, or traditions; for example, when Chihiro first sees the  bathhouse, in the English dub, she says "Its a bathhouse", which isnt  present in the Japanese version.'),
('23694',' International English language version has rock ballads replacing original  haunting soundtrack.'),
('23695',' The UK version is cut by 40 secs to remove shots of horse'),
('23696','falls.'),
('23697',' The TV network version has new scenes which include: '),
('23698',' An additional scene on the school bus with Steve trying get on Dags and   Reggies good side with non'),
('23699','alchololic beer and Miosky responding by   spitting it in Steves face after sliping some of it. '),
('23700',' A scene in a quarry after Traviss escape from the quarry reservoir where   his inflatable life'),
('23701','sized doll, Lt. Urura, deflates. '),
('23702',' An entirely new ending set at Fairmont Highs graduation cermony where   Travis crashes the procedings an threatens to blow up the auditorium with   dynamite strapped to his body, which ends on a cliff'),
('23703','hanging note when after   Travis is disarmed, Dags and Reggie squable over using Travis gun which   accidently goes off and its uncertain as to who (if anyone) was shot.'),
('23704',' Two versions of the film are available on video. '),
('23705',' One version is missing the scene where Livia tries to explain where all the   money meant for the troops went. '),
('23706',' Another version is missing a the climatic battle sequence between the   Austrian and Italian troops.'),
('23707',' An alternate English version was released with the title "The Wanton  Contessa" and features dialogue rewritten by Tennesee Williams and Paul  Bowles.'),
('23708',' At the end of Robert Osbornes TCM introduction to the film (June 2005) he  states: "By the way, what were about to see is Viscontis original version  of this film, not the abbreviated English'),
('23709','language version that originally  played in America '),
('23710',' so this is a big treat."'),
('23711',' Scenes at a bordello in Hamburg were edited out of the theatrical release,  but version on 2007 DVD release includes this.'),
('23712',' The 1987 18 rated UK video on the CIC label was the original cinema  version. The later 15 rated release by Universal on the 4'),
('23713','Front label is  the heavily edited US TV version.'),
('23714',' The theatrical version (the version released on video in the US) has scenes  that were removed or severely truncated for broadcast on American TV, due to  nudity, sex, the use of real life dwarfs, mutilated and otherwise deformed  people, and allegedly profane references to the Catholic Church. Among the  scenes reduced or removed for broadcast were Alisons first suicide attempt,  her first encounter with her fathers zombie, and her tea with her lesbian  neighbors.'),
('23715',' The original opening of the film, including some outdoors shots filmed in  northern Italy, implied that the sentinels were controlled by an order of the  Catholic Church. These scenes were replaced in the American broadcast version  with new scenes involving the same cast, now describing the sentinels as  minions of an excommunicated order of defrocked priests, the "Brotherhood of  the Protectors." In the TV version, Jose Ferrers character is a monsignor  instead of a cardinal, and has more dialog.'),
('23716',' In the theatrical version, there is no voiceover in the final scene while the  camera orbits the new Sentinel. The effect of seeing Alison transformed is  startling, unsettling, and frightening. For the TV version, a voiceover has  been added which diminishes this effect by implying that Alison is much  happier in her new life than she was before.'),
('23717',' Restored in 1998 by Gianikian and Ricci Lucchi from Cineteca del Friuli  (Gemona, Udine, Italy) and Cinemazero (Pordedone, Italy)'),
('23718',' The cut UK print was submitted to the Irish censor who demanded further cuts  to sexual violence, not required under law, despite the film being classified  for adults. No details for the cuts or justification for the decision were  made available. This cut print was shown in the Dublin UGC cinema.'),
('23719',' The British Board of Film Classification cut 1 minute 50 seconds containing  animal cruelty forbidden under UK law. The UK cinema version runs 88 minutes  8 seconds.'),
('23720',' Re'),
('23721','released in Korea in the late 1980s, confirming that the "bestiality"  scene did not, in fact use any real poultry, in order to please the Animal  Rights groups that protested the film for so long. Australian and New Zealand  prints eliminated the bestiality scene and the scene where "Jesus"  masturbates on a statue of Kwan Yin/Kannon, mother of Buddha.'),
('23722',' Delbert Mann did not want the song in the opening titles, and he discovered  an old British print that included David Raksins main title rather than the  song, as he had wanted it, being used in a film festival.'),
('23723',' On the rare times that this cartoon airs on US television, a substantial  amount of footage is censored, totaling up to more than 4 minutes missing.  This censored footage is of carictures of famous black entertainers from that  time period that come to life off the cover of books. This footage is now  deemed "racist".'),
('23724',' Every reference to National Socialism was cut from the West German version in  1962.'),
('23725',' On the DVD, there are a few deleted scenes: '),
('23726',' An alternate opening of how Jon and Sara meet. '),
('23727',' A scene where Sara asks Jon questions called she calls cubing. '),
('23728',' Their first kiss. '),
('23729',' Jon and Dean talking about fate in the car while Eugene Levys character is   driving. '),
('23730',' Eve explaining how to use the Casanova candle. '),
('23731',' Sara going to see a psychic after she sees the "Cool Hand Luke" poster. '),
('23732',' Sara getting a phone call asking if her building sells cashmere gloves. '),
('23733',' Sara explaining to Eve how she feels about her fiance and a painting she   once saw. '),
('23734',' Jon going home and looking out the window after he loses Sara.'),
('23735',' Savage Paradise is the TV version and has full narration. This version is  shorter (52min) and more compact. There is also a HD version which was made  for Discovery HD channel in 2003. This film is 4% faster due to 24 to 25  conversion.'),
('23736',' The DVD version includes deleted scenes that are viewed seperately. They  include: '),
('23737',' The reunion with Dawns family is extended. '),
('23738',' A scene of Franklin refusing the radio/GPS rig and explaining why he lives   in a lead'),
('23739','lined shack. '),
('23740',' A scene where Franklin is looking in the mirror and mentally preparing   himself before he receives the note. '),
('23741',' Franklins speech in the mall is extended. '),
('23742',' A scene with Connies priest, where he explains in an interview that hes a   fan of the show, that he recognized Connies voice in the confessional, and   that he hopes that she confesses for the two murders before she herself   dies. '),
('23743',' Man'),
('23744','on'),
('23745','the'),
('23746','street interviews. '),
('23747',' The real ending, which we are told in the film that the footage was   destroyed and then are presented a dramatization of the events. The real   ending is, when presented with the choice of killing one another, Jeff and   Dawn put the guns down, run out of the theatre, were they meet a crowd of   disgruntled fans. The fans give chase after them and, after catching them   entering their SUV, begin beating them, presumably to death. This explains   why, at the end of the film, Doria is proclaiming that shes been framed and   why Jeff survived. '),
('23748',' An interview with Laura with Dawns baby, where she renames the baby Dawn   and says shes proud of her sister. '),
('23749',' A PSA from Doria about checking for testicular cancer.'),
('23750',' Serious Business Special Edition, "Living Luminaries".'),
('23751',' UK video and DVD versions are cut by 5 seconds by the BBFC to remove shots of  cock'),
('23752','fighting (illegal animal cruelty).'),
('23753',' The opening title sequence was removed on the Sony Wonder release.'),
('23754',' The DVD is apparently missing the end when they show 1 clip from each of the  first 35 seasons of Sesame Street, such as the pilot, Ernie first singing  "Rubber Duckie," the adults and Big Bird mourning Mr. Hoopers death, Big  Bird introducing Snuffy to the others, Slimey going to the moon, and Big  Birds nest getting destroyed in a hurricane.'),
('23755',' When released to video under the name "Put Down the Duckie", the following  changes have been made: The beginning shows Big Bird coming out of his nest  and seeing the title Put Down the Duckie, instead of Sesame Street Special.  Also in the Monsterpiece Theatre part, the introduction has been changed into  a slightly extended one. Also at the end of it when Grover comes crashing  through the window, his scream has been added instead of the previous version  when he silently flew in. Also dialogue between him and Cookie Monster have  changed to: Cookie: "Shh, we still on camera." Grover: "What a nice prayer."  In the original: Cookie: "Stay there, we still on camera." Grover: "Hurry".  Also, this special was run during the pledge drives, and since the video did  not apply to this, the skit of Kermit the Frog and Oscar discussing public  television and pledge drives has been cut out.'),
('23756',' The Put Down the Duckie musical scene was shown on "Sesame Street" (1969)  very seldom and when it was, alot of the celebrities singing were edited out.  The more recent showing of it had all the celebrities edited out and just  featured Hoots singing; also because of this, it was a lot shorter.'),
('23757',' The US DVD contains an additional subplot that was removed from the final cut  of the film. A homeless woman resides in Danvers State Hospital, and watches  the crew go about their business. Initially presented as a menacing "being",  shown as collecting objects (rubbish, leaves, insects) in threes in a room,  she then becomes more and more human through the film. The crew observe  things to give her presence away. She witnesses their murders, and becomes  scared. She then kills Gordon at the end in retribution. Unfortunately, it is  badly cut, and shows at several points during the film.'),
('23758',' Sex scenes added for American release.'),
('23759',' Italian prints credit both Paolo Bianchini and Edgar G. Ulmer as directors,  while USA prints list only Ulmer.'),
('23760',' Reissued in 1934 with Hindi soundtrack.'),
('23761',' Despite passing similar scenes uncut for Lars Von Triers "The Idiots", two  shots of sexual penetration were optically softened by the British Board of  Film Classification for the UK cinema release of Seul contre tous.'),
('23762',' The Theatrical Trailer contains some scenes cut away from the movie, like the  motorbike'),
('23763','crash. In the audiocommentary Tsui Hark explains that he has  shortend some action scenes and dialog, because the movie would have been 2  1/2 hours long.'),
('23764',' The trailer features scenes not in the movie.'),
('23765',' Filmed in two different versions: one in CinemaScope (2:55) and one in a  "flat" widescreen (1.77). The CinemaScope version is the one generally  screened, but both are available. The main difference between the two  versions is a slight difference in angles, some minor differences in sound  clarity and finally the "flat" widescreen version features more camera  movement in order to capture all the action. Warner Brothers has released a  2'),
('23766','DVD set of this film containing both of these versions.'),
('23767',' TV version titled Future Women (197?)is severely edited, removing all nudity  and torture scenes. Footage of carnivals and tourist spots is used in  generous amounts to pad out the running length.'),
('23768',' Version released in then West Germany contains some profanity.'),
('23769',' Due to the Hayes Production code (censorship) issues of the time, Director  Billy Wilder (qv) was forced to cut some footage that was judged to be too  racy to have in the film. AMC showed some of the censored footage on a  _"Backstory" (2001)_ (qv) episode. The cut material includes: '),
('23770',' A full shot of Marilyn Monroe (qv)s skirt being blown clear above her   waist, which was included in the poster but deemed too suggestive to have in   the film. '),
('23771',' Extended portion of the skirt scene in which Marilyn Monroe (qv)s skirt   is again blown by the subway, and then there is a dialogue in which she   tells Tom Ewell (qv): "You should wear a skirt; I am feeling sorry for you   in those hot pants!" (this deleted scene is also featured on the 20th   Century Fox DVD release) '),
('23772',' A scene in which Marilyn Monroe (qv)is in the bathtub covered with   bubbles, and gets her toe stuck in the faucet. The plumber, attempting to   free her, drops his wrench in the bathtub and plunges his full arm towards   the bottom of it to fish his tool. He is obviously embarrassed but Marilyn   simply gives him a conniving look saying "Its OK!" (this deleted scene is   also featured on the 20th Century Fox DVD release) '),
('23773',' Different, less suggestive angles were used in the scene which included the   famous "undies in the icebox" dialogue.'),
('23774',' In some airings on television, the "Madames Song" (aka "I Never Do Anything  Twice") is cut.'),
('23775',' A sequence was cut in which an elderly Dr Watson apparently reads of Holmes  death in the newspaper. It later turns out to be a report of the death of  Sigmund Freud.'),
('23776',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('23777','rated and unrated versions.'),
('23778',' A heavily edited, 89'),
('23779','minute version was released in 1985 on video by "The  Congress Video Group" in which all the gore has been completely and  haphazardly edited out. The only exceptions are the two scenes in the  beginning involving when the cadaver arm was being sawed off, although the  sawing noises were removed, and when Paul Carr opens the package containing  it.'),
('23780',' A completely uncut version, containing all the gore scenes cut from other  versions including the infamous arm'),
('23781','ripping scene was released in 1981 from  Video Gems.'),
('23782',' Both the Diamond and Brentwood DVD versions are edited. In both (which appear  to be the same print), the murder of Mad Man Herman is edited down.  Originally, his body is shown with the cut off arm lying in his lap after the  killer smashes his way into the radio booth. In the DVD versions, the film  cuts from the window in the booth shattering to when his friends find out  that he has been murdered.'),
('23783',' A 6% faster version with some audio glitches was initially turned into the 48  hour film project, but was later retouched to the current version.'),
('23784',' The version released by Alpha Blue Archives on VHS and DVD is significantly  longer and more explicit than the version released by Something Weird Video,  running 28 minutes longer.'),
('23785',' In the DVD and VCD versions, around 3 minutes of footage (which was not  featured in the theatrical version) were added, most of which were love  scenes that involved stars Maui Taylor, Katya Santos and Wendell Ramos.  Included in the footage was the highly'),
('23786','publicized lesbian French kissing  scene between Maui Taylor and Katya Santos, which was cut off from the  theaters.'),
('23787',' Rereleased in 1991 with an added scene.'),
('23788',' As listed on the main page there are two different film lengths. One of them  is a "softcore" short that runs approximately 30 minutes; the other is  feature length XXX "hardcore" and runs about 80 minutes.'),
('23789',' Rereleased in 1990 with an added scene.'),
('23790',' Shown theatrically overseas with additional nude scenes included.'),
('23791',' Released in USA with hard core scenes, but using body doubles for the  credited cast.'),
('23792',' Rereleased in 1990 with added scene with actress Kelly Blue (qv).'),
('23793',' Unrated DVD/video contains numerous extended sex scenes (mostly involving  closeups of womens vaginas) which were trimmed to avoid an "NC'),
('23794','17" rating.'),
('23795',' Originally shot in 1970 in the regular 8mm format.'),
('23796',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('23797','rated and unrated versions.'),
('23798',' A lot of scenes having to do with character development were cropped in the  North American release, so it can speed up the pace.'),
('23799',' Another English dub of this movie exists. It uses different voice actors than  the Streamline version and replaces most of the music with music from  Robotech: The Movie.'),
('23800',' Available in both a PG'),
('23801','13 version and an unrated "directors cut."'),
('23802',' In the original version, not widely available, an Indian muscle man was part  of Kabukimans sexual fantasy at the end. He is not included in most of the  DVD versions of the Kabukiman PSA.'),
('23803',' German VHS version by New Vision is cut by ca. 3 minutes.'),
('23804',' "Shades of Darkness" Misty Falls Cast and Crew Premiere Edition. This DVD  available only at www.mistyfalls.com contains the original theatrical cut of  the film with alternate beginning and extended scenes. Runs approximately 10  minutes longer.'),
('23805',' The home'),
('23806','console versions omit all references to the Asian Dawn and the  character of Hayate. Instead Joe Musashi returns, the plot is rather more  generic and several levels have been omitted/replaced.'),
('23807',' There is a 185'),
('23808','minute home video version (released on DVD by Platinum) which  cuts the "episodic" aspects, such as episode titles and cliffhangers, to form  a continuous story.'),
('23809',' An unrated version has a sex scene between Lou Diamond Phillips and Jennifer  Tilly.  Tilly is topless during the scene.'),
('23810',' Cassavetes screened a finished version of Shadows in 1957 and 1958 that ran  78 minutes. Part of the original negative of this version was used for the  1959 version, which was completely reshot with new actors. In 2002, Prof. Ray  Carney of Boston University discovered the only remaining 16mm copy of this  earlier version.'),
('23811',' On the Hollywood Video "First Rites" DVD contains deleted scenes: '),
('23812',' Additional dialogue of Laurence St. Lawrence explaination of John Shat and   his oriental sidekick. '),
('23813',' Laurence introduces another killer, an opera singer with spike breasts '),
('23814',' An extended John Shat/Bob Suzuki chase scene and places: Union Station,   While drinking water when they are tired, The Beach '),
('23815',' When Laurence is driving. One of the zombies farted. Then Laurence said,   "Zombie Fart!" '),
('23816',' When Steven Byzinsky went inside the motel. There is a sign on the door   below "Food Stamps Welcome" it said "Mental Patients Welcome" '),
('23817',' On the final act, Bob Suzuki explains that his detonator is actually a   garage door opener.'),
('23818',' Some video versions feature different songs on the soundtrack or no music at  all in some scenes compared to the original release, probably due to  licensing problems.'),
('23819',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23820',' Originally 200 minute mini'),
('23821','series (shown on Europe TV, but not in USA). There  are still plans to show this version as a special event in the USA. Edited to  120 minutes for theatrical release, premiered 6 Aug 2002 at the Egyptian  Theatre in Hollywood. General release is planned soon.'),
('23822',' The Region 2 DVD contains some deleted scenes: '),
('23823',' A different end sequence. Here the conversation between Will and Viola is   shorter than in the final film. After Viola has left Burbage enters and   stops Will from running after Viola. He also takes the 50 pounds and says   "Welcome to the Chamberlains Men".  The scene where Lord Wessexs ship   sinks is also different.  Here we see that Viola survives the drowning and   is washed ashore an unknown coast. There she asks two people where she is.   Their reply is "This is America". '),
('23824',' A slightly different version of the scene where Burbank and his men fight   against Will and his actors in the theatre. The sequence is largely the same   as the scene used in the final film but parts are shown from different   angles. A small conversation between Fennyman and Henslowe is added where   they discuss about business. '),
('23825',' A small scene which takes place after Henslowe has announced the audition.   Here the two actors John and James walk to the court to play witnesses. When   they meet the other actors and hear that Will Shakespeare needs actors for   his new play they follow them to the audition. '),
('23826',' A deleted take where Tom Wilkinson announces that he will be playing the   apothecary. To Rushs question "How does the comedy end?" Fiennes replys "By   God, I wish I knew". Then Rush says "By God, if you do not, who does?  Let   us have pirates, clowns and a happy ending and youll make Harvey Weinstein   a happy man."'),
('23827',' Although not filmed in 3'),
('23828','D, Razor has released a video version using a  simulated 3'),
('23829','D process.'),
('23830',' Original Japanese version (pre'),
('23831','Miramax) runs 136 minutes and is available on  Hong Kong laseridisc with English and Chinese subtitles.'),
('23832',' Different prologue: In the beginning of the Japanese version, a voice'),
('23833','over  introduces the history and meaning of ballroom dancing in European culture  and explains "enjoyed by people of all ages, it is a healthy diversion". The  prologue of the US release explains the reserved mannerisms of Japanese  culture and that ballroom dancing is considered something like a scandalous  pasttime there.'),
('23834',' The Museum of Modern Art preservation print was made with support from the  Louis B. Mayer Foundation.  It is untinted, contains an uncredited piano  score and runs 66 minutes.'),
('23835',' Comments in the AFI Catalogue suggest the credits were changed when  re'),
('23836','released in 1935. According to the Catalogue, the original print referred  to Harry Hervey (qv)s work as a novel. In the viewed print on TCM, the  onscreen credit was "story." The print was clearly a re'),
('23837','released print  because of the PCA certificate number listed onscreen; such numbers were not  issued until 1934. It is not known what other changes were made, if any, but  the print ran only 82 minutes, suggesting some additional editing had been  done.'),
('23838',' In trailers and commercials for the movie, when Owen Wilson is teaching  Jackie Chan to fire a gun, after Chan almost blows Wilsons foot off, Wilson  grabs the gun and says "No more guns for you!" In the actual release of the  movie, this line is missing.'),
('23839',' In the US television version, the subtitled line "This is some pretty  powerful shit" has been changed to "This is some pretty powerful herb".'),
('23840',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('23841',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white film.  This process preserved the  quality of the animation in the original cartoon.'),
('23842',' 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.'),
('23843',' UK video version is cut by 29 sec.'),
('23844',' UK DVD is uncut and under the title "Monster Shark"'),
('23845',' Originally aired as an episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man."'),
('23846',' The censored version prepared for US television restores one scene not  included in the theatrical prints. This shows Charles Durnings character  talking about his experience in Vietnam.'),
('23847',' UK cinema and video versions are briefly cut by 9 seconds to edit some shots  of nunchakus (although they remain clearly visible in other scenes).'),
('23848',' This film was produced independently by Castle Rock Entertainment, but  distributed by Columbia Pictures, which placed their logo at the beginning of  the film. After the first video release, Castle Rock began to use Warner  Bros. as their distributor. This film was then later re'),
('23849','issued on video and  DVD by Warner Bros., which replaced the Columbia Pictures logo with their  own.'),
('23850',' One HBO showing included three extra scenes introduced by Morgan Freeman. One  of the extra scenes showed Red, after his release, marveling over the  mistaken idea that women no longer wore bras.'),
('23851',' Italian version is about 15 minutes shorter than the USA version and omits  parts of the epilogue showing Reds everyday life after he has been released  from prison.'),
('23852',' In previous versions, when Tommy is killed, only two shots are heard and four  bullet holes are seen. In the DVD version, four are heard.'),
('23853',' Also available in a computer'),
('23854','colorized version.'),
('23855',' The Directors Cut of the film on the Criterion Collection Laser Disc,  features 4 minutes of additional footage.'),
('23856',' Deleted scenes appearing in the trailer include: Jake on the train to work  with his disgusting co workers; a shot of Jake leaning up against a window  looking very confused then the camera starts spinning; Jake and Kristy at  Christmas; the dream girl blowing a kiss to Jake; Jake sliding down the  middle section of two escalators; and Jake running through traffic chasing  the dream girl in a cab.'),
('23857',' The film was released straight to video in Holland. This version has no  strong language whatsoever. Every swearword etc. has been badly replaced with  milder versions, probably not by the actors themselves.'),
('23858',' In order to obtain a "PG" rating in the UK, 14 seconds were cut from the  original theatrical release. The video release, rated "15" in 1986 is cut by  0 minutes and 0 seconds meaning that the film is presumably uncut.'),
('23859',' The version shown on American Movie Classics had a soundtrack of original  music composed and performed by Roger Bellon.  The running time was 80  minutes.'),
('23860',' For its very rare early 80s broadcast showings, 13 minutes were added onto  the films running time, boosting it to almost 127 minutes. Added are more  scenes involving Sheilas "typing/singing" job.'),
('23861',' There is a English dubbed edited version of Flying Dagger which was  distributed through a company called Youngtze Film & Video,Inc. in 1995. The  VHS box is titled The Flying Daggers.'),
('23862',' The US version was originally to be released on the Sega Dreamcast in 2001;  however, Segas decision to pull out of the hardware business led to its  cancellation and therefore was only released in Japan and Europe. Shenmue II  was released on the Microsoft Xbox in October of 2002, which included English  dubbing, a screen filter mode that allows the background colors to be  changed, and a snapshot feature that lets you take photos of just about  anything in the game at any time.'),
('23863',' The Dreamcast version (which was only released in Europe and Japan.) had a  few differences. For example, the language was in Japanese with English  Subtitles. The character Yuan was originally a Male in female clothing. As  for the Xbox version, the voice of Yuan was redubbed in English by a female  voice actor. Some of the capsule toy prizes didnt make it in the final Xbox  version either. Since Sega owns the rights to Shenmue, Microsoft replaces  some of the prizes.'),
('23864',' The Dreamcast version used up to 4 discs. As for the Xbox version, it  combined the whole game into 1 disc. The Dreamcast had artwork photos. After  each disc was complete, it had the opportunity to view them by triggering the  top buttons. Each disc also had special bonuses to view on your PC like  character artwork photos, movies, animation and more.'),
('23865',' Also available in a computer'),
('23866','colorized version.'),
('23867',' While the "mythical" three hour cut of the film has not surfaced (as far we  know), there is a rare Taiwanese video released by a company named Vidi Video  which features a Mandarin'),
('23868','dubbed workprint cut of the film. This version runs  at about 104 minutes, and while it is shorter than the 106 minute Hong Kong  cut, it features over five minutes of extra footage, ranging from a few  seconds to minutes: '),
('23869',' The first shot is right after Tiger (Wei Pai) pushes Dragon (Jackie Chan)   out of his "hideout" so he can be alone with his girlfriend. When Dragon   steps outside, he begins to sing "Me and my gal" until their teacher arrives   as in the regular cuts. '),
('23870',' The next short addition is after Fourth Brother (Yuen Biao) shows off his   horse bench skills. In the regular versions, Dragon replies by saying "Kid,   youre good!". However, in this version, Dragon also tries to perform a   maneuver similar to his, only to have trouble getting the bench over his   head. He then follows up with his comment. '),
('23871',' Later on, another addition is when Sang Kung fights Dragon in his house. It   is right after he chops off the ends of Dragons wooden shoes. In shock,   Dragon looks up and says "Youre pretty fast with your sword!". Sang Kung   then replies, saying "Of course, its my favorite sword." Dragon then   replies, "But your action is not as fast as your sword. Watch it, its quite   brittle!". The fight then continues as in the usual prints. '),
('23872',' The next two additions occur during Dragons fight with Kams two   bodyguards. The first is when there is a cut to a group of townspeople   watching the fight. One shouts, "This Beggar So is quite good!" The cloth   store owner behind him asks, "How do you know his name?". The townsperson   responds, saying "Any beggar who knows Kung'),
('23873','Fu is named So." The next   addition during the fight is a quick one (about six seconds) in which the   first bodyguard (Lee Hoi San) tries to flip Dragon over using his rope.   However, the second bodyguard (Feng Hark On) tries to grab Dragon, and ends   up ripping part of his pants. '),
('23874',' After the fight in the town and Sang Kung comes in to arrest Kams   bodyguards, there are multiple deleted scenes that total up to well over   three and a half minutes. The first is an extension of Sang Kung arresting   everyone. He asks "How come youre all tied up?" Before he gets an answer,   he sees someone sitting in a chair in the bank and asks them who they are.   He then responds by saying hes one of the security guards. Suddenly, Fourth   Brother appears, horse bench and all, asking Sang Kung if hes arrested   anyone. After saying he came to lend a hand, Sang Kung replies that once   they heard he was coming, they already tied themselves up for him. As Sang   Kung leaves the bank, the cloth store owner (the one that Dragon stole the   orange cloth from) says he wants to file a complaint. '),
('23875',' After this scene, there is a cut to Dragon and Tiger eating in a restaurant.   Tiger tries to explain to Dragon that his life of crime is the only way he   can support himself and that he should join him. Dragon then pulls out the   shackles he had locked on him and says he wants to try them on Tiger. Tiger   says hes never been locked up and thinks it will bring bad luck if he does   so. However, he soon agrees to let Dragon try it, but then when he wants to   get out, Dragon whispers something to him. Whatever it is, it sends Tiger   into a rage, in which he says "You bastard, you double crossed me again!"   However, Dragon tries to keep some order in the restaurant and begins to act   as if he is a police officer, telling Tiger that anything he says may be   used against him. '),
('23876',' After this, there is a cut to Sang Kungs home in which the cloth store   owner is being shown criminal sketches. This scene was one of the ones   mentioned by Bey Logan in his audio commentary on the Hong Kong Legends DVD.   The first sketch he is shown is one that looks like Sammo Hung from Warriors   Two, but he is listed here as "Johnny Luk". The next is none other than a   sketch of Yuen Siu Tien as Beggar So from Drunken master. While the cloth   store owner is more than certain that he was the one, Fourth Brother tells   the owner that he has been out of the business for a while. The store owner   then believes that the "thief" was younger. It is at this point that Dragon   sneaks in, watching whats going on. The owner soon looks up and recognizes   him. Dragon then asks "how is everybody?" When Sang Kung asks why hes come   back, he shows Tiger, still very angry and still shackled. However, Sang   Kung is very happy and becomes even happier when Dragon states that hell   bring in Kam. It is at this point when he first suggests the "trade" to turn   in Kam for Tiger, of as hes called there, "White Fan". '),
('23877',' Midway through the normal version of the negotiation between Dragon and Kung   present in this cut, right after Dragon makes his analogy about putting the   pipe back down and not stealing it, the cloth shop owner steps in and says   "Right, well be all square if you pay for my piece of cloth!" Sang Kung   gets irritated and says "Shut up! I didnt ask for your opinion!" The scene   then returns to normal as Sang Kungs daughter steps in to try to convince   him to let Dragon help. '),
('23878',' And the end of the scene after Sang Kung says that Tiger will go to jail if   he doesnt capture Kam, Dragon begins to leave and tells Tiger to wait a few   days and that he will be treated properly. After Dragon leaves, once again,   the cloth store owner begins to annoy Sang Kung about the stolen cloth.   After this, the film cuts to the usual scene with Ah Suk trying to bargain   with Kam. '),
('23879',' The last addition was one that was inexplicably cut. It is a roughly 20   second shot of Dragon attacking Kam, and Kam countering or dodging each   blow. Dragon actually shows more speed in power in this deleted clip than in   most of the rest of the fight. Dragon basically starts off attempting to use   various upper body attacks including a flurry of punches, all dodged by Kam.   He follows up with an attempted elbow to the chest (a photo of this attack   is actually used on the front cover of the Hong Kong Legends DVD), however,   Kam soon grabs Dragons left arm and attacks both his upper and lower body   with roughly nine fast kicks. Dragon, winded from this combination,   struggles to stand back up, as Kam, insultingly, pushes Dragon onto the   ground by laying his left foot on Dragons head and pushing forward. The   fight then returns to where Ah Suk normally tells Dragon that he shouldnt   have charged so soon. While there are all of these additions, there are   various cuts, such as parts of the last fight as well as other minor cuts.   However, jumps in the music where scenes are cut imply that the full three   hour cut may indeed have been properly dubbed and scored. Also, there are   some instances of missing music, such as the dramatic "zoom music" played   when Kam first breaks free, but also added music, such as the first half of   the fight against Kams bodyguards. However, despite the change in music   placement, it is still the same score as the Hong Kong cut, using music cues   from Holsts "The Planets", as well as music from John Barrys score for   Game of Death. Also, some of the scenes are placed differently. For example,   instead of Dragon going to the rival school to fight Big Bull and then   cutting to Kams escape by Tiger and the two bodyguards, the scenes are   switched so Kam escapes first and then Dragon fights Big Bull. Aside from   the cuts, the only downside to this version is that its dubbed in Mandarin   rather than the proper Cantonese language track. Overall, in adding all of   the current footage together (106 minutes from the Hong Kong cut, 3 minutes   of extra scenes in the international cut, 5 minutes of additional scenes in   the Taiwanese cut), there is roughly 114 minutes of footage existing from   the full three hour cut, leaving roughly an hour of missing footage yet to   be found.'),
('23880',' US television version has Jackie Chan singing theme song in English but  original soundtrack is removed.'),
('23881',' The Chinese print of the film contains an additional 15 minutes of footage  cut from the U.S./U.K. versions, mainly during the fight scenes. 8 minutes  were edited in the final battle alone!'),
('23882',' Even though the Chinese version is longer, it is missing about 3 minutes of  scenes only in the U.S./U.K. versions: '),
('23883',' Later on the night of the lion dance, everyone is talking about how they   could have led the dance better than Dragon. '),
('23884',' A scene with both Dragon and Tiger in the garden talking about why Tiger   helped the opposing school. '),
('23885',' A scene with Master Kim asking his henchmen if they have collected all of   the money in the town.'),
('23886',' The Chinese and English dubbed music tracks are completely different. The  Chinese version actually has music from Gustav Holsts "The Planets", mainly  from "Mars: The Bringer of War".  It also has some music from "Game of  Death".'),
('23887',' The British Hong Kong Legends DVD release, besides containing the original  Cantonese track, contains a newly dubbed English track made especially for  that release. This is mainly because there was no English track created for  the 106 min version. With this new track, this release is the only version  that features the film dubbed while retaining its original Hong Kong length,  as only a 90 min dub was previously created.'),
('23888',' Hong Kong trailer features a deleted shot of Jackie Chan beating the  ceremonial drums at the begining of the Dragon Dance festival.'),
('23889',' 90 min dubbed prints also feature additional shots during Master Kams  breakout with Ah Suk (Feng Fengs character) getting "into the fight" by  standing on the side and impersonating snake fist movements. These shots are  missing from the Chinese print. '),
('23890',' Jackie Chans original cut of the film also includes a sequence in which the   townspeople try to pick out the "White Fan" by looking over various criminal   sketches. In these sketches were pictures of other Golden Harvest actors   releasing films for the Chinese New Year such as Sammo Hung and Michael Hui.   A barely noticable paper of one of the sketches is laying on top of Sam   Kungs desk when Dragon threatens (once again) to break his pipe. Supposedly   this footage still exists, yet it hasnt been released publicly.'),
('23891',' '),
('23892','Hong Kong film historian Bey Logan has stated that Jackies first cut of the  film was originally 3+ hours in length. In this original cut, there were  several additional sequences, such as: '),
('23893',' An extended lion dance '),
('23894',' Yuen Biao arriving at the abandoned church seeing that all of the police   officials had been tied up (similar to how Lee Hoi San and Feng Ke An were   bound later in the film) '),
('23895',' Jackie Chan getting through a few guards out front of Shieh Kiens police   station in order to negotiate with him about bringing in Whang In'),
('23896','Sik for   Wei Pei. '),
('23897',' It is also rumored that the fight between Jackie Chan and Whang In Sik was   supposed to be even longer than any current versions. However, there has   been no visible proof to back this.'),
('23898',' The US version has blood reduced or digitally painted out of some of the  fight scenes.'),
('23899',' The UK version is cut by the BBFC by 18 seconds. The cuts were to remove  three instances of real animal cruelty (in this case, three horsefalls) which  would have fell foul of Animal Cruelty laws in the UK.'),
('23900',' German version was edited by ca. 45 minutes, removing many important dialogue  scenes.'),
('23901',' Originally released in theaters in an abridged 141'),
('23902','minutes version in USA and  Europe. Original Japanese version (now available on restored video release)  is 203 minutes long.'),
('23903',' The British version of the DVD was released by the BFI rather than Criterion  and is the 190 minute version.'),
('23904',' Initial Japanese release at 206 minutes plus intermission. Initial U.S.A.  release as The Magnificent Seven in November, 1956, with English subtitles,  running time 158 minutes. Landmark Films U.S.A. release in December 1982,  running time 203 minutes. Later U.S.A. releases by Avco'),
('23905','Embassy Pictures,  Janus Films, and Films Incorporated, running time 208 minutes. Home video  version running time 206 minutes.'),
('23906',' After the release of the OVAs, the creators made a theatrical motion picture  out of the footage and added more scenes into it.  It was released on August  1, 1998 in Japan.'),
('23907',' After the release of the OVAs in Japan, the crew decided to release a  "Special Edition" theatrical motion picture on August 1, 1998.  Which has  extended footage, new music, different order of flashbacks of the Gundam  pilots and Dorothy Catalonia makes an appearance.'),
('23908',' At least two different versions exist: The SPECIAL EDITION DVD, released  February 2001, features both an 3'),
('23909','episode "miniseries" version and a 2 hour  movie.  The OVA (the miniseries) is missing some footage. Cartoon Network, in  addition, edited a version with a Y7 rating for broadcast in 2000.  This  episode removes all blood and inappropriate language, along with a few choice  sequences (including the entire appearance of Dorthy Catellonia and Wu Fei  leading the civilians against Mirameia).'),
('23910',' The US home version changes the blood color from red to green and removes any  fatality which can split an opponent in half. The home version also uses  Japanese text instead of English text, like in the arcade version. You can  change the blood back to red, restore cut'),
('23911','opponent'),
('23912','in'),
('23913','half fatalities, and  change the Japanese text to English text with a simple code.'),
('23914',' Manga Entertainments R1 DVD release of the movie contains some noticeable  changes from the original material. For instance, "splat" sound effects were  dubbed into the scene of Misato shooting a trooper in the head; the scene in  which the mass'),
('23915','produced Evas explode also contains this effect. A shot in  which a trooper attacks a NERV member with a flamethrower now has the added  line "Hit im again!" Finally, a set of translated credits set to the song  "THANATOS ~ If I Cant Be Yours" is shown after the films conclusion, but  unlike the credits appearing halfway through the movie, these credits are  shown in the standard "scrolling" fashion. These and other alterations are  explained by Amanda Winn Lee, the writer, producer and director of the  English version, in the DVDs commentary track. However, many fans of the  series carry animosities toward Winn Lee for authorizing such changes.'),
('23916',' There are a few minor differences in the "Genesis 13 and 14" Japanese home  video version of the film.  This version has not been released outside of  Japan.'),
('23917',' In the original theatrical version of the film, the credits for the entire  movie ran halfway through (after the first episode, "Air/ Love is  Destructive") on a red, spinning CG Helix, with the full version of "THANATOS  '),
('23918',' If I Cant Be Yours" playing.  Episode 26 ends with a black screen.  In the  "Genesis 13 and 14" home video edition, each episode has its own set of  credits scrolling against a different background.  Episode 25s credits play  to an abridged version of THANATOS, while Episode 26 (to the dismay of many)  was given its own set of credits, playing to a sped up version of "Jesus  bliebt meine Freunde".'),
('23919',' A "preview" for episode 26 was added after the first set of credits.  This  was not present in the theatrical version.'),
('23920',' Before Shinji begins strangling Asuka within his psychological montage, the  kanji for "No" appears in a word bubble beside Asukas face in response to  his request.	In the original theatrical version of the film, the word was  spoken.'),
('23921',' A line of dialogue was added in the English version near the end of the film,  during a shot showing a soldier firing a flamethrower into a room. Between  the two bursts of flame, a soldiers voice can be heard saying "Hit em  again!"'),
('23922',' Chinese version has an extra fight scene between a priest and the one armed  swordsman. The outcome of the final duel is also different.'),
('23923',' Reportedly, Hallorans death scene as filmed is not the one we actually see.  The one filmed depicts a much longer, much more graphic death. In its  entirety, the scene lasts almost seventy seconds, and is full of gore. Rather  then just run up and hit him as seen in the released version, Jack instead  runs up, hits him in the back of the head. Halloran screams. Jack pulls the  ax back, and then slams the spike on the back of the ax into the base of  Hallorans spine. Halloran screams and recoils, and then Jack slams the ax  into his back and he falls down. Halloran rolls onto his back and is looking  up, and Jack starts to beat him with the ax before he "hears" something and  leaves (Halloran rolling onto his back before Jack beat him is why in the  uncut version we see Halloran on his back with blood when Wendy finds him,  rather then on his face like we see him fall).'),
('23924',' "The Making of the Shining" depicts an item not seen anywhere in the film: A  womans bloody, scarred, severed head. This may be from a scene never shot,  or a scene that was in fact shot and never released.'),
('23925',' In all previous video versions of The Shining, (prior to the 2001 video  re'),
('23926','release of this title), each title card failed to change in  synchronization with the music. For the films 2001 video re'),
('23927','release each  title card does in fact change in sync with the music.'),
('23928',' Director Stanley Kubrick edited the ending on the third day after release,  removing about 10 minutes at the end: starting after the closeup of frozen  Jack in daylight it goes to a pullback shot with part of a state troopers  car and the legs of troopers walking around in the foreground with jack in  the background, then cuts to the hotel manager (Barry Nelson) Stuart Ullman  walking down a hospital hallway to the nurses station to inquire about Danny  and Wendy, hes told theyre both doing well and proceeds to Wendys (Shelley  Duvall) room, where after some gentle conversation he tells Wendy that  searchers have been unable to locate any evidence of the apparitions she saw.  Then it cuts to the camera silently roaming the halls of the Overlook hotel  for about a minute until it comes up to the wall with the photographs, where  it [back to the ending as it is now known] finally closes in on the photo of  Jack in the 1921 pic.'),
('23929',' The full'),
('23930','length version runs approx. 145 minutes and is the U.S. theatrical  version, available in the USA on VHS, DVD and laserdisc. All the other  versions, however, run just under two hours (115), omitting about half an  hour of footage. This is beacuse Kubrick cut some scenes from his film, which  he thought were unnecessary. British television network ITV screened the full  US version of The Shining during the late eighties. The following is a list  of all the scenes or parts of scenes not present in the other versions of The  Shining. '),
('23931',' The last line of dialogue (spoken by Wendy) in the kitchen scene, the   subsequent dissolve, Bill Watsons arrival to the interview (and all his   dialogue), Jack recounting his previous jobs and the reason for shutting the   Overlook in winter. '),
('23932',' After Dannys vision in the bathroom, the entire Doctor scene is removed   (making Anne Jacksons name in the opening credits a mystery), where Danny   discusses "Tony" and we discover Jack dislocated Dannys shoulder in a   moment of drunken rage, and joined the wagon afterwards. '),
('23933',' The scenes where Mr. Ullman shows Jack and Wendy around the Colorado Lounge,   when they walk outside the maze and when Dick Halloran shows Wendy and Danny   round the kitchens have been shortened, but not removed completely. '),
('23934',' The scene where Jack, Wendy and the hotel managers first enter the Gold Room   and are introduced to Dick Halloran, the subsequent dissolve, a line of   dialogue between Halloran and Wendy about the womans name. '),
('23935',' The first shot of Wendy wheeling the breakfast trolley. '),
('23936',' The second half of Wendy and Jacks breakfast conversation where Jack says   how he feels hes been to the Overlook before. '),
('23937',' A shot from behind of Jack throwing the ball against the wall, the   subsequent dissolve and the line "Loser has to keep America clean, hows   that?" (8 seconds in all!) '),
('23938',' Wendy seeing the news and weather report on television in the kitchen while   preparing food. '),
('23939',' The title card "Thursday" and part of Wendy and Dannys snowfight. '),
('23940',' Wendy and Danny watching television in the Colorado Lounge. '),
('23941',' Some lines of dialogue between Jack and Lloyd during their first encounter. '),
('23942',' A line of dialogue spoken by Jack after the encounter with the old woman,   referring to Dannys vision of the blood. '),
('23943',' The scene where Wendy goes over her plan to leave the Overlook verbally in   their room and Danny gets possessed (?) by "Tony", sitting bolt upright in   bed. '),
('23944',' Hallorans third attempt at trying to contact them via the telephone and   County Office. '),
('23945',' The 8am title card. '),
('23946',' Hallorans question to the stewardess on the plane. '),
('23947',' A long shot from behind of Jack at the typewriter. '),
('23948',' Hallorans plane touching down and phoning his friend Larry to arrange the   rental of a Sno'),
('23949','cat. '),
('23950',' The scene where Danny watches Roadrunner (not actually on screen) and Wendy   goes to find Jack, taking a baseball bat, just before she goes to find his   manuscript. '),
('23951',' Wendy seeing skeletons in the hotel lobby.'),
('23952',' According to someone, there were some prints of the film containing a longer  sequence in which Halloran is killed, but in fact the only version of this  scene still exisitng is the one contained in the Usa/Canada version, and in  the 115 version.'),
('23953',' This film was released in the United States in a English dubbed version as  "The Bullet Train." This version was heavily cut which reduced its running  time to approximately 115 minutes.'),
('23954',' Originally produced as 16mm experimental short, then expanded to feature  length when distributor found.'),
('23955',' MGM also released this picture as a silent film, but no details are known.'),
('23956',' Originally released in Britain at 91 minutes; an alternate, re'),
('23957','edited   version titled "PT Raiders" was released in the USA at 78 minutes.'),
('23958',' When the film received its British terrestrial television debut, the BBC  edited the famous "You afraid I want to try and make f*** with you" exchange  between Carlos and Shirley, substituting the profanity for the word "love"  and effectively ruining one of the funniest moments in the film (Dougies  reaction to the juicy dialogue). Several people complained, and the next time  the BBC showed the film, the bad language was left intact.'),
('23959',' In the theatrical release version, when she is talking about her husbands  views on sex she says "But it doesnt go as well as the Ford Cortina",  however in the version that was premiered on the BBC this line was dubbed to  "but it doesnt go as well as the Ford Escort". Presumably this had something  to do with product placement in that at the time the film was shown the Ford  Escort was still being made whereas the Cortina ceased production in about  1983.'),
('23960',' The U.S. version of this movie has several alterations made to the  soundtrack, where some British expressions are replaced with more "American"  ones. "Nut rissole hound" becomes "veggie burger hound", "suspenders" becomes  "garter belts", "Ford Cortina" becomes "Ford Escort", and "MFI" becomes  "K'),
('23961','Mart." This version was mistakenly released on DVD in the UK in November  2004. The previous PAL VHS version contains the correct, unlooped soundtrack.'),
('23962',' UK version is cut by 8 seconds to remove "sexualised violence".'),
('23963',' SPOILER: In an alternate ending available for viewing on the DVD release,  Graham Marshall (Michael Caine) does not escape punishment but rather is  arrested for supplying the pills used in his ex'),
('23964','bosss suicide, a crime of  which he is actually innocent.'),
('23965',' The 1986 UK video version was cut by 13 minutes by the BBFC.'),
('23966',' This two'),
('23967','hour feature was edited down from the original 10'),
('23968','hour miniseries  (see separate IMDB entry).'),
('23969',' The mini'),
('23970','series version is slightly toned down in terms of violence and sex,  with a less gruesome beheading scene and no full nudity.'),
('23971',' Released theatrically in Japan at 159 minutes.'),
('23972',' Released to home video in the US at 125 minutes.'),
('23973',' Runs 119 minutes long on Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED), also commonly  known as RCA Selectavision Videodisc.'),
('23974',' Shogun Assassin is actually an amalgam of two 1972 films titled "Lone Wolf  and Cub: Sword of Vengeance" and "Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River  Styx". The producer decided to join the best bits of these two films (using  around 10 minutes of the first film as a pre'),
('23975','credits flashback sequence to  introduce the characters) and create "Shogun Assassin".'),
('23976',' The film was unavailable for many years in the UK following its inclusion on  the infamous DPP 74 list of video nasties. The original UK cinema version was  cut by the BBFC to edit shots of heads being sliced with swords and closeups  of clawed faces during the ship fight, and the 1992 Vipco video featured a  pre'),
('23977','cut print which was also missing shots from the mirror blinding scene.  The 1999 release featured the full uncut version.'),
('23978',' There has recently been a directors cut of Sholay shown on the asian u.k.   satellite channel Zee TV, this has not been released up till now on  cinemas. It contains the original ending director Ramesh Sippy intended that  shows GabarSingh being killed at the hands of Thakur, instead of just being  arrested by police. The film ran into problems with Indian Censors who  claimed their rules about people taking the law into their own hands and not  being punished for it was not permitted and may corrupt naive viewers; for  this reason the ending of the film had to be re'),
('23979','shot for a U Rating. Other  unrated footage includes a more graphic footage of the fight between Gabar  and Thakur in the films ending, the subsequent pre'),
('23980','torture footage of a  young village boy (showing Gabars ruthlessness), Veeru dragging a bandit  with a neck'),
('23981','noose galluping on horse'),
('23982',' back, Ramlal fitting metal'),
('23983','spiked studs  on Thakurs shoes, a village person on fire during a raid by Gabar.'),
('23984',' Sholay was originally filmed in 70mm and in 4:3 ratio. It was released in  cinemas in a matted 2.35:1 ratio from the original 4:3 print.'),
('23985',' The original cut version of the movie ran for 188 minutes and had about 16  minutes of footage removed from the end.  The uncut version runs for 204  minutes.'),
('23986',' An earlier version was in limited release in the U.S. in 1978.'),
('23987',' There are two versions existing, one running 104 minutes (released in UK,  Spain, Japan...) and an other running 89 minutes (released in France,  USA...).'),
('23988',' The Australia video version also runs for 104 minutes.'),
('23989',' The 89 minute US version omits a few key scenes. They are: '),
('23990',' Michael and Alex visit Michaels mothers grave. '),
('23991',' Michael and Alex stakeout Simones place at night. '),
('23992',' While Simone is in custody, Belgado tries to rape her, but Simone knees him   in the groin. '),
('23993',' The international version ends with Stefano Mainettis score, while the US   version ends with a rap song. Mainettis score is also used more frequently   in the US version.'),
('23994',' German Rental'),
('23995','Video by Starlight Video (not under 18) was cut to reduce  violence'),
('23996',' When this was first released on video, two version were made: A 94'),
('23997','min  R'),
('23998','rated version and a 96'),
('23999','min. unrated version. The unrated version contains  more blood and gore and uncut mortal kombat type fatalities.  Cut scenes  include: '),
('24000',' Lee (Kove) tearing out Shingos friends throat. '),
('24001',' At the end of the exhibition match between Boa and Buck, Buck picks up Boa   by the throat on to the cage and tears his heart out while Boa spits out   blood and blood squirts from the heart. In the R version, we just see Buck   slam Boa on to the cage and here him punch into Boas rib cage and about   five to eight cuts. '),
('24002',' A fighter gets his throat slashed and blood sprays out of his throat and   blood flows out of his mouth. He then falls on the mat and blood starts   leaking out of his throat into a puddle of blood on the mat. '),
('24003',' During another fight, a fighter grabs his opponents arm and bites a piece   of his flesh off. He then spits out the chunk of flesh. In the R version, we   see him knaw on it from a distance. '),
('24004',' In the fight between Ruben and Hawk, Hawk is about to get back up to fight   Ruben. But since Rubens sword was pointing down, the sword went into Hawks   stomach. In the unrated version, we see blood leaking out of his stomach and   at some times start to squirt. '),
('24005',' In the last fight between Shingo and Lee, Shingo grabs Lees arm and   shatters it and the flesh bursts open exposing the bone and blood from the   inside. We then see Lees battered face and him screaming.  In the R   version, we just hear Shingo break Lees arm and then we see Shingo jump   down on Lee with a falling knee attack to Lees back.  The R'),
('24006','cut is rarely   available to rent and has only been seen on HBO and Cinemax. All rental   outlets rent only the Uncut version.'),
('24007',' Some non'),
('24008','UK versions remove scenes showing the demolition of the house, the  hiding in the safe and the consequent exploding cars.'),
('24009',' Amongst many short missing shots throughout the film, three noticeable scenes  are not in some versions: '),
('24010',' While getting back his computer and planting the loft insulation, Jez stops   the video recorder taping Blind Date and sets it to tape a documentary. '),
('24011',' Immediately after leaving her wedding, Georgie is being driven by her sister   to see Jez and complaining about everything wrong with her life including   the fact shes "fallen for a scientist". '),
('24012',' While Jez and Dylan hide in the underground safe, they hear their house   being destroyed by several of the middle'),
('24013','class men from the loft insulation   scam, who shout about the good things of Britain.'),
('24014',' The UK Region'),
('24015','2 DVD is also missing the scene where the heroes home is  trashed by their former scam'),
('24016','victims while spouting praises of "Good Old  England".'),
('24017',' A new edit in the 2006 version removes 5 minutes from the original cut, as  well as inserting alternate footage. Also changed in this version: The  opening scene, a cue in the closing credits music, and some scenes are  shortened or removed entirely.'),
('24018',' Two different versions were released: a UK version consisting of one  70'),
('24019','minute episode and one 152'),
('24020','minute episode and an overseas version  consisting of three 75'),
('24021','minute episodes.'),
('24022',' Has been broadcast in a colorized version.'),
('24023',' Early UK versions were cut by 5 secs by the BBFC to remove a shot of man  holding nunchakus, and to edit 2 uses of the word "fucking" for a PG  certificate. The nunchaku shot was restored for the 2002 DVD release though  the swearing remained cut.'),
('24024',' For some reason early VHS copies claim the film to be 98 minutes in length,  although the film is not altered in anyway, it still runs the full 111  minutes.'),
('24025',' A syndicated release of the movie added a plot about a radical group planting  bombs to explain the disaster.'),
('24026',' After the USA release, MGM ordered retakes for the British release to get  around censor restrictions.'),
('24027',' At present only the shorter (aproximatedly 2hrs) version is available on VHS  in Sweden and the UK (and presumably the rest of Europe as well). Peter  Copleys scenes as Adm Howe are omitted and several other scenes trimmed.  Originally the Germans spoke English dialogue. Their scenes has been redubbed  into German!'),
('24028',' Full uncut version is featured in the 4'),
('24029','disc Looney Tunes box set released in  2004. While the footage in The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie  features the uncut version of Daffys fatal "stunt mixture", it only uses  certain skits from the short as opposed to showing the entire film.'),
('24030',' This movie is currently in the Turner library, since MGM bought the rights  for the 1951 remake. The Turner Classic Movies Channel broadcast a 118'),
('24031','minute  version, which included an Overture (which includes only the sound portion of  the Prologue, and only part of it, at that)) and Exit music. The Overture  contained 2 of the 5 songs of the prologue ("Hey, Feller!" and "Bill") so you  do get to hear Tess Gardella (qv) and Helen Morgan (I) (qv).  Otis Harlan (qv)introduces those songs and then introduces "Ol Man River,"  but that song is not heard. For some sections with lost sound dialog,  subtitles are provided. Although we do hear a brief rendition of "Coon, Coon,  Coon" sung by Laura La Plante (qv) as she rehearses, her scenes singing  that song and 4 others on stage are totally silent. The only other songs sung  were "The Lonesome Road", presumably by Jules Bledsoe (qv) dubbing  Stepin Fetchit (qv), and "Why Do I Love You" by an unidentified singer as  part of the Exit music. None of the other vocals are included in the TCM  print of the film.'),
('24032',' When originally released,this film was shown in both a part'),
('24033','talking and  singing version,and in a totally silent one for theatres not yet equipped for  sound. The silent version ran some thirty minutes shorter than the sound  version (if one counts the elimination of the two'),
('24034','reel sound prologue).'),
('24035',' Universal had originally intended to release the part'),
('24036','talkie version with  authentic black spirituals and work songs only. When they realized that this  could potentially backfire on them, they obtained the rights to the  Kern'),
('24037','Hammerstein musical, incorporated some of the score into the film,  reshot two scenes so that Laura La Plante could "sing" (with a dubbed singing  voice) two hits from the score of the Broadway show, and, finally, in  desperation, filmed a two'),
('24038','reel prologue in which three stars from the stage  version of "Show Boat" sang five numbers from the show, two of them being the  ones that Ms. La Plante performed in the film. The strategy did not work, and  the 1929 film version of "Show Boat" was not successful.'),
('24039',' Early preview showings of this film featured Ava Gardners own singing voice,  before the film was officially released with Ava overdubbed by Annette  Warren.'),
('24040',' In most 1980s television prints and videocassette releases of the film, we  see stills of the Mississippi River during the credits, rather than seeing  "moving shots" of it, as in the original theatrical release and current  videocassette prints and TV showings.'),
('24041',' Kino International distributes a version with a violin and piano music score,  compiled and directed by Timothy Brock. The copyright is by Film Preservation  Associates in 1998, and the running time is 82 minutes.  Judging from the  copyright length of the film, this version was run at about 20 frames per  second, a comfortable silent speed rate.'),
('24042',' Showbands was originally broadcast on Irish TV as a 2'),
('24043','part TV movie (50  minutes/episode). All international broadcasts and the Irish DVD release is  the full 100 minute TV'),
('24044','movie in one'),
('24045','part.'),
('24046',' Showbands II was originally broadcast on Irish TV as a 2'),
('24047','part TV movie (50  minutes/episode). International broadcasts and the Irish DVD release is the  full 100 minute TV'),
('24048','movie in one'),
('24049','part.'),
('24050',' Available in both PG'),
('24051','13 and  R rated versions. The R rated version contains  more violence snd some bloodshed.'),
('24052',' The German version was heavily cut.  All other european versions are based on  the unrated version of the film.  The american version was also cut to  achieve an R'),
('24053','rating. New german DVD release is completely uncut.'),
('24054',' The Finnish cuts include: '),
('24055',' The punishment of the failed bodyguard is shortened; the finger removing is   intact, but the stabbing, and the yakuza'),
('24056','boss yelling (Bring me the head of   the blond cop!) is completely deleted. '),
('24057',' The scene in the steam bath has lost some footage; several shots of Kenner   (Dolph Lungren) stabbing the fat guy and pushing a hose to his mouth in the   pool have been deleted, and the shootings of the nude yakuza'),
('24058','men in   slow'),
('24059','motion are no more. '),
('24060',' The scene where Kenner comes to rescue the suicidal woman (Tia Carrere) has   lost some neck'),
('24061','snappings, and shootings. The final scenes have lost a lot of   material, like Johnny (Brandon Lee) blowing up the guy in the gas barrel,   and Kenner shooting thugs with a big machine gun. '),
('24062',' The ultimate showdown between Kenner and the Yakuza boss has been heavily   trimmed; all the bloody slashings to Kenner are no more, and a sword has   been pushed through the bosss stomach... or rather isnt. NOTE: The Finnish   dvd'),
('24063','version (anamorphic widescreen 1.85:1) is the full uncut version, and so   is the Finnish video version re'),
('24064','release too (both rated K18).'),
('24065',' UK videoversion (cert.18) has been cut by 9 seconds (eg Kenner and an  Oriental thug twirling a butterfly knife).'),
('24066',' US version rated R (released in vhs, laserdisc, and dvd in the US) is cut  (totalling 13 seconds) as follows: '),
('24067',' The party in the pool lost a shot of an Oriental man walking with a topless   woman '),
('24068',' Several shots of Yoshida caressing Angel before choping her head are deleted '),
('24069',' The exact chopping of Angels head is shown in two different angles, but   only one in the R version. '),
('24070',' When the coroner opens the body bag, in the unrated version we get to enjoy   two shots completely of Angels seperated head, but the R has only one   intact. '),
('24071',' When Kenner stabs the fat guy under water, one brief shot of Kenner twisting   the knife in the stomach while blood pours out, is removed. The cut   FI'),
('24072','version is based on the full, unrated uncut version, so it features   almost all material cut from it!'),
('24073',' The movie in the USA was given an NC'),
('24074','17 rating.  Since video rental chains  like Blockbuster Video will not carry movies with this rating, some of the  sex scenes were cut to produce a R'),
('24075','rated video version. A complete NC'),
('24076','17  version is also available on video.'),
('24077',' The edited "directors R'),
('24078','rated version" created for Blockbuster Video and  similar video store chains is 128 minutes long.  To create the R'),
('24079','rated  version, 61 seconds of footage were cut and 20 seconds were altered by using  different camera angles.'),
('24080',' The rape scene was slightly cut in the UK versions '),
('24081',' more so on video.'),
('24082',' When the film aired on VH1, any nudity especially during the stage  performances and sex scenes, were digitally painted over to match skin tones  or previous articles of clothing that covered those areas.  The heavily  altered VH1 broadcast version credits "Jan Jansen" as director.'),
('24083',' The alternate R'),
('24084','Rated version cuts a few frames out of the pool scene,  Mollys punch in the face and some of her rape and much of Nomis lap dance.'),
('24085',' Official website has some outtakes from the film which will most likely  appear on the DVD.'),
('24086',' Trailers and TV ads include a scene of Deniro and Murphy talking about  patrolling the neighborhood ever friday night at 8. This scene was slightly  altered in the finished film.'),
('24087',' The VHS and DVD versions have a extended ending where Shrek is holding a  karaoke party in his swamp and the characters are singing along to certain  songs like "who let the dogs out?".'),
('24088',' Other songs featured in the Karaoke segment include: Just the Way You Are  (Shrek), Like a Virgin (Fiona), Baby Got Back (Donkey), Do You Really Want to  Hurt Me (Gingerbread Man), Feelings (Hooded man), Stayin Alive (Farquar),  Happy Together (Fiona and Shrek), YMCA (Robin Hood) and Dance to the Music  (all). The DVD includes footage featuring technical goofs, plus mock  interviews with the characters. Users can also dub their own voices over 12  different scenes.'),
('24089',' In the trailer, Lord Farquaad asks "Isnt this the most perfect kingdom of  them all?" and the mirror says "Technically its not that perfect".  In the  movie, the mirror says "Technically youre not a king"'),
('24090',' There is an alternate/deleted scene in the movie where Fiona runs from Shrek  when she finds out when hes an ogre.  She goes through tunnels and knocks  over the 7 dwarfs in a mining kart.  In the end, she feels safr with Shrek  and goes with him. There was a deleted scene wher Farquaad explains their  mission to get Fiona before they go on their mission.  In the scene, he also  tells Shrek that it wasnt his swamp, but he will be given the swamp if he  gets Fiona. There was a scene in the beginning of the movie where they tell  about the spell put on Fiona, but she did it volentarily, and she didnt like  the results.'),
('24091',' Mike Myers originally recorded Shreks lines without a Scottish accent, and  only later convinced the producers to let him go back and re'),
('24092','recorded the  character with the accent. Examples of his original, unaccented dialogue can  be heard during the technical goofs feature on the DVD.'),
('24093',' In the version showed in Cinecanal Latina, there are no actors names at the  beginning. The start of the movie is the same but in the sequences where the  names are displayed, they are not. You just see the water, or the worms, etc.'),
('24094',' In the UK version the voices of the Ugly Stepsister and Joan Rivers are not  done by Larry King (I) (qv) and Joan Rivers (qv) but two British TV  presenters, Jonathan Ross (I) (qv) and Kate Thornton (I) (qv).'),
('24095',' In the UK version of Shrek the line "Lets give him the Bob Barker (qv)  treatment." is replaced with "Lets just neuter him on the spot."'),
('24096',' The UK version was changed by the distributor during post'),
('24097','production to  secure a U rating in the UK. A headbutt by Princess Fiona is replaced by a  neck chop. The version submitted to the BBFC was passed uncut.'),
('24098',' In the Austrian version of Fairy Godmother is spoken by Dagmar Koller (qv).  Also there are slight text differences to the German Version.'),
('24099',' In some versions, the words crusade wound are replaced with hunting  wound.'),
('24100',' The TV version makes the following changes: '),
('24101',' a less offensive word is used in place of tit when the screen flashes   "gratutitus tit shot" '),
('24102',' During the part that tells what happened to Slab, a still picture of him is   shown where his eyebrows have grown in from steroids; theatrical version has   a still shot of his head exploding.'),
('24103',' Originally when Martina passes by the German Club room, the people inside  shout "Sieg heil!". In the German version this was changed and they are  reciting a poem.'),
('24104',' The VHS tape from Lighting Home Video is taken from a cut TV print that is  missing much of the gore and the entire prologue sequence. The DVD from  Retromedia Entertainment is uncut but due to rights issues the song "Popcorn"  has been eliminated and replaced with a generic synthesizer tune.'),
('24105',' Originally released at 86 minutes with a PG'),
('24106','13 rating. Video version features  a minute of additional footage (including nudity) and is rated R.'),
('24107',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('24108',' The German version is slightly cut; ca. 2 min of violence are missing'),
('24109',' Scenes missing from the cut version (spoilers): '),
('24110',' Rabbit getting electrocuted and then being impaled with an electric wire   pole (The fight sequence ends with Kit Li throwing the first pole into the   switch and then cuts back to Lis face as he looks at the body). '),
('24111',' A shot of Fai'),
('24112','Fai getting shot in the head from behind. '),
('24113',' Part of the helicopter crash sequence where the helicopter blade spins off   of the chopper and cuts a man in two.'),
('24114',' The first issue DVD release contains the uncut version of the film. All  following Hong Kong DVD releases are uncut. The uncut DVD is recognisable by  a large Cat IIB symbol on the lower right of the rear side of the Cover. US  DVD also contains the uncut version.'),
('24115',' German version is cut by ca. 25 minutes to shorten running time.'),
('24116',' US version is cut by 11 minutes from original Hong Kong release.'),
('24117',' The missing scenes from the Miramax US cut are: '),
('24118',' Tyson decides to call Barbara before he and Boomer leave for the mainland.   Boomer remarks that Tyson doesnt have her number but this doesnt bother   him as he produces a phone book. '),
('24119',' In the hospital scene, the henchmen bring in a "healer" to try and cure   their boss. The healer only succeeds in creating chaos and fed up, the   doctor (Lau'),
('24120','Kar Leung in a hilarious cameo) "thunder'),
('24121','punches" him into a   wall. '),
('24122',' During the scene where John is showing Barbara how to play the piano, she   has a dream sequence where she is singing a Cantopop song to a receptive   audience, '),
('24123',' Rocky mistakes John for Boomer and begs him to take him on as his student.   Trying to get rid of him, John tells Rocky to go "buy a piano" to "stengthen   his fingers". NOTE: These scenes are present in the original English Dub'),
('24124',' The Hong Kond DVD includes an Unrated version of the film with a running time  of 113mins NTSC. The R'),
('24125','rated version runs aprox 109mins NTSC. The extra  footage in the Unrated version is to the Temple massacre sequence '),
('24126',' Graphic  beheadings, arms cut off, more bullet hits etc. Also a short scene at the end  of the Temple massacre showing the last 2 police officers and 2 cult members  in a stand off. Which quickly turns into a graphic killing of one of the  policemen and cult member.'),
('24127',' 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.'),
('24128',' The UK release by A.D Vision was cut by 40 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('24129',' The first episode in this series, Hyoki, was cut by 40 seconds by the BBFC.  for its UK release.'),
('24130',' Sequence with death of Kans added after original release of movie as  marketing technique to draw repeat audience.'),
('24131',' The American version cuts off the opening credit sequence.'),
('24132',' A third cut of the film exists, but it is extremely rare. It is the official  South Korean print of the film which uses more footage of Korean actors Kim  Tai Jong (Lee Chen Chiang/Lee Chen Kuo) and Hwang Jang Lee (Chin Ku),  including an extended sword form demonstration with Hwangs character. This  cut also downplays the Bruce Lee angle as most of the stock footage featuring  Lee has been cut out. Outside of theatrical release, the only confirmed home  release of this cut is an old full screen South Korean VHS release. Despite  the rarity of the full film, the opening 7+ minutes are available for viewing  on YouTube under the title "Tower of Death Korean Version". Whether or not  the original widescreen film sources still exist is unknown.'),
('24133',' There are two main cuts of the film. The first is the original Hong Kong cut,  properly titled Tower of Death, which is approximately 86 minutes (NTSC/Film  speed). Most of this cuts music is sourced from Les Baxters score for The  Dunwich Horror. This is the cut used for the UK Hong Kong Legends DVD. The  second main cut is the international English dubbed print entitled Game of  Death 2, which is roughly 94 minutes. While no footage was cut from the Hong  Kong print, existing Bruce Lee and Bruce Lee related stock footage is used to  create new scenes. The most prominent addition is the greenhouse fight  between Casanova Wong and "Bruce Lee" (actually Kim Tai Jong doubling for  Lee) which was shot by Sammo Hung for the Hong Kong cut of Game of Death.  Other scenes include a childhood montage of "Billy Lo", which is actually  comprised of old footage from Bruce Lees childhood films. The other new  scene is a "funeral dedication" which uses footage from Bruce Lees real  funeral, but is done more tastefully than its use in Game of Death as it  plays off as more of a real tribute to Bruce Lee than a movie funeral. The  other addition after this is simply a proper end credits montage. This is the  cut released in the US by Fox Home Video. Ironically, of the two cuts, the  extended international cut is more widely available, even in Hong Kong in the  "Bruce Lee Ultimate Collection" DVD set.'),
('24134',' In scene only shown on cable (right before Harry tells Marjorie he thinks his  brother didnt commit suicide) where Nick shows up at the Turners house. He  and Marjorie talk about how guilty they feel, even though it was neither  persons fault. Then Marjorie explains that she doesnt want to leave her  husband because she is affraid of being alone.'),
('24135',' Originally released at 115 minutes in the USA. A 146'),
('24136','minutes directors cut  is available on video.'),
('24137',' Originally released at 115 minutes in the USA. A 146'),
('24138','minutes directors cut  is available on video and at least in Europe as a region 2 DVD.'),
('24139',' UK version runs 45 minutes.'),
('24140',' The original UK version has an entire scene removed, at the end of the film  the nunchuck display that Barry Gabrewski does as part of the competition is  missing due to censorship rules in the UK at that time.'),
('24141',' In the original theater version the scene when the team comes home after a  night out runs a little longer.  There is some more dialogue in with the  theme about "...how they drown cats..." from the beginning of the movie is  deepened. This scene was shortened for the video, TV and DVD'),
('24142','Versions for  unknown reasons.'),
('24143',' Several frames of film were removed from the first cut version at the  beginning (a close'),
('24144','up of the dead baby on the floor) and end of the movie  when Simon visits his burned and dying former comrade in arms at the hospital  ICU (some dialogue and several close'),
('24145','ups) to obtain an 16 rating instead of  the 18 rating suggested by the FSK after a first screening.'),
('24146',' Re'),
('24147','released in 1944, with some cuts (sex and sadism scenes) and preceded by a  nine minute prologue, set in present time with a WWII theme.'),
('24148',' EMKA Limited (the films current owner) and American Movie Classics restored  and preserved the original full'),
('24149','length version in 1994 and is available on  video.'),
('24150',' An additional deleted scene was shown during the credits when it aired on a  pay channel in the USA. Grahm Hess tells everyone they must go into the  basement.  He then tells the story of how he accidentally dislocated  Merrills elbow when he was 1½ years old, and that Merrill never got mad at  him.  The scene ends with everyone walking down the stairs and closing the  basement door.'),
('24151',' This film has different endings: close up of Marner gazing in awe at the sky  of his future (broadcast version) and a close up of Marner weeping (video).'),
('24152',' This film has been released on DVD at least 3 times. The first two times were  released by Orion Home Vidoe, and by the Criterion Collection. Both of these  are based on earlier releases made for VHS or laserdisc and, as such, have a  full'),
('24153','screen (4:3) picture signal, even in the wide'),
('24154','screen release. This means  that the image, whether wide'),
('24155','screen or full'),
('24156','screen, was made to fit into a  4:3 image. The MGM DVD, for the first time, gave the picture an anamorphic  (16:9) transfer.'),
('24157',' The scene where Miggs throws sperm at Clarice is shown from the different  angle in the TV network version, so the audience cant really see what Miggs  is throwing.'),
('24158',' For the TV network version, Miggs says to Clarice I can smell your scent  instead of I can smell your c*nt. Lecters reply "I myself cannot" is  omitted.'),
('24159',' Criterions Special Edition on DVD features outtake footage not included in  the theatrical version, including: '),
('24160',' a longer version of the scene where Clarice discovers Raspails head inside   Your'),
('24161','Self Storage; '),
('24162',' a longer version of the scene where Lector explains to Clarice how to   identify Buffalo Bill from his rejected applications for sex change surgery.   The dialogue is longer and is taken almost verbatim from Thomas Harris   novel, and plays over a scene where the camera moves inside Buffalo Bills   cellar, stopping at the edge of the pit where Senator Martins daughter is   held.  This is the same scene that appears in the theatrical version, right   after Starlings visit to the enthomologists Roden and Pilcher, with no   voiceover but with music and sound effects and Katherine Martins screams   coming from the pit; '),
('24163',' a brief new scene where Starling is given a gun from instructor Brigham   right before her departure for West Virginia; '),
('24164',' an alternate version of the car scene where Starling and Crawford are   talking after the Elk River victims autopsy. In the theatrical version,   Crawford apologizes to Starling for humiliating her in front of the state   troopers; the alternate take has Starling revealing that a bug cocoon was   found in Benjamin Raspails throat. In the theatrical version this   information is not revealed until later, when Starling mentions it during   one of her encounters with Lector; '),
('24165',' a longer version of the telephone conversation between FBI Director Burke,   Paul Krendler and Crawford after the phony offer to Lekter has been   discovered; Crawford tries to convince Krendler not to accept Lectors help; '),
('24166',' a new scene showing a meeting with Starling, Crawford, Paul Krendler and and   FBI Director Burke; Krendler blames Starling and Crawford for Lectors   escape and Burke suspends them both from the case; '),
('24167',' the DVD also features the complete video monologue from performance artist   Jim Roche as the TV Evangelist; in the theatrical version Roche appears on a   TV put in front of Lectors cell, as punishment for Miggs death.'),
('24168',' This film was originally released by the now'),
('24169','defunct Orion Pictures  Corporation. After Orion went bankrupt, all their films, as well as many  sequel rights, were acquired by Metro'),
('24170','Goldwyn'),
('24171','Mayer, which produced the  sequel, Hannibal, and prequel, Red Dragon. When The Silence of the Lambs was  re'),
('24172','issued on video in 1999, and on DVD in 2001, it was released by MGM home  video. As a result, their corporate logo now precedes the Orion Pictures  logo.'),
('24173',' The 1988 UK Medusa video release was cut by 1 min 18 secs by the BBFC to edit  a stabbing scene and to remove all footage of nunchakus. The cuts were fully  restored in the 2003 DVD release.'),
('24174',' The DVD shows more scenes were shot with Rose fighting chest'),
('24175','spurter monsters  on the streets.'),
('24176',' There is also a directors cut version of the game out for the PS2, which  includes: '),
('24177',' a chance to play Maria for the first time '),
('24178',' more items and more weapons to choose from'),
('24179',' On television prints, some of the subtitles are remade to become less  offensive.'),
('24180',' Deleted from broadcast versions: Mel Funn (Brooks) mouthing the words "You  son of a bitch!" to Marty Eggs (Feldman), followed by a title card bearing  the words "You bad boy!"'),
('24181',' A later version released on video contains an extra 3 minutes featuring more  gore than the theatrical version.'),
('24182',' The Anchor Bay DVD splices in the gore footage with the theatrical print  making it the most complete version containing all of the gore and nudity.'),
('24183',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut all UK video versions were cut by 41  secs by the BBFC to edit some scenes of violence. Among the footage removed  was a shot of a bloodied face after a fight, Nancy Halmans body sliding down  the wall, and the discovery of the corpse of Dr Vaughn with a syringe in his  neck.'),
('24184',' Although rated not under 18 the German Rental'),
('24185','Video is cut for violence.  UK'),
('24186','Release is uncut.'),
('24187',' Released outside the USA in a slightly racier and longer version, titled  Target Witness (1994).'),
('24188',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('24189','rated and unrated versions.'),
('24190',' The movie was repackaged for the American market as Queen of the Turf  (1922).'),
('24191',' Released in the USA in 1941 in a 65 minute version entitled "Murder At The  Baskervilles".'),
('24192',' The UK DVD release of the film in 2001 contains the original movie trailer  and spoken commentary by director Daniel Attias (qv), both of which is not  available on any other officially released DVD including the US.'),
('24193',' Some releases do not have the final credits rolling to the background of  different scenes throughout the entire Narnia series. In the 2002 DVD release  the credits roll instead to an image of the silver chair.'),
('24194',' There are two different endings to this film in circulation. The full version  ends with David Essex lifting his arms in victory as his motorbike crosses  the finish line. Seconds after he does so the bike begins to wobble, then  spins out of control and crashes spectacularly. The second version concludes  with a freeze'),
('24195','frame immediately after Essex crosses the line and raises his  arms.'),
('24196',' The "happy" or alternate ending was the U.S theatrical release, and also the  version released on DVD in the U.K in 2003. The opening titles also differ'),
('24197',' When Silver Streak was first shown on TV, it had scenes that were not in the  home video version, such as: '),
('24198',' Theres an extra scene of George and Rita talking. She inquires as to if he   was riding hobo on the train. '),
('24199',' A longer scene of Rita and George taking off in the airplane. '),
('24200',' At the beginning when George arrives at the train station, the taxi driver   comments that since George is going from Los Angeles to Chicago and a train   that he must be a sucker for boredom. '),
('24201',' A scene where the Silver Streak is pulling into the Kansas City station,   which takes place right before Grover and George rush in.'),
('24202',' December 2005 DVD reissue included an extended, reedited version of the film.  The four story lines were separated into individual short films, with about  seven minutes of additional footage added, marketed as approximately 25, but  about thirteen of those minutes are credits added to each story and five come  from marketing exaggeration.'),
('24203',' Among the additions to the December 2005 DVD release is an extended  appearance by Carla Gugino as Lucille in the "That Yellow Bastard" story.  (Previously she had only appeared in the Hard Goodbye segment).'),
('24204',' In the extended version is a scene where Marv returns to his mothers house  to retrieve his gun, Gladys.'),
('24205',' The theatrical version shown in France is cut slightly to get a 12 rating.  Notable scenes removed include Roark Jrs ear blown off by Hartigan, Miho  slicing off Jackie Boys hand with a swastika/manji shaped shuriken and its  aftermath and Hartigan removing Yellow Bastards genitals and then beating  him. The DVD release is uncut with a 16 rating.'),
('24206',' Originally released at 90 minutes; was then re'),
('24207','edited and re'),
('24208','released  in a  shorter 79'),
('24209','minutes version under the title "Mad Wednesday" in 1950.'),
('24210',' Several scenes not shown when aired on Lifetime television can be found in  the original version, including a longer love scene between Megan Follows and  Dermot Mulroney.'),
('24211',' 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.'),
('24212',' UK version was edited (removed was a head'),
('24213','butt) to secure a U rating.'),
('24214',' The DVD release from MGM restores the films original entracte music, and  uses a series of different still photos as the backdrop for both the overture  and entracte. Previous video and laserdisc releases from CBS/Fox repeated  the overture as the intermission music, and used the same still photo (the  fireplace shown in the opening credits) for both overture and entracte.'),
('24215',' US DVD release by Troma release is the complete version of the English  language edition, but, like all English releases, is still missing around 2  minutes of material exclusive to the Italian print.'),
('24216',' The Italian release is around two minutes longer than the English export  version, including an additional scene where Anna calls the husband of one of  Alfredos victims, and another where she meets Maries mother, played by  Veronica Lazar (whose name is included in the credits of all versions, even  those in which she does not appear).'),
('24217',' The 2005 UK DVD release, by Arrow Pictures, has had all previous cuts waived  and represents the full'),
('24218','length English version, although like all English  releases it omits the two scenes exclusive to the Italian version.'),
('24219',' This film premiered on video in the UK, but 11 cuts totalling 2m 47s were  made by the distributor before submission to the BBFC for a video  certificate. These cuts are to rape scenes, violence and some dialogue.'),
('24220',' The DVD version released on DVD in the UK in May 1999 contains all the  material which had been pre'),
('24221','cut from the UK video version. Since the uncut  version has never been submitted to the British Board of Film Classification,  this version was withdrawn and re'),
('24222','released in a cut form.  The new cut  release has a colour graphic on the disc itself, whereas the uncut version  had a black and white label.'),
('24223',' Also available in computer colorized version.'),
('24224',' The subtitled Hong Kong Legends UK release has one subtitle deliberately  mistranslated to remove a joke about AIDS, which is not acceptable at the 12  category.'),
('24225',' The song'),
('24226','and'),
('24227','dance sequence which made references to Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer  and The New Kids on the Block was not subtitled on the FOX DVD. The UK dubbed  version of the film cut the sequence out completely, confusing the viewer in  regards to why the singers show up later in the film.'),
('24228',' Metro'),
('24229','Goldwyn'),
('24230','Mayer Pictures released this movie in a totally silent version.'),
('24231',' This movie was made in three versions: one Swedish, one French and one  English. Viveca Lindsfors (qv) plays Singoalla in all three versions.  Alf Kjellin (qv) plays knight Erland in the Swedish and English version,  Michel Auclair (qv) in the French. The movie was made with Swedish and  French actors, no English actors were involved. The French version is  considered to be the best.'),
('24232',' MGM also issued this movie as a silent film.'),
('24233',' In the 1919 re'),
('24234','issue version, Elaine Sterne is credited with the story, and  Donald I. Buchanan is credited with the scenario.'),
('24235',' The laserdisc is the unrated, longer version (89 minutes)'),
('24236',' The UK release cut out all instances of the princesses being branded with hot  irons. The scene of Princess Alana getting flogged by Page was also removed.  Also the scene where Page strangles Nora to death was shown so only Pages  hands could be seen tightening the rope. All these scenes are left intact on  the Japanese and US video releases.'),
('24237',' The R'),
('24238','rated US video release removed completely two extended group lesbian  sex scenes involving the female prisoners. The first one involved Nora the  night before she was to be executed and the other involved a lesbian prison  guard. Both these scenes are left intact on both the European and Asian video  releases.'),
('24239',' The UK video release has removed parts of scene involving violence that the  princesses are subjected to. This includes floggings, a strangulation scene,  and another where they are branded with red hot branding irons. These scenes  are left intact on the US and Asian video releases.'),
('24240',' Only the Asian video release is uncut. The US version removed the gratuitous  lesbian sex scenes and the UK removed the gratuitous violence (at the same  time the US kept the gratuitous violence and the UK kept the gratuitous  lesbian sex scenes).'),
('24241',' SPOILERS: In some versions of this film, the image of the comic strip in the  newspaper that makes Belmondos character realize his wife has been poisoning  him has been removed. The probable reason is that the whole idea is a bit  naive and absurd, although without this image it is impossible to explain how  the man finds out that he has been poisoned.'),
('24242',' This tv'),
('24243','documentary is also released on video.'),
('24244',' TBS broadcasts overdub a quick feedback'),
('24245','like squeal sound during the opening  musical number to obscure an obscenity, when Whoopi Goldbergs character  inserts the comment "You dont give a s'),
('24246','t" as the song "Heat Wave" ends.'),
('24247',' Sister Dearest (1985) (V) was reissued in 1987 under the title Back to Class  with the Traci Lords scenes chopped out.'),
('24248',' The title was released by Vivthomas.com in Portugal uncut. The UK R18 version  was re'),
('24249','cut and re'),
('24250','titled to I Love Jo and had one scene cut from the movie,  The British board of film certification would not allow the uncut version to  be released due to an incest scene between Jo & Kylies characters.'),
('24251',' The U.S. version removes several scenes, including: '),
('24252',' the early concert performance '),
('24253',' the scene where Mui gets her new look'),
('24254',' The DVD contains some additional scenes which can be viewed via integrated  branching: '),
('24255',' a dancing number at the bakery with various pedestrians. This comes right   after Sing meets Mui for the first time. '),
('24256',' when Sing gives Mui the shoes different lines are spoken and he introduces   her to the team. Mui then has an argument and a fight with her boss. '),
('24257',' at the end a couple of outtakes.'),
('24258',' Some of the changes to "Shaolin Soccer" found in the new Miramax U.S. cut: '),
('24259',' The film has been shortened from 102 minutes to just over 80 '),
('24260',' The opening titles have been deleted. Replaced by main title over generic   "Asian" background. '),
('24261',' The opening B&W bribery scene between Golden Leg and Hung has been deleted. '),
('24262',' A musical sequence with Sing and the gang outside of Muis sweet roll shop   has been reinstated. '),
('24263',' Dialog has been removed between Sing and Iron Head during the club scenes. '),
('24264',' Also gone are some of the bottle'),
('24265','to'),
('24266','head smashes on Iron Head. '),
('24267',' The vomit and fart gags have been deleted from Sings first soccer attack in   the streets. '),
('24268',' All the initial meetings with the Brothers have been shortened. '),
('24269',' The film is dubbed into English, thus not allowing time for the true   translation of the screenplay. Dialog is often without the meaning the   original version contained. '),
('24270',' Sings apartment scene is deleted. '),
('24271',' Amazingly, the bizarre "egg" joke with Little Brother during soccer training   remains in the Miramax cut. '),
('24272',' Golf course scene between Hung and Golden Leg has been cut out. '),
('24273',' The final soccer match has a variety of cuts in it, mostly to take out the   more extreme visuals featuring blood and violence. '),
('24274',' A cover version of "Kung Fu Fighting" is used over the last scene of the   film and the end credits, removing the score entirely.'),
('24275',' For the US theatrical version, Chinese text that appears on objects in the  film has been digitally altered so that it is in English, (examples: the  "Shaolin Forever" sign, the Time Magazine ad.)'),
('24276',' The scenes that are deleted from Miramaxs version of the film are not minor.  Also, many of the cuts are also made to the fight scenes themselves. '),
('24277',' The English subtitles on the Miramax version of the film are not a direct   translation of the Cantonese. Some of those changes include rewording of   dialog (i.e., the entire flashback scene for Miss Orchid is reworded to make   it seem that Miss Orchid was not a prostitute), changing the names of many   of the moves done by the characters (i.e., calling the "No Shadow Kick" a   "Shadow Kick"), and adding back story that is never said or spoken about in   the Cantonese dialog (Miramax adds an entire back story to Iron Monkeys   character about his father getting murdered which only exists in the Miramax   subtitles, not in the Cantonese dialog).'),
('24278',' The Miramax version released in the U.S. in 2001 is severely cut from the  original Hong Kong version and has the memorable original musical score by  Richard Yuen removed and replaced by a new score by James L. Venable. The new  score was made to sound similar to the Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon score  because Miramax hoped that it could cash in on its success.'),
('24279',' Some versions run 54 minutes.'),
('24280',' After 9/11/01, the USA network edited the dialogue poorly so that when Anne  Heche originally said, "Ive flown with you twice, youve crashed half the  time," she now says, "Ive flown with you twice, youve FLOWN half the time."'),
('24281',' Re'),
('24282','edited into two one'),
('24283','hour episodes with the addition of 30 minutes of extra  material.'),
('24284',' Re'),
('24285','edited into two one'),
('24286','hour episodes of "The Six Million Dollar Man" with the  edition of 30 minutes extra footage.'),
('24287',' Later re'),
('24288','edited into two one'),
('24289','hour episodes of "The Six Million Dollar Man"  with the addition of 30 minutes extra footage.'),
('24290',' CBS edited 14 minutes from this film for its 1984 network television  premiere.'),
('24291',' The nature of the film is to be ordered based on the projectionist throwing a  die, so there is no definitive version. Since there are six reels, there are  720 possible running orders to the film. Each order will create a different  meaning to the events of the film, based on their order and context.'),
('24292',' "Sixteen Candles" has two different music soundtracks.  One appears in the  theatrical release, and in the showings on cable TV.  The other soundtrack  appears in the home video.'),
('24293',' The television version includes a lunchroom scene where Samantha and her  friend see the guy Samantha likes and she declares that she cant eat.'),
('24294',' The original theatrical version includes two jokes that were cut by  writer/director John Hughes from the TV and some video versions: Long Duk  Dong yells "Banzai!" before falling out of Jake Ryans tree, drunk; after LDD  reveals that he has wrecked Grandpas car, Grandma says, "You little  scuzbag!" before kicking him in the stomach/groin.'),
('24295',' Television version shown on WE network has an extra scene: right after  Samantha says "Id shit twice and die" (about anyone finding out she wrote  the sex test answers about Jake), it shows Jake in the lunchroom reading the  sex test he stole from the floor. It then cuts to Samantha and her friend,  Randy, in line to get food, and Samantha exclaims she cant believe shes  eating cafeteria burgers. Randy asks why Brenda (Sams mother) didnt give  her her carrot sticks. Samantha says, "She cant remember my birthday, you  think shes gonna remember my carrots?" Its then disclosed that Sam is  eating the carrots because its supposed to make your breasts larger. Randy  asks how its going, and Sam says shes only gotten 1/16th of an inch  improvement, a 1/2 inch if she takes a deep breath. They then go to find a  seat. Sam sees Jake sitting at a table. She throws her food tray onto Randys  tray and says that she has to leave because Jake is there, and "I dont want  him to know that I eat!" It then continues with the chin'),
('24296','up scene with Jake'),
('24297',' DVD version features four cut scenes; '),
('24298',' Cole visits an old man that lost his wife a long time ago and is lonely.    Cole finds some diaries that belonged to his wife and the old man is happy. '),
('24299',' After Malcom hears the voice on the tape recorder he goes back to the old   mans house to see if he is doing better, which he is. '),
('24300',' Cole playing with his figurines: two are underneath a red cloth, Malcom asks   Cole why and Cole gives him the mens name, rank, why they were there, and   information about their wives. '),
('24301',' Extendend ending: after Malcom is gone, the camera pans from Anna to the   television featuring Malcom on video expressing his love for her.'),
('24302',' The German video version released in 1992 misses two scenes (some talking in  an office and a sex scene). The new video release by Troma includes the sex  scene but still misses the talking in the office.'),
('24303',' This film featured on the Criterion Collection DVD for  _Mitt liv som hund (1985)_ (qv) is presented as originally broadcast on  Swedish television, except for two sequences where the soundtrack had to be  altered to avoid copyright infringement.'),
('24304',' Restored version, Mosfilm, 1966'),
('24305',' American version, under the title "Frustration", runs 78 minutes.  While most  of the Swedish version is told as an extended flashback, the US cut omits the  "present day" prologue and instead offers the story chronologically.'),
('24306',' This shorter US version also omits the end of the windmill scene just as  Johannes and Sally are lying down together to have sex.  This 78 minute  version also is missing entirely a longer scene toward the end of the film,  just before Johannes leaves Sally to join the Navy, clearly indicating the  two have just made love.'),
('24307',' In ODoogles bar when the bar maid marches towards the male stripper lashing  her whip against her leg, the screen fades to black as she gets close.  However, later added to the DVD version, the stripper squeals "Mommy" as it  fades.'),
('24308',' When Dave and his three best friends clash their beer cans together in  Toddorberts hut, the sound is similar to that of trash cans being dropped.  This is changed for the DVD release to a dramatic guitar strum.'),
('24309',' Some VHS versions omit a love scene involving Wendy Hamiltons character.'),
('24310',' The R'),
('24311','rated version sloppily removes most of the gore included in the unrated  version. In the process, some of Dennis speech about his father while  skinning the blond prostitute was also trimmed.'),
('24312',' The DVD version includes deleted scenes showing: Luke working as a singing  flower delivery boy; a longer bar scene; after the bar scene they stop off at  the news office; what happens after they fall off the roof; judge Mandrake  blackmailing Luke; judge Mandrake convincing Caleb to "confess".'),
('24313',' A re'),
('24314','cut version from 1974 entitled "Thy'),
('24315','lejren 1970" runs 48 minutes.'),
('24316',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('24317',' The USA DVD version runs 88 minutes which is shorter than the original  version. The TV network version, although edited with some scenes cut, has  additional scenes and extended scenes which include a longer version of the  opening Beef beauty pa gent with the dance interrupted by Doreen protesting  beef, as well as extended dressing room scenes between Starla, Ashley and  Tanner. Also cut from the DVD is the part of Kimmy Sue introducing Tanner,  the beauty finalist, first ahead of Ashley who mumbles her response to the  questions. An extended scene of Starla talking to Geneieve in her bedroom  about her desire to become a TV star.'),
('24318',' The VHS and laserdisc version replaced the Maxine Nightingale song on the  soundtrack.  The DVD and TV versions retain the song.'),
('24319',' The original 1982 cut of the movie features the song "Two Heads Are Better  Than One" during the opening credits at the nursery, as well as over the end  credits.'),
('24320',' In the original 1982 cut of the film, Eliza sings a song called "Lonesome No  More" (which is part of the title to the original novel "Slapstick") after  the staff tries to cheer her up after Wilbur is taken to military school.  Michel Legrand wrote the music, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. wrote the lyrics and  Madeline Kahn sings the song in the character of Eliza. This clip also occurs  before the flying saucer with the Japanese inside fly into the attic window  where she is staying. In the 1984 US release, the song is still credited in  the final credits, but has been edited out of the movie. The 2005 German DVD  "Directors Cut" of the film also omits the song.'),
('24321',' There was a 2 hour version that premiered at the Fantasia film Festival in  July 2001.'),
('24322',' Contrary to the US MTI Video/Fangoria presents edition that will be unrated  (and the DVD 16/9 enhanced with directors commentary), the Canadian edition  of Slashers distributed by KABOOM (a division of 49th Parallel) will be a  censored R rated version, minus 2 min 20 seconds of gore. The DVD will be a  4/3 pan and scan censored version, with no commentary.'),
('24323',' The original UK Vestron video release was cut by 32 secs by the BBFC to  remove shots of nudity and burnt breasts during the acid bath and  electrocution killings.'),
('24324',' The Australian version is gore'),
('24325','free'),
('24326',' Video has a different score.'),
('24327',' The film was classified in the UK as a video nasty and consequently was  unavailable for many years. The initial video release was edited by 14 secs  for violence including a pitchfork murder though the Vipco DVD release was  passed uncut by the BBFC in 2001.'),
('24328',' The version released on the Marquis video label is the full 81 minute  version. The film was also released on a double'),
('24329','billed VHS cassette with  SCALPS by Continental home video, but the running time was shortened to 75  minutes. Interestingly, none of the violent scenes were altered.'),
('24330',' The version re'),
('24331','released by Anchor Bay in 2000 is cut.  The old Media Video  and Video Treasures releases are the most complete versions.'),
('24332',' The DVD version released by the Canadian manufacturer, Legacy Entertainment,  in 2003 is, to all intents, uncut. Robert Hiltziks opening title sequence,  dedicating the film to his mother, is the only thing removed from this  version.'),
('24333',' Numerous gory scenes (including the climactic decapitation of the boy in the  cabin) were trimmed to receive an MPAA rating of "R" rather than an NC'),
('24334','17.'),
('24335',' The new R1 DVD coming from Anchor Bay Entertainment will reportedly include  all the deaths scenes complete. It will also have the full decapitation of  the boy in the cabin.'),
('24336',' Outside of the USA, many prints were trimmed, excluding around two minutes of  gore footage from the film.'),
('24337',' The following scenes were cut from the film: '),
('24338',' An alternate version of the Rob/Ally sex scene was shot with Ally clothed,   just in case the MPAA wouldnt allow the Ally naked version.  The unclothed   version remained intact and is in the film. '),
('24339',' Some dialogue in the Molly/Angela conversation outside the cabin.  This   appears in the outtakes on the DVD. '),
('24340',' The decapitation of Sean was cut to avoid an "X" rating.  It appears in the   outtakes on the DVD. '),
('24341',' The original end titles track.  It also appears in the outtakes on the DVD.'),
('24342',' The sex scene between Rob and Ally has an alternate version filmed with Ally  wearing a nightgown, to be used for network television viewings.'),
('24343',' The following scenes were deleted for pacing reasons.  They are NOT included  on the DVD: '),
('24344',' Longer scene of Maria walking down the street, with Angela passing her. '),
('24345',' While waiting for the camp van, Angela is bemused by a hulking, tall hevay   metal dude who passes. '),
('24346',' Slow pan down Angelas body before Peter throws firecrackers. '),
('24347',' Longer scene of Herman flirting with Jan.  Lilly catches him. '),
('24348',' Longer conversation between Lilly and Snoboy on why the girls and boys cant   sleep together. '),
('24349',' A scene where Anita goes to the bathroom after becoming tired of all the   Angela talk. '),
('24350',' Extended scene of the girls leaving Angela behind in the cabin. '),
('24351',' A scene where Lilly hands Barney a map and asks where Anita is, and Marcia   tells her. '),
('24352',' A longer scene of Barneys group walking in the woods. '),
('24353',' Before Bobby is killed, he remarks that Angela probably went to get a   condom.'),
('24354',' The R1 New DVD includes all of the gore originally cut to avoid an "X"  rating, which includes: '),
('24355',' A slightly longer death scene of Herman and Cindy '),
('24356',' Herman receives multiple   stakings of the stick through his mouth instead of just one. '),
('24357',' A much longer scene of Angelas attack on Bobby and Snoboy '),
('24358',' after killing   Bobby, Angela first tests out the log she uses on Snoboy then later empties   out the whole can of gasoline on the tent, making sure not to get it on her   night dress, then after lighting the tent up with the bodies inside and   roasting a marshmallow she now comments "It wouldnt be camp without a   marshmallow" before singing the Happy Camper song while the camera lingers '),
('24359',' on the burnt heap. After decapitating Arab, Angela kicks the head causing it   to roll blood begins to pump out of the neck while the fingers continue to   twitch. '),
('24360',' The infamous complete death of Cindy '),
('24361',' we see her body impact the ground   head first. Angela inspects the bloody damage and a close up of Cindys   smashed head and brains everywhere! '),
('24362',' When Lilly is lawnmowered we see blood chunks and dirt fly out the side. '),
('24363',' When Bobby loses his arms, his arms literally get ripped and fly off,   tumbling onto the road behind him! Blood shoots simultaneously out of both   arm stumps. '),
('24364',' A tent spike is hammered into Riffs hand when he tries to get out, he   screams as blood jets out. The second tent spike hammered into him causes a   massive spurt of blood against the underside of the tent. '),
('24365',' A longer close up of Lillys corpse '),
('24366',' an insect crawls all over the neck   stump! '),
('24367',' Barney gets four gunshots instead of three, then after Angela tosses the gun   down at his feet the camera slowly pans up his blood splattered dead body. '),
('24368',' A longer shot of Greg and Anita dying after the axes hit them. '),
('24369',' When Marcia and Angela fight, both receive gory damage '),
('24370',' the knife impacts   Marcias leg in a close up, causing a spurt of blood before Angela retracts   it. Marcia hits Angela in the armpit with the ax, making a torrent of blood.   She then repeatedly stabs her in the stomach in a close up as heaps of blood   shoots out. '),
('24371',' Also an alternate ending will be shown. The full original ending. In the   back of the ambulance we now see Angela slowly steal the hypodermic needle,   building the suspense '),
('24372',' when the cop gets the hypo in the eye, a burst of   blood spurts out the side when it impacts. After Angelas final line when   the film usually ends, Angela starts singing the Angela Rap before her   Rest In Peace.'),
('24373',' At one point, the Swedish version was slightly edited to remove Prince  Phillip hitting the Dragons snout with his sword, as it was deemed too  violent for Swedish children and also not motivated enough. It was eventually  restored.'),
('24374',' At one point, there was a scene in which Sleeping Beauty pricks her finger  directly on the spindle and a close'),
('24375','up of blood dripping from her finger was  shown. However, this scene was cut out from recent film releases.'),
('24376',' With the 2003 DVD release two versions of the film are included, one in 70 mm  Widescreen and one in typical full'),
('24377','screen pan'),
('24378','and'),
('24379','scan'),
('24380',' The BBFC cut a minute out of the film in order for it to obtain a 15 rating  for cinema release in 1991. This same cut version was passed for release on  VHS later in 1991. The uncut version was passed for video release in 1992  with an 18 rating, before the film was re'),
('24381','rated in 2001 in its uncut form  with a 15 rating.'),
('24382',' In the second theatrical trailer, there is a scene where Katrina and ichabod  have a conversation, which is not included in the final cut. Also, some bits  of footage was reportedly cut from the beginning of the film, during the  court session with Cristopher Lee and Johnny Depp. Also, in the "Behind The  Legend" featurette included in the DVD edition of the film, a deleted scene  is included: Katrina explains to Ichabod that not everyone believes it is the  Horseman whos killing the people, but rather the Witch Of The Western Woods,  who has made a pact with Lucifer. The scene begins with Ichabod asking if the  entire town of Sleepy Hollow believes The Headless Horseman is killing the  townspeople. Later in the making'),
('24383','of featurette, there is an alternate take on  an already existing scene: Katrinas father doesnt say that all of the  townspeople is going to speak out against him, but rather the person who has  set up the meeting in the church. This scene is right after Ichabod discovers  Katrinas stepmothers secret, and right after she explains Ichabod about it,  among other things discussed.'),
('24384',' To get a "Not under 12" rating the German version was cut for violence. The  uncut version was released on video/DVD and is rated "Not under 16".'),
('24385',' US version was version was cut for language by Miramax to secure a PG'),
('24386','13  rating.'),
('24387',' Collectors Edition trimmed some scenes to improve the pacing.'),
('24388',' Original release included several musical numbers, including ones performed  by Dorothy Lee, Warner Baxter and Maurice Chevalier. Prints of this original  version survive, but all circulating prints derive from the Blackhawk Films  version which cut the musical numbers out in the interest of copyright. This  cut version is the only one that has ever been released on the home movie  market, video or DVD. The original cut does survive in Blackhawk Films  collection.'),
('24389',' European version features approx. four minutes of sex footage not present in  R'),
('24390','rated US release (total running time 108 minutes) The longer version is  available in the US as an unrated video.'),
('24391',' Original ending apparently featured Baldwin and Stones characters pilotng a  helicopter into a Hawaiian volcano; footage was never used after this ending  fared badly at test screenings.'),
('24392',' The theatrical trailer features much footage not seen in the final film, much  of it in  line with the films original ending: a climactic fight between  Zeke and Jack, an extension of the elevator'),
('24393','makeout scene, and Stones  character looking fearfully into a video camera (which is faithful to the  books original ending).'),
('24394',' A half'),
('24395','hour'),
('24396','long short version of the film exists.'),
('24397',' The UK video version was cut by 42 secs by the BBFC to edit a bedroom scene  of a naked girl being attacked by the slugs.'),
('24398',' The original R'),
('24399','rated VHS of the film released by New Horizons Home Video runs  75 minutes. There was also an unrated version released to video by the same  company, which runs 80 minutes. This release contains more dialogue and a few  extra scenes, as well as several gory images cut from the initial release. In  2000, New Concorde released the film on DVD and VHS as the R'),
('24400','rated version,  however, it contains all of the extra footage released on the unrated VHS,  plus an additional 7 minutes of scenes, clocking the film at 87 minutes. This  is the most complete version of the film available.'),
('24401',' The UK video version, re'),
('24402','entitled Slumber Party Murders, suffered 30 secs of  crude cuts by the BBFC, missing out every gore scene apart from the climax  with the death of the killer. This may have been due to the "video'),
('24403','nasties"  craze, and Thorn'),
('24404','EMI (the distributors) may have been aware of the trouble  the film "Driller Killer" (1979) had caused, as the main weapon used by the  killer in this film is also a drill. In this era, a film couldnt even have  the word "Massacre" in its title, explaining the films re'),
('24405','naming.'),
('24406',' In June 2003, The UK version was passed for DVD release with its original  title and all previous cuts waived.'),
('24407',' For its second run in 1975, the film was edited down to forty'),
('24408','five minutes,  so that it could be fitted into a one'),
('24409','hour time slot rather than a  ninety'),
('24410','minute one.'),
('24411',' The DVD features some deleted scenes: '),
('24412',' Alan meets the principal of his new school, who tells him he doesnt like   troublemakers. '),
('24413',' An extended version of the scene where the dish technician tells Phil a lot   more about the way the dish works and why the tree has to be moved. '),
('24414',' Some added dialogue for Stuart and Irene about their old home Chicago right   before Phil starts to saw off the branch. '),
('24415',' The Gorgonites search Alans encyclopedia for Gorgon. Instead of their home   they find the daughter of the Greek God Phorcys. '),
('24416',' A discussion between Alan, Christy and their parents about what happened. '),
('24417',' Phil and Stuart discover that Alan and Christy get away through a window. '),
('24418',' The Toys discover Christys parents, her brother and Irene in the storeroom   and ask for "any last requests".'),
('24419',' 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.'),
('24420',' A version in French with dialogue and lyrics by Henri Bataille (II) (qv)  played in New York City, New York, USA on 15 October 1931, and was a big hit  in Paris. It probably was a dubbed English version, but slightly shorter at  2,476.80 m in length.'),
('24421',' The TV print needed extensive overdubbing to reduce the amount of profanity.  In particular, Jackie Gleasons expression "Sum'),
('24422','bitch!" was replaced with  "Scum'),
('24423','bum." This new word became a popular catch phrase with kids after the  film made its TV debut.'),
('24424',' In the television version, there is an extra scene inserted right after  Snowman retrieves Fred from the pond.  The Bandit spots a police car heading  past him, and gets on the CB to warn Snowman to slow down, not knowing that  he hasnt even taken off yet because Fred ran away.  A winded Snowman finally  arrives back at the truck carrying Fred and hears the Bandit trying to get  his attention.  Out of breath, he asks Bandit what he wants.  Bandit replies  "When you get that damn dog in the truck, you can put the hammer down,  because by that time, that smokey will have gone by you."  After hearing  that, a perplexed Snowman wonders aloud, "Howd he know that?"'),
('24425',' The most recent home video version boasts that some of the music has been  changed.'),
('24426',' Extensive overdubbing was required for network TV broadcast, in particular  replacing a good percentage of Jackie Gleasons dialogue with new lines  spoken by an actor with a noticably higher voice. The recurring phrase  "Sum'),
('24427','bitch!" became "Scum'),
('24428','bum!" (same as TV prints of the first Smokey and  the Bandit (1977)). Even the bloopers at the end needed to be redubbed, with  the phrase "your mothers ass" being changed to "your fathers face"!'),
('24429',' Originally filmed as Smokey IS the Bandit, with Jackie Gleason playing both  Sheriff Buford T. Justice and the Bandit. Most of the film was reshot with  Jerry Reed taking on the dual role of The Bandit and Cletus.'),
('24430',' USA cable network broadcast an alternate version of this film with additional  footage (Jerry and Colleen) and more dialogue. For some reason, all the  vocals in these "new" scenes had been overdubbed'),
('24431',' The new scenes added for USA include the following: '),
('24432',' After the Enos have paid off the Latinos, theres a shot of Buford driving   his policecar past 3 fishermen on a bridge. One of them casts his line off   and ends up catching his line on the fish Bufords got on his roof. The   fisherman shouts "Whoa!" to try and stop Buford from driving off with his   line, but the car keeps going and ends up dragging all of the fishermens   gear with them. '),
('24433',' One scene comes when Buford runs out of gas. Junior is shown pushing the car   up to a gas station pump. Out of breath, he asks an attendant "Can I use   your bathroom? I have to go number 1 real bad!". The attendant walks over to   Bufords side of the car and makes a remark in Spanish about the fish on his   roof. "Just fill the tank Pancho Villa!" Buford says. The attendant obliges.   This is followed by a long far away shot of the Enos caddy driving through   a country road and Little Enos saying "Daddy? I feel good! I feel playful!"   and Big Enos replying, "Well you sound playful too son!". Then were back to   Buford in the gas station who is polishing up his glasses. Meanwhile 3   masked bandits have held up the place and are running off with money. One of   them drops a sack of it and Buford tells him, "Hey good buddy! You dropped   your bag!". The bandit grabs it and Buford waves good bye to him. Junior   then rushes out to Buford and says, "Hey daddy! Daddy! Did you see those   guys?". "Yeah," replies Buford. "There must be a ski resort in town!". '),
('24434',' The scene where Cletus picks up Dusty has extended dialogue between the two   of them explaining why Cletus is dressed like the Bandit. '),
('24435',' In the scene with Cletus talking to Mother Trucker, there are different   camera angles used in relation to those seen on the Home Video version. Also   most of the music is missing. '),
('24436',' There are a few extra shots and different angles of Cletus getting chased by   Buford in the construction area. '),
('24437',' There are different angles shown in the scene where Cletus gets food for   Dusty at a biker bar. '),
('24438',' One scene is added when the towtruck with Junior hanging on the back rears   back out of the alley. We see the Enos caddy is outside as well. The two   Enos are both reading newspapers to cover their faces. Big Enos puts his   paper down to grin and say "Looks like Officer Higgins and Tow Truck Charlie   are DEFINITELY on the case!" followed by Little Enos lowering his newspaper   and humming the theme to Dragnet. '),
('24439',' While at the Come On Inn, many scenes were re'),
('24440','shot and some scenes added to   take out the amount of sexual humor and or behavior. '),
('24441',' The scene where Buford and Junior look into various hotel rooms to see   various sex acts being performed has been cut from all Network TV airings. '),
('24442',' Once scene has Dusty talking to Cletus in their room with more dialogue such   as thanking him in "renewing my faith in the American man". '),
('24443',' When Buford says "Just like in the bible, Sodum and Gamorah". Theres   different camera angles. '),
('24444',' When Buford suggests killing "2 possums with 1 rock," theres added dialogue   with him asking Junior for a pair of handcuffs. '),
('24445',' One scene shows Buford trying to handcuff who he thinks is the Bandit while   in a steam room. '),
('24446',' One scene has the cowgirl; Tina talking sultrily to Buford after he has   handcuffed her. '),
('24447',' Buford has more dialogue after Junior tells him if he keeps the key to the   handcuffs with him he might lose it. "Junior, with or without the keys, you   lost it. You lost it a lonnnnng time ago!" '),
('24448',' One scene shows Buford, Junior, and Tina trying to get untangled from one   another after falling out the steam room window along with Junior trying to   lift the fish off of Buford. '),
('24449',' When the Enos pull out of the parking lot of the hotel, there is a   different camera angle. '),
('24450',' Theres extended dialogue from Buford while he tells Junior that hes   finished being an officer. "There are two kinds of people in this world.   Those who are born to be pursuers and those who are born to be pursuees. As   long as I can remember, Ive always been born to be a pursuer. Lord knows   Ive caught my share." '),
('24451',' A lot of the scenes at the nudists picnic were re'),
('24452','shot to cover up for most   of the nudity and adult content. '),
('24453',' When Cletus crashes through the gate, theres different dialogue. '),
('24454',' The scene where Bufords talking to the Real Bandit played by Burt Reynolds,   the scene has been extended greatly. '),
('24455',' Theres an extra shot of the Enos having their picture taken with their   fish. '),
('24456',' The ending for Network TV is different. Instead of showing Junior running   down a highway yelling "Wait daddy! Wait daddy!" as it appears in the home   video version, there is first a shot of Cletus and Dusty driving down the   highway in their black firebird, followed by Buford driving down in his   broken down police car, followed by the Enos driving down in their red   Caddy with a girl who looks up and screams "YAHOO!", and THEN Junior follows   saying "Wait daddy! Wait daddy!" '),
('24457',' A lot of the scenes that were added were over'),
('24458','dubbed. Mainly the ones with   Jerry Reed and Colleen Camp'),
('24459',' PBS edited 2 minutes from this film for its 1987 network television premiere.'),
('24460',' When released in 1973, four cuts were made by the Swedish censorship: torture  scenes and some gruesome beatings.'),
('24461',' In the American version, Turkish appears to enunciate far more clearly in  several of his voice'),
('24462','overs, especially near the beginning. In the British  version, his speech is closer to that of his character in dialogue.'),
('24463',' UK R2 Special Edition DVD features six deleted scenes: '),
('24464',' Turkish and Tommy go to a pub to meet Brick Top for the first time; '),
('24465',' Sol and Vinnie try to open Franky Four Fingers briefcase before Boris the   Blade comes to pick it up. They finally get Franky to open it and he manages   to get the gun Boris gave him out of it, but the gun doesnt work; '),
('24466',' Errol and John (Brick Tops henchmen) go talk to Mullet to find out who   robbed the bookies; '),
('24467',' Bullet Tooth Tony and Avi go to Brick'),
('24468','Tops pub to meet him. Tony has a beef   with Errol has to draw a sword to keep Brick Tops henchmen them at bay; '),
('24469',' Brick Top tries to sell Avi the diamond that Sol and Vinny gave him. Avi   examines the stone and immediately figures out its a fake (the same one   Lincoln tried to pawn at the beginning of the movie). He throws it into a   wall, where it smashes into little pieces. Meanwhile Sol and Vinny, who are   locked into Brick Tops office, keep arguing and trying to escape; '),
('24470',' Vinny and Sol go to the pikeys camp to find the dog and ask Mickey if hes   seen him, but the dogs not there.'),
('24471',' The deleted scene on the R2 DVD where Tony & Avi go to meet Bricktop in his  pub is actually an edited down version.  The original version continued on  about White'),
('24472','powdered angel sitting on Bricktops henchmans shoulders and  other references to Cocaine abuse.  Ritchie thought that this was irrelevant  to the whole film and cut this out, although Tony does mention the line once,  before it cuts away to a shot of Bricktops henchman. Ritchie then removed  the entire scene as he said it was too slow, looked to peachy and wasnt  really telling the audience anything about the story.'),
('24473',' In the French version, when Bullet Tooth Tony picks up the phone after  slamming the guys head with the car door, he says "Buongiorno".'),
('24474',' In the German dubbed version, the line "Zee Germans" has been translated as  "böse Mann", meaning "angry man".'),
('24475',' Before Sol, Vinny & Tyrone go into the bookies to rob it, there is some  extended dialogue missing: Sol: "Pass my Chocolaté Au Pain" Tyrone: "Pain  what?" Sol: "Its French for chocolate croissant" Tyrone: "But croissant is  French!" Vinny (in back seat): "Here it is" (Passes it to Sol). This scene  was taken out, because the screen'),
('24476','dog (called Bow) actually mounted Vinny in  the backseat with hilarious consequences! Although not present in the final  film, it is present on the Making Of documentary.'),
('24477',' The PC88 and MSX versions are virtually identical, aside from a few subtle  differences. The games visual window is four pixels wider on the PC88  version (384x200) compared to the MSX (352x200), showing a bit more of the  scenery. The PC88 version uses the hardwares internal FM chip, while the MSX  version came with a proprietiary sound cartridge using the Konami'),
('24478','developed  SCC (Sound Creative Chip) chip. The loading times are also much shorter on  the PC88. The "Team MetalSlave" logo in the beginning of the PC88 version is  absent from the MSX version. Both of the original versions of the game had a  name entry function that was taken out in subsequent versions, when actual  speech were added to the game.'),
('24479',' The original PC8801 and MSX2 versions ended the game at Act II. Act III  wasnt added until the PC Engine update in 1992 (see _Snatcher CD'),
('24480','ROMantic  (1992)(VG)_(rg)). In a magazine interview, Hideo Kojima commented that he  always felt that the original 8'),
('24481','bit versions were "incomplete" to him and  never properly finished, due to a deadline from Konami to get the game out on  time. Kojima has always planned on having Act III in the original version,  but he wasnt able to fully implement it until the PC Engine version.'),
('24482',' The Sega (Mega) CD version of the game was a port of the PC Engine version,  but was made specifically for the western market with localized text and  dialogue. As a result, a few additions and changes were made to the game to  make it more marketable. '),
('24483','The date of the Catastrophe was moved five years  ahead of the original Japanese version from 1991 to 1996 to make the  storyline up to date for western audiences unfamiliar with the original  version at the time. As a result, all the other dates mentioned in the game  were moved five years ahead as well to keep them consistent. '),
('24484','A new scene is  added to the opening intro where Gillian reveals to Jaime that he had become  a Junker. The scene was taken from the prologue manga (comic book) that was  included in the games manual, but the Sega CD version is the only version  where the scene is rendered in'),
('24485','game with full voice acting. '),
('24486','Many keywords  and names were changed. Joy Division (the black market store) became Platos  Cavern. Alphaville (Neo Kobes computer network) became Alpha'),
('24487','One, the  Tricycle (the flying vehicle) became a Turbocycle and so on. '),
('24488','Several  graphics and scenes were redrawn or changed. The outfit Katherine (Katrina)  wears when Gillian first meet her is different, Jean'),
('24489','Jacks torso is facing  front when his headless body is shown, Elijah Madnars potrait in the church  was changed to look more like Tomiharu Kinoshitas artwork of the character  (as a result, all of his flashback scenes in the game were redrawn to feature  him with long hair). The naked snatcherss eyes were changed from red to  green (to avoid copyright infringement with the Terminator films) and light  brown highlights were added to their bodies, giving then a more detailed  appearance. '),
('24490',' Many of Gillians lewd sexual comments and actions (including a scene with a   porno tape) were edited out from the Sega CD version. Moreover, Katherines   age was changed from 14 to 18 due to the fact she had a nude shower scene in   the game (in the very same scene, Gillians head obscure the players view   of Katherines behind and her breast were redrawn to give them a more mature   appearance). '),
('24491',' The exposed breast of the Lisa Nielsen snatcher is covered'),
('24492','up in the Sega CD   version and Alice (the dog) no longer twitches during her death. '),
('24493','A puzzle   which requires the player to input Katherines measurements was changed to   simply pinpointing the shape and location of Katherines birthmark. '),
('24494','A few   new angles were added to certain scenes. This include a close'),
('24495','up of   Gillians apartment and new shots during the scene with Elijah Madnar. '),
('24496','The   Sega CD version is the only version of the game that was compatible with a   light gun. It supports the Justifier light gun which came with the Lethal   Enforcer game. '),
('24497','The clientele at Outer Heaven were changed from parodies of   popular sci'),
('24498','fi characters like Cornelius, Guyver and C3PO in the previous   version to Konami characters like Simon Belmont (from Castlevania) and   Goemon from the Mystical Ninja series. '),
('24499','More puzzles were added to Act 3 and   a few new shooting scenes were included prior to meeting with Jaime. As a   result, you can actually shoot Jaime when you reach her and get a Game Over.   '),
('24500','And finally, a new scene featuring Mika and Katherine meeting Gillian and   Jaime was added to the ending, filling a few of the plot holes left in the   Japanese version.'),
('24501',' In 1996, to capitalize on the release of Policenauts, Konami reissued  Snatcher for the PlayStation and Saturn. The 32'),
('24502','bit versions were a bit more  faithful to the original PC Engine, but also included elements from the Sega  CD among other changes. '),
('24503','Some of the scenes are now rendered in CG, including  the meeting with Gillian and Jaime in the games opening (but there are no  dialogue in that scene). '),
('24504','Mika and Katherine are added to the games ending  like in the Sega CD version, but they have no lines (since they couldnt  bring back the original Japanese voice actors to do the new scenes). '),
('24505',' The clientele in Outer Heaven also consist of Konami characters, but most of   the characters had been replaced. '),
('24506','The more violent scenes in the game were   toned down. The scene with Gibsons decapitated head now scrolls up to   obscure the players view of the head and the rotting skull in the morgue is   now covered with mosaic. Alice the dog no longer has her organs exposed when   she dies. Lisa Nielsens breast is covered up as well. The two shooting   sequences in Act 3 from the Sega CD were placed you reach the room with the   finished snatcher (not after like in the Sega CD version).'),
('24507',' The PC Engine version, originally released in 1992, was the first version of  the game on a home console after the original computer versions in 1988. The  main differences between them and the PC Engine, besides the improved audio  and visuals, were the addition of voiceovers to the cut'),
('24508','scenes and a new  third act not in the original versions. The orignal PC versions concluded the  game at Act 2, giving the game a much darker ending than the developers  originally intented. Act 3 was always meant to be included in the original  versions, but was left out due to time constraint (a prototype version of Act  3 was included in SD Snatcher, an RPG spinoff of the original Snatcher). The  PC Engine version has the full title of "Snatcher CD'),
('24509','ROMantic" due to the  fact that it was the first version to utilize the CD'),
('24510','ROM storage media (prior  versions of the game were made in floppy disk format). Prior to the release  of the full PC Engine version, a demo of the game was released known as the  "Pilot Disk". The Pilot Disk includes a playable demo of the first few scenes  (with a few differences from the retail version).'),
('24511',' The line "Whos going to save the world Marty? Greenpeace?" in the dubbed  Spanish version (DVD) becomes "Whos going to save the world Marty? The  military?"'),
('24512',' Original version runs only 63 minutes and has two songs in Russian. US  version runs 70 minutes, with a 5'),
('24513','minute live'),
('24514','action prologue and a 2'),
('24515','minute  montage added.  It has three new songs in English, one in the montage and two  replacing the russian songs.'),
('24516',' UK DVD by Entertainment in Video misses some scenes but also adds/replaces  scenes not present in the R'),
('24517','rated version.'),
('24518',' German rental video was cut for violence by ca. 75 sec. to secure a "Not  under 18" rating. The retail video/DVD was cut by more than ten minutes to  get a "Not under 16" rating. EuroVideo 2007 DVD release is uncut.'),
('24519',' The DVD contains some alternate/deleted scenes: '),
('24520',' An alternate version of Kazuos first War memory. '),
('24521',' Nels visits Kazuo in prison and plays chess with him. He gives Kazuo a   little insight on the Jurys thinking and tells him to behave like an   innocent man. '),
('24522',' Kazuos father tells him about his familys honor. Together they bury the   sword to hide it from the FBI. '),
('24523',' An alternate version of Kazuos second War memory. '),
('24524',' The testimony of Ole Jurgensen. '),
('24525',' The first cut of Hooks summation. '),
('24526',' The Deliberation of the Jury. '),
('24527',' A scene where Ishmael throws his Purple Heart into the sea. '),
('24528',' A longer, unedited take of Nels summation.'),
('24529',' Origional release prints contained, according to a review by Variety, a  sequence in which a stork delivers the infant Snow White to her mother.  It  is not in the Treasures from American Film Archives print.'),
('24530',' 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.'),
('24531',' Non'),
('24532','English versions show the names on the Seven Dwarfs beds and the Evil  Queens spell books written in the language of the country of release (i.e.,  German in Germany, Italian in Italy, French in France, etc.).'),
('24533',' Many countries deemed the film too terrifying, so foreign prints were edited.  On initial release, England banned the film from anyone under 12 years of  age, while in Sweden, an unedited version of the film was not released until  1992, at which point it was okayed for children under seven years with a  parent. In that country, it had been edited by eight minutes in the 1960s and  four minutes in the 1980s, trimming Snow Whites flight through the forest,  the Queen transforming into the Witch and the thunder'),
('24534','and'),
('24535','lightning finale,  in which the Seven Dwarfs pursue the Witch up the mountain.'),
('24536',' The Special edition DVD includes five deleted scenes: '),
('24537',' An argument between Grumpy and Doc over whether Snow White goes or stays. '),
('24538',' A song ("Music In Your Soup") in which the Dwarfs sing about the soup Snow   White just made, she shows them how to eat properly, and Dopey swallows his   spoon, which the other Dwarfs manage to kick out of him, along with the bar   of soap he had also inadvertently ingested from the scene where the Dwarfs   wash their hands. '),
('24539',' The Dwarfs discuss what to make as a present for Snow White (Happy proposes   a crown with precious jewels, Bashful suggests a golden harp with angels on   it, Doc proposes a coach with six white horses and Grumpy suggests a mop),   until they decided on a bed. '),
('24540',' The Dwarfs make the bed for Snow White. '),
('24541',' The witch brewing the cauldron for the poison apple.'),
('24542',' Prior to 1955, Disneys films were distributed by RKO radio pictures. The  original opening title sequence featured the RKO logo in it. In 1955, Disney  created and started using Buena Vista Pictures Distribution. For the 1959  reissue, the opening title cards were replaced, with the RKO logo removed,  and the Buena Vista logo inserted.'),
('24543',' There are two songs and a scene missing from the video verion.'),
('24544',' Originally ran for 91 mins but was cut before premiere'),
('24545',' The National Broadcasting Company decided it would be a little violent to  have a skier fall from the ski lift and break a leg and then become a victim  to the Snowbeast. In this scene it was were the Winter Games took place.  Writer Joseph Stefano and director Herb Wallerstien changed the scene to have  the Snowbeast attack the towns gymnasim were they are holding a skiing  contest for the snow champions. The fall from ski lift scene appears in some  other versions of this film.'),
('24546',' Video release adds an introduction featuring David Bowie.'),
('24547',' Network TV version features five minutes of outtake footage originally  discarded from the theatrical release.'),
('24548',' An alternate take is used for the USA TV version: When Phil Hartmans  character is telling his story in the jail, he refers to the prisoners  victim as a "girlfriend" instead of the more profane "bitch" used in all  other versions.'),
('24549',' In the orignal version, Mike Meyers is wearing a short (covering from waist  to mid'),
('24550','thigh) green towel that falls of when he hugs Ralph, exposing his  bum.	In the edited'),
('24551','for'),
('24552','TV version, the shot where the towel drops has been  altered'),
('24553','the towel has been digitally lengthened (covering from waist to  mid'),
('24554','calf), and only begins to drop off before the shot ends.	In all other  shots the towel remains short.'),
('24555',' The UK cinema release, rated "12", is cut by 57 seconds. All other releases  are uncut and rated "15".'),
('24556',' MGM also issued this film in a silent version, with Joe Farnham supplying the  titles.  Film length is 1860 m.'),
('24557',' Directors Cut (2004)'),
('24558',' For the UK release to get a PG instead of a more restrictive uncut 15, a  forceful head'),
('24559','butt was cut.'),
('24560',' Although listed as 99 minutes, the Republic Home Video version released in  the US and Canada is actually only 95, deleting many highlights of Screaming  Mad Georges yummy special effects to get an "R" rating.'),
('24561',' The UK version is uncut.'),
('24562',' The Australian version, released on the CBS/FOX video label, is also uncut.'),
('24563',' The Region'),
('24564','1 DVD released by Anchor Bay is uncut.'),
('24565',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('24566',' This cartoon has been retraced and colorized during the early 1970s for Radio  and TV Packagers.'),
('24567',' Simultaneously shot in two versions (French language and English language)  with the same cast.'),
('24568',' The 2004 DVD release contains an additional sex scene between Jack Ramsey and  the Widow that was far too explicit to have been on the initial R'),
('24569','rated  release.'),
('24570',' The R'),
('24571','rated "Soft Touch" video series has scenes of explicit nudity cut. Also  cut was a bondage scene involving Jennifer inch. The unrated "Birds of  Paradise" is undiluted.'),
('24572',' Jezebel Films Ltd. (Gloucester, UK) distributed an English dubbed version in  video, running 85 minutes, and rated for 18 year'),
('24573','olds.'),
('24574',' The German video version released in 1988 was heavily cut for about 35 min.,  in 2007 this film was finally released uncut in Germany as part of the "Paul  Verhoeven'),
('24575','Klassiker Edition".'),
('24576',' In the English version, titled "Operation Camel", released in the USA in 1961  through American International Pictures, all the dialogue was spoken in  English by the original actors. None of the dialogue was dubbed.'),
('24577',' The alternate American version, which are available on the Danish DVD release  features two extra scenes that does not appear in the Danish version of the  film. However the original American language spoken by the actors are missing  in all scenes (probably lost) save for the songs plus some few spoken lines  near the end of the film (the nightclub scenes). Very few scenes has also  been trimmed from the American version.'),
('24578',' Although rated "Not under 18" by the FSK in Germany, this version still  contains numerous cuts to reduce violence. The "Not under 16" version removes  or shortens nearly every violent part.'),
('24579',' Theatrical trailer features scenes which were not in the final film,  including a space battle involving 20'),
('24580','30 ships around a planet.'),
('24581',' The movie was originally rated "R" by the MPAA. In 1974 a new version was  rated "PG" which removed the most graphically violent parts from the massacre  as well as a toned down rape scene, but the scene still contained full  frontal nudity of a native woman.'),
('24582',' The German Kinowelt ("Das Wiegenlied Vom Totschlag") and Dutch DVD versions  are completely uncut.'),
('24583',' The "R" rated Region 1 DVD release by Lionsgate is the complete and uncut  version of the film.'),
('24584',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC upon release to remove the  decapitation of an Indian squaw and a scene where an Indian woman is raped  and her breasts hacked with a knife. The UK Embassy video release in 1986  restored the beheading but was cut by 36 seconds by the BBFC with edits made  to the rape scene, a horsefall, and a shot of a naked Indian woman strung up  by her wrists with blood on her breasts. The 1998 BMG version had been  pre'),
('24585','edited and reframed by the distributor and excluded the shot of the  Indian woman, though this version was then cut by 23 seconds by the BBFC for  further cruel horsefalls and with the rape scene still significantly reduced.  The full version was submitted in 2005 and, although the BBFC only required 6  seconds of horsefall edits, the distributor(Momentum Pictures) made further  additional cuts of 22 seconds, mainly to the rape scene.'),
('24586',' The original pre'),
('24587','certified UK video version, released by Magnetic Video in  the early'),
('24588','80s, runs 109m 34s (video time) and appears to be the longest  version of the film ever issued in the UK.'),
('24589',' German TV'),
('24590','Version and Retail'),
('24591','Video are heavily cut. The Directors Cut  Version, released on Rental'),
('24592','Video, is totally uncut'),
('24593',' German version was heavily edited. There is no blood visible and the screams  of the dying enemies were completely removed.'),
('24594',' German version was modified so you dont see any blood. Additionally the  characters have been slightly altered so they look more like robots than  humans.'),
('24595',' Some violent and bloody scenes in slow motion had to be cut to get an 16  rating in Norway before its cinema release, scenes like the massacre in the  beginning, the terrorist being shot in the head by the Israeli Mossad woman  and when the policeman is shot in the stomach. later video rental versions  are completely uncut.'),
('24596',' Film was cut by its US distributor to 132 mins and released at that length in  1976.  In 1990, the directors cut was released in America by Kino  International.'),
('24597',' The surviving print of the longer first cut is kept in Russian State Film  Archives '),
('24598',' Gosfilmofond near Moscow. It is longer by some 20 minutes. 9  deleted and alternative scenes are included on Criterion Collection DVD  release of the film.'),
('24599',' The Russian state film archive has a longer print that runs about 190  minutes. Deleted scenes from that version including mirror room presented on  Criterion DVD'),
('24600',' The DVD from Criterion has many small differences in the subtitles from the  VHS version released by Fox Lorber. Most are inconsequential (in the VHS  version, Kriss father compares him to "an accountant" while in the DVD he  refers to "a bookeeper") but the VHS versions subtitles are incomplete,  simplifying some passages and eliminating simple phrases. Early on, Kriss  father refers to "that damned Solaristics" (sic) in the VHS version; the  subtitles in the DVD say "These Solarists." (In this scene, the VHS version  may be more accurate: the DVD commentary by the film historians refers to the  line as "damned Solaristics.") Also, the VHS verson has Sartorius saying "All  the rest is bullshit," while the DVD has him saying, "Everything else is  whim." Also, in the in the VHS version, several of the black'),
('24601','and'),
('24602','white  segments (including the film of Burtons debriefing) are sepia'),
('24603','toned, and one  color shot goes to black'),
('24604','and'),
('24605','white after Kris passes in front of the camera  (the scene is completely black'),
('24606','and'),
('24607','white in the DVD). The scene where Kris  sees Hari for the second time is in black'),
('24608','and'),
('24609','white on VHS, but it has an  orange, sunset'),
('24610','like tone in the DVD (possibly tinted black'),
('24611','and'),
('24612','white). These  differences are clearly not a result of remastering or color'),
('24613','correction.  Finally, the VHS version, which is two cassettes, shows the title card for  "Solaris: Part One" but doesnt subtitle it, and it does not show the title  card for "Solaris: Part Two." The title would appear at the beginning of the  second tape.'),
('24614',' There are numerous differences between the Criterion Collection DVD and the  DVD released by the Russian Cinema Council (RUSCICO) On the RUSCICO DVD The  scene where Berton is driving on the highway in downtown Tokyo included a B&W  shot which slowly and seamlessly fades into full color. This shot is entirely  in color on the Criterion Collection DVD. The RUSCICO DVD ends part one right  after Kris launches the rocket with Hari in it off the station. The Criterion  Collection DVD ends part one right before the launch scene. There are also  small changes in the subtitles most notably in the opening credits. The  RUSCICO DVD translates a notation about Bachs Choral prelude being used in  the film. On the Criterion Collection DVD this notation is not given  subtitles. The RUSCICO DVD has an optional partially dubbed English language  track. It includes English audio for dialog not subtitled in either version.  There are also some minor changes in the audio itself the Criterion  Collection DVD removes some of the sound reverberation for a few scenes.'),
('24615',' This is the precursor to the 1996 movie, _Sling Blade (1996)_. It is almost  identical to the opening, pre'),
('24616','credit segment of the later, full'),
('24617',' length color  feature. Molly Ringwold plays the News reporter in the 1993 version.  Writer,  actor Billy Bob Thornton adds Director credits in the 1996 movie.'),
('24618',' rereleased in 1998 (UK) as Some Great Videos 81>85 (1998) (V) to coincide  with the rerelease of the Depeche Mode compilation album "The Singles 81>85"'),
('24619',' UK theatrical version was cut (ca. 3 sec) to secure a PG rating. Uncut  version was released on video with a 15 rating. In 2002 the film was  resubmitted to the BBFC and rated 12.'),
('24620',' Video version contains extended exit music after the film.'),
('24621',' Originally released as Come Back Peter, the scenes with the Collinson twins  were edited in, together with some extra sex scenes involving body doubles,  for the re'),
('24622','issue in November 1976 under the title Some Like It Sexy.'),
('24623',' There is an alternate ending sequence on the DVD.  The final exchange between  Jane and Eddie take place on a rooftop, and not in the street like in the  released version.'),
('24624',' A restored version made from a tinted nitrate print at the UCLA Film and  Television Archive was released for video by Milestone Films.  It has an  uncredited piano score and runs 57 minutes.  The restoration was supervised  by senior archivist D.J. Turner and done at the National Archives of Canada.'),
('24625',' The US video release SHATTERED contains a cut version at 85 min. The full  film was issued on tape in the UK in 1982 and runs 92 PAL, about 95 min NTSC.'),
('24626',' Existing footage in the vaults of Twentieth Century Fox Film studios was  edited by Tori Rodman into a 37'),
('24627','minute film and shown in its entirety in  Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days (2001) (TV).'),
('24628',' In the earliest video release version, circa 1982, when Leeland first  arrives, there is a crane shot to reveal Hank looking down below at the  family reunion. In the most current VHS release, circa 1994, the crane shot  is edited out and is replaced with just a single cut from Viv, with an audio  bridge to Hank on the roof.'),
('24629',' US Network television edited out Hank using Henrys amputated arm to give a  middle finger salute on the front of the log raft.'),
('24630',' Video version has some parts of the soundtrack changed, due to copyright  problems: the original "Theme from Somewhere In Time," performed by pianist  Roger Williams over the end titles, is replaced by other music in the  videocassette and DVD versions.  Its intact in the laserdisc release.'),
('24631',' The new 20th anniversary edition DVD and video have been digitally remastered  for better clarity, and include a new documentary on the making of "Somewhere  In Time" (60 minutes on DVD, 30 minutes on video) featuring current  interviews with the cast and crew, as well as a running commentary from  director Jeannot Szwarc.  They also include new, never'),
('24632','before'),
('24633','released stills  from the film, and a documentary on the fan organization INSITE: The Intl  Network of Somewhere In Time Enthusiasts (rare for a studio to acknowledge).'),
('24634',' First US release, marketed for the drive in theater circuit, ran only 62  minutes, was dubbed, and featured a different score by jazz musician Les  Baxter.'),
('24635',' Originally, the UK theatrical version had the words "lust" changed to  "passion" and "lecherous fantasies" changed to "unspeakable dreams". The  lines "Nearly everything thats fun is a sin. Then I say three cheers for  sin" were completely cut.'),
('24636',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('24637',' First National Pictures, Inc. also released this film as a silent, for which  Bradley King (I) (qv) also wrote the titles.'),
('24638',' In 1937, Artcinema Associates re'),
('24639','released a version of this movie with a  soundtrack written by Artur Guttmann and Gerard Carbonara. Scenes were  probably cut to conform to the production code, then rigorously enforced.'),
('24640',' In 1969, Paul Killiam copyrighted a version with a new organ score written by  Jack Ward.'),
('24641',' A segment of the film is not shown in the release version as its thought to  be historically inaccurate by China. This is the part where the sisters are  thought to have parachuted into the camp.'),
('24642',' English version has no narraration, only music.'),
('24643',' The Master System version that was sold in Europe and Latin America is quite  different to the Game Gear versions. The Introduction and Gigalopolis Zone  have completely different music, while most music in the stages have  different arrangements (except Mecha Green Hill Zone and Electric Egg Zone).  The Player Select uses the character sprites instead of a portrait of Sonic  or Tails and the title screen just has a blue background. There is more range  of view in the levels, like Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992/II) which makes the  game slightly easier. Also at the end of level tally it says Continue instead  of Conti.'),
('24644',' The Sega Saturn version has an assortment of graphical enhancements over its  Sega Genesis counterpart, as well as completely revamped special stages. It  also featured a new soundtrack that was done by Richard Jacques.'),
('24645',' A Nintendo Gamecube version was released June 2003, entitled Sonic Adventure  DX: Directors Cut. Additional to the main game are updated graphics,  unlockable Sonic games that are ported from Segas handheld "Game Gear"  system, and a "Mission mode" which gives you a few off'),
('24646','story goals to  accomplish.'),
('24647',' The Nintendo Gamecube version, entitled Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, differs  from the Sega Dreamcast version in that it has a more extensive Chao raising  system as well as more two'),
('24648','player options.'),
('24649',' The Sega Saturn game "Sonic Jam" has the anime introduction of this game but  with different footage of Sonic reaching the Little Planet which is not in  the Sega CD version as well as a different song that is not in the Sega CD  version. All the music in the North American version was changed from the  Japanese and European versions.'),
('24650',' The Japanese release has Ooze, The (1995) (VG) and Comix Zone (1995) (VG)  as unlockable games. However, these games were removed from the American and  European release.'),
('24651',' An 8'),
('24652','bit version of the game, Sonic the Hedgehog (1991/II) (VG), was released  for the Master System and Game Gear. Other than the title, basic story and a  couple of similarly'),
('24653','themed levels, the two versions have absolutely nothing  in common.'),
('24654',' In the late 1980s/early 1990s, Sega of Europe released a modified version of  the Master System and Mega Drive hardware for use in arcades. This multi'),
('24655','cart  system was known as Mega'),
('24656','Tech, and the JAMMA version (Mega Drive only) as  Mega Play. This machine could host up to eight cartridges at once, meaning  the arcade'),
('24657','player could choose any one of eight games to play; both Sonic the  Hedgehog (1991) (VG) and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992) (VG) were amongst these  games. Other than many notable differences, this version of Sonic 1 was  identical to its European Mega Drive counterpart other than the ever'),
('24658','present  countdown restricting your play time; you get an additional 3 minutes for  each coin you insert. The Mega Play version has a few differences: its based  on the Japanese version of the game, complete with scrolling clouds (see  above); the timer counts backward instead of forward, with rather strict  limits for each stage (fortunately, if you die and touched a Start Marker,  youll begin at the Start Marker with a reset countdown); any extra lives  collected are ineffective (if you want to continue your game, you need a  pocket full of quarters); there are only four Zones to play (Green Hill,  Spring Yard, Star Light, and Scrap Brain, the lattermost of which is missing  its final Act); there are no Special Stages (even if you jump into the giant  Ring at the end of an Act, youll just start the next Act as usual); and  finally, theres no credit roll '),
('24659',' instead, once you complete the game you are  aked to enter your initials on a high score screen.'),
('24660',' All English language versions of the game were changed from the Japanese. A  lot of the story data was left out of the English language manuals, No  mention is made of South Island or the legend behind the Chaos Emeralds, the  enemy names were all changed, Sonics small animal friends are left nameless  and ignored, and, most notoriously, Dr. Eggman was changed to Dr. Ivo  Robotnik.'),
('24661',' The version for this game in the Sega Saturn game Sonic Jam (1997) (VG) has  the option for players to use Sonics trademark "spin dash" move in this  game. This move was not in the original Genisis/Mega Drive version, as it  wasnt introduced until Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992) (VG).'),
('24662',' The Japanese version of the game featured extra visual effects not seen in  the Western version. These were added in the period between the two release  dates. Changes made were rippling effects in the Labyrinth Zone waters,  moving clouds in Green Hill Zone, and the stages being listed in the correct  order in the level select menu. Some glitches and bugs were fixed too. This  is seen by some as the partial reason why the game was delayed in Japan until  after the Western release '),
('24663',' so that these changes could be made. This version  can be seen in the Sega Saturn game Sonic Jam (1997) (VG).'),
('24664',' If you "Lock'),
('24665','On" Sonic the Hedgehog 2 with Sonic and Knuckles, you can play  Sonic the Hedgehog 2 as Knuckles the Echidna! Play as Knuckles and discover  new areas and item locations. Gather all seven Chaos Emeralds and transform  in Super Knuckles and defeat Dr. Robotnik. Go Knuckles! Go where no hedgehog  has gone before!!'),
('24666',' An 8'),
('24667','bit version of the game, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992/II) (VG), was  released for the Master System and Game Gear. Other than the title, basic  story and a couple of similarly'),
('24668','themed levels, the two versions have  absolutely nothing in common.'),
('24669',' In the late'),
('24670','80s and early'),
('24671','90s, Sega Europe released a modified version of  the Master System and Mega Drive hardware for use in arcades. The multi'),
('24672','cart  system was known as Mega'),
('24673','Tech, and the JAMMA version (Mega Drive only) as  Mega Play. The motherboard could host up to eight cartridges at a time, from  which players could choose whatever they wanted to play. Among the supported  games available for both Mega'),
('24674','Tech and Mega Play were Sonic the Hedgehog  (1991) (VG) and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992) (VG). The alterations made to  this version of Sonic 2 were basically the same as those made to Sonic 1; see  "alternate versions" for Sonic the Hedgehog (1991) (VG).'),
('24675',' The game was developed in the US by Sega Technical Institute and released  around the world almost simultaneously, so there are no significant  differences between international versions. Of the small changes that were  made, the biggest is how Tails name is displayed in the various menus. In  the Japanese version, Tails is referenced as "Miles". In the US and European  versions, hes listed as "Tails". However, whether it is displayed as "Miles"  or as "Tails", it can be changed to the other by inputting a particular code.'),
('24676',' The beta version of this game has an alternate opening, as well as several  levels that were not completed because they were pulled from the game before  completion. One such level is the Hidden Palace Zone, which later appeared in  Sonic & Knuckles (1994) (VG) although it was based on a completely different  design. The Wood Zone also failed to make it into the final version.'),
('24677',' The Master System version which was only sold in Europe and Latin America had  a different intro and boss music, a larger view of screen, the Under Ground  boss was easier (the balls dropped slower and not randomly), and a minor  change in Green Hills Zone. Also there are two versions of this one, one has  a bug in Gimmick Mountain Zone that was fixed in the other one.'),
('24678',' While released as a "movie" in the USA, this is actually two episodes of the  Japanese television adaption of Sonic The Hedgehog. In Japan the two episodes  were released seperately (the long fade'),
('24679','out indicates the end of the first  episode and the beginning of the second).'),
('24680',' The Japanese animation was originally released in two 30 minute Original  Animation Videos, labelled: "1. Journey to EggmanLand" and "2. Sonic Vs Metal  Sonic".'),
('24681',' German TV version runs ca. 10 minutes longer than the theatrical/home video  version.'),
('24682',' New scenes and narration by Hugh Downs added to US version.'),
('24683',' The opening MGM lion has been removed from all available prints.'),
('24684',' CBS edited 12 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television  premiere.'),
('24685',' Rereleased in 1991 with added scene.'),
('24686',' Much of the original musical score replaced in the US version.'),
('24687',' The American version has both monsters emerging from the underground lair.  However, in the original version, the second Rodan doesnt appear until after  the first one begins his attack on Fukuoka.'),
('24688',' A prologue which supposedly attempts to link Rodans origin to the atomic  bomb was added to the American version of this film.'),
('24689',' The European version of the film was re'),
('24690','edited and shortened by CIC, the  European distributor, without director William Friedkins permission. All the  prologue scenes set in New York, Paris, Vera Cruz and Israel that show what  happened to the main characters and why they had to flee to South America,  were removed (but some shots are still featured in the flashbacks, near the  end!).'),
('24691',' Released in at least three versions: an edited version (89 minutes), an  unedited version (93 minutes), and a version with extra footage (95 minutes).'),
('24692',' There is a supposed "uncut" version of this film out there; however, it is  not available on video.'),
('24693',' A scene is missing where Dave and Leah are protesting for their womens  class.'),
('24694',' No less than three versions of the film exist. There are a number of  differences between them (for example, the clothing styles worn by the  workers change to reflect the different seasons the three versions were shot  in), but they are most commonly referred to as the "one horse," "two horses,"  and "no horse" versions, in reference to a horse'),
('24695','drawn carriage that appears  in the first two versions (pulled by one horse in the original and two horses  in the first remake).'),
('24696',' Each console of the generation of 2001'),
('24697','2005 has a version of SC'),
('24698','II with one  exclusive character in each version. The PS2 version has Heihachi Mishima, a  character from the Tekken series. The Xbox version has the comic book  character Spawn. The Gamecube version has Link from Nintendos Zelda series.'),
('24699',' The Japanese version does not feature the extra characters Lizardman,  Berserker and Assasin. If you unlock then during Weapon Master mode, you can  use then on Versus mode.'),
('24700',' Along with the inclusion of exclusive characters in each of the different  console versions, there are also other, minor differences in relation to  these characters, such as the contents of the portrait artwork in the  unlockable gallery.'),
('24701',' The arcade version, which predated the release of the console versions, does  not include the characters Seung Mina, Sophitia, Lizardman, Berserker,  Assassin, Necrid or the console specific characters Link, Heihachi and Spawn.  The arcade version also used different cinematics for its opening and ending,  which can be viewed as extra content in the console version galleries.'),
('24702',' An arcade version of the game was released in 2006. Known as "Soul Calibur  III: Arcade Edition", it contains several updates and improvements, including  the removal of all glitches found in the PlayStation 2 release.'),
('24703',' Some home versions, particularly in parts of Europe, changed the nunchaku  belonging to the character Li Long into a hinged, three'),
('24704','part weapon with  sharp points on each end (but Li still held it and used it like a nunchaku).  At this time, notably in the UK, there were concerns about the popularity of  nunchakus and their appearance in film (and, with growing concern over video  game content, games) was restricted at the time.'),
('24705',' The original Japanese version of the opening sequence featured a shot of  Sophitia swimming in a lake in the nude, only to jump up out of the water  when she sees a giant statue raise from below. However, aside from slight  visibility of her buttocks, there was no visible nudity as she covers her  breasts as she rises from the water. The scene was re'),
('24706','rendered for the US  release with her wearing a tight white one'),
('24707','piece bathing suit.'),
('24708',' Edited into a seven'),
('24709','part miniseries for television; also seen on the DVD  release.'),
('24710',' To attract a teen audience, this movie was edited from an "R" rating. Among  the things cut were gore, language and sexuality.'),
('24711',' The Video and DVD releases include the unedited "R" rated version (called  the Killer Cut), featuring: '),
('24712',' A different opening to the movie. This establishes how the scarred and   masked men are killers. They attack a girl named Kathy who leaves a party.   She has the same symbol that is stamped onto her hand as Cassie and the   others. The killers grab her, throw her to the ground, tape her mouth shut,   and then slit her wrists, squeezing the blood out of the cut. '),
('24713',' A briefly shown scene of a girl with a see'),
('24714','through top at the Rave party.   The brief sex scene between Cassie and Sean is stronger. It shows her remove   her top(facing away from the camera). '),
('24715',' The lesbian scene between Annabel and Raven is stronger too. They are shown   kissing more graphically (licking each others tongues), and then Annabel   rips open Ravens shirt which shows her breasts to the camera. Annabel then   very briefly caresses Ravens breasts before running away. '),
('24716',' Cassie opens up a locker to find that her dinosaur that she grabbed in the   beginning has been decapitated with blood all over the inside of the locker   and on the dinosaurs head and body. '),
('24717',' The scene where Cassie is chased by the killer has more blood. After she has   smashed the light bulb over the killers head and gotten grabbed by him   again, she plunges the light bulb through his stomach and it shows it come   out the other side. Lots of blood then pours out of the tube onto the   ground. '),
('24718',' The scene where Cassie dreams that the drill goes near her head has been   made longer. It actually shows the drill go into her head, which causes   blood to come out. '),
('24719',' The scene where Annabel and Raven are in the bathroom at the Rave has more   to it. When Cassie enters the bathroom, a guy runs out of the stall where   Cassie and Raven are. Then when Cassie looks around the corner to see whats   gong on in the stall, Annabel is standing up with her legs spread to Raven.   Raven brings her head back from being close to between Annabels legs, and   says "love these unisex bathrooms". '),
('24720',' 4 uses of the word "fuck": (2 from Annabel in the bar, 1 from Cassie in the   bar, 1 from Matt inside a car, outside of the Rave). '),
('24721',' An alternate ending in which Cassie wakes up besides Sean and sits up in   bed, grabbing her chest/neck and gasping for breath. Sean then sits up and   asks her "That dream again?" to which she nods yes.'),
('24722',' Roberta Flack appears in the theatrical version, but her performance was cut  from the version on DVD.'),
('24723',' In 2006, Turner Entertainment Co. copyrighted a 90'),
('24724','minute version with a  score composed by Marcus Sjowall (qv) and conducted by  Mark Watters (I) (qv)'),
('24725',' A 60'),
('24726','minute version of this film is available from the Filmakers Library.'),
('24727',' The 1996 video fits the movie onto one VHS cassette by removing the  Intermission screen as well as the Entracte.'),
('24728',' When this was first released in Germany, the film ended with Marias wedding  and the final third of the film cut off due to its Nazi overtones. Furious,  Fox later restored the finale.'),
('24729',' In 1987, an NBC version of the film was aired. This version of the film cut  out the following things: The end of "I Have Confidence In Me" is cut, going  to commercial right after Maria says "Oh, help". Also cut was the part where  Captain Von Trapp tells his children at the dinner table he is going to  Vienna the next day. It goes from Liesel asking to be excused right to her  runnig out the door towars Rolf.  Also cut was the scene where the nuns sing  the "Alleluia", cutting it from the scene in the chapel right to the nun  running to tell Mother Abbess that Maria is missing. Another cut includes the  Captain and Baroness walking in the hall during the ball. Instead of seeing  the children doing the "cukooo" introduction to "So Long, Farewell", we see  the children beginning the song in the straight line. Finally, the scene  where the Captain rips the Nazi Flag is cut, going right to Liesel talking to  Maria.'),
('24730',' The NBC version ran 140 minutes, deleting over 35 minutes of scenes in order  to fit a 3'),
('24731','hour time slot with commercials.  The NBC Televsion airings delete  the scene where Maria juggles with fruit, the scene where the children tell  the Captain they went berry picking  and the part right after the Captain  rips up the Nazi Flag, where the children return home in Maxs Car'),
('24732',' A scene showing Maria and the Children standing in front of fruit crates is  rumored to be on some television airings. It is also said that it has some  musical numbers not included in the home video and theatrical versions.'),
('24733',' A "Sing'),
('24734','a'),
('24735','long" version of the movie '),
('24736',' uncut, but with sub'),
('24737','titles of the song  lyrics '),
('24738',' is in limited theatrical release.'),
('24739',' Other scenes cut in the NBC version is the scene where the children ask their  father about Maria leaving. The entire part about the pink lemonade is edited  out.'),
('24740',' Most television airings also delete part of sequence in which the von Trapps  hide in the abbey cemetary, specifically, where Gretl asks Maria if they  should sing at that moment.  In addition, the scene in which the Captain and  the Baroness call off their engagement omits all of the dialog leading up to  the Captain saying its no use.'),
('24741',' Some TV prints shorten the familys "So Long, Farewell" performance during  the final concert sequence.'),
('24742',' The 2001 Fox Television version deletes the entire wedding sequence to save  time.'),
('24743',' When the film was originally released in France, the sequences of the nuns  singing "Maria" and the Mother Abbess singing "Climb Evry Mountain" were cut  as it was felt by the authorities that nuns singing non religious songs was  disrespectful. These two musical numbers were therefore only heard in their  "reprise" forms at Marias wedding (Maria) and the final scene of the film  (Climb Evry Mountain). On the 2005 40th Anniversary DVD, the French  Singalong version omits subtitles for these two songs.'),
('24744',' For the Dutch DVD release the aspect ratio was changed from 2,35:1 to 1,78:1.'),
('24745',' An early version of the film (available on DVD) features a completely  different set'),
('24746','up, involving an escaped mental patient and an over'),
('24747','concerned  neighbor.'),
('24748',' The German version was edited to reduce running time. 8 minutes were cut from  the VHS tape, with another 2 minutes removed from the DVD.'),
('24749',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('24750',' When this cartoon is aired on Cartoon Network, a brief scene is edited: near  the begining of the cartoon, a bird, watching the cat jumping around the room  and eventually kissing a mouse because hes so happy, the bird exclaims, "Now  Ive seen everything!". After he says this, he pulls out a gun and shoots  himself. The suicide gag is excised.'),
('24751',' The 1999 Milestone release is a restoration made by the National Film and  Television Archive under the auspices of the British Film Institute (BFI).   It has an uncredited piano score and runs 81 minutes.'),
('24752',' The USA Network version removes all of the nudity'),
('24753',' The UK cut of the film begins with the first scene of Nellie and Emile at the  plantation, and then the first Seabees scene, as was done originally on  Broadway. US distributor 20th Century Fox decided to rearrange the two  sequences, thus opening the film with "Bloody Mary".'),
('24754',' Original roadshow version ran 171 minutes. 20 minutes were edited for general  release, subsequently shown in theaters, television, and home video. These  scenes were: '),
('24755',' A non'),
('24756','musical bridge during the song "Bloody Mary" in which Mary attempts to   sell a shrunken head to a sea'),
('24757','bee. Mary calls him a "stingy stinker," and it   resumes with the chorus of the song. '),
('24758',' Stewpot and another sea'),
('24759','bee tease Luther. '),
('24760',' As Luther explains to Cable what goes on on the island of Bali Hai, he   sings a short reprise of the song of that name. '),
('24761',' Luther argues with Captain Brackett about the grass skirts. '),
('24762',' Lt. Hardison explains his relationship with Nellie Forbush. '),
('24763',' Much of the scene at Bali Hai, including shots of Cable and Billiss entry   to the island, and much of the Boars Tooth ceremony. '),
('24764',' After the party, Emiles surprise was originally him putting a towel on his   head and singing "Im Gonna Wash that Man Right Outa My Hair," and then his   children walked out '),
('24765',' Luther complains about the absence of gas for the generator during   rehearsals '),
('24766',' Luther asks a nurse about Nellie as the ships go out. '),
('24767',' With overture, entracte, and exit music, this complete cut was   approximately 175 minutes.'),
('24768',' The trailers contain scenes that were not in the movie and alternate takes of  some scenes: '),
('24769',' Mr. Mackey the school guidence counselor says "young man, did you say the   "Q word"? '),
('24770',' Satan smiles after Saddam says "I love you" '),
('24771',' Officer Barbrady says "ok people, nothing to see here, move it along" during   the war. '),
('24772',' The boys gasp when they see Kenny without his hood; also Ike is seen with   them even though he was locked in Kyles attic.'),
('24773',' Also in the trailer: when Stan meets his mother at work in Toms Rhinoplasty,  several of the patients there are shown to have abnormally large noses. In  the film, they wear bandages over their noses.'),
('24774',' In the German dubbed version, when the boys are searching on the Internet and  they find Cartmans mom doing some sick stuff, the nationality of the video  from German to English.'),
('24775',' On the DirecTV Pay Per View version. There is a quick shot of a government  agent getting out of a helicopter and confronting the boys.'),
('24776',' In the VHS version of the film, after Ike says "Guys out there is hurted" and  eats the rat, there is a quick shot of the movie theater playing "Asses of  Fire" and the doors opening and the boys leaving. No audio is heard and it is  only a brief glimpse. This shot is removed from the DVD.'),
('24777',' Scenes of Bugs Bunny disguised as a runaway slave edited from most television  versions, due to ethnic stereotyping.'),
('24778',' The 2003 Plexifilm DVD restores a substantial amount of footage that had been  omitted from the Rhapsody videocassette version. Among the additions are two  plot lines, one involving two nurses/prostitutes (which includes full frontal  nudity), and the other about a pool hustler/junky.'),
('24779',' Available on home video in a slightly longer directors cut.'),
('24780',' The original version of Space:1899 was produced for a convention in 2000. It  runs slightly longer and some of the captions on the intertitles are  different.'),
('24781',' The American TV'),
('24782','version also butchered most of the sexual innuendo in the  movie, including the infamous, "How many assholes we got on this ship,  anyhow?" joke.  Also gone was Dark Helmets killer line, "Ill bet she gives  great helmet!"'),
('24783',' The British version also excluded a brief scene where President Scroob is  taking a pee.  Spaceball Commanderett Zircon contacts the President during  the act on what is referred to as an unlisted wall.  Also shown is a roll  of Spaceballs the Toilet Paper.  The unlisted wall scene, cut from the  original British release, is included in the version shown on the BBC. The  F'),
('24784','word is still ommitted from this version.'),
('24785',' The letterbox on the DVD version zooms in during the "Alien" scene so the  puppet stick and track lines are no longer visible.'),
('24786',' The UK DVD reinstated the f'),
('24787','word. It is rated "12".'),
('24788',' UK version was edited to remove the f'),
('24789','word, uttered when the ships  self'),
('24790','destruct button wouldnt work. In 2000 the film was resubmitted to the  BBFC and rated 12 in its uncut form.'),
('24791',' In a CBS airing (and likely all US airings), every instance of the word  "asshole" in the famous "how many assholes have we got on this ship?" scene  is replaced by "moron".'),
('24792',' Both the U.S MGM laserdisc and DVD are misframed, cropping the right side of  the screen slightly (in both the widescreen, and full'),
('24793','frame versions).'),
('24794',' After the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion in January 1986, the 4th episode  of this 4'),
('24795','part mini'),
('24796','series was redone to include footage and interviews about  the disaster.'),
('24797',' Released in Japan on the short'),
('24798','lived VHD format in 3'),
('24799','D. This disc has been  widely copied to make bootleg tapes and DVDs.'),
('24800',' UK releases are cut by 26 secs to remove footage of cockfighting.'),
('24801',' A newly tinted version of this movie was copyrighted in 1976 by Killian  Shows, Inc. and distributed by Kino International. Restoration was done by  Karl Malkames and an original piano score was composed and performed by  William Perry.'),
('24802',' After its premiere the film was heavily cut and wasnt shown in its complete  form until 1991, when a restored version was re'),
('24803','released. Among the restored  scenes is one where where Marcus Licinius (Laurence Olivier) tries to seduce  Antonius (Tony Curtis) in the bath. The soundtrack was damaged, so Anthony  Hopkins was called in to dub Oliviers lines.'),
('24804',' A 202 minute version of the film exists which was the premiere version of the  show. However, the prints from the premiere were lost in the 1970s when  Universal threw out all the films tracks, outtakes, additional prints etc.  This was parallel to John Landis claim during his work on creating the  directors cut of The Blues Brothers. The Criterion Collection has those lost  4 minute scenes more on the subplot of Gracchus. The scenes were: '),
('24805',' 1.) After the first senatorial meeting scene, Gracchus and Caesar walk   around the market, and discussing the dirty tactic of fishing votes. (shown   in production stills form) '),
('24806',' 2.) Gracchus commits suicide by slitting his wrist in the bathtub. This   would immediately after he closes the curtain near the end of the film. Only   the audio track was found in the studio vault.'),
('24807',' A R'),
('24808','rated Directors Cut has been released for VHS, DVD, and laserdisc. It  includes scenes that had to be cut for a PG'),
('24809','13. The film has a couple of new  violent scenes. At the end of the film is a 30'),
('24810','minute interview with the  creator Todd McFarlane and a Behind the Scenes of Spawn show that was first  aired on the Sci'),
('24811','Fi Network.'),
('24812',' The video release omits the "dramatization" on'),
('24813','screen disclaimer seen  throughout the original TV broadcast.'),
('24814',' In non'),
('24815','US prints, the Georges Méliès (qv) film  _Impressionniste fin de siècle, L (1899)_ (qv)  is replaced with a clip from  Edisons _Mystic Swing, The (1900)_ (qv) due  to rights issues in some  countries, and the clip from  _Voyage dans la lune, Le (1902)_ (qv) is  deleted.'),
('24816',' German version is heavily edited (ca. 12 min.) for violence/gore to secure a  "Not under 18" rating.'),
('24817',' The VCD (Video CD) version is edited: '),
('24818',' Excessive sexual and violent scenes, including profanities are censored.'),
('24819',' DVD release includes some deleted scenes. Three of them are just longer,  alternate takes of scenes in the film: Patricks sex encounter with the  debutante and her sister; a longer dance scene in the strip club; a longer  version of Patricks attempt to slid his tongue into Dr. Laura Bakers  mouth. The fourth scene shows Patrick going into the apartment of a girl he  picked up at a club: when he discovers that the girl is actually a  transvestite, he kills her.'),
('24820',' The VCD (Video CD) version is edited: '),
('24821',' Excessive sexual and violent scenes, including profanities are censored.'),
('24822',' The Species Triology Special Edition DVD Box Set contains: '),
('24823',' Species II in a Explicit Unrated Version not shown in theaters.'),
('24824',' German DVD misses one of the deleted scenes due to its higher "Not under 18"  rating.'),
('24825',' Three versions of this film exist: '),
('24826',' one for the SciFi network with the usual cuts (sexuality, violence, gore) '),
('24827',' a R rated version '),
('24828',' an unrated version with one minute of additional nudity'),
('24829',' For the German video version, the scene where the woman is run over by the  bus was brightened using a color filter. The DVD features the normal version  as seen in cinemas.'),
('24830',' The Australian free'),
('24831','to'),
('24832','air version is cut (poorly) for language. The word  fuck is still retained in one scene for humor purposes when the passenger  is asked to relay what Jack is saying back to headquarters.'),
('24833',' TV versions shown on the USA Network after 9/11/2001 edit out a line from the  scene where Jack and Annie discuss the bombers motives. Sandra Bullocks  line "Did we blow up his country or something?" is cut and the dialogue  proceeds to Keanu Reeves next line.'),
('24834',' Special edition DVD contains some extended scenes: '),
('24835',' after Jack shoots Harry in the leg, he then shoots at Payne and hurts his   neck '),
('24836',' the cops party is extended '),
('24837',' additional dialogue between Annie and Helen (Annie is a graphic designer but   works in a fish restaurant) '),
('24838',' more dialogue between the hostages after Helens death '),
('24839',' a conversation which shows why Ray pulled his gun at Jack'),
('24840',' The network TV version of the film makes the following changes: '),
('24841',' The final scene of the theatrical version of the film where Annie is   repeating her drivers test is shown at the very beginning. '),
('24842',' An additional scene was added showing Annie and Alex driving to the port and   riding a dinghy to the ship where Annie first meets Geiger. '),
('24843',' The name of the cruise ship was changed to "S.S. Legend". '),
('24844',' An additional scene was added showing crew of the Eindhoven Lion   extinguishing the oil tanker after the bow thruster scene. '),
('24845',' An extended boat crash scene was added with more dialogue between the crew   on the ship. '),
('24846',' An extened scene was added showing Alex walking through a crashed house and   through St. Martin after jumping off the ship.'),
('24847',' Some Southeast Asian prints of this film include 3 songs cut from the  American print: "Western Union", "Five Sleepy Heads" and "Suppose."'),
('24848',' TCM has shown a print that adds an overture and exit music. It runs almost  1:58.'),
('24849',' In one of the final scenes, when the gun is fired, two frames of the  explosion have been hand tinted in red. These were only present in the  premieres copy, as it was too expensive to do the tinting by hand for the  full release. Only a later DVD release and a restored print by the film  museum Munich feature the tinting.'),
('24850',' The English'),
('24851','dubbed version, running only 88 minutes, and the original version  (103 minutes) are totally different in plot. The dialogue and the order of  scenes have been changed. The English version, with help of added footage of  a space rocket, is a story about aliens. The most explicit scenes have been  removed. The music however has not been edited and it jumps at times because  of the cuts and the reordering of the scenes.'),
('24852',' A two second shot of hard'),
('24853','core oral sex, excised from many video releases of  the film, is included on the Pioneer LaserDisc version.'),
('24854',' Passed uncut by the BBFC in 2004'),
('24855',' SPOILER ALERT: An alternate television edit has been shown with a different  ending that follows the shooting script; the survivors are subsequently  interviewed in a debriefing room after decompression, each shot individually  against the same background. They react as if theyre oblivious to anything  going wrong in the Habitat, unaware of anything that happened to Ted, Barnes  or the sphere. Beth: "Like a circle?"'),
('24856',' Two versions are available in the USA: an R'),
('24857','rated version and an unrated  version.'),
('24858',' There are  scenes from the trailer that did not appear in the final version.   One is right after Scary Spice is talking with Bob Geldof.  She is asked if  she wants a hors doeuvres.  She replies, "no, but I would like one of those  hot dog things". Another scene is set in the bathroom, with the girls  throwing toilet paper and Posh asking if her dress is too short, then pulling  it up to be shorter.'),
('24859',' Another deleted scene takes place in the Spice Bus.  Posh Spice says she is  hot and needs a fan.  One of the other Spice Girls opens the door and a girl  runs in screaming.  She runs out in the same fashion.  After she leaves, all  the Spices announce their relief. In the original trailer, the scene where  Geri turns into Bob Hoskins has a different voice.  In the trailer, Bob  Hoskins line, "Girl power, equalization between the sexes" is said in his  own voice.  In the final version, Geris voice is heard in that scene.'),
('24860',' A special live song that was cut from the film is added at the end of the VHS  release.'),
('24861',' The scene where the girls sing Leader Of The Gang was originally filmed  with Gary Glitter. However, during post'),
('24862','production he was arrested for child  porn offences and the scene was filmed again without him.'),
('24863',' After being embraced by the Spices, Elton John originally quipped "That never  happened with Take That," a Brit reference. A line about photos of Diana in  the gym was changed to a Teletubbies joke.'),
('24864',' A scene of the girls and Clifford dining with pizza and Pepsi at the Dogscoff  Manor was taken out. Shots of this sequence are included in the movie sticker  book'),
('24865',' The courtroom scene differs very slightly between UK and US versions. After  the girls are sentenced, the judge (Stephen Fry) says, "Call Gary Barlow," in  the UK version and, "Call Hootie and the Blowfish," in the US version.'),
('24866',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('24867',' A special home video version, released by Video Treasures in 1994, features a  remastered print of the film (all previous versions being of very dubious  quality).  This version is also widescreened and features footage (after the  film) of a cast/crew reunion at a midnight showing of the film.'),
('24868',' Trailer released in the summer of 2001 included a specially'),
('24869','shot sequence  showing Spider'),
('24870','Man chasing down a group of bank robbers, ultimately catching  their getaway helicopter in a giant web strung between the two towers of the  World Trade Center. After the Sept. 2001 attack, the trailer was removed from  theaters.'),
('24871',' A part in the trailer, where Mary Jane says Wow just after Spider'),
('24872','Man left  her from saving her for the first time, is not in the movie.'),
('24873',' The trailer features the fully costumed Spider'),
('24874','Man pursuing the car'),
('24875','jacker.  The movie features Peter doing this in his wrestling "spider'),
('24876','sweats". The  scene of Spider'),
('24877','Man jumping onto the carjackers car in his costume rather  than the wrestling "spider'),
('24878','sweats" seen in the film also appears in the  promotional music videos from the film... Sum 41s "What Were All About" and  Chad Kroeger and Josey Scotts "Hero"'),
('24879',' In the trailer, when Norman is testing the performance enhancer on himself,  the gas is white. In the movie, it is green (like his alter ego).'),
('24880',' A scene that was cut from the movie was a large chunk of Stan Lees cameo, as  said in the video "Stan Lees Mutants, Monsters, and Marvels." The scene was  that Stan Lee was selling sunglasses and looks over to Peter Parker and says:  "These are the same glasses that the X'),
('24881','Men wore," or somewhere along those  lines.'),
('24882',' Levels with Kraven the Hunter only appear on the XBox version of the game.'),
('24883',' On some US TV versions, there is some alternate dialogue between Peter and  Mary Jane when he takes out the garbage after his birthday party that wasnt  in the theatrical or DVD releases. The most notable is a two'),
('24884','line addition  after Mary Jane says, "Im seeing somebody now." Peter responds, "Oh,  therapy." Mary Jane answers, "No, a man." That part of the dialogue  especially gives the whole scene a less optimistic feel.'),
('24885',' An extended version of the film running approximately 2 hours and 15 min will  be released on DVD in April 2007 containing footage seen on the F/X channel.'),
('24886',' In the UK a headbutt (in a fight between Spider'),
('24887','Man and Doc Ock) was replaced  with a punch in order to secure a PG rating, which the distributor  desperately wanted for commercial reasons. This version was used as the basis  for home video release in all RC2, RC3 and RC4 countries (including the  extended edition). The US version is uncut.'),
('24888',' Depending on which country you see the film, much of the soundtrack is  influenced by that countrys local artists '),
('24889',' or artists presently being  promoted in that country. For example, in Britain the films primary song is  Switchfoots "Meant to Live" while in the U.S. the focus in the movie (and on  the radio) is Dashboard Confessionals Vindicated.'),
('24890',' A red cross on a hospital in the theatrical version becomes a white cross for  DVD/TV versions. (The American Red Cross asked for the change, concerned the  symbols use could be misinterpreted.)'),
('24891',' In some theatrical versions of the film, there is a scene near the end where  Peter calls up Aunt May on the phone, and she just sits there, listening to  the answering machine, but not bothering to pick up. This scene has been  completely removed from the dvd release.'),
('24892',' When Peter comes back from delivering the pizzas, there is a refrigerator  with sodas in the back of the pizza place. In the US version, the sodas are  Dr. Pepper. In Latin America the sodas are Mirinda, a famous orange beverage  that sponsored the movie in the region.'),
('24893',' The PSP version doesnt have any free'),
('24894','roaming. However, the game is not  "kiddied" like the PC version is, and is instead simply split up into levels.'),
('24895',' Black Cat doesnt appear in the PC version.'),
('24896',' The PC version is completely different from the console version. The major  difference is that its more kid'),
('24897','focused, and removes the free roaming of the  console version.'),
('24898',' The Vulture only appears in the PSP version.'),
('24899',' After the September 11, 2001 bombing of the World Trade Center, this game was  recalled to be re'),
('24900','released in a version without the World Trade Center level.'),
('24901',' UK video version uses the title sequence from the TV series, whereas the  version shown in cinemas used the title sequence from Spider'),
('24902','Man Strikes  Back.'),
('24903',' The unrated version contains extended sex scenes which were edited to avoid  an "NC'),
('24904','17" rating. DVD contains deleted scenes, including some with Emily  Booth as a Fly Girl.'),
('24905',' DVD version runs only 71 minutes, cutting out much of the storyline in favor  of pure sex.'),
('24906',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('24907',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('24908',' On New Years Eve 1991, there was an Alternate Version of this played on ABC  T.V. at 10:PM EST. There were additional interviews with Jeff Beck, Robin  Williams, Jamie Lee Curtis, and more with Martin Short that are not included  on the Video Version.'),
('24909',' Some TV versions includes a longer version of the theme tune at the end.'),
('24910',' ABC cut 15 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.'),
('24911',' Some versions cut out the part where Freddie talks in Swedish to the guard.'),
('24912',' A scene where Madison meets an elderly, ugly mermaid '),
('24913',' the Sea Hag '),
('24914',' who  warns her of falling in love with a human, was filmed but dropped before the  film was released.  Short parts of this complex scene can be seen on the DVD.'),
('24915',' For the UK version, submitted to the BBFC in 1986 as "Campus Killings", the  film has been cut by one second.'),
('24916',' In one of the later levels disembodied hands move around to attack Rick. In  the PC Engine version one of them flips him off, this is not present in the  TurboGrafx'),
('24917','16 version.'),
('24918',' The conversion to the Turbo'),
('24919','Grafx home console deleted some of the gore and  cut scenes after parents complained about the graphic violence of the arcade  release.'),
('24920',' To avoid confusion with the character of Jason Voorhees, the American release  of this game on the Turbo'),
('24921','Grafx home console had Rick Taylor wear a red mask  instead of a white one. This tactic was not used in any of the Splatterhouse  sequels that followed on the Sega Genesis.'),
('24922',' Additional scenes added for a 12'),
('24923','reel version released in early 1916.  Novelist Rex Beach appeared as himself in one of the new scenes.'),
('24924',' There is one scene cut from some versions due to the anti'),
('24925','Japanese content.  The scene has the Spy Leader asking for the trust of the Stooges by asking if  they are "Japs". This infuriates Curly, having him say "Japs? Why you..."  Then Moe cuts him off saying "Hey! He meant saps, not Japs".  This scene is  missing from the AMC TV version, but is on the WB TV version.  There is a  scene later, however, not cut out with Larry referencing a "Jap spy" standing  somewhere.'),
('24926',' Originally released in 3D.'),
('24927',' The 2005 European re'),
('24928','release is missing one scene due to difficulties with  the master tape. The new running time is 91 minutes. The US distributor chose  to skip the original European cast list and made up a new cast list of  unrelated names.'),
('24929',' Laserdisc is "extended version"'),
('24930',' The sound of a schoolbell after Yus flashback in class was added for the  english dub.'),
('24931',' In the original subtitled prints of the film, Dr. Meisel says, "You Americans  are so arrogant" in the scene where hes walking with McDougall. On DVD, the  line was later changed to, "Youre the product of arrogant minds."'),
('24932',' In recent airings, when Spanky complains about having to wash his face, the  part where he turns to Buckwheat and tells him hes lucky was edited due to  it was a racial comment (an unintended one).'),
('24933',' A second version was filmed in English as  _Laurel'),
('24934','Hardy Murder Case, The (1930)_ (qv).'),
('24935',' Unrated DVD contains footage deleted to avoid an "NC'),
('24936','17" rating.'),
('24937',' A longer version of the film, titled "Spy Kids: Special Edition" was  re'),
('24938','issued in US theaters on August 8, 2001. It contained a new scene  involving a cave full of sleeping sharks. The scene was always intended to be  in the movie, but the original budget did not allow for the special effects  needed. After the movie was a hit, Rodriguez was able to complete the scene.  This scene will not be included in the upcoming DVD release of the film,  which will feature the original theatrical version.'),
('24939',' In the UK, a headbutt is removed to avoid a "12" rating. This takes out 8  seconds of footage.'),
('24940',' DVD contains a 3D & 2D version (for those without 3D glasses.)'),
('24941',' The 2'),
('24942','D version of the movie on the DVD edition cuts out the opening Floop  prologue and the messages "Glasses On" throughout. The "Glasses On" sound is  retained, however.'),
('24943',' The theatrical version of the movie contained some animatics made by  Troublemaker Animation staff, in particular in the Pogoland scene. This was  due to the fact that the animation companies Troublemaker shipped the film  off to couldnt finish the animation in time. The animation was finished for  the DVD release of the film, which is why some scenes look a bit different.'),
('24944',' Cut in Sweden (about 90 sec) when released theatrically. Some of the cuts are  when Bond fights with Sandor, Bond fights with Jaws on the train, a fight by  the pyramid and when Bond kills Stromberg.'),
('24945',' US network TV broadcasts over the years have handled Bonds shooting of  Stromberg differently. ABC Network prints shown in the 1980s show Bond firing  twice. The June 2002 showing on ABC edited out all but the first shot.'),
('24946',' First National also released this film as a silent version, with film length  2,159.51 m.'),
('24947',' The original 2002 UK Vipco video release was cut by 22 secs by the BBFC to  heavily edit a close'),
('24948','up of a womans stomach and breast being cut with a  razor blade in accordance with the BBFCs guidelines over eroticised sexual  violence. The 2007 Argent DVD release had the same cuts but now expanded to  34 secs.'),
('24949',' The Swedish video version is uncut and in letterbox.'),
('24950',' The German laser'),
('24951','disc release is uncut and in letterbox.'),
('24952',' The Greek video version is uncut an in letterbox.'),
('24953',' The film has been banned in the UK since it was rejected by the BBFC for a  cinema certificate in 1984. Any video release must have been before 1984, the  year in which it became illegal to release videos which were not BBFC  approved. UK version rated 18 is cut for violence.'),
('24954',' The US version cuts out some sex scenes to avoid an X rating, but all the  violence is intact.'),
('24955',' A German language uncut version (cut together from the free German version  and the original Italian version) was released in Austria in 1997.'),
('24956',' The version released by Anchor Bay Entertainment is the complete uncut  version, containing all the gore, violence, and sex scenes.'),
('24957',' The Dutch DVD release is uncut and in letterbox.'),
('24958',' A scene where Pluto accidentally pulls the trigger of a gun and it goes off  has been deleted.'),
('24959',' A seemingly unrestored print aired 5 April 2004 on Turner Classic Movies with  a new orchestral score by H. Scott Salinas.'),
('24960',' This movie was initially rated R by the MPAA and released theatrically in  that form in the US.	Shortly after this initial theatrical release, the US  distributor, American International Pictures, made some minor cuts to the  picture and re'),
('24961','submitted it to the CARA. This new cut of the picture received  a PG'),
('24962','rating and, subsequently, was also released theatrically by A.I.P. No  additional edits were made specifically for the U.S. video release. The  R'),
('24963','rated version has a slightly longer shot in the shower in the beginning of  the film, and a slightly longer shot of the worms burying into Rogers face.'),
('24964',' The current MGM re'),
('24965','release VHS is rated PG and the DVD is rated R. The  R'),
('24966','rated version is one minute longer than the PG'),
('24967','rated version.'),
('24968',' Video version has alternate footage of Heather Menzies nude bathing scene.'),
('24969',' One brief scene involving nudity was added to attract some interest in a  foreign theatrical release. It involved Misty Rowe who had become known for  her Marilyn Monroe role in Goodbye Norma Jean.'),
('24970',' Although the German cinema, DVD/VHS and TV versions are all rated "FSK'),
('24971','12",  only the cinema version was uncut. All post'),
('24972','cinema versions were shortened or  changed a few seconds that originally showed some quite shocking violence: '),
('24973',' the scene showing Benno Fuehrmanns character getting shot in the head has   been changed. You now see Fuehrmann falling on the ground from quite some   distance. Originally you saw his face in a close up with a small entry'),
('24974','wound   and a load of blood spattering the face of the person standing behind him. '),
('24975',' when the pimp "Brilli" sets the hair of a prostitute on fire all post'),
('24976','cinema   versions are missing a few seconds showing the shocked face of the woman and   her burning head.'),
('24977',' UK 18 certification cut version was later reissued as a hardcore R18 cert  retitled Undergraduate Orgy. The soft 18 cert version was distributed by  Metrodome Distribution[uk]. The harder R18 version was distributied by  Sheptonhurst[uk].'),
('24978',' A shot of a man mowing the grass around Kays grave is missing from some  versions.'),
('24979',' Many prints run at 93 minutes, cutting out many performances.'),
('24980',' In many public domain prints, the scene involving Sam Jaffe and some of our  Russian allies is missing (victim of Cold War re'),
('24981','editing of historical fact),  as is the scene with Johnny Roventini (no longer "politically correct" in  this cancer'),
('24982','conscious age).'),
('24983',' When this was shown in the UK, it was split into three parts and shown over 3  seperate nights.  The first part focused on all of Kubricks works up to and  including Dr. Strangelove (1963), BBC2 (the channel it was being shown on)  then screened The Day Of The Fight (1951).	The second part was shown the  following night, which showed his works from 2001: A Space Oddysey (1968)  up to and including Barry Lyndon (1975).  BBC2 then screened The Flying  Padre (1951) and finally aired the third and final installment, including  all of his works throughout the 80s and 90s, on the third night.'),
('24984',' The interview with Martin Short is not featured on the DVD version.'),
('24985',' Star Fox Adventures started out as "Dinosaur Planet", which was announced for  the N64 back in 2000. Dinosaur Planet had different characters. However, in  late 2000/early 2001, developer Rareware cancelled the title and scheduled it  for the Gamecube console. Eventually, Dinosaur Planet was changed into Star  Fox Adventures.'),
('24986',' Also available in black and white'),
('24987',' Contrary to popular belief, the film was not originally at 181 minutes, but  rather 196 (3hrs. and 16mins.) at a post'),
('24988','premiere shown on August 8, 1954 in  Hunnington Park, California. After its second post'),
('24989','premiere '),
('24990',' the very next  day '),
('24991',' two scenes of 15 minutes total were deleted; making the film run its  original world debut length at 181 minutes. One was a number called "When My  Sugar Walks Down the Street" that came after Judys take of "Ill Get By" in  the Born in the Truck sequence, the other was a scene where Garland and  James Masons characters (Vicki and Norman) were picnicking on the beach;  production stills and promotional advertisements are the only thing left in  existence of the footage. After its world premiere on September 29, 1954, 27  minutes was cut, bringing it down to a mediocre 154 time length. Those scenes  were: 1) Esther quitting the band 2) The Trinidad Coconut Oil Shampoo 3)  Esther working at a drive'),
('24992','in 4) Norman being driven away drunk in his car 5)  Norman inquiring Esthers old landlady 6) Spotting Esther on the TV  commercial 7) Tracking down Esther at her new boarding residence 8) Driving  down the strip '),
('24993',' Esther getting sick 9. "Heres What Im Here For" musical  number '),
('24994',' Norman proposes 10. "Lose That Long Face" musical number '),
('24995',' Vicki  breaks down'),
('24996',' In 1983 the film was restored to 176 minutes by Ron Haver. However, although  all of the original soundtrack was available, some visual footage couldnt be  found: the restored version resorts to a montage of stills, dialogue and  music in place of the missing scenes. Director George Cukor died the day  before the opening of the restored version.'),
('24997',' The original version of the game released in Japan had a number of bugs that  caused the game to crash. A second release deemed as the directors cut of  the game was released at a later date with all of these bugs removed. The  U.S. release of Star Ocean: Till the End of Time is the Japanese directors  cut.'),
('24998',' The original three'),
('24999','reel negative was lost in a fire shortly after release;  surviving copies are edited to a single reel.'),
('25000',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('25001',' Some network broadcasts are noticably truncated. In particular, the scene  where Kruge destroys the female mercenary for looking at the Genesis  information is cut. The scene ends instead with the two characters expressing  love for each other! The scene where McCoy refers to "that green'),
('25002','blooded  son'),
('25003','of'),
('25004','a'),
('25005','bitch" is also censored.'),
('25006',' An early ABC'),
('25007','TV broadcast had the flashbacks of Spocks Death and the opening  scene of Captain Kirk on the Enterprise bridge cut for time  constraints.	Instead the opening fades in on Spocks tube being loaded for  launch and then after the opening credits, it switches straight to the scenes  between the freighter and the Klingon ship followed by the Enterprises  arrival at Earth.'),
('25008',' On pan and scan VHS releases, the opening credits are "chyroned" in, looking  compressed.  This is done so the background picture would not be compressed.'),
('25009',' The Australian and Germany release summaries mentioned above (they are the  same) also included music unique to the prologue. This prologue has not been  included on any North American DVD release of the film.'),
('25010',' At the begining of the Australian Home video version (before the dedication  to the Challenger crew), a prologue narrated by Kirk and containing scenes  for the last two movies brings the viewer up to speed on whats happened.  This wasnt included in the cinema release, instead the opening titles were  slightly altered.'),
('25011',' The film was originally released in 1986, which was the 75th Anniversary of  Paramount Studios. Accordingly, the opening logo for the film originally had  the 75th Anniversary sign on it, as did the original video release. All  subsequent video releases have included the regular Paramount logo.'),
('25012',' The German theatrical version contains a short summary of the two previous  movies, instead of the challenger'),
('25013','dedication. Later video versions had both  the summary and the dedication.'),
('25014',' The CBS broadcast premiere removed a number of scenes from the movie. 1) All  scenes featuring the triple breasted dancing cat woman were removed. 2) The  campfire scene was trimmed, ending with Spock producing the marshmellon'),
('25015','  effectively removing the infamous Row Row Row your Boat sing along between  Kirk Spock and McCoy. 3)The scene between Uhura and Scotty on the bridge as  they receive the new orders from Starfleet Command. 4) The Kirk/Spock "I  could use a shower" scene in the turbo'),
('25016','lift.'),
('25017',' The network TV version (for NBC) excludes several scenes including the scene  where Lt. Valeris mentions that "You men have work" and the scene where  Starfleet command presents a retreival plan to the federation president.'),
('25018',' The original theatrical release (U.S.) did not include the portion of the  scene in the Federation Presidents office where Col. West outlined his plan  to rescue Kirk & McCoy.  Also at the climax of the film, the bit where the  Klingon assassin is revealed to be none other than Col. West was not  included.'),
('25019',' The original ending credits, after the sign'),
('25020','off, has a blue/white background  with a Starfleet Logo as a watermark. The left side was blue with white  lettering, and the right side was white with blue lettering.'),
('25021',' Additional inclusions for home video include extra dialog for Spock in the  top brass meeting and a scene where Scotty verifies torpedo inventory,  Valaris mentions the Chancelors daughter has succeeded her dead father (she  heard it on "the news") and Scotty mentions that the daughter never cried  over the death of her father. Spock also mentions that Klingons have no tear  ducts.'),
('25022',' The Special Collectors Edition DVD includes all the new scenes from the home  video releases, and a few new minor changes to certain scenes and effects  exclusive to this DVD. '),
('25023',' When Martia gets shot, a disruption sound effect is removed to make her   scream more apparent. '),
('25024',' There is a new wide shot of Scotty reading the blueprints of the Enterprise   in the dining hall. '),
('25025',' Valeriss interrogation scene has been entirely reedited. There are now   close up shots of Kirk and McCoy when they speak their lines instead of   being in wide shots. When Spock and Valeris name a particular conspirator,   the face of that person briefly appears in a flashback like style.'),
('25026',' For the widescreen home video release the matte was opened up a little  resulting in an aspect ration of 2:1 instead of 2,35:1. As the film was shot  in Super 35 this means (in this case) that you actually see more of the  picture than in theaters.'),
('25027',' Fox'),
('25028','TV version removes some footage: During the crisis on the Enterprise B,  Kirk starts to stand a number of times to offer a suggestion and then thinks  better of it, sitting back down. Scotty leans over after this happens a few  times and asks if theres something wrong with his seat. Scottys remark is  cut. After Riker tells the computer to remove the plank, causing Worf to be  dumped in the water, his follow'),
('25029','up exchange with Picard is missing:  Picard :  "Number One, thats retract the plank, not remove the plank." Riker : "Of  course, sir. [Shouting over the rail] Sorry!"'),
('25030',' When Worf explains the workings of trilithium, all his words were  overdubbed.  In the filmed scene (and in the novelization), Worf simply says  that trilithium is a very powerful explosive.  In the actual film as seen in  theaters, Worfs overdubbed lines now say that trilithium is a "nuclear  inhibitor" which can stop all nuclear reactions within a star.'),
('25031',' Some scenes were originally scripted and partly filmed and appeared within  the theatrical release, but no other '),
('25032',' An extended scene with Soran and LaForge with extra dialogue and Soran   injecting LaForge a nano probe to torture him. A dialogue between LaForge   and Doctor Crusher references the nano probe still in the final version. '),
('25033',' An extra scene with LaForge and the Teddy Bear Girl after the evacuation of   the Enterprise. '),
('25034',' An extra scene in which Crusher checks Datas emotion chip. This scene ended   up in a Captains Log line, spoken by Picard, about the emotion chip.'),
('25035',' The original version of the movie contained several scenes that were cut  before release: '),
('25036',' an extended library scene in which Riker and Troi throw small paperballs at   each other. This scene also include some lines by the Librarian (Lee   Arone'),
('25037','Biggs) and a Trill Officer (Max Grodénchik); '),
('25038',' a scene in which Picard and Anij kiss each other; '),
('25039',' a scene in which Picard spills cheese on a PADD displaying the Briar Patch; '),
('25040',' the actual ejection of the warp core; '),
('25041',' Data punching some Sonas on the planet and nailing them with iso'),
('25042','linear   tags; '),
('25043',' "The will be no cover'),
('25044','up!" line on the Sona ship.'),
('25045',' The original version of the fight between Picard and Ruafo contained an  additional scene.  After Picard was beamed away by the Enterprise, Ruafo  fell into the planets rings and was regressed into a young child.  This  scene was cut from the final film, but a "Young Ruafo" is still listed in  the credits.'),
('25046',' In the Australian television release, the close up of Admiral Doughertys  face being stretched until he dies was shortened.'),
('25047',' Early previews featured a cameo appereance by Quark, the barkeeper from  _"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993)_ (qv). This scene was cut because  director Jonathan Frakes (qv) thought the appereance didnt work well for  the film.'),
('25048',' 50 minutes of fully produced but unreleased footage allegedly exists,  including: '),
('25049',' Extended Wedding Sequence '),
('25050',' Originally Riker and Trois wedding was much   longer and featured Wesley Crusher played by series star Wil Wheaton in   attendance. (He is still sitting next to Dr. Crusher in the theatrical   version) Also during the wedding Picard opens up to Commander Data and   reveals his dismay over being a private loner all his life. '),
('25051',' The Seduction of Counselor Troi '),
('25052',' In the original 3 hour cut Shinzons   obsession with Troi runs much deeper and there are several scenes that show   him seducing and tormenting her in her mind. A scene featured in the   theatrical trailers show Troi struggling with the mind meld inflicted by   Shinzon and his Viceroy. You still see the effects of the tortureous mind   meld in the theatrical version as Troi appears fatigued and psychologically   drained. '),
('25053',' A scene of Data teaching his brother B'),
('25054','4 how to eat with a fork. '),
('25055',' Ambassador Worf and Dr. Crusher were also featured more prominently in the 3   hour cut and it was revealed that Worf was on his way back to Kronos after   leaving Deep Space Nine and he was featured in more action sequences that   were cut from the theatrical release. Dr. Crusher is revealed to be   considering leaving the Enterprise after receiving an offer from Starfleet   Medical. '),
('25056',' Footage of Geordi and Data planning and executing the mission to rescue   Picard on board the Scimitar was also cut and featured the swapping places   of Data and B'),
('25057','4. '),
('25058',' Extended ending '),
('25059',' Riker and Troi board the USS Titan as he takes command as   Captain and she resumes her job as ships counselor. The instatement of a   new First Officer on the Enterprise is shown. Picard bids farewell to Dr.   Crusher as she accepts the offer from Starfleet Medical and leaves for San   Francisco.'),
('25060',' 3 deleted scenes appear in the theatrical trailers: '),
('25061',' Viceroy is walking in the darkness and he says, "In darkness there is   strength." '),
('25062',' Worf warning Captain Picard just before he leaves the Enterprise to board   the Scimitar, he says, "I recommend extreme caution." '),
('25063',' Shinzon appears before the senators and militia that helped him murder the   entire Romulan senate, he says, "The time we have dreamed of is at hand, the   mighty Federation will fall before us."'),
('25064',' The trailer includes footage of an attack on Troi that does not appear in the  final film (taken from a scene that was edited out).'),
('25065',' 7 deleted scenes appear on the DVD edition with introduction by producer Rick  Berman. In the intro, Rick Berman confirms that roughly 50 minutes of footage  was trimmed from the original version. The 7 deleted scenes make up about 17  minutes of this original footage and includes: '),
('25066',' A private conversation between Picard and Data over a glass of wine. '),
('25067',' Early introduction of Shinzon in the film (right after the wedding   reception). This is the scene that includes the dialogue from the theatrical   trailers, "But in darkness there is strength...(Viceroy)" and "The time we   have dreamed of is at hand... the mighty federation will fall before   us...(Shinzon)." '),
('25068',' The second rape scene of Counselor Troi in a Turbolift. '),
('25069',' A scene of Picard walking with Troi down a corridor and Troi explaining to   him that he and Shinzon are two different people. This scene includes the   line from the trailer, "it was like a part of me had been stolen...(Picard). '),
('25070',' Sick'),
('25071','bay getting ready for battle, a short dialogue between Dr. Crusher and   Picard is shown. '),
('25072',' Worf warning Picard about the Romulans just before they leave for Romulus.   This scene includes the dialogue from the trailer, "I recommend extreme   caution...(Worf)." '),
('25073',' Original extended ending '),
('25074',' A new First Officer is introduced on board the   Enterprise and two funny moments are shown afterward. Instead of ending   while the Enterprise is docked above Earth, this new ending shows the   Enterprise flying away.'),
