('8343',' European version is 11 minutes longer than the US release.'),
('8344',' Two versions were also released in Germany, running 122 and 133 min.'),
('8345',' The North American NTSC version on VHS from Media Home Enertainment Inc. is  132 mins. long.'),
('8346',' There exist several different versions in Germany (TV and video) which are  all cut to reduce violence.'),
('8347',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8348',' 2000 video version with music improvised and performed (on the piano) by Neil  Brand.  Issued by the British Film Institute on "History of the Avant'),
('8349','Garde  Britain in the Twenties"'),
('8350',' In the original cut of the film, there was a scene in which Eric Draven has a  fight with Funboy in Funboys apartment before killing him.  It goes like  this: Eric knocks the straight razor from Darlas hand.  Eric makes Darla  sober by magically siphoning morhpine from her blood.  Darla leaves.  Funboy  wakes up in the bathtub and grabs the razor.  He attacks Eric and cuts his  hands and torso.  Because Eric has weakened himself by getting the morphine  out of Darla, he cannot heal properly.  (This would have been explained by  the Skull Cowboy, but those scenes were also cut.) To cover the wounds, he  wraps them in black electrical tape.  This explains why his hands and stomach  are wrapped up later in the movie.'),
('8351',' On Australian television, all references to the word "fuck" are removed,  along with complete sections of dialogue where they appear more than once.  The individual death fights involving Tin'),
('8352','Tin, Funboy, T'),
('8353','Bird and Skank, as  well as the Eric/Shelley death scene and Dravens attack on Gideon are also  shortened.'),
('8354',' A scene was cut from the film version in which Skank was shot in the leg by  someone robbing the liquor store from which he was ordered to get smokes and  road beers. This scene was supposed to show that crime is indiscriminant and  even happens to criminals. This is why Skank is limping when he runs after  T'),
('8355','Birds car.'),
('8356',' The collectors edition DVD set contains several scenes extended from their  theatrical counterparts. Among them are: '),
('8357',' The fight with Funboy, including Draven becoming wounded. '),
('8358',' The arcade demolition scene includes footage of the gang harassing and tying   up the arcade clerk. She watches as the bombs timer ticks down. Draven   encounters the dying, burnt woman after the explosion and accidentally takes   in her memory of the attack. '),
('8359',' In the extended version of the arcade demolition, one of the gang members   mentions the Detroit River. Although the film takes place in Detroit, no   mention of the city is in the final cut of the film (except for a reference   to Motor City) '),
('8360',' The shootout in Top Dollars penthouse contains a bit of additional dialogue   and more explicit bloodshed. '),
('8361',' The deleted footage montage contains a brief scene featuring the Skull   Cowboy.  It also contains some additional dialogue in the opening scene, and   a scene where trick or treaters are passing by.'),
('8362',' In the theatrical version of the fight scene at Gideons we see Eric stab  through Gideons hand. In subsequent home video and  both DVD releases there  is a very quick cut so it only shows his hand after its been stabbed.'),
('8363',' In some cuts of the film, Erics band is called "The Hangmans Joke", but in  other cuts its called "The Hangmans Trio."'),
('8364',' The DVD contains exactly the following material: '),
('8365',' An extended bombing scene where the gang ties the bomb and harasses the   cashier, tying her up. All the while Eric is rising from the grave all   stunned and confused. He comes across the Arcade just as it blows up and, as   the cashier gives her last to crawl out, he catches her and accidentally   sees her memories of the attack. He then goes on just like in the released   version. '),
('8366',' An extended scene with Eric in Funboys dept. right after he did his mojo on   Darla, who goes away hurried and freaked, Eric is stabbed by Funboy and   realizes he bleeds, just as he gets hit some more before countering. He says   some lines and then kills Funboy. This explains the tape on his torso and   hands. '),
('8367',' Extended Top Dollars office shootout scene. Eric arrives to the place and   both say a few more lines, then, after that, the shootout begins. The scene   is basically the same, only having a few (noticeable by the immediate   quality change) longer shots, and being much, much, gorier. '),
('8368',' Unused footage montage, showing halloween boys running in slow'),
('8369','mo for a   minute, very brief unused or alternate shots of some characters, a shot of   eric lying over T'),
('8370','Birds cars roof, and (without the corresponging   dialogue) the scene of the Skull Cowboy standing in front of Eric as he   rises, and reaching his arm out for the crow to fly to eric. '),
('8371',' Storyboards. They are from some scenes, but contain (with no division so   watch out) all of the Skull Cowboys scenes. The SC standing at his grave.   The SC standing in fron of the lofts window with Eric running berserker at   him and, as he misses, jumps out the window and grabs the ledge to come back   in as in the movie, to find he is gone. The SC coming to Eric, after saving   Darla, as he plays the guitar on the roof telling him that he cannot assist   the living or hell bleed. And the SC standing in the church steps telling   Eric to go back to the grave since he already killed his enemies and it is   forbidden to assist the living (Sarah), as he denies, he says "choose and be   damned", and desintegrates in a whirlwind of dust, but stripping Eric of his   powers and warning him his chance to meet Shelly may be at jeopardy, thus   explaining his vulnerability.'),
('8372',' The following were in the original version of the film, but cut from the  theatrical version by Miramax in order to make The Crow: City of Angels more  like The Crow: '),
('8373',' Before Ashe runs from Sarahs apartment, he does not believe he is alive so   Sarah stabs him with a kitchen knife. '),
('8374',' When Ashe is going after Spidermonkey at the Trinity Drug Plant. Ashe takes   Spidermonkeys gun and says, "Dont try this at home, kids!" and shoots   himself. Then as Spidermonkey approaches, Ashe gets up, scaring   Spidermonkey. '),
('8375',' After Nemo is killed, Ashe confronts Holly Daze, the stripper he was with   and tells her not to come here while tugging on her at the same time. '),
('8376',' When Ashe builds Dannys grave, he does not burn his painting. '),
('8377',' Kali and Curves deaths are the other way around. '),
('8378',' In the fight scene between Ashe and Kali, Kali uses a Katana instead of a   knife and gets her arm broken. '),
('8379',' When Kali is thrown out of the window, there is a shadow of a giant crow   morphing into Ashe showing that the Crow and Ashe are one '),
('8380',' Kali is still alive, though crippled and unable to move, after being thrown   out of the window. Ashe then comes out of nowhere and Kali commands him to   kill her. Ashe refuses and leaves her to die slowly as the crow symbol   appears in blood around her. '),
('8381',' Judah tells the captured Sarah about himself nearly drowning as a child and   visiting hell before he was revived, which he enjoyed, leading to him   becoming the way that he is. '),
('8382',' When the specter of Danny is at the Day of the Dead festival, he says to   Ashe that it is time to go. Ashe says that he must protect Sarah and Danny   disappears. Ashe looks for him in the crowd and turns a drunk guy around,   believing it was Danny. '),
('8383',' During the Judah fight scene, Dannys painting falls from Ashes coat. Judah   rips it up. '),
('8384',' In this version, Sarah and Ashe talk to each other just before Sarah dies.   In which Ashe says he stayed on earth for her. '),
('8385',' The ending is different. Because Ashe chose to go after Sarah which led to   her (an innocent person) being killed, he must remain on Earth forever as   part of the undead without her or Danny. '),
('8386',' Ashe puts on Sarahs ring to remind him of her. '),
('8387',' When Ashe brings Sarah to the church, the priest asks Ashe, "What will you   do now, my son?" Ashe replies that he cant let another shadow take over Los   Angeles...'),
('8388',' MGM forced director King Vidor (qv) to film seven different endings to the  film, giving exhibitors the chance to pick a happy or sad one as they  pleased. Not a single exhibitor chose to use a happy ending.'),
('8389',' There was a line of dialogue cut from the US version which appears in the UK  cut. After Kathryn views the videotape of Cecil and Ronald she comments:  F*ck her already'),
('8390',' In the Italian version the kiss between Kathryn and Cecile is censored: the  second try Kathryn makes to teach Cecile french kissing is cut; she takes off  the sunglasses, but in the next scene she has them on again. The scene  however is used in the trailer (and a shot is in the movie poster).'),
('8391',' The DVD contains some deleted scenes: '),
('8392',' The first is an extended version of the scene where Sebastian blackmails   Greg. '),
('8393',' The second scene is the original version of the scene where Sebastian calls   Annette, while he is talking to her. He pauses and talks to two   "cheerleaders" who lie on an nearby bed. After Sebastian finished the call ,   he joins the two cheerleaders. In the theatrical version the two   cheerleaders can only be partially seen in a mirror besides Sebastian while   he talks with Annette. '),
('8394',' A scene which shows how Cecile seduces Sebastian. She lies in the bathtub   and askes him to join her. At first he refuses, but then joins her. '),
('8395',' The original version of the scene where Sebastian tells Kathryn that he has   left Annette. After her triumph drink, he demands that she joins him in Bed,   she refuses so he hits her. Later they declare war on each other. '),
('8396',' A scene where Annette is jogging in the Woods. Sebastians joins her with a   small golf car and asks if he can give her a lift. She refuses and demands   that he stays away. '),
('8397',' The last scene is an extended version of the manipulation of Ronald. He   tells Kathryn he likes her very much but only as a friend. When Ronald has   joined her she tells him that Sebastian thinks he is a stupid n***er. She   also tells him that Sebastian has slept with Cecile.'),
('8398',' Besides the Missing Scenes on the DVD there are 4 more missing scenes: '),
('8399',' in one scene Sebastian can be seen leaving the swimming pool just after   Annette left it. We learn now that he wasnt wearing a bathing suit '),
('8400',' another scene shows Kathryn getting mad at her housekeeper, Mai'),
('8401','Lee.    Mai'),
('8402','Lee accidently hurts Kathryn while doing her toe nails and Kathryn yells   at her in Vietnamese '),
('8403',' a third scene is from the end of the movie, when Kathryn and Annette meet   each other in the bathroom of Manchester. Only a minor change of dialogue   takes place here though '),
('8404',' finally and most interestingly there is the alternate ending scene.   Sebastian still gets hit by a car, but not because of saving Annette. He   just stops fighting when he sees her standing across the street and gets hit   when he crosses it. This scene is probably changed to the version as it   appears in the movie because his death is more heroic that way.'),
('8405',' All above scenes feature a different soundtrack than the one used in the  movie. This is the only music left from the original John Ottman soundtrack  (before he as replaced by Ed Shearmur).'),
('8406',' In the basic cable version, the scence where Kathrine is telling Bunny about  the letters Cecil has recieved from Ronald, the sales woman ask Kathrine if  shell be taking the dress she was looking at when Ms. Caldwell first come  into the store, Kathrine says yes, then pulls out her  wallet and tells the  sales lady that she has forgotten her credit card, Bunny hands the sales lady  her card and tells Kathrine its the least she could do for telling her about  Cecil and Ronald. The scene where Kathrine and Sebastian pull Ronald in to  talk to them shes wearing the dress.'),
('8407',' The original pilot episode and few minutes of the first episode of the  original shot footage were included in the movie but here are the major  differences from the TV series to actual movie: '),
('8408',' Sarah Thompsons character was actually called Annette Hargrove but is now   called Danielle Sherman. '),
('8409',' Keri Lynn Pratts character was actually called Cecile Caldwell, but is now   called Cherie Crayman. '),
('8410',' "TV friendly" dialog was used instead of what is currently present. '),
('8411',' A different score and soundtrack was used. '),
('8412',' Certain sub'),
('8413','plots (The secret Manchester Prep tribunal, characters Penny   Cartwright, Todd Michaels, Nigel Danby, etc.) were dropped from the plot   completely focusing on the Merteuil/Valmont family completely. '),
('8414',' 10 minutes of newly added footage including the shower sex scene with the   twins, and the ending.'),
('8415',' Reduced cut version for Spain running 95 minutes'),
('8416',' UK cinema and 1987 video versions were cut by 54 secs by the BBFC. The 1997  Maverick Directors video release was cut by 39 seconds to edit scenes of a  knife being passed over a victims body, the victim being bound, and a pan  shot of the interior of a gay bar. In 2003 most of these cuts were waived,  although a brief 1 second cut of subliminal explicit anal sex remains missing  from all UK prints. The fully uncut version was later shown on Sky TV.'),
('8417',' The French version contains an extra shot during the opening credits of the  film: a wall marked with several graffitis depicting homosexuals doing sex  and holding hands, with an inscription below the drawing saying "We Are  EVERYWHERE !!"'),
('8418',' The CBS/FOX video release (now out of print) was the most complete version  available. It has about 45 seconds of footage of SM bondage and sex (during  the Police Night scene) that has been deleted from the Warner Video release,  and two lines of dialogue near the end of the film when detectives are  searching the killers dorm room and mention the killers father has been dead  for ten years'),
('8419',' TV versions feature additional footage: Darian spying on Nick through a  wooden gate; Darian getting a ride from Nick to practice while all the other  girls stare at her; Nick talks briefly to Amy about the babysitter Amy says  "What could she know?" and for him to call her with any information; Darian  calls Nick at 2:30 in the morning and says "Am I your first call?"; Nick  scares Amy who is taking a shower; Nicks boss yelling at him in a bathroom  about his fight with Darian; and Nick in a limo going to see Levansky; Amy  and Nick chatting and her saying "Have you ever heard the expression Dont  kneed your meat where you lay your bread?"; extra few seconds of Nick helping  Cliff get the boxes up to the attic; Nick calling Levanskys babysitter; Nick  watching The Forrester family getting their possessions from the house; a  foggy bathroom mirror.'),
('8420',' Recent DVD release is the theatrical version but still features the name  change of Alicia Silverstones character.'),
('8421',' Another scene in the TV version features Nick waiting by the Forrester home  as they are packing their things and taking Adrian away to the country. Like  the scene when Nick got arrested, Adrian looks up at him and almost smiles.'),
('8422',' In the television'),
('8423','edited version of "The Crush", Alicia Silverstones  characters name was "Adrian" instead of "Darian". Through the entire movie,  any mention of her name was dubbed to be "Adrian" at the request of the real  Darians family, on whose story the original screenplay was based.'),
('8424',' The original US release from AIP was a re edited and cut version. AIP created  a new title sequence (dumping the Terry Gilliam animated titles) and removed  some violence and nudity, as well as shuffling a few scenes around. This  version was rated PG and was also released on VHS on the HBO / Thorn label as  well as to TV in a version with even more cuts. In 1995, Orion released an EP  speed VHS tape and went back to the original negative, releasing the original  UK version, seen for the first time in the US. The DVD version is also uncut  and has been rated R by the MPAA.'),
('8425',' The differences between the cut AIP version and the original edit (released  on DVD in the US) are significant: '),
('8426',' The AIP re'),
('8427','edit repositions the coven massacre scene (that occurs about half   an hour into the film in the original version) as a pre'),
('8428','credits scene. The   sequence is also slightly trimmed to eliminate some nudity and also remove   the shots of Hugh Griffith observing the action. '),
('8429',' The original credits are Pythonesque animations by Terry Gilliam. These   animations were replaced in the AIP re'),
('8430','edit by stills of some of the winged   creatures. '),
('8431',' The music score was changed '),
('8432',' the new music was composed by Lex Baxter.   Wilfred Joseph did the original score. '),
('8433',' All topless nudity was removed from the AIP re'),
('8434','edit. This involved trimming   several scenes and re'),
('8435','framing others (zooming in on the "unoffensive" part   of the frame). This chopped about 3m off the running time. '),
('8436',' The death of Essay Persson was abridged '),
('8437',' In the middle section of the film some other scenes were re'),
('8438','positioned in   the narrative with the intent of bringing forward the appearance of the   coven (in order to speed up the narrative). The version on DVD runs 91m   whereas the old AIP version runs only 87m.'),
('8439',' Cry Uncle was released in Britain in 1972 as Super Dick, cut down to 82  minutes by the distributer. The film had been submitted to the BBFC uncut  under its original title and was rejected.'),
('8440',' Two different versions of this film were classified in Australia. The uncut  version was classified X, and an edited version, generally available in  local video stores, was classified R.'),
('8441',' In the Prism Video VHS release, the sex scene between Allen Garfield (qv)  and Debbi Morgan (qv) is censored by having the frame optically enlarged  and cropped so that Garfields rear end is outside the edge of the frame.   This censored scene is noticeably grainier than the rest of the film.   Tromas DVD release restores the scene to its original form, with the nudity  intact.'),
('8442',' The USA cable network version has a few extra scenes, including two extra  songs, "Chicken" and "The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane": '),
('8443',' Hatchetfaces parents selling cigarettes by the school '),
('8444',' Toe'),
('8445','Joes does a "work'),
('8446','with'),
('8447','me" spiel instead of thanking his "Nudie Cutie" '),
('8448',' an added act of a flexible little girl in the RSVP charm school talent show '),
('8449',' extra footage of Hatchtface chasing Snaredrum and Susie Q around Ramonas   front lawn '),
('8450',' Lenoras "gunboats" are now "goldmines" '),
('8451',' The third verse of Allisons song, "Teenage Prayer," is included '),
('8452',' Extra footage of Cry'),
('8453','Baby driving his motorcycle to the charm school, a cop   chasing him and an air raid drill that interupts Allisons act '),
('8454',' Cry'),
('8455','Baby combs his hair instead of adjusting his crotch when he gets off of   his motorcycle; '),
('8456',' "Lay That Pistol Down" dance number is included '),
('8457',' Cry'),
('8458','Baby arrives during "So Young" instead of before the song beginning, as   in video version '),
('8459',' In the movie, Hatchetface says, "Aint ya got tits?  Stick em out for Gods   sake!" In the USA Network version, she says, "Aint ya got a figure?  Show   it!" '),
('8460',' There is a longer scene with Wanda, her parents, and Inga, the Swedish   exchange student '),
('8461',' The showdown is at Turkey Point instead of at the press conference in front   of the prison'),
('8462',' The UK release by Manga was cut by 3 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('8463',' The UK release by Manga was cut by 17 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('8464',' The UK release by Manga was cut by 58 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('8465',' After Ferenc Puskás left Hungary in 1956 his scenes were edited out of the  film and re'),
('8466','shot with another soccer player, Nándor Hidegkuti. The original  version featuring Puskás was restored in the early 1990s.'),
('8467',' Although all previous versions were uncut the 2003 UK DVD version was edited  by 24 secs to remove scenes of real cockfighting.'),
('8468',' There are three deleted scenes on the DVD that didnt make the theatrical  cut: '),
('8469',' the group comes upon a "missing room", with no trap and no doors leading out '),
('8470',' Kazan looks at his thumb with one eye at a time '),
('8471',' a slightly different playout of the scene where Leaven and Quentin discuss   the numbers in a cube shaft'),
('8472',' There are still several TV prints around that are missing the Technicolor  sequences. The recently restored print seems to be complete, including the  long lost finale.'),
('8473',' Originally developed as a four'),
('8474','hour miniseries for Italian TV; released  theatrically at 120 minutes and later shortened to 98 minutes for video.'),
('8475',' Chinese language version is titled "Bloody Mary Killer" and features extra  scenes with the Chinese cast members.'),
('8476',' Chinese Laserdisc release includes a brief violence shot deleted from the  U.S. release. It shows the main bad guy impaled and struggling on the hook  before he dies. This shot occurs at 33 min 24 seconds into side B.'),
('8477',' The VHS version released in Brazil by Globo Vídeo has exactly 100 minutes.'),
('8478',' Original directors cut available in North America includes scenes featuring  black and Caucasian actors that were cut from Hong Kong release as well as a  scene where Joey abuses a Chinese prostitute.'),
('8479',' Originally, the film ended with a slow motion shot of geese flying south as  the main character did a voice over but director Reb Braddock decided to save  that for his next film, "When fun goes south with the geese."'),
('8480',' A short clean version lasting a mere 80 hours is available without the  erotic scenes.'),
('8481',' Kino International distributes a set of videos containing all the 12 Mutual  short films made by Chaplin in 1916 '),
('8482',' 1917. They are presented by David H.  Shepard, who copyrighted the versions in 1984, and have a music soundtrack  composed and performed by Michael D. Mortilla who copyrighted his score in  1989. The running time of this film is 24 minutes.'),
('8483',' At the beginning of the short, all scenes with Donald smoking have been  deleted when aired on the Disney Channel or Toon Disney.'),
('8484',' Shown in black & white TV version from Hallmark Entertainment.'),
('8485',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8486',' The Chilean version in DVD contains, eliminated scene of LItalian  negotiating with pedophile.'),
('8487',' The "R" rated version which initially aired on cable cuts some of the  gruesome special effects.'),
('8488',' The original cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove a closeup shot of a  severed eyeball under a magnifying glass (a scene of a severed head was  filmed but never released). Although a longer print containing the eyeball  shot has been shown on UK TV the cut version is the only version available on  video and DVD to date.'),
('8489',' After the 2004 Red Sox win, HBO produced a reedited version titled _Reverse  of the Curse of the Bambino (2004)_(qv) with information on the 2004 playoffs  and World Series, including new interviews with many of those originally  interviewed in 2003. New narration was recorded with Liev Schreiber (qv).'),
('8490',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8491',' The first release of this video included a scene with Alexandria Quinn. When  it was discovered she was underage the video was recalled and reissued with  her scene edited out.'),
('8492',' Prior to the 1970 American International release in the USA, film contained  additional scenes featuring nudity and mild S&M.'),
('8493',' The Troma video release differs from the Mogul release.  Troma placed footage  from the graveyard scene with a credits montage at the beginning, whereas the  Mogul video release has all of the credits at the end.'),
('8494',' Original video releases blot out the Technicolor credit line with a black  bar. The credit is visible on the DVD version.'),
('8495',' The film had considerable problems with the BBFC on its initial cinema  release and was subsequently cut by around 2 minutes. Among the scenes edited  were heavy cuts to the repeated stabbing of the Marquis (reduced to 1 stab),  the murder of the prostitute where scenes of biting and a shot of her dead  body were completely removed, and the killing of the werewolf in the bell  tower which saw shots of his screaming when the bells ring, a blood spurt  from a gunshot, and a closeup of his blood'),
('8496','dripping face also removed. In  addition the film was also cut to edit scenes of the servant girl waking in  the dungeon, a shot of the Marquis picking a scab from his face and images of  dead lambs. The 1995 UK Warner video release was identical to the cinema  print. The film was later completely restored with all the missing footage  intact and first shown on BBC in 1994, and this version was released (on  Region 1 DVD only) as part of Universals "Hammer Horror Series" 8 film box  set.'),
('8497',' The Canadian version of the movie is the original R'),
('8498','rated cut, which was  later released in the U.S. as the unrated DVD'),
('8499',' The original R rated version has been cut in order to receive a PG'),
('8500','13.'),
('8501',' A gorier, unrated version was released on DVD featuring scenes with violence  more graphic than what was seen in the theatrical PG'),
('8502','13 version of the film.  The differences are as follows (includes Spoilers): '),
('8503',' In the PG'),
('8504','13 version, Shannon Elizabeths character Becky is simply dragged   away by the wolf at the end of the opening sequence. In the unrated version,   Becky is torn in half and her bloodied upper'),
('8505','torso is tossed back at Jimmy   and Ellie. '),
('8506',' In the PG'),
('8507','13 version, during Ellies nightmare, she merely bites Joshua   Jacksons character Jake in the neck. The scene then cuts to a quick montage   of bizarre images before Ellie wakes up. In the unrated version, after Ellie   bites into Jake, shes shown ripping a large chunk of his neck off and then   a torrent of blood shoots out of his wound. '),
('8508',' In the PG'),
('8509','13 version, after Joanie knocks out Jake she starts looking for   Ellie and Jimmy. In the unrated version, she first stops by Kyles body,   digs into the large gash in his stomach with her hands, pulls them out and   then licks his blood off her fingers before proceeding to look for Ellie and   Jimmy. '),
('8510',' In the unrated version, Joanie (in wolf form) is killed when she is shot in   the head and her brains slowly ooze onto the floor. '),
('8511',' In the PG'),
('8512','13 version, the coroner discovers that Joanies corpse has changed   back into human form when her nude body is shown laying on the floor. In the   unrated version, a sheet over her body is pulled back and only her face,   complete with a bullet hole in her forehead, is shown. '),
('8513',' In the PG'),
('8514','13 version, Jakes death by decapitation occurs off'),
('8515','camera. In the   unrated version, Ellie is actually shown stabbing him in the neck with the   shovel a couple of times before finally cutting his head off.'),
('8516',' DVD Unrated Edition contains additional two minutes of footage.'),
('8517',' After a scene'),
('8518','by'),
('8519','scene comparison, its obvious that the VHS version of this  film is an entirely different English'),
('8520','language cut from the all'),
('8521','French DVD  release. Fonda and McEnery speak their own English and French in the  respective versions, while Michele Piccoli is dubbed in the English cut. Its  very interesting, because even in the non'),
('8522','dialogue scenes, different  takes'),
('8523','and often different actions'),
('8524','were used for each version. (Note: You  may also want to reference this in the Language section.)'),
('8525',' 35mm prints released in both complete and shortened versions. Some shortened  versions were titled "A Good Day for Fighting".'),
('8526',' The MGM DVD of "Custer of the West" released in 2004 runs 141 minutes. Older  editions of the 86 minute version are now out'),
('8527','of'),
('8528','print.'),
('8529',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8530',' The film was cut by 1 minute 12 seconds at its UK cinema release, with a  further 4 seconds removed from video in 1996, and one more second in 2003.'),
('8531',' The R2 DVD differs from the VHS cut in several ways with some scenes being  put back in and yet some still left badly cut... '),
('8532',' Before leaving the room in the opening scene, Morgan tells the man shes   just seduced: "I got your balls." '),
('8533',' Morgan pushes the eyepatched guard off a balcony saying "I promised Id take   care of you later", paying off a line earlier that never made sense without   both scenes. Oddly, this scene is still not complete as in the trailer you   see Morgan headbutt the man so he falls. (UK censors are notorious for their   bizarre dislike of headbutts in movies) '),
('8534',' When the chain wraps around Morgans neck in the tavern she is now pulled   off backwards in a bad CGI shot that shows her landing on a table below. '),
('8535',' More fighting scenes, more slashing of bellies. '),
('8536',' When Dawg shoots his own crew member ("We need less mouths") its obvious   this still remains badly cut as the gunshot cuts off abruptly and we dont   see the man taking the bullet.'),
('8537',' When "Cutting Class" is shown on tv, the beginning credits dont show the  paperboy throwing the papers along the street, instead, we HEAR the sound of  the papers hitting the street, but we see a black backround with the normal  credits in front of it.'),
('8538',' When shown on TV, all of the death scenes are trimmed by using slow motion  shots a la Friday the 13th (1980)'),
('8539',' The Region 2 DVD carrying the Columbia/Tristar logo is completely uncut,  including scenes not shown in the U.S.'),
('8540',' The Spanish cut runs longer at 102 mins.'),
('8541',' The American video release features different music during the epilogue, due  to copyright problems. In the theatrical prints, Pink Floyd s "If" is used.'),
('8542',' The UK release is cut by 4 secs by the BBFC to edit a shot of hedge shears  being applied to a breast in a sexualized context.'),
('8543',' The German VHS Version is only 92 Minutes long.'),
('8544',' The German DVD Version has a running time of 80 minutes.'),
('8545',' The UK video version is heavily cut by 3 minutes and 15 seconds, to remove  high amounts of violence and imitable techniques that were considered too  extreme for an 18 rating.'),
('8546',' In 2000 all previous cuts were waived by the BBFC.'),
('8547',' The U.S. release was heavily cut to earn an "R" rating rather than an "X".  Among the cut material: the opening slit throat, a good deal of blood in the  village massacre. Also, in the first warehouse fight Van Damme is first  fighting one guy and then suddenly hes not fighting anyone anymore (soon  before the girl throws a villain down the big pit), the guy he was fighting  vanishes, his death scene was likely cut.'),
('8548',' German rental video (rated "Not under 18") misses many of the violent scenes.  Retail video has a "Not under 16" rating and is cut by 23 minutes.'),
('8549',' In contrast to the uncut Video'),
('8550','Release German TV'),
('8551','Version was cut in order to  reduce violence'),
('8552',' German Rental'),
('8553','Video Release was cut by a few scenes. TV'),
('8554','Version runs a little  bit longer (in the final battle) but is still not full uncut'),
('8555',' Although rated "not under 18" the German Video'),
('8556','Release by Highlight Video is  heavily cut. TV'),
('8557','version is also cut. There is a "not under 16" cut down to 59  min!'),
('8558',' The US'),
('8559','Release (Rated R) is cut by a few scenes. For example we do not see a  hand being cut apart by the Cyborg'),
('8560','Warrior shortly after the  opening'),
('8561','massacre. Dutch Release is full uncut'),
('8562',' The German Rental'),
('8563','Video was cut in many scenes. The TV'),
('8564','Version features the  same Cuts of approx. 2 minutes'),
('8565',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8566',' D2 contains a scene where a man comes in the cabin, the one where Laura and  Kimberly stay in, and transforms into a tentacle monster. It wraps Kimberly  up in tentacles shortly after. Then after looking at Kimberly, the creature  uses one of its tentacles and copulates her. The Japanese version of this  game clearly depicts this scene. However, Sega, the publisher of the game,  thought the scene was a little too risky to release out for the Western  audience. So while the scene still remains in the North American version of  D2, it was censored by moving the camera slightly away from the actual  copulation.'),
('8567',' A 52 minute version is availible for rental or purchase by the US  distributor.'),
('8568',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('8569',' The American theatrical release, titled Duel of the Iron Fist, was heavily  cut to avoid an "X" rating, mainly in the final fight. The Hong Kong DVD  released by IVL, however, features the original uncut and uncensored print.'),
('8570',' The film was originally shown to the UK censors in an unfinished form, with a  temp score and sound mix. The BBFC advised Sony Pictures that sound levels  during some acts of violence may be too impactful for the requested "12A"  rating, so the film was likely to receive a 15 classification. When formally  submitted, the final levels of sound effects on the completed soundtrack had  reduced the strength of some acts of violence to an extent which made the  film able to get a "12A" rating.'),
('8571',' An extended version is available on DVD and is 26 minutes longer. The  additional scenes include, among others, Sophie threatening to deface The  Madonna of the rocks to aid her and Langdons escape from the Louvre,  flashbacks of Silas killing the other Senechaux, Silas escape from Prison,  Collet discovering the surveillance room, Fache debriefing and apologizing to  Langdon and Sophie, and a scene is which Sophie and Langdon discuss religion  during the flight sequence. Many verbal exchanges between characters in many  scenes are extended.'),
('8572',' The old German video released by Bavaria Film had several cuts, but was not  blurred during the sex scenes.'),
('8573',' The Mary Pickford Foundation copyrighted a restored version in 1998 with  music composed by Maria Newman. It was produced by Timeline Films and  Milestone Film & Video, released on video by Milestone Films and runs 85  minutes.'),
('8574',' The 3DO version of Daedalus Encounter is Full'),
('8575','screen, and has no defects  (commonly known as Bugs) Whilst the Computer version of Daedalus Encounter  has a quarter'),
('8576','shaped screen and has defects (Bugs)'),
('8577',' There is a version spanning a total of 196 minutes.  Mostly shown as a four  part mini'),
('8578','series.'),
('8579',' Some prints of this film apparently do not have the text of the  "translations" on the cards that Daffy holds up.'),
('8580',' 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.'),
('8581',' A fade to black between two scenes near the end of this cartoon appears to be  gone in the re'),
('8582','mastered print. This is the version shown on Cartoon Network.'),
('8583',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('8584',' 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.'),
('8585',' Sound version released in 1947.'),
('8586',' Enhanced wide screen anniversary edition, December 2005. Digitally  remastered.'),
('8587',' For the American release, the trophy of the character Tamagon, from the video  game "Devil World," was removed.'),
('8588',' Two characters names were changed for the American release.	The Pokemon  called Purin had its name altered to its already existing American name  Jigglypuff.  King Koopa (identified on the selection screen merely as Koopa)  was changed to Bowser, the name by which he is more commonly known in America  (his full American name is officially King Bowser Koopa).'),
('8589',' In the English version, the figures which players gain in the game are called  "trophies."'),
('8590',' In the Japanese version, the "Kirby Hats" figure descriptions did not dealt  of what each hat performs (as found in the North American version), but what  video game they originated from. In the Japanese version, after a player  finished a match, "GAME SET" will appear on the screen. In the North American  version, the grammarically misplaced "Game" appears. A full'),
('8591','motion animation  scene which depicts Mario kicking Peachs buttocks was cut from the North  American version.'),
('8592',' In the original Japanese version, the "Kirby Hats" figure descriptions did  not deal with what each hat performs (as found in the North American  version), but what video game it originated from.'),
('8593',' A full'),
('8594','motion video (FMV) scene depicting Mario beating up Peach was cut from  the North American version after protests from feminists who felt it  encourages violence against women.'),
('8595',' In the original Japanese version, after the player clears a Melee'),
('8596','mode match,  "GAME SET" appears on the screen. In the North American version, "GAME"  appears.'),
('8597',' HAL Laboratory (the games developer) had decided to have penguins from the  old Nintendo video game "Ice Climber" appear in an "Adventure" mode stage  ("Icicle Mountain"), but for some unknown reason it dropped the idea in the  final version of the game.'),
('8598',' In the "Event" mode, any reference to the the North American version of  "Super Mario Bros. 2" is known as "Super Mario USA" in Japan.'),
('8599',' A scene of Blood Falcons (Captain Falcons "evil twin") back was removed  from the North American release, because the back of his jacket had the word  "hell" on it.'),
('8600',' In the original Japanese version of Ice Climber, instead of the fuzzy  creatures (nicknamed Mr Fuzzy by many) that fill in the destroyed blocks,  there were seals. They may have replaced because around the time it was  released, seals were being treated awfully, so Nintendo may not have wanted  them to be associated with seal clubbers. Thus, that change remained in Super  Smash Bros Melee: The Japanese got seals, and everyone else got Mr Fuzzy.'),
('8601',' In the European version, the following things have been changed: '),
('8602',' Rainbow Cruise is called Rainbow Ride. '),
('8603',' The past stages have "N64" added at the end of their names. '),
('8604',' Like the Japanese version, the Home Run Contest distance is measured in   meters. '),
('8605',' In Stamina mode, the description has been changed to "Fight Til End!". '),
('8606',' All the trophies have their dates removed. Also, Earthbound trophies are   listed as "Not Released in Europe". '),
('8607',' Several Pokémon trophies have had their descriptions altered. '),
('8608',' The Tamagon trophy has been removed from the game altogether. Therefore you   cant access it with a cheating device. '),
('8609',' The Japanese language has been removed and is replaced with the following   European languages: French, German, Italian, and Spanish. '),
('8610',' The Archives option has been removed, and is replaced by a "How to Play"   video. '),
('8611',' Players have options of using the game in 50hz or 60hz mode.'),
('8612',' The scene of Baran (aka Varan) flying is deleted from the American version of  the film.'),
('8613',' Varan the Unbelieveable (1962) U.S., English dubbed, highly edited with  footage replaced with scenes shot in the U.S. and the original score  completely removed.'),
('8614',' There is a second version of this movie in Japan. It is an abridged, 2'),
('8615','part  version done for TV, around 60 minutes long. It is incomplete, however (there  are plenty of spots in the film with a Japanese "Sound Only" title card  placed over audio with missing picture). Akira Ifukube (qv)s music is  mostly different from the original film. This version is available as an  extra feature on the DVD in both Japan (Toho Video) and the US (Media  Blasters "Tokyo Shock" label).'),
('8616',' After the original release, there were some scenes cut out of the film in  later prints, including scenes with negative references to the Ainus  (aboriginal Japanese), as well as a slight editing mistake (a clapboard  zipping off camera when a shot begins). The original print with said cut  scenes has been restored for the DVD release in 2005.'),
('8617',' Not released in the USA until 1985, to home video and television, by  Sandy Frank (I) (qv) under the title GAMERA. To that day, the only way to  (partially) see it was the movie _Gammera the Invincible (1966)_ (qv), which  used the special effects footage from the original Japanese film but most  scenes involving human actors were replaced by new ones featuring an American  cast. The Frank version, one of his usual dubbing jobs, was the whole  original Japanese footage except for the opening credits sequence, replaced  by English translated credits superimposed over an image of moving  oceanwater. Another difference is that in the Frank dub the names of some  characters are Americanized (i.e. Toschio is renamed Kenny).'),
('8618',' The Japanese version runs a complete 101 minutes. The American International  Pictures'),
('8619','TV (A.I.P.'),
('8620','TV) release version, under the title WAR OF THE MONSTERS,  was cut down to 88 minutes to fit its televised playdates. The 14 minutes  that were removed were only expository scenes that had the characters discuss  how to destroy the monster Barugon.'),
('8621',' In 1985, the original 101 minute Japanese version was released on American  television and home video by Sandy Frank Film Syndication, Inc. under the  title GAMERA VS. BARUGON. While Franks release contained the 14 minute  exposition sequences that were removed from the American International  Pictures'),
('8622','TV (A.I.P.'),
('8623','TV) WAR OF THE MONSTERS version, Franks version boasted  a new English language track that differs from the original A.I.P.'),
('8624','TV English  dub. Frank also replaced the original Japanese title sequence with English  translated credits superimposed against an image of moving oceanwater.  Franks version has since replaced the A.I.P.'),
('8625','TV version.'),
('8626',' In all English versions of the film, the rock & roll "Great Giant Beast  Gappa" theme (heard in the opening credits and ending of the original  Japanese version) is replaced by standard orchestral music. Also, the  Japanese version features a song called "Keep Trying, Baby Gappa!" (in the  scene where the Gappas are reunited with their offspring). In all English  versions, the songs vocals are omitted, and is thus instrumental.'),
('8627',' The 18'),
('8628','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('8629',' The US version is cut by 20+ minutes.'),
('8630',' German version is based on the cut Miramax version.'),
('8631',' The US DVD version changes the character names, particularly Buck Yuen to  Jackie Chan, a common tradition in Jackie Chan imports.'),
('8632',' CONTAINS SPOILERS: The US version of the movie changes the plot from being  about a new strain of Anthrax to a new type of Opium.  Also, in the US  version, the spy is his Dad, but in the Hong Kong version, it turns out he  isnt.'),
('8633',' SPOILER: (ENDING): There is a different ending in the Hong Kong version. We  fast forward months later. Buck is back to his normal life when he receives  an email from a stranger (most likely Many Liu). It asks if he misses being a  spy, says that it is in his blood, and that he will be in touch with a  possible job. Fast forward another few months to Verona, Italy. A man at an  Italian restaurant is handed a briefcase by someone on a bike. Seconds later,  the man is arrested by the Italian police. The camera then focuses back to  the on the man on the bike... it is Buck in disguise. He has fulfilled his  destiny as a spy.'),
('8634',' Some home video prints run 105 minutes, while other uncut prints run 120  minutes.'),
('8635',' Prints distributed in the United States by Warner Brothers added a shot from  _Desperate Journey (1942)_ (qv) showing an early model B'),
('8636','17 Flying Fortress  crashlanding in a forest.'),
('8637',' The version released in the United States by Warner Bros. cuts aprox. 15  minutes, bringing the films running time to 104 minutes. This version also  changes the dogs name from Nigger to Trigger, but since the name is  dubbed out, its a very noticeable change. The uncut 119 minute version is  available on DVD in the UK.'),
('8638',' USA version removed 1 minute of sexually'),
('8639','explicit footage in order to secure  a R rating. European unrated version is available on video/laserdisc in USA.'),
('8640',' Re'),
('8641','released in 1915 in a re'),
('8642','edited version, with some scenes retaken.'),
('8643',' Re'),
('8644','released in 1917 in a version re'),
('8645','edited by Richard Bennett, with a new  introduction and conclusion.'),
('8646',' The German dubbed version is about two minutes shorter, due to several cuts  in the final scenes. The channel Arte screened the complete movie with the  missing scenes subtitled.'),
('8647',' In the trailer for Damien: The Omen II, several scenes are shown without the  dubbing that appears in the final film.'),
('8648',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8649',' This film was originally released in the United States in an edited version  (where the film was shortened by ca. 20 minutes, redubbed and the music was  tinkered with) under the title "The Fearless Vampire Killers: or, Pardon Me  But Your Teeth are in my Neck." This was done on behalf of producer  Martin Ransohoff (qv) without Roman Polanski (qv)s approval. The prints  that are currently being used have been restored to their original British  length of 107 minutes and carry the title of simply "The Fearless Vampire  Killers."'),
('8650',' The film originally contained a song entitled "141 Steps"; however, after the  Cannes premiere, director Lars von Trier (qv) decided to shorten it, and  the song was subsequently reworked and retitled "107 Steps."'),
('8651',' The original European version had the overture played in dimmed lighting  before the curtains opened on the screen. However, Fine Line Features  president Mark Ordesky (qv) informed director Lars von Trier (qv) that  such an opening was unfeasible in U.S. theaters, since most American theaters  dont have curtains and have electronic projection booths overseen by  inexperienced staffers. Thus, von Trier filmed a visual accompaniment to go  along with the overture in the U.S. release: a collage of paintings by Per  Kirkeby, the artist/husband of producer Vibeke Windeløv (qv).'),
('8652',' Some home video versions contain Costners original four'),
('8653','hour European cut,  with scenes cut from the U.S. version.  A similar longer version, minus some  violence and objectionable scenes, has been shown on network television"'),
('8654',' The 236'),
('8655','minute "extended version" has been released on DVD, containing the  scenes that were missing from most of the previous VHS releases.'),
('8656',' On the DVD commentary Michael Radford says there are enough deleted scenes to  make 10 entire different versions of the whole movie. Each scene was  re'),
('8657','filmed over 12 times as Dancing at the Blue Iguana was improvised and  Michael got the actors to try each scene with alternate dialogue several  times until the actors had no ideas left. However, only a select few deleted  scenes/alternate takes are included on the DVD.'),
('8658',' Edited to a 51'),
('8659','minute version as a 1961 episode of "Kraft Mystery Theater".'),
('8660',' R'),
('8661','rated and Unrated versions are available on video.  The Unrated version  contains more footage.'),
('8662',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('8663','rated and unrated versions.'),
('8664',' The DVD deleted scenes include the following: '),
('8665',' An extended scene of Sister Assumptra and Father Casey erasing things from   the schools books while the boys dangle the statue outside. '),
('8666',' The scene where the newsie gives Francis and Tim the angel dust is longer.   The original scene ends with the newsie smoking the pot and saying "Tastes   like one, too." The new addition to the scene shows Francis and Tim actually   taking the drug and we see the newsies wife come out and try some too. The   aftermath of their drug use is slightly longer (the spinning trees). '),
('8667',' Tim tells Francis angel dust is animal tranquilizer. Francis asks Tim why   angel dust isnt called animal tranquilizer to which Tim responds, "They   probably wanted people to try it. Thats why they call them sisters and not   permanent virgins."'),
('8668',' The Europa Ultimate Edition of the film contains deleted scenes like: '),
('8669',' 1) Danny admits to Sam that he hurts people. '),
('8670',' 2) An incomplete fight'),
('8671','sequence at a indoor car park. '),
('8672',' 3) A 3D track shot inside the piano '),
('8673',' ..and also U.S version scenes include: '),
('8674',' 1) A longer montage of Bart taking Danny throughout Glasgow to collect   money. '),
('8675',' 2) Alternate ending: instead of ending with a close'),
('8676','up of Danny, it simply   ends with the piano crawl.'),
('8677',' The European version is entitled Danny The Dog and includes some more scenes  including more character development between Freeman and Li and a different  title sequence. It also includes a slightly different ending, one which ends  on Dannys face.'),
('8678',' A minor difference between the two laserdisc versions: in the second  (Re'),
('8679','Mastered) version, King Brian orders the Strativarius fetched in Irish  whereas it was in English in the first version.'),
('8680',' More Irish dialogue was heard in clips from the movie when it was introduced  on televisions "Walt Disney Presents".'),
('8681',' After the modest returns during its first run, it was felt that younger  viewers had trouble understanding the thick Irish accents. The film was  redubbed, replacing some of the Irish with English and softening the Irish  accents, for reissues.'),
('8682',' The first two cuts of the film submitted to the MPAA received R'),
('8683','ratings.  Additional edits were needed to get the PG'),
('8684','13.'),
('8685',' German theatrical version was edited for violence (ca. 1 min.) to secure a  more commercial "Not under 12" rating. Shortened were the scenes where  Bullseye kills the man in the pub, the lady on the plane and Elektras father.  Also shortened was the stabbing of Elektra. The cut version was released on  VHS and DVD (single'),
('8686','disc version), the uncut version was released only on DVD  (two'),
('8687','disc special edition and re'),
('8688','release of the single'),
('8689','disc version).'),
('8690',' During post'),
('8691','production, 20th Century Fox UK sought and was given advice about  classification from the BBFC. After receiving that advice, the company chose  to make cuts to the film for release in the UK and as a result the UK cinema  version differs from the US cinema version. The changes occur in two scenes: '),
('8692',' in the fight between Elektra and Bullseye the UK version lacks all sight of   a dagger sticking through Elektras hand and all sight of her removing the   dagger from her hand. '),
('8693',' Secondly, in the fight between Daredevil and Kingpin the UK version lacks a   headbutt and has the sound of breaking bones partially obscured by a crack   of thunder. For the home video release, 20th Century Fox submitted the uncut   version and the BBFC passed it with no cuts. Therefore, home video/DVD   releases in the UK are uncut.'),
('8694',' The R'),
('8695','rated directors cut contains 30 minutes of extra footage. In addition  to the added material, some footage was removed. The following is a list of  the changes between the PG'),
('8696','13 and R rated versions: '),
('8697',' The confession booth scenes between Father Steven and Matt Murdock have been   removed. '),
('8698',' The love scene between Elektra and Matt Murdock has also been removed. '),
('8699',' A flashback scene where young Matt is seen with his adopted mother featured   in the comic books. '),
('8700',' There are more scenes involving The Kingpin at his most vicious, at point   killing two of his own bodyguards by breaking their necks. '),
('8701',' The introduction of Bullseye arriving at the airport and going through a   metal detector. '),
('8702',' The fight scene in the playground with Matt and Elektra is longer. '),
('8703',' The scene in the bar where Daredevil takes out the bikers is longer and more   violent. '),
('8704',' An exchange during the Nachios party where Foggy and Wesley have a verbal   exchange, that ends by Foggy saying "What a dick." '),
('8705',' The scene where Matt returns from his battle in the opening of the film, he   is seen in his apartment pouring epson salt into the water of his coffin and   as he is about to lay down he starts to hear noises and sounds from the   outside world as far as seeing a woman crawling on the floor and ends by him   laying down inside the coffin and the top sealing. '),
('8706',' The subplot involving the character of Daunte Jackson (Coolio) who is   accused of a murder is reintroduced in its entirety with Matt Murdock and   Foggy Nelson defending him. '),
('8707',' Matt and Foggy break into the apartment of Lisa Tazio, the murder victim in   the Daunte Jackson trial and finding a clue. '),
('8708',' A late night scene where Foggy is working at the office trying to figure out   the clue found in Tazios apartment in which Ellen Pompeos character   discovers the answer. '),
('8709',' The scene in the morgue with Ben Urich and Kirby is longer in which Foggy   ends up calling him on his cell phone and telling him about who murdered his   informant from the clue that Matt had found in the murder victims   apartment. '),
('8710',' More scenes between Matt and Ben discussing some personal issues. '),
('8711',' Matt interrogating a corrupt police officer played by Jude Cicolella by   smashing his car in a parking lot. '),
('8712',' The scene where Bullseye demands his own costume is restored to "I want a   fucking costume" as opposed to the theatrical version where he says "I want   a bloody costume" '),
('8713',' The fight between Elektra and Bullseye is longer and ends with Bullseye   giving her a kiss before he throws her onto the roof of the adjacent   building. '),
('8714',' The final confrontation between Daredevil and The Kingpin is longer and more   brutal. '),
('8715',' During the finale, Daunte Jackson celebrates his acquittal by hugging Foggy   on the steps of the courthouse as Matt looks on and the scene shifts with   Matt walking by the church where he sees father Steven after the afternoon   mass had ended.'),
('8716',' The directors cut omits some scenes and is about five minutes shorter than  the original version.'),
('8717',' The DVD release is slightly longer than the one on video, with more footage  towards the end of the film. There are more scenes of the duel between  Murdoch and Mr. Book (the scene with the lightening and huge spikes) as well  as both of them ascending into the air to continue their battle. A few scenes  later, when Emma gets on the bus, there is an additional shot of the bus  driving away.'),
('8718',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8719',' The UK video version has cut out the full frontal nudity during the white  slavery auction. The sex scenes have also been toned down (especially the  lesbian scenes). Also two scenes involving a monk getting whipped and a woman  getting flogged have been cut out entirely. These scenes are left intact on  the Canadian video version (which has not been released in the USA).'),
('8720',' A Skesis funeral scene for the Emperor was cut from the original release. The  negatives from this scene were lost, but a home video of the scene appeared  years later on special'),
('8721','edition LDs and DVDs.'),
('8722',' Re'),
('8723','released after the Second World War in a colourised version.'),
('8724',' The current version (from b'),
('8725','movies.com) is remastered.'),
('8726',' The current release (at b'),
('8727','movie.com) is remastered.'),
('8728',' Video has 15 more minutes footage than television version.'),
('8729',' Originally released in a shorter 68'),
('8730','minutes version, later expanded to a  longer 83 minute version with the addition of new scenes (including the  meteor storm, the visit to the crews quarters and Doolittle playing his  music).'),
('8731',' The Playboy posters in the crew quarters are not censored in some prints of  this film.'),
('8732',' Both versions of the film are commonly available on DVD and laser disc.'),
('8733',' Also available in computer'),
('8734','coloured version.'),
('8735',' Unrated version adds one scene (dream sequence) but removes the dream/reality  scene (where Dahlia dreams that her daughter returns from her father) and the  scene where Ceci calls Dahlia. In the end the unrated version runs ca 1  minute shorter.'),
('8736',' The 2006 DVD edition from NoShame Films is Mariano Bainos directors cut  that actually shortens the film by approximately 7 minutes. The newly excised  footage that was seen in earlier versions can now be seen in the deleted  scenes section.'),
('8737',' When initially released in 2003, Kelli Ross played the role of Princess  Arianne. In the 2005 release under the action sub division of Dark Night  Films, know as Lighthouse Pictures, Violet Flame was reinstated into the role  of Princess Arianne (she had already shot the footage for the Sci Fi spoof  The Stooges '),
('8738',' Episode V: Die, Stooges, Die as the character)'),
('8739',' Television and video versions censor arm breaking fight scene.'),
('8740',' The directors cut is several minutes shorter than the original release.'),
('8741',' The UK theatrical version and original UIP video release was cut by 25  seconds to get a "15" rating. The 1991 CIC video was upgraded to an "18" and  had most of the cuts restored, though 2 secs remained edited from the film  owing to BBFC policy regarding footage of nunchakus.'),
('8742',' German Video and DVD versions are cut by a few seconds.'),
('8743',' A scene was deleted out of the final cut that involves Strack sitting on his  bed in a towel, picking up a box full of gold coins, placing the coins on the  bed, taking his towel off, and then jumping on the bed and writhing in ectasy  on the coins, naked.'),
('8744',' The differences as shown in the elongated TV version [indicated from a 1999  November showing on the Sci'),
('8745','Fi channel] are: '),
('8746',' 1. Darkman (Arnold Vosloo) is  introduced in the film immediately before the car chase; watching it from  above. He then slides down a rope in front of a neon'),
('8747','lit sign. In a series of  crosscutting, the car chase ensues as Darkman runs on rooftops. In the  DVD/VHS version, Darkman is not introduced until after the car chase ends  when the character Steve is shot; followed by a womans scream. The shot of  Darkman swinging down is never featured. The crosscutting of Darkman running  only occurs as a gunman flees from the car wrecks. The TV version also  features a shot of the policemen apprehending the immobilized gunman after  Darkmans remark: "Thanks for the donation." This single shot is absent from  the DVD/VHS. '),
('8748',' 2. After the scene where Peyton Westlake and Dr. David  Brinkman (Jesse Collins) agree to be partners, Brinkman is seen waving off to  a jetting Westlake replying solemnly, "Partners..." Directly afterward, a  wide establishing tracking shot of Westlakes lab is featured. It then cuts  to a medium shot of Westlake silently switching on a remote control. A radio  is heard during these two shots reporting the weather. In the DVD/VHS  version, none of this included. As Westlake jets out of Brinkmans lab, it  cuts directly to a shot of Westlakes remote camera running across the floor  with Westlake already at the controls. '),
('8749',' 3. Westlake, once again in his lab,  becomes enraged after reminiscing about what Dr. David Brinkman said to him  before his murder. He screams savagely knocking objects off his desk, and  then proceeds to run around his lab destroying additional objects. He is then  interrupted by the TVs broadcast stating the name, "Robert Durant..." which  features the character Jill Randall (Kim Delaney) and her live report. This  then gives the motivation for Westlake to meet her. In the DVD/VHS version,  this bit where he is interrupted by the TV is missing. '),
('8750',' 4. When Westlake is  confronted by Jill at the post office, the scene ends with a shot of her  walking out the door and him in a close up holding up his scarred hands and  then putting them to his face. This shot is missing in the DVD/VHS version. '),
('8751','  5. Before the scene where the character Eddie (David Ferry) is knocked out in  the bathroom, a medium shot on a street corner shows Eddie stopping to look  at his watch, and then him proceeding across the street with a silver  briefcase. The shot eventually tilts up to reveal a large office building. In  the DVD/VHS version, an exterior shot at the same street corner features the  building, but no Eddie at all. It is a different shot because the traffic is  not the same. '),
('8752',' 6. When Darkman salutes Jills photo seen on a TV in a store  window, a shot shows him walk off with his cart further down to darker parts  of the street as Randy Millers musical score intensifies. The narration  starts as the shot dissolves to a silhouette of Darkman looking out towards  the city. In the DVD/VHS version, the narration starts at the shot of Darkman  saluting, which then dissolves directly to the silhouette. '),
('8753',' NOTE:  Ordinarily, the intensely violent moments of the film are also removed to fit  TV standards [depending on what that particular network allows].'),
('8754',' There are two different cuts of this film. The elongated version shown only  on TV (usually Sci'),
('8755','Fi Channel) features added footage and a different order  of shots than the version released currently on U.S. VHS and DVD.'),
('8756',' The following scenes were cut for the US theatrical version: '),
('8757',' After Maria (Lena Olin (qv)) and Regina (Anna Paquin (qv)) talk at the   breakfast table about unpacking, there is extra dialogue in which Regina   admits she hasnt decided if she is staying or not. Interestingly, Dimension   cut all references to the family have these kind of domestic issues with the   daughter. '),
('8758',' Following the first scene at the swimming pool, there is a brief scene where   Regina is visited by her boyfriend Carlos (Fele Martinez (qv)) in the   girls locker room. They talk briefly about him coming over and she   chastises him for sneaking into the locker room. A girl walks by in the   background in a towel and no nudity is in the scene. When Mark   (Iain Glen (qv)) is driving Paul (Stephan Enquist (qv)) to school, Paul   asks, "Are you and Mom going to split up?" Mark responds by saying that   "only families that dont get along split up." '),
('8759',' After Mark arrives home from the hospital, Regina has an argument with her   mom on the front porch. The US version edits a section of dialogue where the   mom says, "If you dont like it here than you can just get your things   together and go." '),
('8760',' Following this fight, Regina visits Carlos in his apartment. She tells him   about the argument while he develops photographs. '),
('8761',' Following her fathers row with the electrician, there is an extra scene   where Regina returns to her room where Carlos is painting. He surprises her   by taking a photograph (during the flash the ghost children are seen; it   figures in later). She says to him, "Im staying." When Carlos asks why,   Regina tells him not to ask her and only says, "I cant leave now." '),
('8762',' Regina and Carlos have additional dialogue before the scene where she tells   him about her father condition at the swimming pool. She reiterates that he   shouldnt ask her what is going on. '),
('8763',' During Marks second attack when he begins cutting the potatoes franticly   with the knife, there are a series of flashes back to his past. After he   cuts his hand, there are several close ups of the bloody hand and blood   dripping onto the floor. '),
('8764',' Two extra scenes appear back to back. One has Regina and Carlos in front of   a computer looking up information and discovering "Ouroboros" and a website   outlining some of the ritual. The other has the architect discovering the   original letter with the design plans of the house while he is digging   through papers. The US version cuts straight to Carlos and Regina in the   library.'),
('8765',' US theatrical version was heavily edited to get PG'),
('8766','13 rating. '),
('8767',' the word "fuck" is changed to "freek/frick". '),
('8768',' the man slicing his finger happens offscreen '),
('8769',' the boy being attacked inside of his room by the six kids isnt shown '),
('8770',' the R'),
('8771','rated version shows more intense sequences of the satanic ritual which   was preformed on the six kids.'),
('8772',' PG'),
('8773','13 version runs 88 minutes, while the Unrated version includes more  violence, blood and language, and runs 102 minutes.'),
('8774',' Some scenes deleted or changed for the final film included: '),
('8775',' The backstory of Matilda Dixon. The trailers depict her as a young woman and   shows the past with real people while the final film shows Matilda as an old   woman and through still photography. '),
('8776',' A backstory deeply explaining the hatred between Kyle and Ray. Originally,   as children, Kyle had stabbed Ray in the back with a protractor after Ray   made fun of him. Seeming too violent, the producers decided to change it to   Ray just really hating Kyle. '),
('8777',' A scene with young Kyle drawing the Tooth Fairy in his notebook and showing   his class how they hanged her, using a figurine and a string. '),
('8778',' A different angle of Darkness Falls going dark. '),
('8779',' An extended scene of Kyles talk with Captain Henry. '),
('8780',' An extended scene of Kyle talking to Larry in the car. '),
('8781',' Kyle guiding the young nurse down to the lighted area before she views the   Tooth Fairy. '),
('8782',' FX shots of the Tooth Fairy.'),
('8783',' In the trailer, theres a scene where Kyle directs a nurse towards him with  his voice while she has her eyes closed (due probably to the fact that the  Toothfairy doesnt kill you unless youve seen her before and the nurse  hasnt yet). The scene was shortened for pacing.'),
('8784',' Not only did the TurboGrafx version feature improved graphics and sound but  it was a radically different game with different levels and features.'),
('8785',' The US version, released by Joseph E. Levines Embassy Pictures in 1965, is  cut by four minutes (including a nude scene of Julie Christie at the end of  the film). The Embassy Home Entertainment VHS contains the shorter version  while the MGM DVD and VHS contain the uncut version.'),
('8786',' Two decades after its original release, director Blake Edwards re'),
('8787','cut the  film for the TNT network, shortening it by 22 minutes and dramatically  changing its tone.  This so'),
('8788','called "directors cut" runs 114 minutes.'),
('8789',' The original full'),
('8790','length version has been shown on television worldwide, and  as of February 2006 on Turner Classic Movies. This version, including  Overture and Exit Music, runs 143 minutes.'),
('8791',' MTV2 showed a preview version of the film to promote the album and DVD  Release. This version had slightly different editing and included interviews  with Chris Carrabba that were not on the DVD version.'),
('8792',' An appearance by the original Mouseketeers performing "Talent Roundup" has  been removed from the DVD version'),
('8793',' When Allied Artists studios released this film to television in the  mid'),
('8794','1960s, it had to be padded out to at least 75 minutes in length to be  viable for late'),
('8795','night time'),
('8796','slots. The opening sequence of the studios  _Frankenstein 1970 (1958)_ (qv) was reprocessed (even more fog) and spliced  into the middle of this movie to extend the first nightmare sequence.'),
('8797',' Television broadcasts of the padded'),
('8798','out version begin with a scrolling'),
('8799','text  introduction: '),
('8800',' "We raise a familiar ghost from its moonlit grave, to bring you a sequel to   the story of the worlds most famous monster. '),
('8801',' "On the eerie grounds of an ancient manor house in England lies a tomb with   a grim history. Within the tomb is the body of the man known as Dr. Jekyll   '),
('8802',' Mr. Hyde. '),
('8803',' "THESE are the startling revelations concerning an unknown secret, buried   with the fiend . . . and discovered by the girl who never knew, she was the   DAUGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL" '),
('8804',' Next comes the narrated prologue, and only then the standard title sequence. '),
('8805',' (Reference: My own article in http://www.horror'),
('8806','wood.com/next_gen_jekyll.htm   )'),
('8807',' Re'),
('8808','issued by Arrow Film Corp. as a six'),
('8809','reeler in 1921'),
('8810','22.'),
('8811',' Although the cinema version was complete the 2006 UK DVD release was cut by 2  secs to edit a scene of a horse being tripped.'),
('8812',' UK version submitted to the BBFC in December 2003 is "re'),
('8813','edited" and runs 78  min.'),
('8814',' Much confusion over the various UK edits, though now finally resolved with  the help of the BBFC. The original UK cinema version (aka Romeros  theatrical print) was cut by the BBFC to remove an exploding head and a  screwdriver killing, and the 1989 video version lost a further 12 secs of  gore and shooting plus a scene of a womans arm being bitten. Some cuts were  restored in the alternate 1997 Directors Cut video although 6 secs remained  missing including the exploding head, arm bite and an additional edit to the  shooting of the 2 zombie children (in response to the 1997 Dunblane  massacre). All cuts were fully waived in 2003 from both the Directors Cut and  the original theatrical versions.'),
('8815',' Italian version (121 min., editing supervised by Dario Argento) and  US'),
('8816','version (126 min., editing supervised by George Romero) have a different  soundtrack and a different overall tone: Romeros version has some humour in  it and is more horror'),
('8817','oriented, Argento deleted all funny scenes and made the  film more action'),
('8818','oriented.'),
('8819',' There is a 137 min. version which was originally available only on 16mm film.  and has later been released on Laser'),
('8820','disc (which actually quotes it as 142  minutes). The disc also includes the original cinema trailer.'),
('8821',' A two videotape set is also available in the USA. It includes the full  directors cut and, on the second tape, most of the promotional trailers for  every country where the movie was released.'),
('8822',' Old (banned) German version ("Zombie") is 102 minutes long, has most of the  violence in, but a lot of dialogue cut.'),
('8823',' The new German version ("Zombie '),
('8824',' Das Original") 110 (video pal) minutes  long, missing nearly all of the violence.'),
('8825',' An "uncut" german version (117 min.) has been re'),
('8826','released as rental video.'),
('8827',' British version is 120 minutes long and is Romeros US'),
('8828','cut, and misses most  of the violence (despite an "18" cert.) because of censorship cuts.'),
('8829',' The remastered 137'),
('8830','minute "Directors Cut" released recently by Elite on  laserdisc, and other companies on VHS, is actually not Romeros preferred  version.  This "Directors cut" is instead the version rushed into shape for  a showing at Cannes. The shorter version shown theatrically has tighter  editing and almost all Goblins music. So technically, the theatrical version  is the "Final Directors Cut" and the Cannes version is a "1st directors  cut".'),
('8831',' A heavily edited "R'),
('8832','rated" version of "Dawn of the Dead" (with more than 50  cuts) was released in 1982 to be put in a drive'),
('8833','in double'),
('8834','bill with George  Romeros Creepshow (1982).  After widespread protests by fans, United Film  Distribution (the original distributors of Dawn of the Dead) publically  surrendered the MPAA'),
('8835','sanctioned rating and vowed only to release "Dawn of the  Dead" in its unedited, unrated state.'),
('8836',' The Japanese Theatrical Version was a censored version of Dario Argentos  cut. The Argento version in its original form couldnt pass the strict  Japanese censor board. What does make this version interestingis how the  censors dealt with the films graphic content When the moment a gore scene  occurred, the film stopped on the frame prior the violence and froze, with  the sound playing through. Then, a second or two later, when the offending  moment had passed, the film jumped back into motion.'),
('8837',' What sets the Japanese Theatrical Version apart from all the other versions  is the inclusion in the beginning of an explanation. Herald Films, the  Japanese distributor of DOTD, felt that the Japanese audience would not be  able to accept the ambiguous setting of zombies on Earth that Romero had so  skillfully left unanswered. Instead, they felt the Japanese audience must  have an answer or else they wouldnt be able to get the story. They  accomplished this by sticking some white words on to a black background that  typed across the screen while a heavy clicking came from the soundtrack.'),
('8838',' An ultimate final cut has been released in Germany. It features all known  scenes from the directors cut and the cuts of Romero and Argento. It runs  156 minutes.'),
('8839',' The uncut Australian version was released on the CBS/Fox video label, and is  George Romeros cut of the film. Dario Argentos version has not been  released in Australia.'),
('8840',' DVD of the theatrical cut released by Anchor Bay in 1999 contains some extra  footage during the dock scene (in which Joe Pilato plays a police officer).  This scene runs slightly longer than in the actual 126'),
('8841','minute theatrical  version, but is not complete as seen in the "directors cut", or Cannes cut.'),
('8842',' In 1995 GMT VIDEO PRODUCTIONS of Germany released a 145 minute unathorized  bootleg cut of the film on Euro VHS casette tape. It is the German Theatrical  Cut of the film with alternate scenes edited into it from an old 16mm Reel to  Reel copy of the 138 minute Cannes Film Festival Cut. Only 500 copies were  allegedly made.'),
('8843',' The film was heavily censored when originally released theatrically in  Ontario, Canada in 1979.  All Canadian videotape versions are uncut.'),
('8844',' The Dutch DVD release of Dawn Of The Dead by DFW Dutch Filmworks contains 2  DVDs. The 1st DVD contains the 139 min. Widescreen version of George A.  Romero Directors Cut. This is the same version of the film which is on the  out of print US Directors Cut DVD by Anchor Bay.  The 2nd DVD contains a 117  min. version of Dario Argentos European Directors Cut of the film presented  in Fullscreen.'),
('8845',' The movie has finally been passed completely uncensored in the UK with an 18  rating in the 140 minute Directors Cut version.'),
('8846',' The version that was released in march of 2004 is the original theatrical  verison with a running time of 127 minutes, with a brand new fully restored  Anamorphic transfer, and a digitally remastered DTS track.'),
('8847',' Also, in the March 2004 DVD release, all the blood has been re'),
('8848','colored so  that it now looks realistic, not the pinkish color in the original.'),
('8849',' The special "Zombie: Dawn of the Dead Perfect Collection" (released by  Emotion) Japanese laserdisc box set that was made during the late 90s  featured both Romeros 142 min perfect cut, as well as an uncut (compared to  their theatrical one) version for the Dario Argento cut of the film. It also  included some extras, etc. Both films were released in full screen.'),
('8850',' Two tape VHS set by anchor bay which is digitally re'),
('8851','mastered 137 minutes  long (11 minutes longer than the theatrical version) has an alternative  soundtrack, domestic and international trailers.'),
('8852',' The theatrical R'),
('8853','rated cut of the film is 100 minutes long. However,as usual  for Universal Home Video, an unrated "Directors Cut" has been released on  DVD alongside the R'),
('8854','rated theatrical print. This cut has been officially  timed at 110 min and contains more character development and gore.'),
('8855',' On the Region'),
('8856','1 unrated DVD the naked woman in the beginning is "hidden" from  added digital blood on the car windshield. However, on international releases  of the directors cut, there is no blood and the woman is fully visible. It  is still uncertain as to whether or not this was a choice by director Zach  Snyder or by Universal.'),
('8857',' The original R'),
('8858','rated theatrical release is missing a scene near the beginning  of a naked woman coming out of a bus. This scene has been restored on the  directors cut.'),
('8859',' The original post'),
('8860','VRA 1987 UK video release was cut by the BBFC and removed 1  min 43 secs of graphic violence including scenes of cannibalism, neck biting  and a scene where a head is split open with a knife. The cuts were waived in  2003 and the film was released unedited on the Anchor Bay label.'),
('8861',' Fox/Lorber Associates, Inc. and Classics Associates, Inc. copyrighted a  version in 1985 with a new original score composed and orchestrated by  William Barber.  It was distributed by Fox/Lorber and ran 48 minutes.'),
('8862',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('8863',' The rare laserdisc version (released by Image Entertainment in 1995) is  advertised as being a directors cut. This version runs 127mins, is  widescreen in its proper ratio of 1:75:1 and has a commentary track by  director Nicholas Meyer. At the time of this release full versions of the  film were not readily available. So it stands to chance this directors cut  is actually the same as the current mgm dvd (US region 1) as far as content  and running time goes, with the exception of the widescreen format and  commentary track which so far has only be found on this laserdisc.'),
('8864',' Originally filmed at 3 hours, the original release version (which ran in  European theatres and later worldwide on home video) ran 126 minutes.  The  network telecast version (available for a time on LaserDisc) ran 120 minutes.  Heavily edited for later telecast showings.  Most current video cassette and  disc versions run the full 126'),
('8865','minute length.'),
('8866',' First broadcast without commercial interruption after the nuclear attack  sequence.'),
('8867',' In the original broadcast, in an effort to be "contemporary", the radio  address by the President of the US was given by a voice that was a mimic of  Ronald Reagan. This apparently offended a lot of people. In subsequent  broadcasts, and on the video release, the voice was changed to a more  generic, non'),
('8868','identifiable voice.'),
('8869',' The Brazilian (South American) version is re'),
('8870','edited. Most of the military  stock footage is removed, while many of the other scenes are extended. This  version is more intense with added scenes of burn and radiation sickness  victims.'),
('8871',' After the films opening two musical numbers featuring the songs "Im Dr.  Hackenbush" and "Ive got a message from the man in the moon" were removed.  This footage is now believed to have been destroyed.'),
('8872',' The UK 4'),
('8873','Front/Arrow films video release (1998) is uncut.  The BBFC had cut  about 5 mins from the two previous video versions, but this version is uncut,  and hence includes the longer "autopsy zombie" scene.'),
('8874',' Canadian version released by Media Home Entertainment in 1986 is missing most  or all of the gore. The editing was done very sloppily: the removal of scenes  of zombies brains being blown out causes the sound effects to be cut as  well, so zombies are shot without the noise of gunfire.'),
('8875',' The German Video'),
('8876','Release is heavily cut. nearly all gore is missing. The  uncut version was re'),
('8877','released by Astro Video'),
('8878',' The film was released in Australia on the Roadshow Home Video label, and is  the complete, uncut version.'),
('8879',' Video version released in Sweden (by the formerly distributor Odox, now House  of Horror) is uncut, according to the company.'),
('8880',' The version released by Anchor Bay Entertainment is the complete uncut  version, containing all the gore and violence.'),
('8881',' Scenes removed completely from the 1986 British video release (as opposed to  merely trimmed). '),
('8882',' Red meat and sinew tearing free from Millers throat after the Old Lady   zombie bites him. '),
('8883',' Rickles having his fingers bitten off after being pulled down outside the   corral and then having his cheek peeled back to the bone.'),
('8884',' The Brazilian version has a different soundtrack in the first 30 minutes'),
('8885',' On the 2003 Anchor Bay, 2'),
('8886','disc, Region 1 release some of Steels (Gary Klar)  dialogue has been overdubbed. This is most noticeable when Steel and Rickles  realise the elevator has been sabotaged and Steel says "fuck" instead of  "Jesus" as in the original version. The voice used is not Gary Klars and  sounds nothing like him.'),
('8887',' Directors Cut (19min) (which is also the preview version)'),
('8888',' Although the UK cinema release was uncut the 2004 DVD version was cut by 46  secs by the BBFC to remove scenes of cockfighting.'),
('8889',' On some video versions, Goodtimes, for example, Bernard Gordons name has  been inserted into the writing credits.'),
('8890',' The Cheezy Flicks DVD'),
('8891','R release makes some changes to the opening and closing  titles: it removes them. The film opens with some brief production credits,  Filmed In Cinemascope, etc. Cheezy Flicks loops a brief snippet before these  credits appear and places their logo in its place. At the end, they also loop  a brief segment before the final credits and replace it with the text THE  END.'),
('8892',' The BBFC passed a cut version of this film as an 18 certificate in November  2001 after removing 7 minutes from the 3 rape scenes. An alternate version '),
('8893','  re'),
('8894','framed by the distributors and featuring the rape scenes though in a more  obscurer and off'),
('8895','screen way '),
('8896',' was submitted in 2003, though the BBFC cut 41  seconds from the 2nd rock rape because much of the errant thrusting was  still visible.'),
('8897',' The complete and uncut version of this film was originally classified R in  Australia in July, 1982. It was released on the Palace Explosive Video label  in 1984. A conservative classification board banned it in March, 1998.  However, copies of the video are still easily available from many video  stores across the country. Moreover, it was re'),
('8898','released on video in early  1998, just prior to its ban. This uncut re'),
('8899','release just added to the futility  of banning the film, since hundreds of copies are still in existence around  Australia.'),
('8900',' The R rated US version is HEAVILY cut.'),
('8901',' The Anchor Bay release is the complete 100'),
('8902','minute uncut version.'),
('8903',' The six year ban on this film in Australia ended June 2004. Force Video  managed to get this film passed uncut (again) for a special edition DVD  release. It was classified R18+ by the Australian classification board '),
('8904','  the OFLC '),
('8905',' with the ratings advice "strong sexual violence".'),
('8906',' The Australian Special Edition DVD release is almost exactly the same as the  US Region 1 "Millenium Edition" DVD. However, it also contains additional  linear notes, with Australian and New Zealand reviews and articles.'),
('8907',' The UK cinema release was cut to get an "X" rating. Other releases are uncut.'),
('8908',' The original release prints had the beginning and ending footage color  tinted.'),
('8909',' According to director Val Guest, there were two versions of the film. The  original version had a topless scene with Janet Munro, and "one for the  Americans" in which she has a strategically placed towel around her neck.'),
('8910',' An earlier cut of the film opens with Randal and others stealing the statues  that would later be painted.'),
('8911',' An early cut features a subplot of the cops looking for the stolen statues  and finding them in the car when the cops bust Randal and his friends for  being on the Football Field.'),
('8912',' One version ends with a scene of US troops marching through Paris in 1944.'),
('8913',' The Unrated version is the directors cut that was originally given an NC'),
('8914','17  by the MPAA for violence and gore. Nearly 30 seconds was cut out before the  film received the R rating.'),
('8915',' Although the original UK cinema version was uncut this film was undeservedly  caught up in the British video nasties hysteria in the early eighties, and  consequently did not receive an official British video certificate until  1990. Illegally circulated copies of the film, followed by successful  prosecutions under the Obscene Publications Act, forced the BBFC to edit 30  seconds from the movie with most cuts being made to the opening burning scene  and a brief sequence of a bandaged patient being stabbed in the eye with a  syringe. The BBFC fully waived all the edits for the 1999 Polygram video and  all subsequent releases are fully uncut.'),
('8916',' The end credit music is different on all video and the recent DVD release  when compared to the theatrical and the HBO/Cinemax airing in the 80s. The  theatrical and HBO had on the end credits the suspense music from the film,  which then changes to a Glenn Miller jazz score, while the suspense music is  heard in the background, creeping up faintly, until when the cast names start  rolling, then the suspense music takes over, ending exactly when the credit  ends. However, all video release of this, as well as the DVD, the end credit  music is now the rehash of the beginning credit sequence music, you can tell  its tacked in, for they fade the music early when the credit ends.'),
('8917',' The German version is only 100 minutes in length. The uncut British version  is 120 minutes.'),
('8918',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('8919','rated and unrated versions.'),
('8920',' Original prints of the film omitted the current ending (see Trivia).'),
('8921',' The German DVD is cut for nudity and violence. One of the cuts is in the  ending where Hugh gets the flare in his mouth. The same master was used on  the Scandinavian and Spanish DVD'),
('8922','release.'),
('8923',' The "Micromovie" edition consists of three episodes, each having a duration  of 2'),
('8924','3 minutes. The episodes consist of the exact same footage than the full  7'),
('8925','minute version, but episodes 1 and 2 have differently edited endings.'),
('8926',' The film suffered numerous cuts to the gore in order to receive an "R" rating  instead of an "X".'),
('8927',' TV versions have additional scenes that were cut out of the original release.  Included: The Mausoleom part is longer(and includes an appearance by Dick  Miller), Mortis having a nightmare about his Death Day Party(with Piscopo in  Zomibiefied makeup). This scenes and more are included on the 2004 DVD  release (in rough but watchable quality).'),
('8928',' Three scenes missing from the R4 Australian DVD release. Scene 1: 5secs After  Kevin says to Frank Alice is here for the interview Peter cracks a joke to  Mary about not being paid more to come here. Scene 2: 1min 20secs After Frank  phones Alice to say she has the job we see Kevin show Alice a locked room  where all the undeliverable items are kept. Kevin shows Alice his favourite  item; a crystal ball. Alice picks up a toy swinging bird and then notices a  small urn. Kevin says even Frank couldnt find the recipient for it. Finally  they go out and Alice notices a wedding photograph. Kevin says that they  dont know how Frank cracked it. He was invited to the wedding after uniting  the owners with the wedding ring. This scene is a precursor to the later  scene where Frank organizes a group effort to unite a owner with a baby gift.  Scene 3: 54secs After Alice checks the Microfiche for the name Urquhart she  hears a thud coming from a distant room. She goes to where the noise came  from and finds Frank in a large warehouse room with racks of boxes filled  with lost mail. Alice says she didnt know there was more. Frank says they  get 2,000 a week. Finally Frank says that this job is not a career. Alice  says she knows and its not what shes after. This scene introduces the  warehouse room where later in the film you see Alice secretly watch Frank  dance without him noticing her.'),
('8929',' The UK release is 105 minutes long and features five episodes. When  originally released in the USA, two of the episodes were removed to shorten  the film to 77'),
('8930','minutes. Later reissues and television version reinstated  the  missing segments.'),
('8931',' The version released under the title, The Night Andy Came Home contains an  additional snippet of dialogue during the final scene in the cemetery.  After  Andy buries himself and dies, his mother, kneeling over the grave, can be  heard saying, "Andys home.  My boy came home."  In the later Gorgon Video  release under the title Deathdream, this dialogue has been intentionally  muted so as not to reference the previous title.'),
('8932',' Also available in an unrated version on videocassette and laserdisc.'),
('8933',' R'),
('8934','rated version is edited. The unrated version is uncut.'),
('8935',' Seven minutes is cut in the R'),
('8936','rated version including: '),
('8937',' Much of the sodomy in the opening. '),
('8938',' The fat spraying from the fat man as he is shot. '),
('8939',' Jojima and the "porn guy" walking through his apartment misses the part with   the woman and the dog. '),
('8940',' The infamous feces'),
('8941','drowning. '),
('8942',' The fellatio of the Yakuza member is completely cut. '),
('8943',' Much of the restaurant shoot'),
('8944','out. '),
('8945',' The ending chase/battle cuts several violent shots.'),
('8946',' The U.S. release was trimmed of some gore to obtain an "R" rating.'),
('8947',' TV version shown on USA Network (and released on laserdisc) includes 14  minutes of extra footage not included in the original theatrical release.'),
('8948',' Harry Callahans character name becomes Harry Callaghan in the Italian  version and titles because the local distributor thought it sounded better.'),
('8949',' To get a 18 rating in 1988, 12 seconds were removed from the UK version by  the BBFC with edits made to a scene where Johnny Squares injects heroin. In  2002 these cuts were waived.'),
('8950',' Criterion laserdisc version includes additional scenes originally deleted  before the theatrical release.'),
('8951',' Unrated DVD contains the following extended shots which were omitted from the  "R" rated version. '),
('8952',' Mary Shaw has a creepy, disgusting, long tongue. '),
('8953',' A gorier death for Henry, as Mary Shaw is shown eating Henrys tongue and   saying "I now have your voice, Henry." '),
('8954',' The tongue comes out and licks Jamie after the clown admits the "secret" to   him about his wife.'),
('8955',' DVD will contain Directors cut and Re'),
('8956','mastered sound'),
('8957',' In 1986 Thorn'),
('8958','EMI released a British home video version with 13 seconds cut  to obtain a 15s rating from the BBFC.  Cut from this release was the gory  aftermath of Dodds suicide.'),
('8959',' The 2005 Thai DVD release has about 15 minutes removed from the film. The "2  Years Later" epilogue during the closing credits has been cut out, as well as  a scene containing nudity.'),
('8960',' The 91'),
('8961','minute DVD version has several changes from the original 78'),
('8962','minute  release, including: '),
('8963',' approx. 1 minute cut out of the opening RV scene '),
('8964',' many small cuts and additions (less than 10 seconds each) made throughout   the film '),
('8965',' a new "Two Years Later" epilogue, shot in April 2004 '),
('8966',' outtakes added to the closing credits sequence'),
('8967',' UK cut titled "Getting Even" extends the two sexual assaults by about 20  seconds each'),
('8968',' Despite preparing a cuts list totalling more than 2 minutes, the BBFC banned  the UK video release in 1998.'),
('8969',' The DVD omits the brief scene where Goose attempts to side'),
('8970','kick a man while  he is drunk in the bar, only to fall down and then get up to escape. In the  DVD, he merely falls down and leaves.'),
('8971',' A 58 minute cut was produced when the director decided to re'),
('8972','insert an  omitted scene of Zombie eating the torn flesh from a baby stroller. This cut  of the film has the same ending as the 57 minute cut, but contains this very  controversial scene. There is only one version of this cut in circulation and  was submitted to the Rhode Island Horror Film Festival for consideration.'),
('8973',' MPAA submission cut/Alternate Ending version. When the film was completed the  director produced a cut for rating submission and this cut contained an  Alternate Ending. This cut was also submitted to approximately 9 Film  Festivals and had a running time of 57 Minutes.'),
('8974',' October 2006 '),
('8975',' Director Gary Ugarek, re'),
('8976','edited the film for a screening at  the University of Wisconsin during the It Came From Lake Michigan Film  Festival. The films running time is approx 73 Minutes and adds two more  zombie violence scenes back into the film. This cut of the film will be  destroyed once the screenings have ended.'),
('8977',' April 2007 '),
('8978',' For the Hagerstown, MD Theatrical Screening the film was  re'),
('8979','edited to include 9 minutes of footage not in the DVD release. At 72  Minutes this version of the film contains more gore, And an additional  sequence at another rescue shelter, the addition of more survivors from the  films major massacre, and an alternate ending using footage on the current  DVD release ending. This version screened at the Hagerstown 10 Cineplex on  April 14th 2007, and was used to celebrate the DVD launch.'),
('8980',' Almost all of the sound effects and all of the music has been completely  changed for the DVD release, in both the new "Deadline" footage and the old  "Gone in 60 Seconds" footage.'),
('8981',' There are many lines of dialog missing from the DVD release, most said at the  start by director/star H.B. Halicki (qv) as Maindrian Pace. These include  lines to the helicopter pilot upon taking off from the silo, and during the  warehouse scenes of the opening pursuit. Also missing are lines from the  police dispatcher during the same pursuit, where she announces a long list of  units responding, and warns them that Captain Gibbs does not want "any  accidents", highlighting the goofy nature of the new scenes. The "Unit 10 and  1'),
('8982','Baker'),
('8983','5" dispatcher line and the "Goodhew" line missing from the "Gone in  60 Seconds" DVD, taking place during the big chase, are also missing here.'),
('8984',' In the British version, to avoid what they might call confusion, they omitted  the "finale" in which the incubus ascends from hell. This version runs 98  minutes.'),
('8985',' The German Rental'),
('8986','Video Release was cut in more the 40 scenes in order to  reduce violence. Only the Press'),
('8987','Release is uncut'),
('8988',' In the UK, approximately 29 seconds were cut to secure an "18" rating.'),
('8989',' Although the film premiered at the Hungarian Film Festival at the length of  160 minutes, the version that eventually ended in cinemas months later was  reduced to 130 minutes, omitting and shortening several scenes (most notably  missing the first shot).'),
('8990',' The original German cut ran 116 minutes. When it premiered in theaters in the  United States in 1983, it premiered at this length. When it made it to video,  however, sixteen minutes were cut and the video versions run 100 minutes,  even though some video companies claim it is the original 116'),
('8991','minute version.  The material cut was basically "lull footage," tightening certain areas and  cutting out "excessive" pauses and longer "crooning Pesci" footage.'),
('8992',' A 27'),
('8993','minute version was also screened.'),
('8994',' The European versions of this film open and close with a hippie played by  Bruce Dern talking about the death and life of Bobby Z. The US version does  not have these scenes which open and bookend the movie.'),
('8995',' This film was originally made in 1992 in a 50 minute version, which was shown  on BBC TV and also Spanish television. Director Alex Cox wanted to expand the  film to feature length but did not have sufficient financing at the time, and  a few years passed before he could afford to shoot the extra material  required. The newer footage consists mainly of extended monologues to camera  by an older, embittered version of the character of Treviranus, and a  flashback sequence showing the robbery of the Used Money Depository by Red  Scharlachs gang. Of the lead actors, only Miguel Sandoval was available to  reprise his original role, so his screen time is greatly extended in the  feature'),
('8996','length version. The character of Red Scharlach is included in the  robbery scene, but remains masked and silent so that the actor in question  did not have to appear.'),
('8997',' Video release includes additional footage starring Philip'),
('8998','Michael Thomas, to  capitalize on the success of his TV series "Miami Vice".'),
('8999',' A re edited version of this video, titled Beyond Reality, includes  additional footage of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, also John Dillinger.  These brief scenes are not in the version titled Death Faces IV or Dying:  Last Seconds of Life.'),
('9000',' Directors Cut available in original 2.35:1 cinemascope ratio on Japanese  Laserdisc but director hates his own version!. US cut substantially  different, excising whole subplot. UK cut is the best, director approved.'),
('9001',' German TV version is about 5 Minutes cut for violence. The "not under 18"  rated rental version is also cut. German DVD released by "BMG" is uncut!'),
('9002',' In the VHS version, the ending had the Nixon killer murdering a lady that was  vacuuming while the DVD release of the movie had a "10 years later..." ending  with the Nixon killer uploading the "Zombified" song onto the Internet.'),
('9003',' German TV Version was cut by several minutes an misses nearly all scenes of  violence, dead bodys an nazi'),
('9004','content. The old Videoversion (VPS Video) is  uncut'),
('9005',' The Chinese Laserdisc is NOT uncut! A full'),
('9006','length Gore Scene is missing. The  German Video Version is heavily cut.'),
('9007',' In some TV versions before Billy and his mom arrive at the airport.  Mike is  seen buying comic books for Billy.  Also when they go to the restraunt to eat  Later on Billys mom tells Billy to stop staring at the customers.  Finally  right after the restraunt scene Billy goes to the pool area where he meets  Stu ( the other psycho killer) which is Hals twin brother.	He sees that  Billy has his necklace and tries to take it and drown the boy or we, the  audience have that assumption.'),
('9008',' In 1985 CBS/Fox had an 83min (f) print banned, this was cut to 82mins, banned  again, before loosing another minute to secure its rating. Released cut on  CBS/Fox video running 77min 52sec, it is cut as follows. 11min 38sec'),
('9009',' (1sec  cut) Michaels father recoiling from the gunshot wound to the stomach. 11min  43sec'),
('9010',' (5sec cut) Michael standing and blinking rapidly. Shots of his dead  father, and of his dead mother with blood flowing from her body. 14min 35sec'),
('9011','  (8sec cut) Drill going into skull and a shot of a nurse, second shot of drill  and of nurse. 14min 44sec'),
('9012',' (2sec cut) Longer shot of grinding tool on skull.  14min 51sec'),
('9013',' (1sec cut) Quick shot of skull being cut with grinding tool and  slipping. 45min 21sec'),
('9014',' (2sec cut) Metal rod going through bikers back. 45min  27sec'),
('9015',' (10sec cut) Shot of metal rod through Biker 2s back with blood  spurting out. Biker 1 pulls him off the rod. 48min 07sec'),
('9016',' (2sec cut) Shot of  Biker 2 on stretcher showing his stomach wound. 48min 40sec'),
('9017',' (2sec cut) Biker  1 with his face buried in Biker 2s stomach wound. 59min 37sec'),
('9018',' (4sec cut)  Close up of blood spurting from mans neck before he falls to the ground.  65min 09sec'),
('9019',' (3sec cut) Girl screaming on the floor with scissors in her  chest, and blood spurting from the wound. 66min 43sec'),
('9020',' (3sec cut) Shot of  drill going into skull. 66min 49sec'),
('9021',' (2sec cut) Longer shot of the skull  being cut. 66min 52ec'),
('9022',' (5sec cut) Groove being cut into skull. 67min 00sec'),
('9023','  (6sec cut) Doctor sticking his finger into the brain. 67min 04sec'),
('9024',' (2sec cut)  Second shot of the Doctor with fingers in the patients brain. 67min 12sec'),
('9025','  (3sec cut) Close'),
('9026','up of fingers removing an object from the brain. 69min  55sec'),
('9027',' (11sec cut) Michael frantically stabbing the Doctor, close'),
('9028','up shot of  the knife entering his body. Some of these cuts are hard to see as many of  them just tone down existing scenes. I would say that these days this would  pass the OFLC uncut. Released on DVD in the UK by Arrow Films. According to  the BBFC database, on its original video release in the UK the film was  censored, from 78min 47sec to 77min 53sec. Whilst the DVD is listed to run  78min 6sec. So it looks like the DVD is still censored.'),
('9029',' The film was heavily censored to receive an M rating in Australia for its  theatrical run. The cuts were later restored for an uncut R'),
('9030','rated video  version and an M'),
('9031','rated DVD.'),
('9032',' The part where The Sandman jumps out of the fires and continues fighting  Burke until he gets his head gored on a pipe, is cut in the Norwegian  VHS'),
('9033','version.'),
('9034',' The US and English Canadian VHS releases are cut. Missing in action are the  following details: '),
('9035',' SPOILER WARNING: '),
('9036',' An additional shot of Lep on top of Diane as he rapes her. '),
('9037',' When Diane slashes Runts throat, there is a graphic shot of Runts throat   gushing blood and an additional shot of Diane as his blood sprays across her   chest. The US/Canadian tapes cut from her slashing action to Runt falling   off the bed, omitting the gory details. '),
('9038',' After Diane escapes out the window, there is an additional shot of Runt   choking on his own blood while Frankie and Stanley joke outside the bedroom   door. '),
('9039',' When Diane sets Stanley ablaze, the sequence lasts several seconds longer as   he runs out of the boathouse in flames. '),
('9040',' Note that both the French (dubbed) Canadian and Spanish (subtitled) VHS   versions were released uncut.'),
('9041',' The UK version classified in 2006 by the British Board of Film Classification  retained the 18 certificate, but all of the BBFCs previous cuts were waived.'),
('9042',' Following the introduction of the Video Recordings Act in 1984, Death Wish  was consistently refused a video certificate for fifteen years. When it was  finally released in the UK in 2000 (and shown on television two years later),  the film had been quietly trimmed by the BBFC to remove 29 seconds from the  rape scene including shots of breast fondling and Carols bottom being  sprayed with paint. The film was finally passed completely uncut by the BBFC  in June 2006 and all previous edits were waived.'),
('9043',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut the 1986 video release was cut by 13  secs by the BBFC with edits made to shorten the rape scene and to remove a  shot of a half'),
('9044','naked woman being dragged away by thugs. All the cuts were  waived in 2006.'),
('9045',' The syndicated network TV version has at least one alternate take: During the  gang rape of Maria in the gangs headquarters, the WPIX TV version shows her  screaming with her arms crossed in front of her chest, while the theatrical  version shows her screaming with a clear shot of her bare breasts. The TV  footage is extremely grainy and badly spliced into the film.'),
('9046',' German Video, DVD and TV'),
('9047','Release are heavily cut. The Bootleg'),
('9048','Version by  X'),
('9049','Vision is uncut. The scenes which were cut for the other releases are in  English language'),
('9050',' The version released on video in Norway in the 80s was a soft version (made  for American television?) with no naked women and no bad language. Later  versions shown on Norwegian television is the same as the original cinema  version.'),
('9051',' German Videoversion misses an unimportant scene of 3 seconds, probably  because of bad master'),
('9052','material. In the TV'),
('9053','Version most of the violence has  been edited out'),
('9054',' The UK cinema release was cut by 51 secs (with the cuts expanded to 54 secs  for the video version) to reduce the rape scene. The cuts were waived in  2006.'),
('9055',' An edited version was used as an episode for the horror anthology Night Train  to Terror'),
('9056',' The R'),
('9057','rated US release is heavily edited missing part of the rape scene of  the maid and most of the rape scene of Kerseys daughter (and her graphic  suicide). The uncut version is available on Brazil DVD, and Canadian cable.'),
('9058',' The original UK cinema and video versions were extensively cut by BBFC head  James Ferman (to the fury of Michael Winner). 3 minutes 42 seconds were  removed from the rape of Rosario the housemaid and a minor edit was made to  the rape of Carol by Cutter. Although 19 secs of cuts were reinstated for the  2005 video release (the R'),
('9059','rated US release was submitted) the film was then  cut again in 2006, losing a further 27 seconds of sexual and sexualized  violence.'),
('9060',' The original UK cinema and video versions made use of tamer  alternative/outtake footage to ease over the massive censorship cuts imposed  by the UK censor. This includes an alternative shot of the bedroom rape of  the maid (which masks female frontal nudity visible in the uncut version) as  well as cutaways to Jiver and Nirvana waiting in the next room. The shot used  of the maid after she has been killed, is also different, again masking full  frontal nudity. This unique footage does not appear in any other version of  the film apart from the UK video, it is absent from recent UK DVD release  which was taken from the American R rated version of the film.'),
('9061',' The Greek version contains some dialog thats missing in other versions.'),
('9062',' The Region 2 PAL DVD double pack of Deathwish/Deathwish II contains: '),
('9063',' Deathwish II has uncut version of the rape scene without the optical   fogging.'),
('9064',' Although rated not under 18, German Video'),
('9065','Version was cut to reduce voilence'),
('9066',' Video version includes 16 minutes of outtake footage not included in  theatrical release.'),
('9067',' The current US dvd (released by new Concorde)is completely uncut with extra  footage never before available in the US version. In addition to this, their  is even more footage that was previously never available in any version. As  an added note the directors commentary points out all of the extra scenes  for you.'),
('9068',' Their is a running time error on the US DVD (and possible newer video  re'),
('9069','release) sleeve. It gives the running time of 85 mins which was the older  time, this newer uncut version runs 89 mins instead.'),
('9070',' The UK version (compaired to the US DVD) is missing: '),
('9071',' All shots of the Ninja Star. '),
('9072',' The head clap in the wrestling match. '),
('9073',' About 10 seconds of Reenas rape.'),
('9074',' There are two distinct versions between the theatrical release and the  television version.  The famous "kiss" between Sidney and Clifford after  Myras death in the theatrical and video release is absent in the television  version.'),
('9075',' The film was released in 2 different versions in the UK in 2000. A pre'),
('9076','edited  18 rated version which runs around 11 minutes shorter, and the fully uncut  R18'),
('9077','rated hardcore version which is only available through licensed sex  shops.'),
('9078',' Most modern distributions of this film omit a spanking scene between a  professor and a college student working in a library. Instead, the student  walks into the professors office, the door closes, and she is seen walking  out of the library.'),
('9079',' Was edited into 3 parts for airing on IFC as three episodes. This is also how  it appears on DVD.'),
('9080',' Although the cinema version was intact the 1988 UK Warner video was cut by 22  secs by the BBFC to remove some scenes of full'),
('9081','frontal nudity including an  erection. The cuts were fully restored in the 2001 BFI DVD release.'),
('9082',' The German FSK 16 version misses most of the violence and gore.'),
('9083',' Special 50th anniversary edition on video released in 1991 is restored to 82  minute length with subtitles added to Japanese language sequences and a  descriptive prologue added. The 1943 version was a completely censored 34  minute version with the full version being banned by the US government for  being damaging to morale.'),
('9084',' German TV'),
('9085','Version was cut for violence. Rental'),
('9086','Video is uncut'),
('9087',' DVD by Shemaroo version Based on the ORIGINAL story '),
('9088',' No prologue poem at the beginning '),
('9089',' Includes "Chala Chal Lifafe" song picturised on Rishi Kapoor '),
('9090',' Rekha kills herself during the film and her ghost haunts Jeetendra until the   end '),
('9091',' Jeetendra finally suicides at the end and is united with Rekha in Heavan'),
('9092',' DVD by Eros version Based on the REVISED edition with substantial variations  to the original story '),
('9093',' Prologue features a poem picturised on Rishi Kapoor and Tina Munim '),
('9094',' Omission of "Chala Chal Lifafe" song picturised on Rishi Kapoor in the   original version '),
('9095',' Jeetendras dilemma in handing Tina Munim back to Rishi Kapoor is handled   differently to the original version '),
('9096',' Jeetendra and Rekha die simultaneously with each other at the end'),
('9097',' The DVD includes deleted scenes which feature more character development and  extra dialogue.'),
('9098',' In a test screening one month before the films opening, the ending had Susan  (Saffron Burrows (qv)) escaping the shark at the end and saving the day  with the spear gun. Audiences booed that ending, and sure enough, it came out  with Susan getting eaten and Preacher (LL Cool J (qv)) saving the day. You  can actually tell that some of the final shots were three'),
('9099','shots, with empty  space where Burrows would have been. Sometimes Thomas Jane (qv)s eyeline  looks like it should go to her. Shes been digitally erased.'),
('9100',' IN US TV versions, several of the death scenes are edited and cut for  content. This includes the death of Russel Franklin (Samuel L. Jackson) and  Tom "Scoggs" Scoggins (Michael Rapaport). In the original theatrical and DVD  versions, their deaths are more gruesome and last a few seconds longer, with  the sharks actually tearing and mutilating their bodies. Scoggs body, for  instance, is torn apart into several pieces, with blood and gore splattering  everywhere. Most American TV versions show the characters being attacked by  the sharks and then cut to the scene'),
('9101',' Deep Throat did not receive an official UK video release until March 2000  when 2 alternate versions of the film were released. An edited 18 rated  version '),
('9102',' which runs 50m 33s and was itself cut by 1 minute 22 secs by the  BBFC for explicit sexual content '),
('9103',' and the full 61 minute hardcore version  which was passed uncut as R18 and is only available in licensed sex shops in  the UK.'),
('9104',' A heavily censored version has been screened on Australian cable television  in which all sexually explicit depictions are masked by the use of  split'),
('9105','screen effects.'),
('9106',' Arrow Productions has edited the original, pornographic version to get an "R"  rating, and also has submitted the original for reclassification. Both  versions will be released theatrically in 2005 in a double'),
('9107','bill with the  documentary "Inside Deep Throat" (2005).'),
('9108',' More scenes from the television version NBC broadcast include a scene which  just Treece and David go diving, while Gail and Coffin speak of Treeces  past, including his wife who was murdered by a drug dealer.  While David is turning the rented scuba equipment in, Gail goes and we see  her rinse off the salt water from the sea.  Also, a scene where Cloche attacks Treeces lighthouse in the middle of the  night, threatening to kill David and Gail.'),
('9109',' The version aired in the original NBC network telecast contains 53 extra  minutes that were not shown in the theatrical production.  Its unclear which  version is available on video.'),
('9110',' The televised version featured several scenes not in the theatrical release,  among them: '),
('9111',' A prologue with the U'),
('9112','Boat in the storm sinking, then Romer Treece as a   youth finding the near'),
('9113','dead Adam washed upon the beach the next morning. '),
('9114',' As he rushes to help save Gail, Romer Treece battles one of Cloches men   armed with a whirlybird sprinkler on a hose.'),
('9115',' Was released in Germany as a 35'),
('9116','minute selected scene edition in Stereo and  Scope.'),
('9117',' Originally released at 74 minutes, later expanded to 100 minutes.'),
('9118',' According to the closing credits of the Milestone Film & Video print, its  version was copyrighted in 2006 by them and Nederland Filmmuseum (the opening  credits say 2005). It is a 55'),
('9119','minute version with a musical score compiled by  Rodney Sauerand played by the  Mont Alto Orchestra (qv) from an original 1922 cue sheet (qv).'),
('9120',' The Australian VHS release of StageFright as its called, has a few shots cut  for it to be released, otherwise, it would of been banned. The shots cut are: '),
('9121',' Under shot of Brett with the Driller through his chest is cut '),
('9122',' Close up of the drill with loads of blood is cut '),
('9123',' Wide shot of Danny pulling up Cybil with the intestines showing is cut '),
('9124',' Close up of chainsaw cutting through Dannys chest '),
('9125',' Irving sawing off Peters arm remains for a few seconds but copious bleeding   from the severed arm is cut '),
('9126',' 2nd shot of Peters head rolling is cut'),
('9127',' The original 1986 UK Avatar video release was pre'),
('9128','cut before submission.  Later issues on the Redemption and Vipco labels were fully uncut.'),
('9129',' The film was banned in the UK and included on the DPP 74 list of video  nasties. It was eventually issued as "Psycho Puppet" on the Viz video label  in 1987 after 16 secs of BBFC cuts.'),
('9130',' The original UK cinema version suffered BBFC cuts to the rape scene. All  later video releases were uncut.'),
('9131',' One version appears to have some extra music and sound effects, the other has  these deleted. Both versions are available on home video.'),
('9132',' A scene was cut from the end of the final movie. A body is dragged from the  river and is shown to the three survivors. The body is never shown to camera  and you are left to guess the identity of the dead man. The body under the  shroud was played by Christopher Dickey, James Dickeys son.'),
('9133',' The TBS "Dinner and a Movie" version not only omits Ned Beattys rape, but  also removes portions of scenes involving the hillbillies, so that emphasis  seems more focused on the men versus the elements instead of the locals.'),
('9134',' The scene in which Ned Beatty is raped, has been entirely cut for German  video and TV versions in order to show the movie at prime time (which  requires a rating of "12" or lower). Therefore, some of the following  dialogue and subtle references seem to be incoherent. The German DVD version  ("Beim Sterben ist jeder der Erste") is fully uncensored. (Warner Home Video;  released on January 26, 2000.) Since 2005 the movie is shown on TV uncut!'),
('9135',' Norwegian and Brazilian cinema version was cut in the rape scene.'),
('9136',' UK video versions were cut by the BBFC by 5 seconds to remove a neck break  and a brief shot of a butterfly knife, although the DVD released in 2000 has  a single cut of 1 second to the knife scene restored.'),
('9137',' German video version is edited for violence to secure a "Not under 16"  rating. This version was also broadcast on TV.'),
('9138',' The original UK cinema version was cut by 1 min 24 secs for violence by the  BBFC to obtain a 15 rating. The cuts were fully restored in all 18'),
('9139','rated  video releases.'),
('9140',' This movie was cut about 8'),
('9141','9 minutes in Norway to get a 16 rating for its  cinema release.'),
('9142',' Some network televison versions of the film subtitle all Arabic dialogue in  English'),
('9143',' The initial Region'),
('9144','1 DVD was mistakenly released without the Arab language  subtitles and location captions. However, this problem was reported and  resolved. Most current Region 1 DVDs on the shelf now include the original  subtitles and captions as originally intended.'),
('9145',' Originally cleaned of the more explicit sexual content and re'),
('9146','rated "R", film  was re'),
('9147','edited and re'),
('9148','issued in original "NC'),
('9149','17" format.'),
('9150',' In the 2003 DVD release, one shot of a sex scene of the veiled woman was  partially darkened to hide an explicit view of her genitalia.'),
('9151',' The original version, released as Dementia, had no narration; that was  added for the re'),
('9152','release under title Daughter of Horror.'),
('9153',' The 2000 DVD release by Kino Video features both versions of the film.'),
('9154',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit some of the gore  from the murder scenes, including the decapitation, and various shots of dead  bodies. The cuts were restored in all later UK prints.'),
('9155',' Some prints of the film contain a prologue in which a psychiatrist would give  the audience a test to see if they were stable enough to withstand viewing  this film. This prologue has been removed from the television versions,  reducing the running time from 81 minutes to 74 minutes. Many video releases  of this film list the 81 minute version on the box, but actually contain the  74 minute version.'),
('9156',' The Slingshot DVD is a fabricated 3D version of the film that is viewable in  razor3D system. This is an artificial 3D gimmick as the film was shot in  standard flat format and not in 3D'),
('9157',' There is a DVD with a computer colorized version.'),
('9158',' This film was filmed in a double version (French and English) with different  sound and dialogues, with each scene shot twice (once for each version)'),
('9159',' UK version is cut by 2 seconds to remove a double ear'),
('9160','clap from a fight  scene.'),
('9161',' For the European Release, references to Taco Bell were changed to Pizza Hut.   This includes dubbing, plus changing the logos during post'),
('9162','production. Taco  Bell remains in the closing credits.'),
('9163',' The UK released version still refers to Taco Bell and not Pizza Hut'),
('9164',' In the TV version aired on TNT, all references to Taco Bell are removed, even  from the middle of sentences, leaving some very jagged cuts in the dialog and  rapid cuts from one shot to another.'),
('9165',' The television version omits the refernce that Simon Phoenix makes to  cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer.'),
('9166',' The scene where Simon kills the guards in the cryo prison was also trimmed  but this time because it was too graphic. Orginally the audience could see  the guards being killed by the bullets.'),
('9167',' The german TV Version, wich is rated "not under 12" is cut for violence  (about 5 minutes). The Video and DVD releases (rated "not under 16") are  uncut.'),
('9168',' At one point in the film, a computer announces the reanimation of Jeffrey  Dahmer.  This scene was deleted from broadcast versions following Dahmers  death.'),
('9169',' The TBS broadcast eliminates all references to Taco Bell, rendering several  lines of dialog incomprehensible. Early in the movie, Sandra Bullocks  character uses the word "asshole," but the TBS version replaces this with the  word "eyesore." (She still gets fined for swearing, however!).'),
('9170',' The TBS Superstation broadcasts omit the scene where Spartan eats a hamburger  made of rat meat, possibly due to a major fast food chain being a sponsor of  the broadcast.'),
('9171',' The video release in Germany (Ascot Video) has the cast listed in order of  appearance.'),
('9172',' German Video'),
('9173','Release by "Ascot" (rated not under 18) misses a lot of the  violence. The TV'),
('9174','Version is also cut'),
('9175',' Video version entitled Devil Master said to be the most complete video.'),
('9176',' For the Thai spoken language version two clips of gore are removed shortening  the film.'),
('9177',' German Video'),
('9178','Release by Madison was cut to lower violence. Nevertheless it  was banned in 1991. Dutch Release (english language) is uncut'),
('9179',' The original South African print of "The Demon" contains no nudity.  The  topless scenes were shot specifically for overseas audiences.'),
('9180',' The Anchor Bay/Roan Group Dario Argento Collection videocassette/DVD  released in the U.S. features the unedited (unrated) version, 3 minutes  longer than the edited R'),
('9181','rated version.'),
('9182',' The version released by Shriek Show is the uncut/unrated version, containing  all the gore and violence.'),
('9183',' This film was released first on VHS and later in the same year on DVD.  The  DVD version is the Directors Cut of the film.  It is a significantly  different edit of the film and is 6 minutes longer than the first release.   It also features a new sound mix and some alternate music tracks.'),
('9184',' The German DVD released by Sunrise entertainment is cut, the running time is  81 min, most of the gore scenes have disappeared'),
('9185',' There are at least three versions of the film: '),
('9186',' the R'),
('9187','rated version '),
('9188',' the unrated directors cut (which has less pixalation and a longer Hellfire   club scene) '),
('9189',' the version originally shown at Cannes (assumed to be ca. 10 minutes longer)'),
('9190',' Although the UK Optimum DVD release restores the 18s of cuts made for the  earlier VHS release it is still the cut theatrical version. Missing are the  shots of earth being stuffed into Virginia Wetheralls mouth plus other trims  to this murder. The murder of Yvonne Mitchell was also shortened by the  reduction/removal of a few shots. This cut version is also the one released  on the R1 Anchor Bay USA DVD.'),
('9191',' The original UK cinema release was cut by the BBFC to remove a throat  slashing, the strangling of Inga with shots of earth being shoved into her  mouth, and to edit a montage of shots showing a womans scarred body. Some  edits were waived for the 1990 video release though 18 secs were cut from 2  scenes showing bloodstained breasts. The 1990 video cuts were waived in 2006  for the Optimum release though the original cinema edits now appear to be  lost.'),
('9192',' Videotape version is cut from longer original.'),
('9193',' There is a Censorsed and Uncensored copy.  Both of them have the same running  time.  The only difference is, the censored copy has mosaic blurs over  Marilyn Manson performing oral sex on another man and when Marilyn Manson  exposes his penis.'),
('9194',' Masakazu Katsura, author of the series is based'),
('9195','on and the script, mades a  cameo.'),
('9196',' Censored reissue prints have at least three changes: '),
('9197',' 1. The sexually suggestive tooth'),
('9198','pulling scene is removed '),
('9199',' 2. "They can take this golf course and st..." is blanked out '),
('9200',' 3. "Ah, the hell with her!" is covered by an additional patient moan. '),
('9201',' Also, intrusive music and sound effects were added at some point. '),
('9202',' The Criterion laserdisc and DVD contain a version that restores the   tooth'),
('9203','pulling scene and the original credits, but have the censored dialog   and additional music and sound effects.'),
('9204',' Rereleased on DVD in 2002 as Depeche Mode: The Videos 86>98+ (2002) (V), with  additional footage.'),
('9205',' The 1998 UK Exploited video release was cut by 18 secs by the BBFC to edit  shots of bloodstained breasts during the climax of the film.'),
('9206',' The MGM Double Feature DVD left out at least one scene of Ezzra Cobb scouping  out a corpses brains with an ice cream scoop.'),
('9207',' The German DVD contains the complete unrated Version of the Movie.'),
('9208',' Short version runs for 11 minutes'),
('9209',' A phantom version was edited using the alternate shots b&w workprints'),
('9210',' SPOILER: The endings of the US and UK versions differ. In the end, Sarah  wakes up at the bottom of the cave, crawls out, and makes her way back to the  car. When she is driving away, she pulls over and vomits, and when she leans  back into the car, she is startled by the ghost of Juno sitting in the  passenger seat. The US version cuts to the credits here. In the UK version,  this apparition causes Sarah to wake up for real at the bottom of the cave,  revealing her escape to be just a dream. She then has a vision of her  daughters birthday cake, which we see is just her torch. The camera backs  out, and the movie ends. This ending was considered "too dark" for US  audiences.'),
('9211',' This is an hour'),
('9212','long feature film re'),
('9213','edited from the three'),
('9214','and'),
('9215','a'),
('9216','half hour  serial entitled _Three Musketeers, The (1933)_ (qv)'),
('9217',' The US DVD release is 5 minutes shorter than the theatrical version (91 as  opposed to 96 minutes).  The most noticeable cut is in the sex scene which is  slightly briefer than the original.'),
('9218',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('9219',' A restored version has been released in 1999, edited by  Vincenzo Verzini (qv).'),
('9220',' In some prints of the cartoon, the part where Elmer wants to go upstairs but  discovers his stairs are missing is not present, and just fades to Daffy  explaining there are no stairs in a home like that and takes Elmer up on a  moving platform.'),
('9221',' The working title for this cartoon was, "Future Antics". Some prints of this  cartoon edit the scene where two mechanical arms that put Elmers necktie on  him have Elmer hanging on the tie as though it were a noose so that way the  viewer only sees Daffys reaction the the mechanical arms doing this and then  Daffy pressing a button and saying, "Whoops, wrong button. Thats the  Alcatraz Ascot".'),
('9222',' Finnish video version is cut by 38 seconds.'),
('9223',' Due to german law regulations the TV and video retail version had to be cut  to receive a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('9224',' Reportedly, Desperado suffered severe cuts when initially submitted for an  R'),
('9225','rating. The end sequence originally involved a large scale shootout between  El Mariachi, Carolina, Bucho & his thugs. After seeing the amount of footage  that needed to be trimmed, the director opted to delete the entire scene  which currently ends in a slow'),
('9226','mo of Banderas blasting away. 2 additional  scenes were also removed featuring the "crotch'),
('9227','gun" (seen in the guitar case)  used during 2nd bar shootout and the same gun going off accidentally when  Banderas is in bed with Hayek. This gun was later used for a scene in From  Dusk Till Dawn.'),
('9228',' Certain TV edits of the film make humorous changes to dialogue, including the  changing of the sentence, "What the f**k?!" to "What the frijoles?"   ("Frijoles" is Spanish for "beans.")'),
('9229',' In Italy, the film was heavily dubbed, censored, and retitled "Punk Story."'),
('9230',' Also available in a 52'),
('9231','minute version of the original 83'),
('9232','minute documentary,  re'),
('9233','cut primarily for television purposes.'),
('9234',' There is an edited version for basic cable and broadcast TV which appeared on  the WE channel (and probably other outlets) after September 11, 2001, where  several shots of the World Trade Center have been expunged (along with the  usual swear words, drug references, etc.)'),
('9235',' The song heard in the beginning of the movie is "The Shoop Shoop song" in the  US version whereas it is "One fine day" in the European one, possibly for  copyright reasons.'),
('9236',' Revised version released in early 1917 following a New York State court  injunction, after charges by local organizations that the film was immoral.'),
('9237',' Originally broadcast as the two'),
('9238','part "Space: 1999" (1975) episode "Bringers  of Wonder."'),
('9239',' Originally produced as 3 episodes of the unbroadcast series "Veil, The"  (1958). Released on video in their original half'),
('9240','hour formats in the 1990s.'),
('9241',' Reissue named "Macchie di Belletto" cuts 6 minutes of footage, most notably  the entire performance of Silvia Dionisio.'),
('9242',' SPOILER: On the dvd there is a slightly different intro to the movie: it adds  in one brief shot of the killer walking towards the first girl, then later  disemboweling the second girl on stakes. The disemboweling was edited out of  the movie for some reason.'),
('9243',' Two versions of this movie are on the DVD: one of them is letterboxed and the  other is not. The alternate first sequence is not available letterboxed.'),
('9244',' The DVD edition of the film retains more footage not seen in theaters. These  scenes are: '),
('9245',' A longer scene in the car when Lin Shaye and Sam Huntington are driving to   St. Bernards Academy. '),
('9246',' Longer scene on the highway which Natasha Lyonne and her clan is introduced.   It runs about 3'),
('9247','5 minutes longer. '),
('9248',' A longer scene of the opening to which the four boys are singing "Rock N   Roll All Nite" '),
('9249',' Longer confessional scene with Melanie Lynski and Sam Huntington. '),
('9250',' Longer scene with "Elvis", the custodian. '),
('9251',' Longer scene with Shannon Tweed and Edward Furlong. '),
('9252',' At least four alternate takes of the final concert scene.'),
('9253',' In the Trailer, parts of the voice over commentary that Brad Renfro gives  throughout the film is performed by a much older person, most likely Bobby  reflecting on the events as an adult. Also a very brief scene of Bobby and  Annie pulling into an LA beach where they had stated as thier destination  right after Leons funeral can be seen in the trailer as well.'),
('9254',' Originally released at 108 minutes. In 1984 director Francois Truffaut added  outtake footage. This re'),
('9255','released Directors Cut is 132 minutes long.'),
('9256',' The DVD release on the 2'),
('9257','disc set of "Rock & Rule" is missing two and a half  minutes worth of footage. Missing from this version are the following scenes: '),
('9258',' The title segment is trimmed down, and the first few lines of "Look Where   the Music Can Take You" have been removed. '),
('9259',' After Jan appears on the cover of "Rolling Moss" theres a scene with her   and Wease backstage. Wease tells her that shes headlining the "Roxy Meadow   Marathon" as he fumbles with a bottle of champagne '),
('9260',' the cork flies off and   pops him in the nose (which explains why he has a bandage on his nose at the   Hollywood Bowl). '),
('9261',' When Jan falls out of the log and the Devil morphs into a fish, theres a   longer sequence of him chasing her underwater. '),
('9262',' When Jans hiding in the forest, Wease discovers her before the Devil morphs   into a tree. '),
('9263',' After the Devil tells Jan that she has "24 hours to say goodbye to" her   friends, Jan returns to town momentarily to seek help from the band, who are   loading equipment into a van. They inform her that "the union man says" she   didnt pay her dues '),
('9264',' a reveal of Wease implies that he is the "union man"   that got them kicked out. '),
('9265',' During the trial, Dan claims that the Devils contract is invalid "because   she was too small," to which the Devil rebuttals, "She was big enough to   sign." '),
('9266',' The final credit on the film is missing: "Produced in association with the   Canadian Broadcasting Corporation."'),
('9267',' Over the years, this film was re'),
('9268','released more than once, partly because of  its poor box office, and gradually cut down to 85 minutes. It remained in  this form for many years, until it was recently restored to its full length.   Unfortunately, it is all too easy to tell which sections are restored... all  the footage from the 85 minute version is in absolutely pristine, mint  condition, while the long'),
('9269','lost, formerly missing footage has less than  perfect sound and picture quality.'),
('9270',' The international version is different from the original British version. '),
('9271',' The opening and closing credits are different. '),
('9272',' The international version replaces two scenes with topless women with   alternate takes, featuring them clothed or covered. '),
('9273',' The international version contains a scene which explains the motivation for   Magdas murder, while the British version replaces this with a stage   performance in which a woman is hypnotized and strips, ending up topless.'),
('9274',' Some prints omit the lesbian scene.'),
('9275',' Arrow video prints has several changes.The after credit sequence cuts to  Justine in the bathroom instead of the shot opening on the city street and  following her undressing in the mirror and the lesbian scene is completely  missing. The 1990 "Special Edition" not only does not insert the footage back  in but it has a much darker grainy film plus the opening sequence has a sepia  tint'),
('9276',' VCX offers the complete uncut theatrical version'),
('9277',' After the films initial release, sculptor Frederick Hart sued Warner Bros.  claiming that a large sculpture prominently featured in the film (on the wall  of Al Pacinos penthouse apartment) is an unauthorized copy of his work "Ex  Nihilo", displayed at the entrance of Washingtons Episcopal National  Cathedral. According to a court settlement reached in February 1998, Warner  has been authorized to release an initial run of 475,000 copies of the video  of the film for rental, but will have to remove or re'),
('9278','edit over 20 minutes of  scenes where the sculpture can be seen before releasing any further video or  television versions.'),
('9279',' In the version released for USA premium cable channels (premiering September  19, 1998 on HBO) as well as later releases on home video, the following  changes were made in response to the lawsuit regarding the large white statue  in Miltons office: in all the early scenes in his office, the statue has  been changed. It looks much like the original with one major difference '),
('9280','  there are no people in it.  Instead, its just an abstract swoosh of white  waves.  This was digitally inserted by Warners effects department, and they  did what must be said is an amazing job '),
('9281',' the overlay is completely seamless,  even following the random camera motions around the office.  Later at the  climax, when Lomax first arrives at Miltons office for the showdown and we  hear Miltons voice bouncing around the office, the statue starts swirling to  life. It comes to a rest in the form seen in the original version of the  movie, with all the human forms in it, as Milton makes his appearance. From  that point on, the scene remains the same as in the original.'),
('9282',' The German TV version is cut for violence.  The Sex scene is shorter, Eddie  Barzoons death isnt very violent anymore and Kevin Loomaxs suicide was  cut.'),
('9283',' The U.S. DVD release features 30 minutes of deleted scenes.'),
('9284',' The World Trade Center towers were taken out of the background of several  shots in a version made for use on commercial TV after 9'),
('9285','11'),
('9286','2001.'),
('9287',' The UK Widescreen VHS of the film is displayed in a matted screen ratio  which is less wide than the theatrical 2.35:1 aspect ratio. However, the UK  VHS box set version contains a widescreen print that is in the original  2.35:1 ratio.'),
('9288',' The TV version of the film plays with subtitles for the Germans; the video  version dosent include subtitles.'),
('9289',' Edited from episodes of the TV series "13 Demon Street" (1959). New footage  of Lon Chaney as Satan was filmed to replace the original footage of him as  host of the TV show.'),
('9290',' The 77'),
('9291','minute cut was edited down by the filmmakers to a 50 minute version,  for the British Channel 4 TV station.'),
('9292',' UK version was edited (31 sec.) by the BBFC to receive a 18 rating  (compulsory cuts to scenes of sexualised violence).'),
('9293',' There is an unrated DVD version that contains scenes that were cut for an R  rating,including a longer version of the "motel" scene.'),
('9294',' Originally released with a X'),
('9295','rating, later edited down to allow a R'),
('9296','rating.'),
('9297',' Before release, the British censors required the removal of a four'),
('9298','minute  sequence showing a group of demented nuns raping a statue of Christ. This  sequence was long thought to be lost until film critic Mark Kermode (qv)  found the footage in a film'),
('9299','storage warehouse and included it in a  documentary on Ken Russell (qv) entitled "Hell on Earth", which premiered  on UK television in November 2002. When shown, the sequence was two'),
('9300','and a  half minutes long.'),
('9301',' 35mm prints in British distribution have been shortened by approximately 10  minutes for reissue on a double bill.  The most common video release is the  more heavily censored American version.'),
('9302',' The version of this film released in 1997 by Warner Home Video (UK) as part  of the Maverick Directors series clocks in at 106mins, 30secs on PAL,  suggesting the original 111min version of the film was used as the master.'),
('9303',' The heavily cut R'),
('9304','rated version runs 103 min.'),
('9305',' 1) Warner Brothers removed the Rape of Christ before submitting the film to  the British censors. '),
('9306',' 2) The British censors removed a further 89 seconds. The resulting   111'),
('9307','minute cut is the longest existing version of The Devils. '),
('9308',' 3) American censors cut two minutes and re'),
('9309','edited another two minutes to   produce the R'),
('9310','rated version. '),
('9311',' The full 111'),
('9312','minute version was released on video in 1997 in the Maverick   Directors series. All other video releases used the heavily cut American   version (even UK video releases) in a murky and grainy transfer that was an   insult to the films excellent cinematography and artwork.'),
('9313',' The UK version of the Devils is 111 minutes long. The US version is 109  minutes.'),
('9314',' A restored version of The Devils was screened at The National Film Theatre in  London on 23/11/04. Two scenes had been reinstated '),
('9315',' the Rape of Christ which  brought the orgy to a climax, and a scene near the end of the film when  Jeanne masturbates with the bone that Laubardemont has given her as a  souvenir.'),
('9316',' A scene where Shilpa Shetty and Akshay Kumar were kissing passionately in the  film was banned.'),
('9317',' The English'),
('9318','language video release was a TV print of the film and therefore  had been edited for content. It was fairly obviously missing a sex scene as  well as nearly all of the scene where the devil'),
('9319','worshippers are partying  after their ceremony. Makes the ending pretty hard to follow.'),
('9320',' UK Version: 12 seconds were cut in requirement with the Protection of  Children Act 1978.'),
('9321',' The most widely seen version, seen on Mystery Science Theatre 3000, has  trimmed many scenes so it could fit in the 2'),
('9322','hour time slot, along with the  host segments.'),
('9323',' The Region 1/NTSC DVD features English credits and an alternate English dub  while many US VHS versions retain the Italian credits and a different English  dub than the DVD.'),
('9324',' Original French version ran 114 minutes; released in the USA at 107 minutes.   Restored version, released in the USA after it was announced that the movie  would be remade starring Sharon Stone (qv), runs 116 minutes.'),
('9325',' Filmed and originally briefly released in 3D. Later shown in conventional,  "flat" version; reissued in 3D in 1980.'),
('9326',' Released in Japan in the short'),
('9327','lived VHD format in 3'),
('9328','D. This disc has been  widely copied to make bootleg tapes and DVDs.'),
('9329',' There are two versions: the original miniseries at 2x90minute episodes and  the TV'),
('9330','Movie version which is trimmed down to 100minutes.'),
('9331',' Edited, R'),
('9332','rated version available on video.'),
('9333',' Besides various outtakes, the documentary on the DVD contains an alternate  version of the death scene of the Dentist. Instead of putting the scorpion  into the doctors shirt, Mr. Wint puts the scorpion in his mouth. There are  four deleted scenes on the DVD:'),
('9334',' Burt Saxby discusses with Sammy Davis, Jr. why he has not signed his contract  yet.'),
('9335',' After the gambling, Bond has dinner with Plenty.'),
('9336',' The original version of the scene where Bond drives on two wheels through the  alley. This version was not used due to the watching crowds and the police  cars at the end of this scene.'),
('9337',' TV version aired on ABC on March 2nd, 2002 was digitally altered.  Dark  bra  straps were placed on actress Lana Woods originally naked back,  and her  formerly tan panties were digitally colored to match'),
('9338',' Some TV versions omitted the homosexual references made by Mr. Wint and Mr.  Kidd, including the scene where they are holding hands, and Mr Kidds line  aboard the airplane I must say Ms. Case looks quite attractive.....for a  lady.'),
('9339',' Prior to the films release in Britain in 1971, the BBFC made some cuts to  it. The fight between Franks and Bond was reduced, as was Bonds use of the  fire extinguisher to kill Franks. Towards the end of the film, shots were  reduced of Bond actingly menacingly with a brandy bottle and the sight of Mr.  Kidd jumping over the ships rail was ommitted. These cuts were reinstated  for future VHS and DVD releases.'),
('9340',' A scene were Plenty returns to Bonds room after she was thrown into the  pool. Here, she spies on Tiffany Case and Bond making love through a crack in  the bedroom door. Plenty then looks through Tiffanys purse nearby and finds  the address to Tiffany. This explains how Plenty gets to Tiffanys house  later in the movie. Another scene has Plenty arriving the next day at  Tiffanys house and letting herself in and sees nobodys around (all the  characters are at the Circus Circus Casino). Plenty goes into Tiffanys  bedroom, sees some of her wigs lying around and tries a few on for fun, until  the frame pulls back to Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd arriving and seeing Plenty  trying on the wigs, assume shes Tiffany whom they are ordered to kill.'),
('9341',' UK video version is cut by 3m 7s. In 2002 all previous cuts were waived by  the BBFC.'),
('9342',' On 9 July 1996 it was released a 30'),
('9343','minute version titled Frozen Film Frames  from the 16mm Mekas Diaries.'),
('9344',' Original version runs 104 minutes. Alternate TV version was prepared by  directory Frank Perry substituting different footage for many sequences; this  version runs 95 minutes.'),
('9345',' Originally released at 170 minutes, then later cut and available only in  156'),
('9346','minutes version. Complete edition has been recently restored on video.'),
('9347',' Two versions of this film exist. The original, European edit (released  unrated on video in North America) contains a hardcore oral sex scene. There  is also an R'),
('9348','rated version with this scene removed. The hardcore version was  broadcast by accident on Canadian TV a few years ago.'),
('9349',' The DVD features a deleted dream sequence which apperantly happens right  after Arlene burns all of her Nixon memorabilia. It basically is an extension  of the first dream, with here discovering a tape recorder in Dicks back, and  then dreams that he is some sort of evil being.'),
('9350',' The original German version features the title song "Didi '),
('9351',' Der Doppelgänger"  sung by Dieter Hallervorden (qv) over the end credits. For the English and  French dubbed versions this was changed, here an instrumental version was  used instead.'),
('9352',' The R1 DVD release includes a special feature that allows viewers to watch  raw footage of several key scenes, with the choice of multiple angles. One of  these scenes '),
('9353',' the sword fight between Bond and Graves '),
('9354',' contains a rare  blooper when Brosnan is unable to find the diamond in his pocket. Another  multi'),
('9355','angle scene showing Halle Berry emerging from the water in her bikini,  is hidden away on the DVD as an easter egg.'),
('9356',' Seven seconds were cut from the Berry/Brosnan love scene to secure a PG'),
('9357','13  rating in the US.'),
('9358',' While their English voices and dialog remained unchanged, all of the Korean  spoken by the characters was redubbed in the South Korean release to cover up  their poor Korean accents.'),
('9359',' The following scenes were cut from the film: '),
('9360',' During the scene where Bond is driving on Cuba in his Ford Fairlane, there   were some military maneuvers going on alongside the road. '),
('9361',' There was an additional dialogue scene between Bond and Raoul. '),
('9362',' The scene where Jinx kills Dr. Alvarez was originally longer: after the kill   she breaks into his safe and steals a CD which she hides under her dress (in   the making'),
('9363','of documentary you can see the CD hanging around Halle Berrys   neck). '),
('9364',' Deleted was a scene with Bond arriving at Heathrow. To avoid passport   control, he disembarks the plane via the landing gear. '),
('9365',' A scene with Jinx and Graves playing Ice Golf was cut. In this scene it was   revealed why she is chasing Zao. '),
('9366',' Lee Tamahori shot a raunchier version of the scene where Bond is rescued by   Miranda Frost from Mr. Kil while investigating the biodrome. Here they were   skin'),
('9367','deep in the hot tub to give the illusion they were lovers. This scene   was cut due to censorship reasons. '),
('9368',' A small scene where Jinx (in her leather outfit) is walking through the ice   palace. This can be seen in the making'),
('9369','of documentary. '),
('9370',' Originally General Moon realizes much earlier that Gustav Graves is his son.   While Bond and Jinx are exploring the Antonov, they stumble across General   Moon and Bond explains to him who Graves really is. He then continues with   Jinx to go for the cockpit, while the General watches Graves and Miranda   Frost planning the military campaign.'),
('9371',' German TV and video versions are cut for violence to get a 16'),
('9372','rating. Several  scenes are shortened or deleted. Theses are the main'),
('9373','changes: '),
('9374',' The killing of the second guard in the lobby '),
('9375',' The execution of Mr. Takagi '),
('9376',' McClane shoots a terrorist in the knees 4 times '),
('9377',' The fight between Karl and McClane '),
('9378',' Karls Death: we only see a single bullet'),
('9379','impact'),
('9380',' The Ultimate edition DVD contains the following deleted/extended scenes: '),
('9381',' Extended power shutdown sequence. '),
('9382',' Extended opening flight scene. '),
('9383',' Brief dialogue in the first Hans/McClane confrontation. '),
('9384',' Extended scene where Robinson/Powell brief the FBI on the tower situation. '),
('9385',' Brief dialogue when Hans interrogates Takagi. '),
('9386',' Brief dialogue after Theo says "You didnt bring me along for my charming   personality". '),
('9387',' Extended/alternate dialogue in McClane/Powell conversation after McClane   uses the plastic explosives. '),
('9388',' Brief scene of FBI agents getting stuck in thorn bushes as they make their   way towards the building. '),
('9389',' At the end, McClane says "You got a warranty for this (Hollys watch, a gift   from Ellis)?" to which Holly laughs. '),
('9390',' Argyles dialogue as Powells police cruiser flies by in the background. '),
('9391',' Brief Ellis dialogue reacting to the terrorist intrusion. '),
('9392',' City engineer briefly coughs before pulling out the power cord. '),
('9393',' Brief dialogue in Hans/Karl argument about "neutralizing" McClane. '),
('9394',' Additional Holly dialogue after seeing Karls reaction to McClanes escape.'),
('9395',' The FX Channel adds a scene prior to the electricity'),
('9396','controlled opening of  the vault. In it, the city engineer pulls the plug locally, but even though  the power goes off, the electromagnetic seal still holds. After realizing the  building has alternate power sources, Hans orders Theo to "annoy them", which  leads Theo to type in commands to turn the power back on. The lights come  back on, where Special Agent Johnson (Robert Davi (qv)) tells the city  engineer to shut the whole grid down. A quick black'),
('9397','and'),
('9398','white frame flashes  before it rejoins the original footage.'),
('9399',' Also, the terrorists Hans and Karl have been renamed to Jack and Charlie. In  the scene where McClane writes down the names Hans and Karl on his forearm,  we hear him say. "Im gonna call you Hans and Karl, just like the 2 evil  giants in the fairy tale." Later on, he still refers to them as Jack and  Charlie.'),
('9400',' The US television version is edited for violence but also removes the scene  in which Hans and the Japanese CEO are in an elevator and Hans complements  the CEO on his taste in suits.'),
('9401',' The foreign languages used by the terrorists (mostly German) have been fixed  for the remastered Special Edition VHS version. The grammar is now correct in  almost all places. The only sequences in which the grammar and pronunciation  are still poor are Hans Grubers dialogs.'),
('9402',' The new released German Special Edition DVD version is now uncut (FSK 16)  because of re'),
('9403','rating.'),
('9404',' TV Versions, including that shown on the WB Network, edit out much of the  violence and much of the profane dialogue is redubbed. Williss redubbing is  quite obvious because the new voice sounds nothing like Willis. Despite the  overt dubbing of Williss dialogue by a sound'),
('9405','alike actor (who really doesnt  sound like Willis, for that matter), this version also utilizes dialogue from  other characters to replace John McClanes. As John is leaving the elevator  through the roof, he tells Samantha to "Fuck off." In this TV version, the  word "fuck" is dubbed over with William Sadler saying "joke" from earlier in  the film.'),
('9406',' The US broadcast version changed the famous "Yippee'),
('9407','kay'),
('9408','aye, motherfucker!"  line at the end (where Bruce Willis throws the lighter onto the trail of fuel  to blow up the plane) to say "Yippee'),
('9409','kay'),
('9410','aye, Mr. Falcon!" In order for this  "Mr. Falcon" line to make sense, the scene with the soldiers in the plane is  also changed so that one of the soldiers calls one of the two main bad guys  "Mr. Falcon." [its not clear if "Mr. Falcon" is supposed to be Col. Stuart  (William Sadler) or Maj. Grant (John Amos)] Falcon was also the codename of  the flight which Maj Grant was on. Its mentioned earlier in the film.'),
('9411',' The UK cinema and pan'),
('9412','and'),
('9413','scan video versions are both cut for a 15  certificate. These cuts to reduce violence and language are restored in the  18'),
('9414','rated widescreen video and laserdisc.'),
('9415',' The German video version (rated 16) has been cut to reduce violent content.  The cinema version, also 16'),
('9416','rated, was uncut and is still sometimes shown on  German TV.'),
('9417',' The new German Special Edition DVD is uncut. It has been re'),
('9418','rated (FSK 16).'),
('9419',' The shootout between the airport SWAT team and the terrorists was severely  edited before the film received an "R" rating. Among the scenes trimmed down  was when the first SWAT member is shot in the head by the character played by  Robert Patrick (I) (qv). When the SWAT guy is shot in the head in the "R"  rated version, it is shown from a distance. In the work print shown to  exhibitors in the summer of 1990, the man is shot in the forehead but is  shown in a graphic closeup. A lot of the bloodier shots were also trimmed  down in this section as were a couple of extended scenes of the people on the  plane that Col. Stewart crashes on purpose.'),
('9420',' This game was originally called Dynamite Deka in Japan. When Sega of America  localized Dynamite Deka for western audiences they brought in the Die Hard  license and altered the story to revolve around the Die Hard series. One of  the main characters was also altered to look more like John McClane.'),
('9421',' SPOILER: The Version shown on German TV features the alternative ending  (Gruber escapes with the gold, but McLane tracks him down through the number  on the bottom of the aspirin bottle (at the phone booth) and kills him).'),
('9422',' The original release of the UK DVD version in 1999 was actually even more cut  than the British video and cinema versions. This was apparently because a TV  or airline version was erroneously used to master the DVD. Ironically,  because the content does not exactly match the officially classified version,  this much'),
('9423','sanitized release fell foul of British censorship laws, and was  withdrawn. The replacement, to be issued in mid'),
('9424','2000, will be the same as the  less'),
('9425','censored UK video and cinema version.'),
('9426',' On the Region 1 disc (not the Special Edition), part of the dialogue is cut  from the conversation between McClane and Zeus when they are breaking into  the Yugo. Cut from the scene is Zeus accusing McClane of being a racist again  when he asks if he can jump start the car.'),
('9427',' The film was pre'),
('9428','cut by 20th Century Fox in America before its release on DVD  and VHS, and it was this cut that was released worldwide. The 12 seconds of  cuts include some chain'),
('9429','whipping in the fight between McClane and Targo. The  R1 Special Edition is the most complete version of the film to date (August  2002).'),
('9430',' The UK cinema version was cut by 12 secs by the BBFC to edit some strong  language in order to receive a 15 certificate with the profanity being  overdubbed and replaced by the distributors themselves. For example: "Fuck  you, Joe" became "Go away, Joe", and "Ten blocks, you fucking kidding me?"  became "Ten blocks are you really kidding me?" amongst many others. Video and  DVD versions all feature similar dubbed edits though most of them appear to  be cut in slightly different ways.'),
('9431',' The UK theatrical Version was cut in 2 places, accounting for a shorter  running time.  Firstly the execution of the bank guard by Katya (Sam  Phillips) with the long knife was trimmed. Secondly the shootout in the  elevator with Willis, the guards and Otto does not include the scene where  the blood of Otto sprays across Willis face.'),
('9432',' In the T.V. version of the film, the sign that McClane is forced to wear in  Harlem is changed to read "I hate everyone".'),
('9433',' TV version aired on FX (as of May 2002) removes a few more elements: the  blood in the elevator and when the guard is knifed are missing, all the  language is filtered, the placard reads I Hate People, while also missing  are two catch phrases'),
('9434','Zeus: "Are you aiming for these people?" McClane: "No!  Well, maybe that mime..." and where McClane asks Zeus if the car has  anti'),
('9435','lock brakes before pulling the fuses (in this version he simply cranks  the car hard and it turns hard, sliding backward).'),
('9436',' FX Edit also cuts much of the conversation during the water jug sequence,  uses an ugly (and trimmed) pannscan version of the shot as McClane and Zeus  fall onto the ship (Zeus is only partially visible for a second), and the  taxi appears to be scratched before entering Central Park.'),
('9437',' There have been many discrepancies involving the recent DVD release of this  title by Image Entertainment: '),
('9438',' The DVD represents the full'),
('9439','length 99'),
('9440','minute version of the film that has   not been seen since the 1970s. There have been many versions of the film   with various running times. The original U.S. version ran 84 minutes,   omitting 15 minutes of crucial scenes. The DVD is the uncut version and has   been digitally rtemastered. '),
('9441',' The version of the film on the DVD is presented in 1.33:1 full frame. Many   people claim the film was shot widescreen. Director Pete Walker shot the   film in a 1.33:1 open matte aspect ratio with the intention of matting the   film at 1.85:1. As the 1.85:1 matting would have eliminated the excess   picture info at the top and bottom of the frame, the film is presented as   shot.'),
('9442',' The subtitles accompanying the Cantonese soundtrack on the Hong Kong  Legends DVD were translated more accurately and also restored the proper  Chinese names. The English export international versions made the following  name changes: Bee = Ben, Fai = Frank, Sai Wing = Paul, Sau Ching = Sally, Lok  = Luke, Siu Jan = Jane.'),
('9443',' The Mei Ah VCD uses an alternate shorter ending where Bee kills Sai Wing in  the office as opposed to the longer gun'),
('9444','duel finale which features on the  majority of versions available today. This shorter finale is available as a  bonus feature on the Hong Kong Legends DVD '),
('9445',' However, its incorrectly in  Mandarin (instead of Cantonese).'),
('9446',' The German version, although rated 18, is heavily cut (ca. 30 minutes).'),
('9447',' In 1997 the German distributor re'),
('9448','released the film on video as an uncut  version.'),
('9449',' Tai Seng VHS tape and the original Hong Kong laserdisc runs 120 minutes with  many scenes omitted, notably the finale and is missing end credits.'),
('9450',' Hong Kong DVD from Joy Sales/Fortune Star is the longest version of the film  available (legally). It runs approx. 5 minutes longer than the Hong Kong  Legends'),
('9451','DVD. This is the only available version that includes (among other  short additions throughout the film) the piss'),
('9452','drinking scene and the complete  alternate ending in the boardroom (all other versions of this ending, as seen  on the HKL'),
('9453','DVD or the Chinese VCDs omit 1 short piece of dialog by Tony  Leung) and has the correct Cantonese soundtrack. However, it still misses 8  seconds at the beginning (which could be seen on the festival'),
('9454','print bootleg  and on the Media Asia VCD) in which Ben walks through some numbered  footprints taped to the dance floor (towards a crucifix) to demonstrate a  dance.'),
('9455',' In 2001, Bullet In The Head has been released uncut on DVD in Germany  (rated FSK 18). Although the box says it runs 97 mins, it nearly has the full  running time of 126 mins (like the UK version) and is only missing the end  credits.'),
('9456',' John Woos original cut of the film was over three hours in length. However,  due to that length, the film was commercially unmarketable in HK. it was  re'),
('9457','edited down to just over two hours. It was then cut and edited in certain  markets due to local censorship. The longest home video release of these  being the 126 minute cut as per the HK MegaStar DVD as well as the UK DVD. It  was also released in a shorter length (around 80 min.) on VHS and VCD (the  vcd using the alternate board room ending). The New UK Hong Kong Legends DVD  features the 126 min. cut as well as the alternate ending as a special  feature.'),
('9458',' An edited R'),
('9459','rated version on home video is missing more than 10 minutes, most  of which is the long erotic softcore loves scenes between the principle  characters of Jack & Jill, Jill & Jill Martin, and Alica and Katy.'),
('9460',' The ABC Family broadcast premiere removed the 4'),
('9461','minute intro with Angela  Anaconda before the 20th Century Fox logo sequence, and replaced the Fox Kids  logo between the 20th logo sequence and the opening credit sequence with the  Saban International logo. 20th Century Fox is owned by the News Corporation  in which it and Haim Saban, in 2001, sold what Fox Family became ABC Family,  including what Saban Entertainment became BVS Entertainment and what the Fox  Kids International channels became Jetix in 2005, to the Walt Disney Company.'),
('9462',' In the Japanese version of the third segment of the movie, Willis (or  Wallace) has nothing to do with the creation of Diaboromon, Yolie didnt have  uncles that helped her and the others go to Colorado, and there was a subplot  that Endigomon (Diaboromon) kidnapped the original digidestined and made them  younger in order to find Willis. Also, Willis never appeared in the second  segment, that was added in the US release only.'),
('9463',' This movie is actually the second and third Japanese Digimon movies edited  together as one. Japanese anime movies can often be under 60 minutes long,  which is of course not marketable to American theaters. With these two movies  on a similar theme, Fox Kids put them together.'),
('9464',' The song Dum Duma Dum was omitted from most video versions when the film was  first released'),
('9465',' Two different versions with different main title music exist_ The original  version features the song "Were in the Money" being played while snap shots  of homeless and poor people are shown on the screen. The alternate version  has the same visuals but with a simpler instrumental cue (called "Theme from  Dillinger" on the soundtrack lp).'),
('9466',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('9467',' The original film is 89 minutes in length. There is a 61 minute version of  the movie that is widely bootlegged, but the editing is half'),
('9468','hazard and  leaves much of the films first half incomprehensible. Numerous scenes with  Ultra Violet, Ray Foster, and Joe Taylor are missing from the 60 minute  version.'),
('9469',' ABC edited 16 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television  premiere.'),
('9470',' UK video version is cut by 7 sec.'),
('9471',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('9472',' DC version cleans up most of the graphics, giving the game a better color and  resolution'),
('9473',' The original print included a song by Kate Bush, but this was cut after  unfavorable response from preview audiences.'),
('9474',' In Danish theatres, the opening scene was cut by 2 seconds (Where the  Carnosaurs bites down on another dinosaur).'),
('9475',' This film was released in three different versions in Germany. First in 1968  the original theatrical release which had a "Not under 18" rating and ran 95  minutes (ca. 12 minutes were cut). This version was released in 2001 on home  video by Screenpower (re'),
('9476','rated "Not under 16"). In the 80s, due to the  popularity of the Spencer/Hill comedies, the film was re'),
('9477','released by Tobis in  a spaghetti'),
('9478','western'),
('9479','like "comedy version" (this version was re'),
('9480','dubbed and  missed additionaly ca. 14 minutes) with a "Not under 12" rating. It was often  shown on TV and released on home video by various companies. In 2003 the  original uncut version of the film was released, again by Screenpower (also  with a "Not under 16" rating).'),
('9481',' Simon Nuchtern added footage for American release in 1975.'),
('9482',' Out of print Criterion Collection DVD features the following five deleted  scenes: '),
('9483',' The first is a scene where inspector Li is waiting outside the club where   Jenny is singing (right after we saw him inside). Jenny is accosted by three   drunken business men, and Li comes to her rescue.  Obviously, this mirrors   the earlier scene where Jeff came to her rescue. It also includes a nice   little reveal where we see that Jeff has seen the whole thing. The scene   continues with Li taking Jenny back to her apartment, and Li seeing Jeff   watching from outside. '),
('9484',' The second scene occurs right after the shootout at Jeffs apartment.    Inspector Li arrives on the scene just as Jeff is leaving. '),
('9485',' The third scene is Jeff and Jenny driving from the airport and arriving at   Sidneys safe house. '),
('9486',' The fourth deleted scene is Jeff and Jenny having breakfast at the house.    Then Sidney arrives. '),
('9487',' The last deleted scene occurs right after the impromptu surgery by the   creek. The Hitman With No Eyes arrives on the scene and finds the bandages.'),
('9488',' The subtitled dialogue in which Jenny is being mugged and Jeffrey intervenes,  "Hey, lets rob her", is omitted in the Laserdisc version but present in the  U.S. VHS version.'),
('9489',' The Criterion DVD changes the "nicknames" of Jeffery Chow and Inspector Li  from "Mickey Mouse" and "Dumbo" to "Numb'),
('9490','nuts" and "Butt'),
('9491','head"'),
('9492',' When screened on Film Four in the UK, the ITC ordered them to cut a scene  were Chow Yun Fat stabs a man; the rest was left uncut.'),
('9493',' Also available in a cut 102 min. R'),
('9494','rated version.'),
('9495',' The version shown on UKs Channel 4 on 15 April 2003 changes the "nicknames"  of Jeffery Chow and Inspector Li from "Mickey Mouse" and "Dumbo" to "Jerry"  and "Tom"'),
('9496',' Original Hong Kong and international versions have slightly different  soundtracks in two scenes: '),
('9497',' in the tram you hear some music in the international version, whereas in the   original version there is no music '),
('9498',' in Joes appartment after the gunfight you hear the song from the bar   (international) or a different song (original) respectively'),
('9499',' The 141'),
('9500','minute Taiwanese version differs mainly in that it has scenes (some  of which have been reprised in the Criterion and Hong Kong Legends DVDs) that  were dropped by John Woo for the sake of pacing.'),
('9501',' German Video'),
('9502','Version (18) was cut to reduce violence. TV'),
('9503','Version is also cut'),
('9504',' New wraparound scenes filmed on Hollywood Boulevard for 1975 reissue.'),
('9505',' US X rated version has a scene with Kinky (aka Rebekah Jordan) in it. The UK  R18 version does not contain this scene and instead has a scene from another  Ben Dover with Jane Whitehouse in the scene.'),
('9506',' Edited with scenes from _Dirty Cop 2: I Am a Pig (2001) (V)_ (qv) to create  the full DVD release.'),
('9507',' In Germany, in the German'),
('9508','language dubbed version, audiences saw only  Jim Brown (I) (qv) throwing hand grenades into the airshafts at the  chateau. The scenes showing grenades being dumped into, and gasoline being  poured into, the airshafts were cut.'),
('9509',' In Spain, the dubbed version changed John Cassavetes (qv)s characters  name Franko into "Franchi" for obvious reasons (Spain was then under the  dictatorship of General Francisco Franco (I) (qv))'),
('9510',' As with all of the "Dirty Harry"'),
('9511','films this one had also some cuts for  violent content in the initial Swedish release. Among trimmed scenes were  Scorpio pulling Harrys knife out of his leg. And the scene where an unknown  man gives Scorpio a severe beating at Scorpios request was cut almost 40  seconds.'),
('9512',' Harry Callahans character name becomes Harry Callaghan in the Italian  version and titles because the local distributor thought it sounded better.'),
('9513',' Several scenes cut from the original theatrical release were re'),
('9514','inserted for  some television cuts of the film: Among these is a scene in the walnut grove  after the collision with the fruit truck where Mary (Susan George) chides  Larry (Peter Fonda) about not being literate enough to understand a quote  from a book. Another occurs where four hoods at the swap meet are being  interviewed by the police after Larry, Mary, and Deke tear off in the souped  up Dodge Charger.  The houdlums stall the officers questions by commenting  back and forth about what kind of engine was in the Charger.'),
('9515',' The Theratrical Release Of The film was the original NC'),
('9516','17 version.For the  VHS/DVD releases John Waters said that it will be released in the original  NC'),
('9517','17 rated version and a cut R Rated Version.'),
('9518',' The "R" rated version is heavily censored and removes all profanities and  nudity.'),
('9519',' Although the cinema version was uncut the 1995 video release was cut by 1 min  22 secs by the BBFC to edit blows from a hammer murder, a suffocation scene,  and scenes of sexual assault including heavy edits to the oral rape in the  car park. The 2006 DVD release featured the same cut print.'),
('9520',' Also when aired the TV (USA network), the scene near the very end, when Pops  says "Ive also got something working again...it rhymes with Cock!!!" is  cut right when he says "Cock!"'),
('9521',' When aired on TV (USA Network), there is one difference at the start when he  is explaining all he did to get revenge when he was a kid. Instead of saying  "We sicced a German shepherd on him, who just also happens to be gay." and  then showing a shot of the 2 male dogs making love, this TV version just  says "Then we sicced a German shepherd on him." and they do not show the  explicit shot.'),
('9522',' In Germany it was released within a compilation movie together with other  short movies in 1991.'),
('9523',' The CD version contains full speech. The speech and sound effects were  dropped from the floppy disk version in order to fit the game onto a  reasonable number of disks.'),
('9524',' 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.'),
('9525',' In 2006, a computer colorized version was released as part of Columbias  "ChromaChoice" collection in a DVD entitled "The Three Stooges: Stooges on  the Run".'),
('9526',' Not only is the 2005 Fox release of Disorder in the Court colorized, it is  also the only version to feature sound effects for the eye pokes. All other  versions, whether released by Columbia or public domain, never used sound  effects for the eye pokes.'),
('9527',' DVD version features 11 deleted scenes, including an alternate ending where  Gavin meets a different fate than the theatrical ending.'),
('9528',' German version is cut for violence to secure a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('9529',' The trailer features several cut sequences including: Steve going over to  Gavins house, Steve and Gavin at the morgue, and others.'),
('9530',' There are two different german versions: One with a "suitable for persons  over 16" which is cut in several places and an uncut version with a "suitable  for persons over 18" rating.'),
('9531',' Home video version does not include two songs, "Rainbow Sleeve" and "Shiver  Me Timbers", which were heard in the theatrical version.'),
('9532',' A three minute version was made to fit the schedule of a TV show called  BULBO.'),
('9533',' Metro'),
('9534','Goldwyn'),
('9535','Mayer also released this film in a silent version. No details  are available.'),
('9536',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('9537',' Restored version by Blue Underground includes restored scenes not found on  previous releases.'),
('9538',' Restored version by Anchor Bay contains 5 minute introduction in (Italian  Audio with English Subtitles) not found on previous releases.'),
('9539',' Some versions of this film have a precredits explanatory scene: the betrayal  of the confederates, and their subsequent massacre. The version released on  video in the UK places this scene in a flashback later in the film.'),
('9540',' The Russian version is approx. 20 minutes longer than the international  cinema release.'),
('9541',' Finnish video version is cut by 40 seconds.'),
('9542',' Norwegian version is uncut but some cinemas refused to screen the movie  because of the violence.'),
('9543',' Shorter TV version released under the title "Traumgewalten", Runtime: 34  Minutes'),
('9544',' Video version includes new score by Gaylord Carter.'),
('9545',' A UK video release entitled Bloodbath of Dr Jekyll cuts from the opening  murder of the little girl to the aftermath of Mr Hydes later attack on the  dancer, deleting some 26 minutes of footage inbetween.'),
('9546',' The uncut version of this film is very hard to find, a Japanese laser disc  was intact but optically censored.  The longest version occasionally turns up  from American public domain companies and are usually compiled from several  different releases.  The British censor seems to have taken offense to all  the scenes involving Mr Hydes ridiculously fake 35cm organ and any  reference to it.  In the UK there are several video releases going around all  of which have suffered these cuts: '),
('9547',' Several shots of Mr Hyde beating a little girl to death are missing. '),
('9548',' The scene between Mr Hyde and the Generals daughter is missing several   organ shots. '),
('9549',' A brief shot of Hydes organ is missing during his attack on Jekylls male   guest. '),
('9550',' A whole scene showing the doctors examining the dancers dead body is   missing. '),
('9551',' The General whipping his daughter is greatly reduced. '),
('9552',' A scene where the doctors discover the male guests body is cut to avoid   references to the dreaded organ. '),
('9553',' The climax where Mr. Hyde and his "wife" Fanny burn down the house is   missing two incredibly graphic shots of dead bodies. '),
('9554',' Finally the scene where Fanny murders her mother has been shortened. '),
('9555',' Officially the British censors only cut 44 seconds from the film, but   clearly a lot more than that is currently missing, indicating that the   distributors choose to cut it beforehand.'),
('9556',' The first BBC version and Region 2 DVD release include a dedication to actor  Jon Pertwee (qv), who played the Doctor in the 1970s and who died a week  before the first British broadcast of the film.'),
('9557',' The uncut version has since been broadcast by the BBC in the UK, during a  night of Dr Who programmes on BBC 2 in November 1999, and this formed the  basis for the 2001 Region 2 DVD release.'),
('9558',' The version broadcast and released on video by the BBC in 1996 had the  following cuts: '),
('9559',' The caption "Based on the original series broadcast by the BBC" is removed,   although no footage is edited. '),
('9560',' Chang Lees gang firing at the departing car. '),
('9561',' Chang Lees two friends being shot. '),
('9562',' The third and fourth gunmen aiming at Chang Lee. '),
('9563',' The gunmen firing at the TARDIS. '),
('9564',' The operating scene is heavily edited with many cuts of Grace and her   attempts to retrieve the probe from the Doctors body. '),
('9565',' Chang Lees neck snapping.'),
('9566',' The US TV trailer includes special effects footage from the 1986 episode  "Trial of a Time'),
('9567','Lord." This reused footage does not appear in the TV movie.'),
('9568',' Two versions of part 2 were shot.  Ron Tarr (Big Ron) and Nicola Stapleton  (Mandy) both shot scenes helping other EastEnders characters escape from The  Rani (the versions are otherwise identical).  Viewers voted which version  they wanted to see.  Mandy won and her episode was shown.  The Big Ron  version was never broadcast but was shown the same weekend at a Doctor Who  convention in Chicago.'),
('9569',' Footage from this episode showing The Doctor and Romana in a boat, and later  of them entering the TARDIS, was used in Doctor Who: The Five Doctors (1983)  (TV).'),
('9570',' Originally broadcast as individual episodes of _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv),  however since prints of several episodes no longer exist, actor  William Russell (II) (qv) fills in the gaps.'),
('9571',' In 1995 a "Special Edition" was released on video. It contains many new lines  of dialogue, extended scenes of Tom Baker (from Shada), updated and vastly  improved special effects, and a new Stereo Dolby Surround soundtrack.'),
('9572',' The original video release in the 1980s had some minor cuts from the original  TV broadcast. These bits were restored for the Special Edition release.'),
('9573',' The unfinished six'),
('9574','part episode "Shada," from which Tom Bakers scenes were  lifted for this film, was later completed and released to video as Doctor  Who: Shada (1992) (V). This release includes the original version of the  footage used for Five Doctors.'),
('9575',' Another version was the same as 90'),
('9576','minute story, but cut into four 25'),
('9577','minute  episodes for the series syndication package. The three extra sets of opening  and closing credits and reprised "cliffhanger" footage account for the  different total running times.'),
('9578',' This film was shot in two versions. One camera unit, under Ray Rennahan, shot  the film in two'),
('9579','color Technicolor. A second camera unit, under Richard  Towers, shot the scenes at the same time in black and white. The black and  white version was meant for foreign territories where Technicolor did not  have facilities.'),
('9580',' In the original 1965 version, the film has a prolonged end title with just  "Presented by Metro'),
('9581','Goldwyn'),
('9582','Mayer" superimposed over a shot of water rushing  out of the dam. For the 1999 re'),
('9583','release, the MGM line was removed and  replaced with "Presented by Turner Entertainment Co." followed by restoration  and sound remixing credits, also superimposed over the shot.'),
('9584',' A limited edition "extended version" features extra behind the scenes footage  taken from the episodes "The Smugglers" and "The Abominable Snowmen" at the  end of the tape.'),
('9585',' The Japanese version contains footage not included in the other versions,  such as TV commercials for  _Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('9586',' The Cinemax/Pay per View cut features additional scenes of the romance  between the GLOBAL'),
('9587','GYM teams female former Soviet block monobrow import, and  Average Joes meek and eccentric team manager. The newly included material  also features a bedroom scene post'),
('9588','lovemaking between the pair.'),
('9589',' The Cinemax/Pay per View cut also includes an extended car wash scene which  includes raunchy jokes involving one characters unsightly "bikini" area  around his speedo.'),
('9590',' The Cinemax/Pay Per View version features and extended ending in which Peter,  Kate and Joyce share a three way kiss.'),
('9591',' The European cut of the film has two differences than the U.S cut. The first  one is a change of the musical cue when Troop 4'),
('9592','17 arrives for the qualifying  match. Also, the end credits sequence runs after the Average Joe commercial.  In the U.S cut, the end credits appears together with the Average Joe  commercial with a split screen.'),
('9593',' On the DVD release there is a alternate ending where the ref does not say  anything about the death match. Insted Globogym wins.'),
('9594',' Due to the late release date in Germany, Lance Armstrongs line had to be  changed from "Won the Tour de France five times" to "six times" when the  German version was dubbed.'),
('9595',' To ensure a PG'),
('9596','13 rating, two lines were changed in the US version: '),
('9597',' Original: "You all are about as useful as a cock'),
('9598','flavored lollipop" US: "You   all are about as useful as a poopie'),
('9599','flavored lollipop." '),
('9600',' Original: "Its like watching a bunch of retards trying to fuck a doorknob!"   US: "Its like watching a bunch of retards trying to hump a doorknob!" '),
('9601',' Original: "Sometimes you gotta grab life by the haunches and fuck it into   submission." US: "Sometimes you gotta grab life by the haunches and hump it   into submission."'),
('9602',' The 1946 re'),
('9603','release, shown on the Turner Classic Movies channel, lists the  end credits with a different order: Kathryn Marlowe (qv) is listed after  Harlan Briggs (qv), and John Payne (I) (qv) is listed last, after  Marlowe.'),
('9604',' The complete version of this film features Linda Lovelace having sex with  Eric Edwards first and then the dog. Certain versions omit this initial sex  scene.'),
('9605',' Porky disguising himself in various costumes to fool the dog, including a  chinese, is removed from Cartoon Network print'),
('9606',' The part where Porky disguises himself as many ethnic stereotypes was edited  on ABC and Cartoon Network so that way the part where Porky is dressed as an  American Indian and a Chinaman were deleted. The Cartoon Network has shown  this uncut after airing in uncut for so long.'),
('9607',' In the original and on the Cartoon Network version, after Porky hears that  the reward for the dog who keeps following him around is $5000 via a radio.  Porky replies, "A thousand a'),
('9608','be'),
('9609','a'),
('9610','be'),
('9611','bucks" and the radio announcer says,  "No, Five thousand a'),
('9612','be'),
('9613','a'),
('9614','be bucks!". On ABC, the radio announcers mocking  stutter was cut so that way he only says "No, Five thousand...bucks". This  was done because one of ABCs taboos in childrens programming is making fun  of speech impediments.'),
('9615',' Recent DVD release replaces the old Warner Bros. logo at the beginning with  the newer WB/AOL logo.'),
('9616',' Is also available in five parts: "Prelude: Dog Star Man" (1961), running 25  min; "Dog Star Man: Part 1" (1962), running 30 min; "Dog Star Man: Part 2"  (1963), running 7 min; "Dog Star Man: Part 3" (1964), running 11 min; and  _Dog Star Man: Part IV (1964)_ (qv), running 5 min.'),
('9617',' The version of Dogma shown at Cannes in 1999 was shown at the Vulgarthon 2000  in Red Bank, N.J. on 10/30/2000.'),
('9618',' Some gun scenes in this short have been censored.'),
('9619',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('9620',' To fit the needs of some local distributors, in Italy among others, assistant  director Anders Refn (qv) cut a version of Dogville which is about 45  minutes shorter than the original. The version was accepted and approved by  director Lars von Trier (qv).'),
('9621',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('9622',' An Australian VHS released by Premiere Home Video was cut to 87 minutes, 35  seconds (PAL format, meaning about two minutes of film were cut).'),
('9623',' The uncut film runs at 93 minutes film/NTSC format.'),
('9624',' In the original American release, distributed by American International  Pictures, the titles open with the AIP logo and appear over a shot of the sky  with clouds. In the current release on DVD '),
('9625',' and as shown on TCM '),
('9626',' the title  sequence is over a black background. When originally released, censors in  several countries trimmed certain scenes, including the orgy near the end of  the film.'),
('9627',' A scene omitted from the completed film depicted Dolores shattering all of  Joes mothers china.'),
('9628',' US version of this four'),
('9629','part anthology removes the episode directed by  Francesco Barilli.'),
('9630',' Scenes featured in trailers and TV ads but not in the final film: '),
('9631',' John Travolta sitting at a dinner with Vince Vaughn saying "You dont   deserve to be Dannys father"; the phrase "I outta see you burn" is left   out; '),
('9632',' Travolta under water fighting with Vince Vaughn. '),
('9633',' Travolta punching Vaughn in the face; '),
('9634',' Travolta saying "You got the wrong guy"; '),
('9635',' Steve Buscemi talking to Vaughn about money. Vaughn says "Theres more where   that came from"; Buscemi replies "there better be".'),
('9636',' In the trailers and TV spots, we see a shot of Travoltas S.U.V. hitting a  police car, this is not in the movie or on the DVD.'),
('9637',' In 1936 Ricardo de Baños re'),
('9638','edited the film with sound, titled El  castigador castigado.'),
('9639',' In the 1990s, Eklipse Records released a videocassette featuring both English  and French versions of this film. The video runs a total of 120 minutes, with  each version of the film clocking in at 60 minutes. On the video, the English  version omits the moment in which Don Quixotes niece pleads for him not to  leave, as well as the brief moments in which the housekeeper finds that Don  Quixote has gone, and in which Sancho Panza escapes his pursuing wife. These  scenes can be seen in the French version. However, the French version has no  subtitles, at least not on videocassette. The English and French versions of  the film have both recently been released on DVD.'),
('9640',' There were originally three versions of this film, one in French, one in  English, and one in German. It is not known if the German version still  exists, but it is stated in at least two classic film books that there were  three versions at one time. Chaliapin starred in all of them, but several of  the cast members were replaced. Identical sets and props were used for all  the versions, and all three versions used the same script, although it was  translated into the three languages for each country.'),
('9641',' The DVD release from Rhino Video is censored, with all nudity and graphic  violence removed.  The old VHS release on the Media Video label is the uncut  version.'),
('9642',' The 2006 DVD release of the film from BCI Eclipse is the uncut version of the  film.'),
('9643',' The original UK cinema version was cut by around a minute by the BBFC with  edits made to 3 scenes: '),
('9644',' The murder of the woman in the bedroom lost all footage of her being bound   and her nightdress ripped open (shots of her breasts being scorched with   candle wax were not present in the original submitted cinema print). '),
('9645',' The strangling of the model was heavily reduced and the shot of the killer   placing a coin in her stocking was removed. '),
('9646',' The killing of the prostitute lost a shot of a coin being placed in her   stocking and tied. The UK Anchor Bay DVD reinstated the shot of the coin in   the prostitutes stocking though the print itself had been pre'),
('9647','edited by   around 4 minutes and the other original BBFC cuts were not available to   restore.'),
('9648',' Originally broadcast as episodes of the TV series "Seaway" (1964).'),
('9649',' The only gag edited from TV versions of the film is the very last gag, where  the coyote dresses as Ralphs friend. It is reinstated for the Golden and  Premiere DVD collections.'),
('9650',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC and the film later found  itself on the DPP 74 list of video nasties. The 1987 UK video release was  heavily cut by 3 minutes 7 secs and extensively reduced the scene of the  naked chained woman pleading and being burned to death.'),
('9651',' For the U.S. release, several snippets of gore from the cannibal scenes were  cut to earn an "R" rating instead of an "X".'),
('9652',' The film was withdrawn in the UK in 1984 and ended up on the infamous DPP 74  list of video nasties. It was passed fully uncut in January 2006 as part of  Anchor Bays Box Of The Banned DVD compilation series.'),
('9653',' The region 1 DVD released by Paramount contains the full love scene which was  slightly trimmed for an "R" rating in the U.S.'),
('9654',' Dont Open Till Christmas was shot in 1983 but released in 1985; in the  meantime additional gory murders credited to the pseudonymous Al McGoohan  (probably Derek Ford or Alan Birkinshaw) were shot.  When it surfaced on  British video 2 minutes 13 seconds was cut from the film by the censors  mostly from the new murders.  The cut material that can be found in the  dutch video release consists of: '),
('9655',' the killer running a cut throat razor over Pat Astleys naked body twice to   establish she is a girl; '),
('9656',' the peep show santa being stabbed, spitting blood and shots of blood   splashing on the peep show girls window; '),
('9657',' in the London dungeon scene a doomed Santa originally came across a blood   splattered body (possibly a mannequin). His subsequent death by stabbing has   been reduced as well; '),
('9658',' the undercover cop Santas death is now totally incoherent: in the full   version the killer (who has a spike in his shoe) kicks him in the groin,   punches him in the face with a spiked glove then punches his throat with the   glove.  A second Santa (played by screenwriter Derek Ford) comes to his aid   and loses an eyeball in the process.  All that remains of this sequence in   the British version is a shot of the spiked shoe and brief shots of the   first punch and the cop Santa on the floor '),
('9659',' due to an editing fault, in the UK video shots of a dead body on a trapdoor   are missing replaced by a brief moment from the next scene; '),
('9660',' the infamous scene where Santa is castrated in a public toilet is missing   several shots of blood spurting in the urinal; '),
('9661',' the scene where the killer kidnaps the peep show girl (Kelly Baker) is   missing shots of her being tied up with chains '),
('9662',' Belinda Maynes character being stabbed twice has been deleted'),
('9663',' The USA video of Dont Open Till Christmas is uncut and contains all of the  scenes listed as cut from the UK version.'),
('9664',' Version released on UK DVD in 2003 restores all previous 2 minutes and 13  seconds of cuts made to the 1985 video release. However the film has been  slightly re'),
('9665','edited, the scene in which the department store Santa (Max Roman)  is castrated in the toilet has been moved to earlier on in the film replacing  a murder scene in which a Santa impersonator is shot with a gun. The latter  scene is missing from the disc.'),
('9666',' The old German Video "Fröhliche Weihnacht" (Happy Christmas) was released  with a few short Cuts. For example the castration scene was shortened. After  a few years the Vieo was banned, although it was cut in violence..'),
('9667',' A German DVD was released unrated and unapproved. One Year after the official  release it was banned. The DVD is full uncut an in a good quality.'),
('9668',' TV versions edit the shot of the three drag queens stealing the car and also  cut the line of dialogue from Sue Ellen that goes, "Oh yeah, what are we  gonna say? Liza Minnelli stole our Buick?"'),
('9669',' UK version was edited to secure a "18" rating. Removed were sight of  intravenous vodka injection and Steve'),
('9670','O surrounding himself in lighted  fireworks because they are likely to harm potential viewers by imitation.'),
('9671',' German version was edited to secure a "Not under 18" rating.'),
('9672',' UK version was cut to get an 18 rating. Removed were a woman has flammable  liquid spread on her breasts and set alight and an apparent bystander appears  to be genuinely assaulted with a skateboard.'),
('9673',' Scenes showing Donald smoking and the nephews playing with a toy gun were  cut.'),
('9674',' A scene where Daisy points a gun at her head has been deleted.'),
('9675',' For some reason, the beginning where Donald was paddling his canoe was  censored.'),
('9676',' Was rereleased in 2000 for the Game Boy Color with toned down grapics and two  new options, a printer mode and a bonus stage.'),
('9677',' In 1994 there was a now incredibly rare Tournament Edition which Blockbuster  Video used at their locations for children to compete their national video  game tournament. This version consisted of a handful of the full games  stages, with a five minute timer for total game play and empathized point  gaining with a larger on'),
('9678','stage and end stage counters.'),
('9679',' Also rereleased for the GameBoy Advance in 2003. This version is almost  identical to the GBC version only without printer support and with updated  graphics.'),
('9680',' Changes from the original in the Directors Cut: '),
('9681',' 2 mins: As Donnie Rides into town the music has changed from Echo and the   Bunnymens The Killing Moon to INXSs Never Tear Us Apart. '),
('9682',' 6 mins: Before Donnies mum enters his room after dinner she has a short   discussion with Elizabeth, asking how she knew Donnie has stopped taking his   medication. '),
('9683',' 9 mins: As Donnie is awakened by Franks voice we see a close up of his eye   opening with Frank reflected in his iris. Also the sequence as he leaves the   house is extended slightly. '),
('9684',' 16 mins: As Donnie, Samantha and Elizabeth sit in the hotel room Samantha   tries to think of ways to make money from the accident, and Donnie tells her   when she falls asleep hes going to "fart in your face." '),
('9685',' 17 mins: As Donnies parents discuss Frankie Feedler the scene is slightly   extended, Donnies dad thinks someone was watching over him. '),
('9686',' 23 mins: As Gretchen Ross makes her first appearance in the classroom more   reactions can be heard from the classmates. '),
('9687',' 24 mins: As Donnie and his dad drive, just before nearly hitting Grandma   Death, they flick back and forth between radio stations, Donnie wins and   music now plays throughout the scene. '),
('9688',' 28 mins: Franks voice can now be heard during the Cunning Visions video,   telling Donnie to watch closely. '),
('9689',' 29 mins: Another shot of Donnies eye opening as Frank awakens him before he   floods the school, water is seen reflected in his eye this time. '),
('9690',' 30 mins: Whilst waiting at the bus stop, before they hear school is   cancelled, Donnie steals Samanthas poem and torments her. Donnies friends   also have another opportunity to bully Sharita Chen, calling her Porky Pig,   and saying "I hope you get molested." '),
('9691',' 31 mins: More rumors fly around as to why school is closed. '),
('9692',' 33 mins: As Donnie walks home with Gretchen he mentions how he wants to be   able to "change things." '),
('9693',' 37 mins: As the police check the students handwriting we see Donnie looking   nervous, and Karen Pomeroy noticing it. This also fixes the continuity as   all the previous names on the list are called before Donnie. '),
('9694',' 41 mins: Newscast. Before the emergency PTA meeting Mrs. Farmer and Karen   Pomeroy exchange words about Mrs. Farmers intentions to get The Destructors   banned. '),
('9695',' 44 mins: Donnies English class have a poetry day, where Donnie reads a poem   about himself and Frank. "A storm is coming, Frank says a storm that will   swallow the children and I will deliver them from the kingdom of pain I will   deliver the children back the their doorsteps And send the monsters back to   the underground Ill send them back to a place where no'),
('9696','one else can see   them Except for me Because I am Donnie Darko" Karen Pomeroy then asks him   who Frank is, Donnie tells her hes a six foot bunny rabbit, and everyone   laughs at him. '),
('9697',' 53 mins: We see the first of the excerpts from The Philosophy of Time   Travel, concerning the tangent universe. '),
('9698',' 59 mins: We see Donnie waiting for the school bus a plane flies overhead and   everyone looks up nervously, then the second excerpt from The Philosophy of   Time Travel appears, Chapter 2, Water and Metal. Behind this transition   there is a short new scene where Donnie sits down next to Gretchen and she   asks him why he has blood on his neck. '),
('9699',' 61 mins: We see Donnies parents out for dinner, discussing what they should   do about disciplining him after the incident with Mrs. Farmer. Their   opinions are wildly different, and they joke about getting divorced. '),
('9700',' 62 mins: Whilst the parents are out to dinner we see that Donnie and   Elizabeth have been sitting at home carving the pumpkins seen later in the   film. '),
('9701',' 64 mins: Another shot of Donnies eye opening, along with footage of waves   breaking on a beach. '),
('9702',' 65 mins: We see Donnie and Gretchen in an arcade, the scene is overlaid by   chapter 7 from the book, The Manipulated Living. '),
('9703',' 66 mins: As Donnie watches Jim Cunninghams seminar at the school his   perception changes, he sees things speeded up, and mentions to Gretchen that   he is travelling through time. The seminar now goes on longer, with extra   scenes before Donnie steps up to the mic. '),
('9704',' 71 mins: Donnie and Gretchen go to visit Roberta Sparrow, there is nobody   home but Donnie checks her mailbox and is inspired to write to her. This   scene is overlaid with chapter 4 from the book, the Artifact of the Living. '),
('9705',' 74 mins: Karen Pomeroy tells the class they are no longer allowed to study   The Destructors, and that their new book will be Watership Down, however if   any student wants a copy of Graham Greenes book someone has put 20 copies   aside at the Sarasota Mall. '),
('9706',' 75 mins: Another overlay from The Philosophy of Time Travel, this time   chapter 6, the Living Receiver. '),
('9707',' 81 mins: Another eye opening shot, this time with flames reflected in it. '),
('9708',' 87 mins: Another overlay, chapter 10, the Manipulated Dead. '),
('9709',' 88 mins: Donnie returns home the morning after the fire and talks to his dad   in the garden. His dad tells him that no matter how crazy he thinks he is,   he should always say whats on his mind. '),
('9710',' 90 mins: As we see Jim Cunningham arrested on TV the voiceover on the TV is   slightly different. '),
('9711',' 91 mins: Karen Pomeroys firing is slightly shortened. '),
('9712',' 92 mins: Karen gives one of her last classes, after the students watch a   section of Watership Down they discuss Fiver (the rabbit)s visions, and how   trusting those visions of the end of the world would save the warren.   Gretchen and Donnie argue in the class about the meaning of them. Donnie   doesnt see the point of crying over a dead rabbit, Gretchen tells Donnie he   missed the point, and Karen Pomeroy tells the class that the Deus Ex Machina   is what saved the rabbits. '),
('9713',' 97 mins: Donnie says goodbye to his mom in the street as she goes to LA with   Sparkle Motion. '),
('9714',' 98 mins: As Karen clears out her desk, her talk with Donnie is different,   she suggests on a Friday night Donnie should be out scaring old people. '),
('9715',' 103 mins: Donnie talks with his doctor about his belief in God, and she   tells him he can stop taking his medication as they are placebos. '),
('9716',' 106 mins: There is an overlay of Chapter 9, the Ensurance Trap. '),
('9717',' 110 mins: As Donnie walks around the party, observing peoples channels,   there is another montage of his eye, as if he were putting all the clues   together that lead him to thinking he should go to Grandma Deaths house. '),
('9718',' 114 mins: As Donnie is pinned down with the knife to his throat outside   Grandma Deaths house, it is now very clear he is saying Deus Ex Machina. '),
('9719',' 116 mins: Roberta Sparrow tells Donnie a storm is coming, and that he must   hurry. '),
('9720',' 118 mins: We see a montage of things reflected in Donnies eye as Frank   counts down to the end of the world. '),
('9721',' 120 mins: Another montage as we see the universe collapsing and rewinding as   Donnie travels back through time. '),
('9722',' 123 mins: The final overlay is of chapter 12, Dreams, which explains why   everyone seems to be having a sleepless night as Mad World plays.'),
('9723',' A directors cut of the film has been released. This new cut includes  additional scenes, some changes to the soundtrack, a much improved sound mix.  Also, pages from the Philosophy of Time Travel, previously viewable only as a  DVD extra or on the website, have been inserted between scenes. The result is  a movie that tells a much more coherent story.'),
('9724',' In the original version, when Donnie first begins to witness the liquid spear  coming out of his chest, the spear moves across the room, turns back toward  him and forms a large sort'),
('9725','of finger that beckons him to follow. In the  Directors cut, the spear does not beckon him. He simply follows. Also the  soundtrack in this scene has changed. Previously, we could hear the TV  advertising the Middlesex Halloween Carnival. This has been replaced with  sound effects now associated with any of the oddities of the tangent  universe. In the Directors Cut there is also the audio for a commercial for  "Whos the Boss?" starring Tony Danza inserted prior to the Halloween  Carnival add.'),
('9726',' In the Directors Cut, Gretchen is now heard saying "Fuck em!" while  flipping the bird at Seth and his friend after Donnie warns her about them.'),
('9727',' In the Directors Cut, the voice saying "Get off the stage, Cherita!" and  "You suck!" (presumably said by Ronald Fisher) are no longer heard after  Cherita is done with her dance. Also gone is the catcall right before this.  However, added to the scene was more raucous applause instead of the nervous  applause from the original version.'),
('9728',' The directors cut features many small changes with the sound, when compared  to the original: '),
('9729',' Some scenes have different or no music. '),
('9730',' Some scenes have added sound effects. '),
('9731',' Sometimes the music is quieter than it was in the original, allowing us to   hear the people talking better '),
('9732',' Some speech is either added/removed '),
('9733',' There is now an "electronic buzzing" sound whenever Frank appears'),
('9734',' Also, the line from Frank in the cinema, "I am so sorry", seems to be missing  from the directors cut.'),
('9735',' Shortly before the release of Doom 2, a version was released as "Ultimate  Doom" with a fourth episode that led in to Doom 2'),
('9736',' In version 1.4 for the PC, an alteration was present. In Episode 1, Map 4:  "Command Control", a structure originally lowers to the ground to create a  pattern of a swastika on the floor. This was done as a reference to  "Wolfenstein 3D" however, this offended many players so it was changed to a  different, yet similar structure in this version. (See links under  "photographs")'),
('9737',' The unrated version of Doom contains scenes not in the original film,  including: '),
('9738',' Portland and The Kid finding Dr. Tallman in a locker room '),
('9739',' Sarge briefing the team on the helicopter '),
('9740',' Kid shooting steaming pipes '),
('9741',' What happens to Pinkys legs '),
('9742',' An extended version of the first'),
('9743','person shooter scene '),
('9744',' Sam and Duke in the Med Lab '),
('9745',' Portland reloading his gun in the restroom In addition, the unrated version   also contains two extra bonus features: '),
('9746',' a look at how the first'),
('9747','person shooter scene was created and the scene   itself '),
('9748',' some hints and tips for beginners on the Doom 3 game.'),
('9749',' The film was cut to obtain an R rating for the Academy Video release. The  current DVD from Code Red is the uncut version.'),
('9750',' The edited, R'),
('9751','rated version omits 13 minutes of footage, including explicit  dialogue bits, sex scenes, and large portions of the ending.'),
('9752',' The console versions of Doom II omit levels 31 and 32 and alter some level  maps due to size of media and hardware limits.'),
('9753',' The German release of Doom II omits the two Wolfenstein'),
('9754','based secret levels  due to a prohibition on the use of Nazi imagery in that country.'),
('9755',' A special edition of the movie was released in 1997 on laserdisc with  additional scenes that were cut from the movie: '),
('9756',' A scene taking place circa 1965 with Jim Morrison (Kilmer) jamming onstage   with Rays band, adding obscene lyrics to the Van Morrison song "Gloria." '),
('9757',' 2 additional scenes of a bearded Jim reciting poetry in the recording   studio. '),
('9758',' Additional footage of Jim singing "The Unknown Soldier" at the New Haven   concert. '),
('9759',' A scene of Jim getting roughed up and harrassed in jail by police officers   after being arrested at the New Haven concert. '),
('9760',' Jim in his hotel room with 2 young women and Pam (Meg Ryan) yelling at him   from outside. '),
('9761',' Additional footage in the scene where Jim is on an airplane en route to   Miami. '),
('9762',' Additional scene at the end with Jim and Ray (Kyle Machlachlan) walking   around Venice and talking before he departs for Paris. '),
('9763',' Jim and Pam talking in the airplane en route to Paris.'),
('9764',' A UK version runs only 82 minutes.'),
('9765',' Spanish version '),
('9766',' El marido provisional '),
('9767',' filmed by Malasomma, with Roberto  Rey and Maria Mercader taking the roles of Nazzari and Gioi.'),
('9768',' US prints give Roy Thinnes top billing over Ian Hendry, perhaps due to  Thinnes being known for his TV series "Invaders, The."'),
('9769',' Screenings of Doppelganger on British terrestrial television over the last  ten years have featured an incorrectly produced print: the person responsible  for creating this print was unaware of the films central premise and  performed a second "flop'),
('9770','over" on the mirror planet footage, in the  mistaken belief that it was the wrong way round. This, of course, made  nonsense of this section of the film (particularly Ross slow realisation  that he has not returned to Earth after all) and thereby gave viewers the  impression that they were watching the mirror planets Ross here on Earth.'),
('9771',' Some British prints also featured an additional voice'),
('9772','over during the climax:  in the corridor at the nursing home, as he reaches out for the mirror Webb  hears Ross voice telling him, "Jason, we were right. There are definitely  two identical planets." (Taken from earlier in the film, this is a line of  dialogue that Webb never heard spoken as communications between Webb and Ross  were cut mid'),
('9773','sentence.)'),
('9774',' The Cartoon Network version cuts out the begining where Piccolo is injured by  the fighters. It also cuts Chi'),
('9775','Chi saying "What the hell do you want?" Also  cut is the scene when Gohan is drunk and urinates on Krillins head. The  credit sequence includes new music.'),
('9776',' Two version were released in the U.S. One version was a five'),
('9777','part mini'),
('9778','series  for the series syndication run. It was edited for violence and Gohans nudity  when he changes back from transforming into the massive ape. An uncut version  was released on video and DVD which was more faithful to the original  Japanese version.'),
('9779',' Television version censors the profanity and sexual humor but not the  violence.'),
('9780',' US edited version deletes the violence and profanity.'),
('9781',' The film was successfully prosecuted in the UK and appeared on the infamous  DPP 74 list of video nasties. The 1992 video release was cut by 10 secs to a  drill murder by the BBFC and the 2001 DVD issue was culled from the same cut  print.'),
('9782',' New songs and Paul Tripp narration added for American release.'),
('9783',' In some foreign releases, an additional scene which showed more of the  brothers consummating their relationship, was removed for censorship reasons.'),
('9784',' Was reprogrammed for the Gameboy Advance in 2004. This version features new  levels and new moves.'),
('9785',' Sony Playstation version released in 1996 features voice actors.'),
('9786',' The Japanese version of the game allows you to choose your starting character  (Lee, Chin, Ooyama and Urquidez).'),
('9787',' Although rated FSK18, German Video release contains several cuts to reduce  violence.'),
('9788',' The 3rd DVD'),
('9789','Release in Germany from Laser Paradise is uncut.'),
('9790',' In its Sega CD release, the Full Motion Video (FMV) is surrounded by Gray  Bars, and the on'),
('9791','screen functions (The Map, and the Trap controls) are in the  gray bars. The Sega Saturn release is full'),
('9792','screen, with the on'),
('9793','screen  functions transparent.'),
('9794',' The American version features a different ending: in the original, Veronique  drives to the house where her is still living and pauses outside to touch a  tree. Her father realizes shes outside and raises his head from the bench  where hes working. The American version features 1 minute of additional   footage showing the father stepping outside the house, calling his daughter   and Veronique running into his arms. Kieslowski shot the additional   sequences after the films premiere at the New York Film Festival in 1991,   when he realized that the audience didnt understand the meaning of the   original ending.'),
('9795',' In the original movie trailer, a scene where a close up shot of a picture of  Patti is on Dougs corkboard. Doug then touches the picture and it zooms out  to show Doug and Skeeter sad and Skeeter comforting Doug. This scene is not  in the final movie.'),
('9796',' An 83 minute version of the movie was released on video which included a  special "Dougumentary" after the credits which featured the answers to the  top 10 most asked questions about Doug.'),
('9797',' 10.2 meters (about 24 seconds) of a sex scene was cut from this movie in  Norway.'),
('9798',' As a bonus feature for the German DVD release, each Asterix film was given a  new dubbing in a German dialect. This film was dubbed in Bavarian.'),
('9799',' Scenes not included in the final release are in the trailer.'),
('9800',' A tinted restoration made by Karl Malkames with an uncredited piano score was  copyrighted by Killiam Shows, Inc. in 1972. Its running time was 83 minutes.'),
('9801',' There are two scenes which did not make the final cut, one which is included  in the trailer and one which is pictured on the back of all the VHS and DVD  editions of the film. They are: '),
('9802',' (Trailer) Monk tells Al that girls are like buses, and a new one comes along   every two minutes, depending on traffic. '),
('9803',' (Video Box) Imogen discovers the porno magazine under Als bed while Cyrus   looks on.'),
('9804',' A Special Edition of the "Down with America" trilogy was released exclusively  to the Internet on May 16, 2000. The SE version of "Moldy Kitten" had the  following changes: '),
('9805',' enhanced picture and sound '),
('9806',' a redo of one effects shot '),
('9807',' digital repositioning of Joe Kaczkowskis eyes in several scenes '),
('9808',' digital removal of the script from the background of one shot '),
('9809',' digital removal of power lines in the background of two shots.'),
('9810',' A slightly different version (dated 1998) is currently in circulation, with  alternate title cards and new optical effects.'),
('9811',' The scene where Dr. Thorkel murders Dr. Mendoza is missing from many TV  prints.'),
('9812',' A scene appears in the trailer where Dr. Dolittle is counseling two tortoises  & the female tortoise mentions she wants sex once every ten years.  This  scene does not appear in the final film.'),
('9813',' The 60'),
('9814','minute TCM print shown was presented by Harold Lloyd Entertainment and  contained a music score composed, arranged and conducted by  Robert Israel (II) (qv). The score was performed by The Moravian  Philharmonic Orchestra and by members of The Robert Israel Orchestra.'),
('9815',' In 1971, Killiam Films, Inc. copyrighted a restored and tinted edition with  an original theatrical organ score by Lee Erwin (I) (qv) and a running time  of 67 minutes plus a minute for new additional credits.'),
('9816',' There is a tinted version, brown for the interior scenes, green for outdoor  scenes and the titles '),
('9817',' in made in Yugoslavia in 1965.'),
('9818',' Originally released at 97 minutes. Later reissues are taken from a shortened  82'),
('9819','minutes print.  Deletions include: '),
('9820',' A 3.5 minute segment immediately following the opening credits. This is   filmed in first person, and shows Jekyll playing the organ and getting ready   for his lecture. '),
('9821',' Jekyll helping a young girl to learn to walk in the free ward. This 1 minute   scene preceeds the scene with the sick woman in bed. '),
('9822',' After his first transformation, Jekyll does not go immediately to the pub as   in the cut version. Instead, Poole comes to the laboratory, and Jekyll takes   the antidote and then lets him in. Jekyll then visits Muriel and learns that   she is going away on a trip. Jekyll is preoccupied with her absence. When he   learns she will be away another month, Poole suggests he go out. Jekyll   knows a man of his position cannot be seen in the establishments of the   lower classes, so he decides to take the potion again. Another on screen   transformation occurs, this time while he is seated in a chair. He then   leaves for the pub at which Ivy is singing.  This sequence lasts 6.5   minutes. '),
('9823',' Just before Jekylls transformation in the park, the restored scene reveals   the reason for his transformation without taking the potion. He sees a bird   being killed by a cat up in a tree. The traces of the drug in his combined   with the witnessing of this violent act is enough to trigger the   transformation, which he now has no control over. This restored cut lasts 45   seconds. '),
('9824',' The last restored scene is when Jekyll visits Muriel to "set her free".    This adds additional details as to the torment Jekyll is going through, and   confusion of Muriel as to what is troubling Jekyll.'),
('9825',' Current MGM video version of the film is the 97 minute version.'),
('9826',' The infamous Miriam Hopkins nude scene (!) missing, even from the restored  VHS Turner Classics version, is now fully restored in the new DVD release.  This most widely censored scene consists of a single fleeting nude (!) shot,  lasting perhaps five seconds, of Miriam Hopkins as Ivy getting into bed  during her first meeting with Jekyll.'),
('9827',' This film was simultaneously shot with all the cast delivering their lines in  English.'),
('9828',' 1948 English language version has clothing of Indian characters changed to  more Western type.'),
('9829',' Soviet editors re'),
('9830','cut the Dr. Mabuse films into one shorter film and titled  it "Gilded Putrefaction."'),
('9831',' The Image Entertainment DVD release of Dr. Mabuse omits several scenes.  Between the Stock Market sequence and the beginning of the Folies Bergere  sequence, there is a crucial scene of Dr. Mabuse giving a psychological  lecture to a society. This establishes Mabuse as a bona fide doctor, and  makes his criminality and cruelty all the more perverse.'),
('9832',' The U.S. release through Janus Films divides this into two separate films:  "Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler" (at 120 minutes) and "Dr. Mabuse, King of Crime"  (at 93 minutes).'),
('9833',' The complete restored version of this film is now available (June 2004) on a  double DVD from Eureka in the UK. This version includes the scenes not  present in the US Image Entertainment release.'),
('9834',' Originally the ending had Honey being attacked by crabs when Bond rescues  her. The crabs moved too slowly to be really menacing and the ending was  reshot without the crabs. Still photographs of the earlier ending can be seen  on the special edition DVD.'),
('9835',' During the Dent execution, most TV prints omit Bonds second gunshot into  Dents back. Some foreign prints omit the scene entirely.'),
('9836',' Some TV prints shorten the opening scenes to speed up Bonds introduction. In  particular a scene featuring a fellow agent arriving at the casino in search  of Bond is cut, and the card game with Sylvia Trench begins just prior to the  famous "Bond, James Bond" introduction, omitting the lengthy lead'),
('9837','up in the  original.'),
('9838',' Alternate versions of some scenes were filmed for European markets, including  a somewhat more revealing scene involving the character Miss Taro.'),
('9839',' In later prints and in the video version a scene featuring Vincent Price  singing "Over the rainbow" is removed, supposedly for copyright reasons. The  DVD release of 2001 restores the Vincent Price'),
('9840','sung "Over The Rainbow".'),
('9841',' The French language version features different music during the opening recap  sequence.'),
('9842',' This game is a localized version of a Japanese puzzle game called Puyo Puyo,  which was also released on the SNES as a Kirby game.'),
('9843',' A "Sing'),
('9844','Along Classics" version featuring on'),
('9845','screen lyrics was released on  FoxVideo VHS in 1994 and titled "Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham and Other  Stories".'),
('9846',' The US version opens with the following text being displayed before the  Columbia lady appears: "It is the stated position of the U.S. Air Force that  their safeguards would prevent the occurence of such events as are depicted  in this film. Furthermore, it should be noted that none of the characters  portrayed in this film are meant to represent any real persons living or  dead."'),
('9847',' An entire alternate ending scene was cut from the film involving a huge  custard pie fight between everyone in the war room. Following is the events  as they occurred: This footage began at a point in the War Room where the  Russian ambassador is seen, for the second time, surreptitiously taking  photographs of the Big Board, using six or seven tiny spy'),
('9848','cameras disguised  as a wristwatch, a diamond ring, a cigarette lighter, and cufflinks. The head  of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Air Force General Buck Turgidson (George C.  Scott) catches him in flagrante and, as before, tackles him and throws him to  the floor. They fight furiously until President Merkin Muffley intervenes:  "This is the War Room, gentlemen! How dare you fight in here!" General  Turgidson is unfazed. "Weve got the Commie rat redhanded this time, Mr.  President!" The detachment of four military police, which earlier escorted  the ambassador to the War Room, stands by as General Turgidson continues:  "Mr. President, my experience in these matters of espionage has caused me to  be more skeptical than your average Joe. I think these cameras," he indicates  the array of ingenious devices, "may be dummy cameras, Just to put us off. I  say hes got the real McCoy concealed on his person. I would like to have  your permission, Mr. President, to have him fully searched." "All right," the  President says, "permission granted." General Turgidson addresses the  military police: "Okay boys, you heard the President. I want you to search  the ambassador thoroughly. And due to the tininess of his equipment do not  overlook any of the seven bodily orifices." The camera focuses on the face of  the ambassador as he listens and mentally calculates the orifices with an  expression of great annoyance. Why you capitalist swine!" he roars, and  reaches out of the frame to the huge three'),
('9849','tiered table that was wheeled in  earlier. Then he turns back to General Turgidson, who now has a look of  apprehension on his face as he ducks aside, managing to evade a custard pie  that the ambassador is throwing at him. President Muffley has been standing  directly behind the general, so that when he ducks, the president is hit  directly in the face with the pie. He is so overwhelmed by the sheer  indignity of being struck with a pie that he simply blacks out. General  Turgidson catches him as he collapses. "Gentlemen," he intones, "The  president has been struck down, in the prime of his life and his presidency.  I say massive retaliation!" And he picks up another pie and hurls it at the  ambassador. It misses and hits instead General Faceman, the joint Chief  representing the Army. Faceman is furious. "Youve gone too far this time,  Buck!" he says, throwing a pie himself, which hits Admiral Pooper, the Naval  Joint Chief who, of course, also retaliates. A monumental pie fight ensues.  Meanwhile, parallel to the pie'),
('9850','fight sequence, another sequence is occurring.  At about the time that the first pie is thrown, Dr. Strangelove raises  himself from his wheelchair. Then, looking rather wild'),
('9851','eyed, he shouts, "Mein  Fuhrer, I can valk!" He takes a triumphant step forward and pitches flat on  his face. He immediately tries to regain the wheelchair, snaking his way  across the floor, which is so highly polished and slippery that the  wheelchair scoots out of reach as soon as Strangelove touches it. We intercut  between the pie fight and Strangeloves snakelike movements '),
('9852',' reach and  scoot, reach and scoot '),
('9853',' which suggest a curious, macabre pas de deux. When  the chair finally reaches the wall, it shoots sideways across the floor and  comes to a stop ten feet away, hopelessly out of reach. Strangelove,  exhausted and dejected, pulls himself up so that he is sitting on the floor,  his back against the wall at the far end of the War Room. He stares for a  moment at the surreal activity occurring there, the pie fight appearing like  a distant, blurry, white blizzard. The camera moves in on Strangelove as he  gazes, expressionless now, at the distant fray. Then, unobserved by him, his  right hand slowly rises, moves to the inner pocket of his jacket and, with  considerable stealth, withdraws a German Luger pistol and moves the barrel  toward his right temple. The hand holding the pistol is seized at the last  minute by the free hand and both grapple for its control. The hand grasping  the wrist prevails and is able to deflect the pistols aim so that when it  goes off with a tremendous roar, it misses the temple. The explosion  reverberates with such volume that the pie fight freezes. A tableau, of white  and ghostly aspect: Strangelove stares for a moment before realizing that he  has gained the upper hand. "Gentlemen," he calls out to them. "Enough of  these childish games. Vee hab vork to do. Azzemble here pleeze!" For a  moment, no one moves. Then a solitary figure breaks rank: It is General  Turgidson, who walks across the room to the wheelchair and pushes it over to  the stricken Strangelove. "May I help you into your chair, Doctor?" he asks.  He begins wheeling Strangelove across the War Room floor, which is now about  half a foot deep in custard pie. They move slowly until they reach the  president and the Russian ambassador who are sitting crosslegged, facing each  other, building a sandcastle. "What in Sam Hill..." mutters General  Turgidson. "Ach," says Strangelove. "I think their minds have snapped under  the strain. Perhaps they will have to be institutionalized." As they near the  pie'),
('9854','covered formation of generals and admirals, General Turgidson announces  gravely: "Well, boys, it looks like the future of this great land of ours is  going to be in the hands of people like Dr. Strangelove here. So lets hear  three for the good doctor!" And as he pushes off again, the eerie formation  raise their voices in a thin, apparition'),
('9855','like lamentation: "Hip, hip, hooray,  hip, hip, hooray!" followed by Vera Lynns rendition of "Well Meet Again."  The camera is up and back in a dramatic long shot as General Turgidson moves  across the War Room floor in a metaphorical visual marriage of Mad Scientist  and United States Military. The End.'),
('9856',' Three different screen aspect ratios have been used for video releases. The  initial video releases up until the last VHS used a pan & scan transfer.  Starting with the Criterion Collection laserdisc, as well as the later  Columbia laserdisc, the film was presented "open matte" which meant that as  much of the frame was captured as possible. Since many scenes were shot with  mattes in'),
('9857','camera, the aspect ratio varied between 1.33:1 to roughly 1.66:1.  This same version was used for the original and later Special Edition. In  2004, Columbia completed a new restoration of the film using an original  fine'),
('9858','grain positive. This was utilized for a high definition transfer used  for the 2'),
('9859','disc 40th Anniversary Edition DVD set. For the first time, this  edition used 16x9 enhancement and presented the entire film at its theatrical  exhibition aspect ratio of 1.66:1. While this obscures image previously seen  on the variable ratio transfers, this preserves the intended "matted"  wide'),
('9860','screen composition '),
('9861',' very important for shots like Major Kong riding the  bomb to the ground. In the variable ratio transfers, the rigging and  projection screen edges are visible.'),
('9862',' Also released in a silent version for theatres not yet talkie equipped.'),
('9863',' Universal released a newly restored version of the film in 1999 that included  a musical score by Philip Glass. The original "Swan Lake" music during the  opening credits was removed.'),
('9864',' Originally released with a tongue'),
('9865','in'),
('9866','cheek epilogue in which  Edward Van Sloan (qv) addresses the audience about what they have just  seen. Although dropped from later prints, and not restored for the 2004 DVD  release, a short clip is included at the conclusion of the documentary Road  to Dracula, The (1999).'),
('9867',' In the VHS version, there is the addition of the scene where Mina seduces Van  Helsing and, for some reason, the subtitles when characters are speaking  Romanian are omitted.'),
('9868',' British video version contains a scene where Jonathan Harkers nipple is  licked by one of the female vampires, who then bites it and causes it to  bleed.'),
('9869',' Some versions include a scene where Mina attempts to seduce Van Helsing.'),
('9870',' The film risked being rated NC'),
('9871','17 because of one of the illustrations in the  Arabian Nights book Nina and Lucy are looking at. If you actually look at the  book in the movie the long shot of the book looks like it is blacked out  (this is more apparent on the laser and DVD editions of the movie).'),
('9872',' There were 38 different cuts of the film prior to its release. There are at  least eight shots missing from the theatrical, video, and DVD versions.  Criterion laserdisc version has extra footage, and a 30 min. documentary  entitled "The Making of Bram Stokers Dracula"'),
('9873',' After premiering at 106m, film was cut to 93m; some of the cut footage was  edited to earn an "R" rating, replacing than the original "X".'),
('9874',' Although the UK cinema version didnt suffer as many cuts as  _Flesh for Frankenstein (1973)_ (qv) it was edited by around 4 minutes by the  BBFC with extensive cuts to the sex scenes and edits to shots of the Count  drinking and then vomiting up blood. The 1995 First Independent video version  and all subsequent UK releases were fully uncut.'),
('9875',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by the BBFC to shorten close'),
('9876','up shots  of Dracula pulling the stake from his heart. The shots were restored in the  2004 DVD release.'),
('9877',' Original French version ran 96 minutes. 1979 USA theatrical version  (co'),
('9878','produced by Bob Dorian) was heavily cut (to 78 minutes), severely  re'),
('9879','edited, and dubbed into English using joke voices and deliberately comical  dialogue (similar to "Whats Up Tiger Lily?")'),
('9880',' In 1998, the original French cut (dubbed in English) was released on video.  Both versions of the film are currently available in the USA on video.'),
('9881',' Softcore version eliminates shots of sexual penetration while the hardcore  version does not include close'),
('9882','ups of the count biting female breasts and  blood spurting from vampire mouths.'),
('9883',' The film was re'),
('9884','cut and re'),
('9885','released in 1979 under the title Dracula  Sucks(this is also the title the film was released under in Britain.'),
('9886',' Original version was entitled "Draculas Bride" and ran 108 minutes long.'),
('9887',' Released on video by VCS as Lust At First Bite, cut to 81 minutes.'),
('9888',' Re'),
('9889','released in 1980 as Lust At First Bite, cut to 91 minutes.'),
('9890',' Re'),
('9891','released in 1979 as Dracula Sucks,running 88 minutes,and re'),
('9892','edited.'),
('9893',' Released in 1978 as Draculas Bride, running 110 minutes.'),
('9894',' The UK cinema and video versions were cut by around 20 secs by the BBFC with  edits made to blood flows in the resurrection and staking scenes plus a  shortening of the seduction sequence between Dracula and Diana. The DVD  release is fully uncut.'),
('9895',' The 20th Century Fox prints that were used in the United States have been  replaced with the Warner'),
('9896','Pathe version that was released in Great Britain.'),
('9897',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 14 secs by the BBFC to remove a  scene showing a background poster of Bruce Lee (I) (qv) wielding nunchakus,  as these were strictly outlawed in the UK at the time. The cuts were restored  for the 2001 Columbia release.'),
('9898',' Re'),
('9899','released for Gamecube with cel'),
('9900','shaded graphics.'),
('9901',' Re'),
('9902','released for Gamecube in 2004 with extra characters.'),
('9903',' The game was remade for the Gameboy Color, and including a new translation  that is closer to the original Japanese storyline, and includes new  locations, including a new dungeon and a bonus board'),
('9904','style minigame found in  several locations.'),
('9905',' What wasnt included in the original North American release of Dragon Warrior  III for the NES was restored for the Game Boy Color release, therefore giving  it a Teen rating.'),
('9906',' The version originally released for Nintendo was censored for content: '),
('9907',' A tavern became an eatery. '),
('9908',' Religion was toned town. '),
('9909',' The dead were not as disturbing when traveling behind you. '),
('9910',' There were no "puff'),
('9911','puffs." ("Puff'),
('9912','puffs" have become widely debated on the   internet and between fans as to what it is. Some think that it is a   reference to oral sex, while others see it as a man receiving a massage with   a womans genitals or breasts. No one really knows...) '),
('9913',' The version for Game Boy Color restores this content, making it a remake of   the original game.'),
('9914',' The Gameboy Color version has all of the levels but are shortened and missing  some sound effects. other than that, the Gameboy Color version contains a  bilingual language (English, Spanish, French, Dutch, Japanese, and Chinese).'),
('9915',' A version was released on home CD'),
('9916','based consoles (ie Sega CD, 3DO) that  included an extra scene/stage.'),
('9917',' The DVD version contains the alternate version of the final level from the  pre'),
('9918','production version where Princess Daphne doesnt turn into a monster but  Dirk still fights Mordroc anyway and it ends with Mordroc getting the death  ring in his finger but this time Dirk doesnt escape the Daphne monster but  Mordroc ends up bubbling up until he bursts while the final version has him  turn into a monster while Dirk dodges the Daphne'),
('9919','monster and Dirk blows up  Mordroc with his sword.'),
('9920',' A scene showing Bruce being hit by a car while riding a bicycle is shown in  the theatrical trailer but not in the theatrical release.'),
('9921',' A scene showing Linda (Lauren Holly) pulling a sheet over herself is shown in  the theatrical trailer but is not shown in the theatrical release.'),
('9922',' The theatrical release had a different camera angle in a few scenes that  different in the video or DVD releases. One of these includes when Bruce Lee  (Jason Scott Lee) says "This is the first Bruce Lee Kung Fu Institute.", and  punches the air. In the theatrical version the shot of him is a closeup from  the front and the punch looks fast and powerful. In the video and DVD release  this shot is a distance shot that shows his back and the punch seems fast,  but lacking in power.'),
('9923',' The climatic use of nunchucks in the dream sequence has been reduced to  deemphasize the display of weaponry in the UK versions.'),
('9924',' The DVD features a cut scene where many dragonflies are attacking Joes  kitchen window and he suddenly awakes, realizing it was a dream.'),
('9925',' The trailer features a scene not shown in the final theatrical version where  Joe is sitting in a chair at the end of a hospital hallway and Emily emerges  from a nearby elevator.'),
('9926',' The DVD features a cut scene Joe and Charlie playing raquetball.'),
('9927',' The DVD features an alternate scene where Joe is taking the baby crib apart  and packing Emilys things. A light bulb blow, and he goes to get another  one. When he returns, the crib is put back together.'),
('9928',' The DVD also features the following scenes: '),
('9929','  Joe performing surgery and Hugh asking him if hes comfortable playing God '),
('9930','  Joe seeing the boy Jeffrey in his house before waking up from a dream; an   alternate end to the dinner where Joe is called away from dinner with the   Darrows '),
('9931',' they briefly discuss how they tried to get him to go into private   practice and then he has a flashback to him and his wife listening to their   unborn child '),
('9932',' the bit from the trailer with Emily emerging from the hospital elevator   mentioned earlier '),
('9933',' and another bit where Joe sees a beckoning Emily in the hospital as a nurse   discusses a eye transplant.'),
('9934',' The UK releases have a sound effect substitution to get a "PG" rating. A  neckbreak sound towards the finale of the film has been substituted with a  punch sound effect.'),
('9935',' The scene on the tetras, when Pitona trick Pero is cut out in the alternate  version.'),
('9936',' In the edited'),
('9937','for'),
('9938','television version, two scenes are completely removed '),
('9939',' The  scene where Galen discovers Valerian to be female (by swimming with her) and  the scene where Galen causes an avalanche over the entrance to the dragons  cave.'),
('9940',' When Peter Greenaway screened the movie at festivals in 1982, it ran a full  three hours. Included in this footage is a full and further explained  rationale for the moving statue.'),
('9941',' The DVD Features two versions of the film. The normal version and the  Directors Cut which is four minutes longer. The DVD Also features deleted  scenes which include two longer takes of the guys on the couch talking about  what theyre going to do, two takes of the Directors as fanboys, and a take  of the directors trying to get Jason Mewes to act.'),
('9942',' Unrated U.S. video release includes 4 minutes of additional footage with sex  scenes between James Spader and Maedchen Amick.'),
('9943',' The 1989 MCA Home Video release of "The Dream Team," features two alternate  takes not scene in the film itself: '),
('9944',' The first is the four men standing on the street at night right before   Jacks line "This is Gods way of telling us we are going to die." The only   difference is that Henry is wearing a white suit jacket, not the grey one he   wears in the film. '),
('9945',' The second is a photo taken from when the four men are on the phone talking   to Dr. Newald. They are all looking to the far right of the phone at   something. In this picture, Henry has his glasses off and also has on a   white suit jacket, not the grey one he wears in the film.'),
('9946',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('9947',' SPOILER: The DVD contains the original ending, in which Duddits defeats the  alien using a special power, but is NOT revealed to be an alien. He then  succumbs to his leukemia and dies. Jonesy and Henry then visit his gravesite  in the final scene and sing "Blue Bayou."'),
('9948',' US R'),
('9949','rated version runs ca. 3 minutes shorter than the uncut NC'),
('9950','17'),
('9951','rated  version.'),
('9952',' Both a short version of 20 minutes and a long version of 60 minutes exist of  this film. The film is primarilly used for educational purposes and the  length/version is up to the instructors discretion.'),
('9953',' When reclassified by the BBFC in 2000 the nunchaku weapon was no longer  deemed a problem to pass on film following a weapons rethink in 1999. The  BBFC waived the 28 seconds of cuts made to previous versions. Dreamscape was  cut for the UK cinema upon original release in 1984 and video issues also  suffered the same edits. The scene on the train where Alex meets Tommy is  shorter as it features the infamous nunchaku, which rarely made it onto the  British Screen at this time. This scene can be seen in the TV version which  was shown on BBC1 albeit minus a few "strong" words. When the BBFC  reclassified the film in 2000 under newer guidelines the nunchaku was no  longer a problem and they waived the aforementioned cuts.'),
('9954',' The US DVD uses an alternate shot of the scene where the short bald guy with  glasses finds his wife cheating on him. Normally you see the woman partially  naked but on the DVD only her face is shown.'),
('9955',' A brief shot of topless nudity from Kate Capshaw during the love sequence on  the train with Dennis Quaid was cut from the film in the US in order to  secure a PG'),
('9956','13 rating. The scene is uncut in European prints of the movie.  The scene is not present on the R1 Image Entertainment Special Edition DVD  although the commentary makes reference to nudity in the scene.'),
('9957',' A 10 minute cut exists, with more dialogue between Chik and Kathy in the  bedroom, more lines given to The Nigerians Son (Makeem) in the back of the  club, and many additions in the dream and club sequences. Although the  characters and story are more fleshed out in this version, the cut was deemed  too long by the producers and Chait was forced to cut it down. Trading in  character for a brisker pace, Chait delivered the six minute (before credits)  version, which the producers and audiences welcomed.'),
('9958',' This film was edited from a five part mini series presented on the KiKa show  "Chilli TV". It runs ca. five minutes shorter, was color corrected and has an  end credits sequence.'),
('9959',' Sammy Davis Jr appears only in the American version.'),
('9960',' Three'),
('9961','part miniseries version made for television, each episode is 45  minutes, total duration 135 minutes. Theatrical version screened at festivals  is 85 minutes.'),
('9962',' Originally, this movie ended with the final credits superimposed over a shot  of Holmes and Watson leaving Dr. Johnsons house. This footage was trimmed by  TV distributors and is now lost, so the MPI restorers had to tack on a THE  END sequence from another film to finish this Sherlock Holmes film.'),
('9963',' Unedited international version seen theatrically outside of the U.S. and  available on video domestically contains additional erotic footage cut from  the U.S. release.  While this version is copyrighted to "Warwick Associates",  the U.S. release is copyrighted by Filmways Pictures.'),
('9964',' In the opening shower sequence, the following changes were made to avoid an X  rating in the USA release.  Two close'),
('9965','ups of Kates fingers caressing her  pubic hair were replaced with one shot of her caressing her belly, and the  other shot being her breast.  Two shots of the man raping Kate, showing the  two bodies around the waist moving, were cut.  A shot of the mans hand  covering Kates own hand over her pubic area was also cut.'),
('9966',' In the scene where Kate is brutally slashed to death with a straight razor by  Bobbi in the elevator, the scene was also "slashed" to meet with the MPAAs  requirements.  In the original version, there were 2 extreme close'),
('9967','ups  showing the razor slashing Kate on her right cheek and then gashing her neck.  These shots were substituted with long shots of the killer assaulting Kate  and one quick close up of her neck, immediately followed by another long  shot, in order to avoid an X rating.'),
('9968',' In the last scene of the film, where Bobbi slashes Lizs throat with a razor,  and she awakens, realizing its only a nightmare, an extreme close'),
('9969','up on  Lizs throat that shows the bleeding, gaping wound, was cut to avoid an X  rating.'),
('9970',' In the scene where where Liz (Nancy Allen) tries to seduce Dr. Elliot  (Micheal Caine), some of the dialogue was changed to avoid an X rating.  The  following line was deleted altogether for the R'),
('9971','rated version: Liz: All the  time hes talking I can see the bulge in his pants. In the R'),
('9972','rated version,  she says "He drops his pants, he forces me down on my stomach, kneels down  behind me.", while in the X'),
('9973','rated version, she says "He drops his pants,  spreads my legs, kneels down behind me." When Liz strips to her lingerie in  front of Elliot, he says to her: "Now why would you want to do a thing like  that?" In the X'),
('9974','rated version, Liz replies, "Well, because of the size of  that cock in your pants." In the R'),
('9975','rated version, the word "cock" was  replaced with the word "bulge".'),
('9976',' In the network television version, the following changes are made: '),
('9977',' A Different opening. In this version, the shower scene is much shorter. '),
('9978',' After a few close ups of Kates face, it shows the man grabbing her, then it   cuts to Kate waking up. We never see her and her husband engage in sex. '),
('9979',' Kates murder is almost entirely omitted. After the elevator doors open, the   quick shot of Bobbys razor slashing Kates hand has been cut. It just shows   the murderer backing Kate into the elevator. Kates scream as she is slashed   is also missing Then, the entire murder is edited out and it just cuts to   Liz talking with her John about stock exchange, after which, all the shots   of Liz looking at the dying, blood drenched Kate are ommitted entirely   except for the close ups of Lizs eyes and hands. '),
('9980',' Instead of having the razor slash Lizs throat at the end, we just see it   pressed against her skin, after which it quickly cuts to Liz awakening from   her nightmare. '),
('9981',' All of the cursing and sexually explicit language was re'),
('9982','dubbed.'),
('9983',' The DVD version features different, original music to replace the source  music (Winger, Phil Collins) in the festival version because of expensive  licensing fees.'),
('9984',' Panamint Cinema [UK] VHS release with new musical accompaniment, 2001.'),
('9985',' The film has had a rough time in the UK. Before 1984, when videos were not  subject to censorship in Britain, it was released with the killings intact,  although a minute of non'),
('9986','violent footage was missing from this version. It  then got a reputation as one of the most notorious of the "video nasties", a  media'),
('9987','fueled hysteria which led to the UK adopting some of the most stringent  video censorship in the Western world. This reputation arose largely because  of the video cover, which showed the infamous drill'),
('9988','in'),
('9989','the'),
('9990','forehead scene.  After 1984, it became illegal to release a video without a BBFC video  certificate, and the films reputation was such that no'),
('9991','one even bothered  trying until 1999, when a version omitting 54 secs from the head'),
('9992','drilling  scene and 2 earlier murders was approved for an 18 certificate. The full  uncut version was finally passed by the BBFC in November 2002.'),
('9993',' Despite the cuts to the murders, it is reported that the 1999 British video  and DVD release restores some 6 minutes of non'),
('9994','violent footage which was  missing from all earlier releases. This missing section had Reno, Carolyn and  Pamela getting ready and going out to a nightclub where Johnny Cocacola is  playing.'),
('9995',' It has also been reported that the 1999 UK re'),
('9996','release is taken from an  American master which abruptly omits most of the end credits!'),
('9997',' Has now been passed uncut on video and DVD in the UK.'),
('9998',' The uncut version of this film had been banned on three occasions by  Australian censors, in September 1982, July 1983, and November 1984. It was  finally awarded an R18+ certificate in September 1985, after some violence  was trimmed, most notably the scene depicting a drill through the forehead.  This version was released widely on VHS. In March 2004, Umbrella  Entertainment again submitted the uncut version to the Australian censors.  Strangely, this uncut version has only been awarded an MA15+ certificate.  This version is to be released on region 4 DVD.'),
('9999',' Porkys last line ("Lucky for him it IS a one'),
('10000','horse town") is censored on TV  prints.'),
('10001',' The original cut of the movie was about 20 minutes longer and had a different  soundtrack than the one heard throughout the movie.  When the production  company saw the movie was longer than they expected, they recut the film and  added a techno soundtrack to it.'),
('10002',' UK DVD version is 112 minutes (excluding 6 deleted scenes and extra scenes in  the Documentary)'),
('10003',' Deleted scenes include: '),
('10004',' A scene in Maliks house where Malik and Toby enter his daughters room and   they talk about his 4 year old daughter and how much he loves her. '),
('10005',' A scene in which Hedgehog and Madison question the existence of aliens. '),
('10006',' A scene after the Motel fight where Deliverance hugs Toby and Malik gets a   bit jealous. '),
('10007',' A scene in which Toby reveals he has a brother and that they were both   singers once. '),
('10008',' A longer version of the final fight where Toby delivers a   new kick.'),
('10009',' The British DVD release is a special Directors Cut version, containing  reinstated cut scenes and the original film score. Special extras on the DVD  include newly'),
('10010','commissioned interviews with cast and crew, directors audio  track, and  a feature on the Japanese stunt team responsible for the films  great action scenes.'),
('10011',' 15 seconds of dialogue was removed from the Cinemax movie premiere to obtain  a 1:30 runtime.'),
('10012',' In the original version of the film when Memo Heguys (de la Fuente) car  wrecks and is thrown upside down in the river, Joe Tanto (Stallone) jumped  into the river with Jimmy Bly (Pardue) to save him.  Beau Brandenburg  (Schweiger) was not involved in this scene at all originally. But director  Renny Harlin thought that it made the Beau Brandenburg character look totally  heartless. So Stallone rewrote the scene taking his character Joe Tanto out  of it completely. He instead put his character in the pits the entire time.  The scene was partly reshot in a similar location in California, instead of  returning to Germany where the original scene was filmed. Stallone wrote that  the Brandenburg character turns his car around and helps save Memo from  drowning. Parts of the original scene featuring Joe Tanto, were for the most  part not reshot.  Digital Effects company Pixel Magic digitally erased Tanto  out of the scene. Aside from this scene, other scenes involving Beau  Brandenburg were rewritten during filming to make his character more likable  and misunderstood. Some of these scenes include the ending of the film and a  scene where Brandenburg denies a female fan a kiss.'),
('10013',' In the PC version, the player can chose between different cars in San  Francisco and Los Angeles. Also, the "good" ending with Tanner and Ali  driving off together has an additional scene.'),
('10014',' A version of The Driver seen on TV years ago included a pre'),
('10015','credit prologue,  in which Bruce Dern (qv)s and Matt Clark (I) (qv)s characters meet for  the first time. The CBS/Fox home video version begins abruptly with the  opening credits, omitting this prologue.'),
('10016',' Early UK cinema and video versions were cut by 18 seconds by the BBFC and  completely removed the scene where Ronee Blakley has a gun forced into her  mouth. This cut was waived in 2004.'),
('10017',' At Los Angeless American Cinemateque, a 131 minute version of "The Driver"  was shown. While it does add insights to some characters in the story, this  longer version features many more car chases.'),
('10018',' In opposition to the norm, the production of the transmission from  Amalienborg varied from one channel to another. Danmarks Radio (DR) started  five minutes early with a live presentation of the surroundings and an  interview with head of the Royal Life Guard, colonel Flemming Rytter,  followed with no break by the actual speech. TV2 only joined the transmission  at the point where the speech starts, introducing the broadcast from their  news studio.'),
('10019',' In DRs presentation of the speech the actual speech was preceded by a  five'),
('10020','minute introduction from Amalienborg Castle by Helle Bygum (qv). Other  stations joined afterwards when the actual speech began.'),
('10021',' The UK version was cut by six seconds at the cinema, with a further four  seconds for video and DVD. This cut version was released in Europe and  Australia. The footage missing includes: '),
('10022',' The stamp to Swoops face has been removed in the toilet scene '),
('10023',' The sound effects in the ensuing fight have been reduced in volume '),
('10024',' The female villain having a photocopier machine lid slammed down upon her   head has also been cut to remove the second shot of her bloodied face on the   glass '),
('10025',' When we see the photocopies of her dead face coming out of the machine, the   number of sheets that come out has been reduced'),
('10026',' Original version had short cameo by Bruce Campbell (I) (qv) which had to be  removed for the DVD version because of SAG rules.'),
('10027',' 12 minutes of previously excised footage were restored for the 2002  theatrical re'),
('10028','release.'),
('10029',' The owners of the music in the film demanded large amounts of money for its  use on the DVD and cinematic releases. As a result, First Films refused to  pay and created a copyright'),
('10030','safe soundtrack (which features on the Japanese  DVD). However, Pathfinder bought the rights for their DVD and cinematic  releases.'),
('10031',' "Germaine et Benjamin (1997)" is TV mini series version.'),
('10032',' In the UK version, the scenes involving the butterfly knife were cut. Recent  versions have been cut by as much as 33 seconds. The DVD released in 2003 in  the UK is uncut, as all previous cuts were waived by the BBFC in December,  2002.'),
('10033',' Released in 2003 totally uncut at 126 minutes on DVD by Mei Ah. For the first  time, its letterboxed, digitally re'),
('10034','mastered, and optional subtitles. It  also includes the Mandarin soundtrack and an interview with director Wong  Jing which the original DVD didnt. The British DVD version released in 2003  is the same as this version and is completely uncut.'),
('10035',' Hong Kong video, laser disc, video computer disc and DVD versions lack 10  minutes of footage from original theatrical release.'),
('10036',' The old German Video'),
('10037','Release by VPS misses many scenes. Full uncut Version  was releaed in DVD (Laser Paradise) and Video (Screenpower)'),
('10038',' Extended festival print'),
('10039',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('10040',' In syndicated versions the sequence where Daffy Ducks gets his beak  repeatedly blown off his face by Elmer Fudds shotgun at pointblank range has  been almost entirely cut out.'),
('10041',' Most prints of this cartoon remove the final scene in which the solider on a  War Bonds poster leaps from his wall and shoots at the Ducktators.	We then  see the Dove of Peace at home telling the story to his grandchildren...with  the heads of the three Ducktators mounted above his fireplace.  A "Buy War  Bonds" title card is shown to end the cartoon.'),
('10042',' In certain Muslim countries, the homosexual kiss was cut out entirely.'),
('10043',' The DVD includes many scenes that were edited and/or trimmed to avoid an R  rating, mainly including all shots of Ashton Kutcher & Sean William Scott  actually smoking weed.'),
('10044',' In the TV version, when the guys first see Kristy Swansons character,  Christy Boner, they say her name, but you can only hear "Bon'),
('10045','" before they  cut to Swanson.'),
('10046',' According to some sources, the original European edit contained more nudity  on the part of Sophia Loren (qv) during the bath scene. The 2003 Region 1  DVD release includes a bath scene with partial nudity that appears to have  been edited into the film from another, lower quality print. (The DVD is also  dubbed into English).'),
('10047',' Based upon surviving production stills, it appears the European version may  have contained more partial nudity on the part of Sophia Loren (qv).'),
('10048',' UK version is cut by 2 sec. to secure a PG rating. Removed was the sight of  dangerous imitable technique (double ear clap). An uncut 15 rating was  available to the distributor.'),
('10049',' Originally a made'),
('10050','for'),
('10051','TV movie, this Spielberg film was re'),
('10052','edited and  lengthened for theatrical release in Europe, at the request of CIC (the  distributor).'),
('10053',' Spielberg shot an additional 16 minutes of footage (bringing the running time  up to 90 minutes from the original 74 of the TV version), including a longer  title sequence, and a scene showing the killer truck trying to push Dennis  Weavers car under a train at a railroad crossing.'),
('10054',' Another new scene, where Weaver stops at a gas station and phones his wife,  was written by producer George Eckstein to inflate the running time to the  requested 90 minutes. This was reportedly done against Spielbergs wishes.'),
('10055',' The DVD version is the 90'),
('10056','minute version, but it differs from earlier  releases in at least three instances. The camera shadow on the trucks roof  (early on, see Goofs) is gone, corrected either digitally or through  cropping. Toward the end, in the VHS version, a voice'),
('10057','over makes it very  clear what David is planning to do: go at least 70 miles per hour through  "Frenchmans Pass," an incline that the truck wont be able to climb very  fast; on the DVD, the voice'),
('10058','over is removed, and all one hears is David  shouting, "You cant beat me on the grade!" Finally, another fifteen'),
('10059',' or  twenty'),
('10060','second shot showing Davids eyes superimposed over the road as another  voice'),
('10061','over reveals he is about to get on the incline, has been removed.'),
('10062',' Distributed in the US without its sound'),
('10063','on'),
('10064','cylinder soundtrack in 1908.'),
('10065',' The original "roadshow" version ran 144 minutes. The additional 16 minutes  over the commonly'),
('10066','shown 128 minute version consisted of a musical prelude  (similar to an overture), a so'),
('10067','called "overture" (which contained a spoken  prologue), and exit music, but no additional scenes in the film.'),
('10068',' An alternate version, which does not contain the song "Bang Bang" can be  found on the triggerstreet.com on'),
('10069','line film festival. The sound mix for this  version contains only the sound design and foley work.'),
('10070',' The Nintendo 64 version, "Duke Nukem 64" removed almost all sexual material.  The "Red Light District" level was renamed "Gun Crazy" and Adult stores were  changed to gun shops and fast food restaurants.'),
('10071',' The PC version contains an option entitled Kid Mode. Like Shadow Warrior it  removes all the sexual content, language and most of the violence.'),
('10072',' Unrated version includes more swearing from the Dukes, dialogue extensions  (like Cooter asking for a BJ from Daisy for the fixing of the General) and  some scenes where the sorority girls are topless.'),
('10073',' For the UK release cuts of 12s containing glamorisation of drug use  were  ordered by the BBFC in order to achieve a 12A certificate as requested by  Warner Bros. and not an uncut 15.'),
('10074',' There is a 65 minute Spanish version'),
('10075',' All UK releases remove the scene where Lloyd returns to the newspaper stand  and shouts for the "little old lady" after she has taken off with his  groceries and wallet. The scene was originally broadcast on ITV when the film  premiered in the UK in 1996, but it has since been excised from all VHS and  DVD releases of the film.'),
('10076',' The theatrical trailer in the DVD version contains several cut scenes and  alternative takes not used, including Lloyd telling Harry to "Go faster" when  the policeman is behind them.'),
('10077',' Trailers feature an alternate take of the scene where Lloyd falls out of the  airplane runway.'),
('10078',' In the TV version the scene where Harry, Lloyd and Mary are on the bed at  gunpoint and Harry are fighting, Lloyd tells Harry where to sign: "Right on  my sandwich after you kiss it!", as opposed to the movie where he says "Right  on my ass after you kiss it!"'),
('10079',' Trailers featured an alternate scene at the pay phone where Lloyd tries to  recall Marys last name. He says "Ssssssslappy. No, Swappy, um..."; Also  fetaured an alternate scene of Harry talking to Beth Jordan at the gas  station where he asks if both skiis are hers.'),
('10080',' In the TV version, Lloyd says "Slap me sideways" instead of "Suck me  sideways" and also, they delete the shower scene from the dream sequence, and  the "schoolboy monologue" and the resulting verbal faux pas made by Lloyd'),
('10081',' The version shown on Fox removes the scene where Lloyed urinates in the empty  beer bottles and then is pulled over by the police officer.'),
('10082',' Network TV version edits the scene where Lloyd rips out the chefs heart in  his dream fantasy. It shows Lloyd jabbing the chefs chest, then immediately  cuts to the chef falling down backwards.'),
('10083',' The TBS version eliminates the following things on TV: '),
('10084',' The entire scene where Lloyd pisses in the beer cans is cut. '),
('10085',' Lloyd does not pull up Marys skirt, it cuts right before that. '),
('10086',' Lloyd does not fart into a lighter, it cuts before he can even sit down and   do it. '),
('10087',' Lloyd does not kick the guy in the balls, it cuts just before the kick hits   and it is implied that he kicks him. '),
('10088',' Lloyd does not rip the chefs heart out, he just puts his hand in the guys   chest and the guy dies. '),
('10089',' You do not see Marys boobs.'),
('10090',' A scene with Donald hanging from a rope has been cut.'),
('10091',' The last theatrical release of the film that featured RKO title cards was in  1949. When it was re'),
('10092','released in 1959, it was replaced by Buena Vista title  cards and was the same way until 2001, when the film was released on DVD for  the first time for its 60th anniversary and all references to RKO were  restored.'),
('10093',' To secure a "FSK 0" rating, four seconds were cut from the German video  version: when the elephant tower collapses, you dont see how an crying  elephant splashes on the ground with a pain distorted face.'),
('10094',' From the time this movie was shown at an AFM Premiere screening on 21  February 2002 to the time it was released to theaters on 12 September 2003,  there were so many changes that the earlier screening could be considered as  a work in progress. The cast was revised and eight new songs were added to  the soundtrack.'),
('10095',' As of 2006, the Alan Smithee version has been released in a two disk set  containing both the Lynch version and the extended version, however, many  scene have been edited out once again. The heart Plug scene when the baron is  introduced is not in the extended version anymore (it is still in the  original) and Thufirs death scene is still missing. (Thufirs death scene is  included as a deleted scene in the special features)'),
('10096',' Region 3 NTSC Korean DVD by Spectrum is the 189 minute television version. It  comes on two discs and has English Dolby Digital Audio.'),
('10097',' When Dune was first released theatrically in the UK in 1984 it was cut by 37  seconds in order to obtain a "PG" rating, with the heart plug scene being  heavily edited. However, the first video release and all releases of the film  after the first video were uncut and have a "15" rating.'),
('10098',' A third version of "Dune", seen on KTVU in San Francisco in 1992, is the only  one that edits together footage from both the theatrical and TV versions,  putting back the violent scenes (such as the "heart sucking sequence") and  theatrical versions of some scenes (such as Paul and Jessica running from a  thumper).  Also, Lynchs name is restored at the end (watch for the  "Assistant to Mr. Lynch" credit).'),
('10099',' Contrary to popular rumors, no 6'),
('10100','hours long directors cut, ever existed.   The only "directors cut" of the film was the one shown theatrically; Lynch  never had a hand in any other version of Dune. Lynchs original intention was  for Dune to have been about 3+ hours long. To that end, about 5 hours was  shot. This is also confirmed by author Frank Herbert (qv) wrote in the  introduction to the book "Eye".  It would be impossible for a 6'),
('10101','hour version  to exist and even a 5'),
('10102','hour Dune would mean the inclusion of many scenes never  intended for the final version (for reasons of redundancy, etc.). It is only  necessary to read any of the final scripts for the film to realize that there  was never any intention of making Dune more than 4 hours in length at the  very most: the script for anything more just was never there.'),
('10103',' There are two theatrical versions available in Europe, the only two  differences between being the short scene in which the Navigator can be seen  "at work" folding space; and a very short clip showing the cheek of Duke Leto  torn open.'),
('10104',' Region 2 DVD version, billed as TV extended version is 180 minutes long and  contains the extended intro and scenes. Lynchs name has again been removed  and re'),
('10105','credited to Allen Smithee due to his objection to the extended intro.'),
('10106',' The region 2 DVD released by Castle, includes some footage not included in  the original Alan Smithe version. One of these scenes, is when the Atreides  family arrives on Arrakis. The freemen are watching them from a distance  using a device that looks somewhat like binoculars.'),
('10107',' The Region 2 Castle DVD lists the sound as  being MONO, and yet the  soundtrack is quite clearly in full stereo. Sadly, the source material for  this release is clearly from a videotape master with tiny sound dropouts and  a slight picture degradation. It is also in 4:3 and cuts out many of the  gorier scenes.'),
('10108',' Some video and DVD prints (for example, the Spanish release by Manga Films)  have about 15 minutes of reversed footage, from the moment where Paul drinks  the Water of Life, to his appearance in the court of the Emperor along with  Gurney and Stilgar. Look how Gurney and Stilgar exchange positions in the  opening shots of that final scene (on the top of the staircase).'),
('10109',' Theatrical version is 137 minutes long; TV version seen both in syndication  and on most cable networks, prepared under protest from (and eventually  disowned by) director David Lynch (I) (qv), is approx. 176 minutes long  (minus commercials) and features outtakes, additional footage, test close'),
('10110','up  shots of certain actors, and even fabricated (i.e. "cheated") footage (made  up of repeated stock footage from certain points in the film to make it  appear that footage had been added'),
('10111','one reason why Lynch took his name off  the credits of the TV version). The TV print credits Alan Smithee (qv) as  director. Whereas the theatrical release features a brief introductory  narration spoken by Princess Irulan, the TV version has a longer spoken  introduction by an uncredited male narrator, with still paintings and  drawings used to bring the viewer up to speed on the story. The TV version  (which has been released on Japanese LaserDisc and overseas DVDs) has  additional footage of the Fremen that lacks the blue color in their eyes,  indicating that the scenes were cut before special f/x were added.'),
('10112',' The English dubbed version re'),
('10113','released in the US is slightly cut.'),
('10114',' All UK versions had to be cut to remove real animal cruelty to conform with  the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937. The casualty was the scene in  which Yuen Biao rips a snakes head off.'),
('10115',' Dubbed version changes characters names making all of the soldiers Chinese in  origin while Cantonese version has some Vietnamese. Dubbed version also lacks  a scene with the Lieutenant climbing a flag ole near the beginning and 2  brief instances of violence during climax.'),
('10116',' The re'),
('10117','issue of the film from Fox DVD and Fortune Star includes the deleted  scenes mentioned above.'),
('10118',' The 1984 U.K. EIV video release entitled Ragewar includes a pre'),
('10119','credit  dream sequence not included in the 1985 U.S. Lightning Video Dungeonmaster  release. The 1984 U.K. EIV release entitled Ragewar cuts out much of  Mestemas cat torturing speech, as featured in the U.S. Dungeonmaster  release.'),
('10120',' The DVD contains several deleted and extended scenes as well as alternate  versions of scenes used in the movie.  According to director Corey Solomon,  most of these were not used because of budgetary constraints in regards to  special effects. They include: '),
('10121',' A cameo by D&D co'),
('10122','creator Dave Arneson as a council wizard during the dragon   fighting toward the end of the movie. '),
('10123',' An extended Council meeting where Profion (Jeremy Irons) tries to convince   the Council that Empress Savina (Thora Birch) is somehow responsible for his   botched experiment at controlling dragons. '),
('10124',' Ridley (Justin Whalin), Snails (Marlon Wayans), Marina (Zoe McLellan), and   Elwood (Lee Arenberg) escape the city watch through the sewers.  Elwood   introduces himself to the party and Marina gets sewer water dumped on her in   copious amounts. '),
('10125',' Ridley and Marinas encounter inside the magical scroll they both get sucked   into.  Ridley explains why he has a hatred of mages, and the duo are charged   with the quest to seek the Rod of Savrille. '),
('10126',' The party enters the Thieves Guild of Antioch through a series of secret   doors and passages. '),
('10127',' An extended version of the Thieves Guild fight.  In this version we see   footage of Elwood going into a battle rage when his helmet is knocked off. '),
('10128',' An extended version of Snails trying to woo over Norda (Kristen Wilson).    They have a conversation about the moon and "sensing" things. '),
('10129',' A conversation between Marina and Norda after Snails death. It is revealed   that Marian has feelings for Ridley and Norda had some degree of affection   for Snails.	They are interrupted by an elven search party. '),
('10130',' While being healed by the Elf King (Tom Baker), Ridley has a vision of a   gold dragon hatching from an egg. '),
('10131',' A scene of the party wating outside the cave while Ridley seeks the Rod of   Savrille.  They are discovered by Damodar (Bruce Payne) and his men. '),
('10132',' An alternate ending sequence, where Ridley stands at Snails grave alone,   speaking to his friend.  After his speech, Ridley walks away from the grave,   presumably back to the celebrations.'),
('10133',' Some sound cuts were made for the UK version to reduce the impact of violence  to bring the rating down to a "12". An uncut "15" rating was available to the  distributor (Entertainment Film Distributors/Entertainment in Video). UK  video and DVD versions have the cuts restored.'),
('10134',' "The Final Cut" Collectors Edition DVD lists running time as 108 minutes. It  also includes a "Work Print" edition running 115 minutes.'),
('10135',' Exists in several versions. The restored final directors cut runs 103 min. A  shortened version was released in Europe under title Demonica. US version was  re'),
('10136','dubbed and has new voice'),
('10137','over.'),
('10138',' The scene where Mack and Jake are watching the adult movie on the television  is different in some versions of the film. In one version, they are watching  a grainy bondage video, featuring a woman whipping another girl. In another  version, the bondage scene has been replaced with Leslie Culton, naked in the  shower. The audio track is the same, however, and the sound of girl groaning  (from being whipped) can still be heard as Leslie soaps up.'),
('10139',' The DVD version includes interview sequences at the start, interval and end  of the show which are not included in the TV version.'),
('10140',' MGM also released this as a silent movie.'),
('10141',' The original UK video version was cut by 1 min 5 secs by the BBFC to edit  scenes of gore and violence. Most of the cuts were waived for the 2000  release with just 42 secs cut from a breast being sliced with a razor'),
('10142','blade.  All the cuts were waived for the 2004 Platinum DVD release.'),
('10143',' The United States release features a mono sound mix.  But It also features  additional sound effects, such as the demon growl and slicing sound when the  title "Demons" appears. All other release prints feature the original Dolby  Stereo mix.'),
('10144',' The 1999 re'),
('10145','issue of "Demons" on videocassette and DVD from Anchor Bays  "Dario Argento Collection" feature the original Dolby Stereo mix for the  first time in the U.S.'),
('10146',' North American version features different dialogue and voice dubbing for Nina  the punk rock girl.'),
('10147',' The Canadian video release on the Norstar label is the censored'),
('10148','for'),
('10149','Ontario  version and is missing a few minutes of graphic footage.'),
('10150',' Now fully uncut in the UK with a 18 cert all previous cuts waived.'),
('10151',' Re'),
('10152','edited US version, released in 1993, has new footage directed by Steve  Barnett with new scenes of women stripping in public and comedy added, while  a beach sex scene was cut.'),
('10153',' The Image Entertainment DVD is missing the graphic rape sequence between Tina  and the Captain. This footage was left out at the directors request due to  personal reasons he had with his distributor at the time.'),
('10154',' The BBFC cut 54s from the film to remove images that eroticized the sexual  violence.'),
('10155',' For release in Russia, where unhappy endings were preferred, the horse  accident is fatal.'),
('10156',' The German DVD released by Astro in 2001 contains both the color and b/w  pre'),
('10157','credit sequence (selectable via menu). This release is also completely  uncut.'),
('10158',' U.S. print titled "Seven Doors of Death" has most of the gore scenes edited  out and different soundtrack music. Director Lucio Fulci is also credited as  Louis Fuller.'),
('10159',' The banned german theatical version is the only version that has a coloured  Precredit sequence. The same version was released on video by Video Medien  Pool (VMP) in 1982. Unfortunately it was banned on February, 27th, 1986. So  officially its not longer availible exept for a cut version named "Über dem  Jenseits" (approx. 65 Min.!).'),
('10160',' The British cinema and video versions were heavily cut to remove violence.   In total, the British version has 9 cuts totalling 1m 39s.  The BBFC passed  The Beyond uncut in the UK on 31 January, 2001, with all previous cuts  waived.'),
('10161',' The DVD released by Anchor Bay in 2000 includes the German color pre'),
('10162','credit  sequence in its "Extras" menu and is the complete uncut version, containing  all the gore and violence.'),
('10163',' Japanese Video Tape from Daiei Video in glass box is fully uncut and  letterboxed [English Language with Japanese Subtitles]'),
('10164',' A special 20th Anniversary edition (with a digitally remixed soundtrack,  additional footage and computer'),
('10165','generated enhancements to existingscenes) was  released in March 2002. It included the following include the following  changes: '),
('10166',' a new, CGI'),
('10167','enhanced scene showing E.T. and Elliot taking a bath together.   The scene was originally scrapped because Spielberg thought the animatronic   effects werent up to par; '),
('10168',' for the "E.T. phone home" dialogue scenes, CGI has been used to make E.T.s   lips movement match the words more closely; '),
('10169',' a longer version of the Halloween sequence; '),
('10170',' in the original release, the government agents pursuing E.T. and Elliot had   weapons in their hands; the new edition digitally replaces them with   walkie'),
('10171','talkies/ '),
('10172',' changes in dialogue: Elliots mothers prohibition to go trick'),
('10173','or'),
('10174','treating   dressed as "a terrorist" has been changed to "a hippie"'),
('10175',' Both versions will be included on the Special Edition DVD that will follow  the theatrical re'),
('10176','release.'),
('10177',' In the original theatrical release of this film, in the scene where E.T.  is  drinking and getting Elliot drunk, Elliot used chalk and began drawing on  thin air.  This scene was later cut from video and subsequent theatrical  releases, but is pictured in The E.T.  Storybook.'),
('10178',' In the original cut, Elliot and his mom go to the principal after the frog  incident.  The principal was played by Harrison Ford, the screenwriters  husband.  Allegedly the scene was cut because too much attention was brought  to Ford, and not to the scene.  The scene is not restored in the 2002  edition.'),
('10179',' In the original VHS copy of the movie (the classic black and green plastic)  the now infamous terrorist line was simply supplanted with "You cant get  dressed up like THAT" and not the terrorist line OR the hippie line of the  20th anniversary edition.'),
('10180',' The 20th anniversary DVD version features a computer enhanced ET running  through the forest escaping government agents at the start of the film. The  enhanced version gives a clear view of ET standing on top of a hill watching  his ship soar into the sky'),
('10181',' The Carlton distributed DVD "Michael Caine (I) (qv) double bill" is the  full uncut version incorporating all the cut scenes, including the blood from  Colonel Pitts head and the shot in the back of the soldier. However on the  description of the film it has the wrong film length info, it is about 12  minutes longer than shown.'),
('10182',' The UK video version of this movie (once available on Channel 5/Spectrum sell  thru) is missing roughly 12 minutes of footage. This material can be found in  the version screened by the BBC, although the beeb decided to censor two  brief scenes of violence (after Grey shoots Pitts, theres a quick shot of  blood covering his face and a U.S. soldier having his shoulder shot while a  colleague pronounces "son of a bitch"; both of these are in the shorter video  version). The following omissions occur in the video: '),
('10183',' Radl and Karl walking to map room, putting map on wall (this follows Radl   saying "where is Studley Barnett") '),
('10184',' Liam walking into churchyard, then church, meeting Father Vereker and Pamela   (following the pub scene) '),
('10185',' Long, important dialogue scene with Liam, Grey and Steiner discussing their   motives (following the manouvres scene) '),
('10186',' Pitts telling his men to "put that windshield down, and give me some hand   grenades" (following the war office disagreement) '),
('10187',' Pitts looking through binoculars, putting white flag on jeep and negotiating   with a nazi, whilst his men get into position (after Clark stops Churchill) '),
('10188',' Brief shot of nazi playing theme music on church organ '),
('10189',' Brief shot of above nazi, dead slumped over organ '),
('10190',' Radl and Karl outside in Alderney (after Steiner and Devlin depart) '),
('10191',' Two U.S. soldiers send dogs into a hut after Devlin, then Devlin using his   dog whistle trick (after Steiner knocks soldier unconscious).'),
('10192',' The new Artisan region 1 DVD has some of the above scenes re'),
('10193','instated.  Unfortunately the first six scenes listed are still absent, making the BBC  broadcast version(shorn of a few secs.of violence) still the definitive  choice.'),
('10194',' The UK video version of this movie (once available on Channel 5/Spectrum sell  thru) is missing roughly 12 minutes of footage. This material can be found in  the version screened by the BBC, although the beeb decided to censor two  brief scenes of violence (after Grey shoots Pitts, theres a quick shot of  blood covering his face and a U.S. soldier having his shoulder shot while a  colleague pronounces "son of a bitch"; both of these are in the shorter video  version and the Artisan Region 1 DVD). The following omissions occur in the  video: '),
('10195',' Radl and Karl walking to map room, putting map on wall (this follows Radl   saying "where is Studley Constable") '),
('10196',' Liam walking into churchyard, then church, meeting Father Vereker and Pamela   (following the pub scene) '),
('10197',' Long, important dialogue scene with Liam, Grey and Steiner discussing their   motives (following the manouvres scene) (Part of this scene is on the   Artisan DVD Region 1, but its very short) '),
('10198',' Pitts telling his men to "put that windshield down, and give me some hand   grenades" (following the war office disagreement) (This scene is on the   Artisan DVD Region 1) '),
('10199',' Pitts looking through binoculars, putting white flag on jeep and negotiating   with a nazi, whilst his men get into position (after Clark stops Churchill)   (This scene is on the Artisan DVD Region 1) '),
('10200',' Brief shot of nazi playing theme music on church organ (This scene is NOT on   the Artisan DVD Region 1) '),
('10201',' Brief shot of above nazi, dead slumped over organ (This scene is on the   Artisan DVD Region 1) '),
('10202',' Radl and Karl outside in Alderney (after Steiner and Devlin depart) (This   scene is on the Artisan DVD Region 1) '),
('10203',' Two U.S. soldiers send dogs into a hut after Devlin, then Devlin using his   dog whistle trick (after Steiner knocks soldier unconscious). (This scene is   on the Artisan DVD Region 1)'),
('10204',' The new Artisan region 1 DVD has some of the above scenes re'),
('10205','instated.  Unfortunately the first three scenes listed are still absent, making the BBC  broadcast version (shorn of a few secs.of violence) still the definitive  choice.'),
('10206',' The version of the film screened on Sky Cinema in the UK is the full'),
('10207','length  uncut version in its full widescreen ratio (2.35:1)'),
('10208',' A new Region 2 Special Edition 2 Disc DVD set was released in June 2004 to  coincide with the 60th Anniversary of D'),
('10209','Day. It contains both the full  Theatrical version running 130 mins (25 fps), and the Extended version  running 145 mins (25 fps). Both versions have been fully restored and are  presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen. The Theatrical cut has a 5.1  surround mix and the Extended cut has a Stereo surround mix, despite the  packaging incorrectly stating that it is a mono track.'),
('10210',' The new Region 2 DVD contains an extended cut of the film with a running time  of 145 mins (25 fps). The additional scenes are: '),
('10211',' 1. Different pre'),
('10212','title sequence with Himmler arriving at the castle seen in   the opening credits. Himmler, Canaris and Hitler exit a meeting, where   Himmler suggests the feasibility study of the Churchill kidnap plot to   Canaris. This runs into the title sequence. '),
('10213',' 2. After the scene between Radl and Canaris, Radl goes to his own office to   find his doctor waiting for him. A conversation follows which suggests that   Radl is terminally ill. '),
('10214',' 3. Extension of the scene between Devlin and Joanna Grey where she gives him   money for the trucks, warns him about stolen petrol and they toast the   success of the mission. This is followed by Devlin riding through the   village on his motorcycle, across the marsh, arriving at his cottage and   looking around. This runs into the scene of Devlin arriving at the village   pub. '),
('10215',' 4. After the scene in the dunes between Devlin and Molly Prior, there is a   scene between Steiner and Von Neustadt at the airfield where they discuss   their chances of success. '),
('10216',' 5. That scene runs into Devlin arriving at his cottage. He is joined by   Molly Prior. They talk and Devlin reads poetry to her. '),
('10217',' 6. After Devlin takes delivery of the trucks, he re'),
('10218','enters the cottage to   find Molly there. She confronts him, mistakenly thinking he is a black   marketeer. These two scenes make more sense of her later declaration of love   for Devlin to Arthur Seymour. '),
('10219',' 7. Directly after Himmler rips up Radls letter, there is a short scene with   Father Verecker reading a newspaper in the vestry of the church. He is   surprised by Laker Armsby who enters via the tunnel (used by Devlin and   Steiner later). This basically explains where it comes and goes to.'),
('10220',' The film was originally classified by the BBFC in November 1976 with a  running time of 135 mins. This was cut to 123 mins for its US release. It was  this version which was released in the UK on VHS/DVD (118 mins 25 fps), until  the new 2 Disc Special Edition arrived in June 2004. There is also a 131 min  cut in circulation. It is this version which is currently available from  Artisan on Region 1 DVD'),
('10221',' Killiam Shows, Inc. copyrighted a restored, tinted and scored version in  1971, currently available on video with running time of 72 minutes.  The  restoration was done by Karl Malkames and the theater organ score was by Lee  Irwin.'),
('10222',' A longer 22 minute cut of the film was created, but it had to be cut down for  the premiere at Cannes. The original version is on the DVD.'),
('10223',' Originally shown in two parts'),
('10224',' Originally released at 97 minutes, later re'),
('10225','edited and lenghtened to 102  minutes.'),
('10226',' The doctor who comes to the Graff house in the deleted scene is Jim Vance,  the doctor who later examines people (like Sam Royce) at the Wilson Plaza. It  is revealed that he is a friend of the Graffs and Stewart learns that a baby  that they were to have a year ago was aborted by Vance at the request of Remy  (Stewart was told it was a miscarriage. The dialogue for this scene and many  other deleted scenes are available (with pictures) at EarthquakeMovie.com.'),
('10227',' For the initial network television showing broadcast on NBC in September  1976, additional footage was shot to lengthen the film in order to show it  over two nights. The most extensive segment of new footage is a subplot of a  newlywed couple (Debralee Scott (qv) and Sam Chew Jr. (qv)) on a flight  to Los Angleles so the husband can interview for a job with Stuart Graff  (Charlton Heston (qv)). The plane tries to land as the earthquake hits, but  the pilots are able to regain control and fly away before the runway breaks  up. Other significant segments are new scenes with Jody  (Marjoe Gortner (qv)) and Rosa (Victoria Principal (qv)), which establish  Jodys obsession with Rosa, as well as one short scene in a pawn shop with  Buck (Jesse Vint (qv)) and Hank (Michael Richardson (I) (qv)), who play  Marjoes roommates in the theatrical version. Contrary to popular belief,  these additional scenes were *not* "leftover" footage from the original 1974  theatrical release. Rather, the footage was filmed almost three years later  by NBC to expand the film. These additional scenes were shot without the  original director Mark Robson (I) (qv), who opted out, (in fact, he loathed  the additional scenes), but they were shot with Universals approval. In  addition, two deleted scenes originally shot for the theatrical release were  re'),
('10228','inserted into the television version, including a narrative opening about  the San Andreas Fault, as well as a scene of Rosa brushing off a guy  (Reb Brown (qv)) trying to give her a ride on his motorcycle. Incidentally,  the version frequently running on the American cable channel "American Movie  Classics" is the television version, and not the original theatrical version.'),
('10229',' A special edition was later released for the Sega CD console called Earthworm  Jim: Special Edition. It included things like a new level called Big Bruty,  new sections to existing levels, new weapons, improved character animation,  an improved CD quality soundtrack, and two new endings.'),
('10230',' The dispute with shoemaker Gustav Albrecht about the war had been cut from  the 1955 dubbed release for Germany and Austria. You could only see Albrecht  leaving the fair claiming "Cant I say my opinion?", Cal climbing down the  Ferris wheel and following Aaron and Albrecht, some fight in front of  Albrechts house and the sheriff appearing. The reason for all this remained  totally unclear; the recruiters speech is cut except for one background line  "Join the army!" when Cal and Abra pass by, and you actually dont even get  that Albrecht might be of German descent. In most of todays copies the  missing scenes are included, distinguishable by the German subtitles.'),
('10231',' Judy Garland sings "Mr. Monotony" in a sequence cut from the film. An excerpt  from the number was included in Thats Entertainment Part III (1994). The  2004 DVD box set release of all three Thats Entertainment films includes a  bonus DVD that includes the complete performance of this number.'),
('10232',' The version released on video by VCA omits the laundry rape scene.'),
('10233',' There are two versions of this movie known to exist. One is the original  theatrical cut, which has made its way to video and DVD. The other, which has  been seen on premium cable stations (HBO, Showtime), has an additional scene  at a boxing fight with Monty, Nicky, and Paddy. After Monty tells the parents  to "shut the fat little bastard up." We see an aerial view of a boxing ring  with the sound of the national anthem. After the announcer sings the national  anthem at the match, we see Monty passing peanuts, beer, and hot dogs around  while looking at them in vain. As he watches the fight, he sees one of the  fighters get knocked out and he sees himself as that fighter two times.  Yelling "I got to get out of here!", Monty begins to leave, but things stop  him. A vendor holding out a hot dog saying "Have a hot dog, son." He turns  from them and sees his Mob pals beckoning him with girls and money. He then  sees his next door neighbor offering him a joint with his girlfriend who  pulls up her top. Finally, he sees Scrapleton with Mrs. Monahan dressed in a  devil suit. He holds the deed for Montys money. All of these people he sees  are of his own imagination. As Nicky yells out "Where you going!", Monty  exits the arena. We then see him sitting in front of the television. All TV  versions of "Easy Money" also exclude this scene.'),
('10234',' Kino International distributes a set of videos containing all the 12 Mutual  short films made by Chaplin in 1916 '),
('10235',' 1917. They are presented by David H.  Shepard, who copyrighted the versions in 1984, and have a music soundtrack  composed and performed by Michael D. Mortilla, who copyrighted his score in  1989. The running time of this film is 24 minutes.'),
('10236',' In 2004, the Turner Classic Movies channel broadcast a version digitally  remastered by Hypercube LLC for the National Film Museum Incorporated. It has  a new piano score composed and performed by Douglas M. Protsik (qv) and  runs 89 minutes.'),
('10237',' According to actor Englund, the Japanese version inserted some hard'),
('10238','core  shots (obviously not performed by the original actors) into two of his  scenes.'),
('10239',' The film received notoriety in the UK after being withdrawn as a member of  the infamous DPP List of video nasties. The eventual video release in 1992  saw the film cut by 25 seconds with most cuts being applied to the scythe and  rake murders, as well as to the scene where the young girl watches her mother  being attacked by Judd. In 2000 the film was passed completely uncut by the  BBFC.'),
('10240',' There are two versions of the sex scene on home video. One version is the  theatrical version, complete with full frontal nudity. The other is edited so  that you dont see Calebs and Marcs penises.'),
('10241',' Shorter TV version released under the title Page Blanche ,La (1994) (TV) as  part of the TV'),
('10242','series "Tous les garçons et les filles de leur âge" (1994)'),
('10243',' A shorter re'),
('10244','edited version was shown on TV in 1995.'),
('10245',' Different versions of the film were already shown in various festivals '),
('10246',' The  Asian American International Film Festival of New York 2004 (8 hours rough  cut on VHS), The Toronto International Film Festival 2004 (10 hours on  digital beta), The Rotterdam International Film Festival 2005 and Goteberg  Film Festival 2005 (10 hours 43 minutes; maybe the final cut on minidv).'),
('10247',' Recent DVD release has a longer ending than previous video versions: after  the father of August says with a slap "What are YOU doing in America?" there  is an additional scene with all three of the main characters in the mountains  together. It is unknown if that scene is a new scene added for the DVD  release or if it was originally in the theatrical print but cut from the  previous video versions.'),
('10248',' The British video release was initially cut by more than 3 minutes before it  got an 18 certificate by the BBFC. the second time it was submitted, it was  given an 18 certificate after about 2 minutes of cuts.'),
('10249',' Due to a licensing issue, 14 minutes of footage containing music being played  was cut from the American video release. This resulted in much of the  entrances being removed and several promos by The Sandman, Stevie Richards  and Terry Funk (qv) as well.'),
('10250',' The event was released on home video in 2000 by Pioneer Entertainment as part  of its "The Best of ECW" line of DVDs. The Pioneer release trimmed out many  of the ring entrances, removed the music on the entrances not edited out  (with the exception of songs ECW owned the rights to, including changing  "Enter Sandman" from the Metallica version to Motörheads cover), and edited  out the backstage promos and part of Shane Douglass promo in the ring. The  event was later re'),
('10251','released on July 11, 2006 by World Wrestling Entertainment  as part of a two'),
('10252','disc set with One Night Stand 2006. The WWE release censored  offensive language and changed the majority of the entrance music to music  produced by WWE to avoid licensing fees.'),
('10253',' The British Board of Film Classification ordered 36 seconds cut of Raven  putting the boots to a bloody Terry Funk (qv) for the UK video release.'),
('10254',' Several changes have been made to the show on the DVD. '),
('10255',' '),
('10256',' The Danny Doring and Roadkill promo, which was shown briefly and out of   context live on the PPV, has been removed from the show. '),
('10257',' '),
('10258',' Ads for the Rise and Fall of ECW and WWE 24/7 replace the Vengeance and   Rob Zombie movie ads. '),
('10259',' '),
('10260',' There is some slight editing during the main event as well, showing a   different camera angle for the double DDT by Tommy Dreamer and Beulah   McGuillicuty to mask Beulah not hitting the DDT right. '),
('10261',' '),
('10262',' The DVD is listed as TV'),
('10263','14, which means all the expletives are edited out.   The DVD is listed as TV'),
('10264','14, which means all the expletives are edited out.   Interestingly though, Sandman saying "E'),
('10265','C'),
('10266','F**king'),
('10267','W" at the end of the DVD   during the post'),
('10268','brawl celebration is heard loud and clear even though it was   bleeped on the live PPV broadcast. '),
('10269',' '),
('10270',' The Dudley Boyz theme music was changed. '),
('10271',' '),
('10272',' Sandmans ring music was changed from his Metallica performed theme to   some generic WWE music. Worse still, the crowd noise is muted, so one of the   most electric scenes of the entire event (the crowd singing along to "Enter   Sandman") is lost on the DVD version.'),
('10273',' The DVD version has very little editing when compared to the original  pay'),
('10274','per'),
('10275','view broadcast, though thankfully no music was changed (a major  complaint of last years DVD release). One change that was made, is that when  Jerry Lawler and Randy Orton each come out, originally their names were  placed on an ECW name plate graphic. This was changed to a RAW name plate  graphic on the DVD, which makes sense when compared to the other non'),
('10276','ECW  wrestlers. The other noticeable change is that most of the commercials have  been edited out the DVD (including on'),
('10277','screen graphics listing upcoming live  tour dates), but in an effort to make it look like a continuous broadcast  (instead of fading in and out), some shots and commentary dialog have been  edited out from these spots. The brief list is as follows: '),
('10278',' After the F.B.I. vs. Tajiri & Super Crazy match (at 54:30 on the ppv/53:51   on the dvd), while on a shot of Big Guido on the floor outside the ring,   Tazz said "Ill tell you what. I never saw anybody do that to Big Guido,   thats for sure. He has no idea what hit him." The last sentence was edited   from the DVD. Following that was a commercial, then a two'),
('10279','shot of Tazz and   Joey Styles showing Tazz taking off the tape on his hands while he and Joey   Styles talk about it. This bit of the shot was edited out of the DVD, which   immediately cuts to the conversation about the championship matches. '),
('10280',' After John Bradshaw Layfield addresses the crowd (at 1:00:00 on the   ppv/58:51 on the dvd), the crowd shot from the live broadcast has been   replaced with a wide shot of the ring to mask the removal of a commercial. '),
('10281',' After Sabu enters the ring for his match (at 1:01:42 on the ppv/59:49 on the   dvd), there was originally a "brought to you by X'),
('10282','Men The Game" ad. By   taking it out, the DVD also removed a few shots of Sabu in the ring warming   up. '),
('10283',' As Sandman leaves the arena after chasing Eugene out (at 2:08:45 on the   ppv/2:06:36 on the dvd), the "Sandman is heading for the bar" line and the   crowd shot were removed, and the Eugene on the bus joke was moved up with it   now starting over the shot of Sandman leaving the arena instead of on a   two'),
('10284','shot of Tazz and Joey Styles (it was originally placed after the ad that   was removed).'),
('10285',' TV version was released in 2001. It run only 44 minutes.'),
('10286',' The directors cut featured no interviews whatsoever, letting the dialogue  from Ed Wood films tell most of the story; Dudley Manlove ("Eros" in "Plan  9") was approached to narrate.  Rhino insisted on interviews, including both  Dolores Fuller and Kathy Wood.  Both women refused to participate if footage  from "Love Feast" was included (scenes of Ed Wood in drag, in a dog collar,  licking a womans boot).  The footage was excised.'),
('10287',' When released in the UK this title was cut by 2 minutes and 55 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('10288',' The UK video version was cut in order to receive an 18 rating in 1986. It was  then released uncut.'),
('10289',' In the Eddie Murphy "Comedian" cassette tape/album, Eddie Murphy says "Old  people that get offended easily, you should all just get the fuck out now."  He also states hes not going to be wearing the Buckwheat wig. These parts  were never on the VHS version.'),
('10290',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('10291',' The UK cinema and subsequent Palace video versions were cut by 2 minutes 10  secs by the BBFC to edit a throat slash and scenes of blood spattering. The  cuts were waived in 2004 for the MGM release.'),
('10292',' Was recently re'),
('10293','rated R in its uncensored form for the MGM DVD release.  Running time is 91 minutes,which is the original unrated running time.  Previous R rated version was cut to 85 minutes.'),
('10294',' The version shown on TV has been cut down to 78 minutes.'),
('10295',' In a version screened on British TV in the 80s and 90s, Frank tells the  imaginary Morgan to p*** off, not f*** off; Michael Caines voice is  quite badly dubbed.'),
('10296',' In order to secure a PG certificate in the UK the cinema version was cut by 8  secs to edit some violence during the climactic fight. A shot of Edward being  kicked in the stomach was removed and his beating with the crowbar was  reduced from 8 blows to 2. The video/DVD versions feature the same print with  the cuts now lengthened to 15 secs.'),
('10297',' In order to secure a 10 certificate in Norway, about 26 seconds of violence  was removed from the fight at the end.'),
('10298',' Video Version runs 120 min.'),
('10299',' In June 2004, the extended version containing an additional 1 hour of footage  was released in theaters in Indonesia.'),
('10300',' An early cut of the movie showed, in detail, a man slitting Henri Bachs  throat, reaching in, and retrieving microfilm that he had just swallowed.  This was deemed too graphic, so the scene was edited to its current version.'),
('10301',' To get the film around the more conservative German censors, an alternate  version of Lamarrs nude bathing scenes was shot in which she was partially  obscured by strategically'),
('10302','placed bushes.'),
('10303',' Turner Classic Movies has shown an 87'),
('10304','minute version copyrighted in 1986 by  Eureka Productions, Inc. which supposedly is as "close to the original print  as possible." However, it is a German version (Deutsche Bearbeitung: Regina  Film München) with English subtitles and without the original credits, since  the stars name is given as "Hedy Lamarr" rather than "Hedy Kiesler." Besides  the four main actors, the only other credits are for director, music and  camera. Original prints may not exist; German munitions magnate Fritz Mandl,  who eventually married Lamarr, spent millions trying to buy and destroy all  copies of the movie.'),
('10305',' When Samuel Cummins (qv) tried to import the film into the US in 1935, it  was seized by US Customs officials. Before Cummins could file an appeal, a  federal marshal had burned the film. Thus, Cummins then brought in a heavily  edited version of the movie. Among the changes: the German version of the  bathing scene was used; shots of horses engaging in sexual acts were removed;  and the film was re'),
('10306','edited to give the impression that Lamarrs character had  been granted a divorce, thus making the adulterous relationship legitimate.  In addition, Cummins added a shot at the end showing Lamarr with a baby,  suggesting that she and the engineer had happily married and started a family  together. This version was passed by Customs in 1936 and exhibited quite  successfully, although the Production Code Office refused to grant it a Seal  of Approval.'),
('10307',' 1993 reissue restores 16 minutes of "lost" footage.'),
('10308',' SPOILER AHEAD: In some Muslim countries, the film was nearly banned until the  censors thought of a better idea which was to simply cut out the entire  climax of the film so instead of seeing the dead El Cid lead his army to  victory against the Moors, they simply ended it at his deathbed and inserted  the line "Muslims 1, Christians 0. "'),
('10309',' In the US, this film was shown with Mel Ferrer speaking his lines in English,  and with several of the Italian actors mouthing their lines in English, but  being dubbed by other actors.'),
('10310',' In 2000 Kino International copyrighted the version shown on Turner Classic  Movies. It was made from a preserved print in the Library of Congress Motion  Picture Conservation Center, produced for video by Jessica Rosner with a  piano score composed and performed by Jon Mirsalis, and with a running time  of 15 minutes.'),
('10311',' John Wintergreen is called John Winterberg in the German version.'),
('10312',' The films original soundtrack has been changed in different ways for its two  DVD releases: '),
('10313',' The Image DVD replaces Dave Grusins beautiful "Freedom Epilogue" score   music (where the horse is set free) with a reprise of "My Heroes Have Always   Been Cowboys" by Willie Nelson, originally heard during the opening credits.   This actually works well, though one wonders why a piece of original score   had to be changed. '),
('10314',' The newer Universal release goes a step further, removing "My Heroes Have   Always Been Cowboys" from the opening credits (and in fact from the film   completely) as well as "Freedom Epilogue" and replaces them both with a very   inappropriate generic harmonica'),
('10315','driven instrumental which is meant to sound   like a Willie Nelson song.'),
('10316',' In 1995, Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version with new titles  by Jeffrey Vance and a music soundtrack arranged by Robert Israel.  The  running time was 24 minutes.'),
('10317',' There is a directors cut that is three minutes longer with some extra scenes.'),
('10318',' English and French'),
('10319','language versions of this film were shot simultaneously.'),
('10320',' The 17½th Anniversary Edition DVD includes seven scenes not found on the  LaserDisc version.  They are not separated as deleted scenes but have been  added into the program and total approx. 2 minutes: '),
('10321',' "Foundation for the Tragically Hip" after "Magic" '),
('10322',' "Giant Sea Squid" after "Large Detroit Car Company" '),
('10323',' "Nachos" and "Pirate Alphabet '),
('10324',' O" after "Food Chopper" '),
('10325',' "Abject Poverty" and "Mariachi Trans Later" after "Who Wants To Know?" '),
('10326',' "The Family Who Ate Their Young" after "Have A Nice Day" '),
('10327',' These were not filmed for the DVD; the video quality is the same and clips   from some of them had already appeared in the "Tonight (The Television   Song)" video.'),
('10328',' While the "new" segments were not on the Laserdisc release, all but the  "Moment With Sir William Martin" parts were originally on the First issue VHS  and the CED "Needlevision" releases.'),
('10329',' The directors cut contains 3 minutes of deleted footage not found in the  festival version.'),
('10330',' In the UK versions the nunchuck scene when Kuji meets Nora & Harry is cut. In  the EIV release it is cut completely. In the later re'),
('10331','release it is partially  cut leaving his introduction intact.'),
('10332',' In 1965, the movie was restored, edited and dubbed by Eldar Shengelaya.'),
('10333',' The trailer features one scene not used in the final film: after Elizabeth  has been crowned, she goes out and waves to the people who welcome their new  queen.'),
('10334',' When the series was repeated on British TV in 2006, the footage of the  Babington plotters being tortured was cut, and the execution of Queen Mary  was cut so that she was beheaded with one stroke, although the scene of  Leicester telling Elizabeth that it had taken two strokes was left in.'),
('10335',' Along with the television version, many international theatrical and video  versions cut out Elviras "trick" during the Las Vegas musical number.'),
('10336',' The widescreen version is actually the regular full screen version but with  the top and bottom blacked out. This is proven in the scene were the kids are  watching Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. For the scene were a woman with a  shopping cart is running from an over'),
('10337','sized tomato, the board with rollers  the tomato is sitting on is cut off. As is the shot of Elviras Elvis t'),
('10338','shirt  when she suddenly sits'),
('10339','up from her nightmare.'),
('10340',' Many different edits of this special have been released to TV and video over  the years. Some of these versions have their own IMDb entries under different  titles. Among the more notable versions: '),
('10341',' The original broadcast did not include the bordello musical number "Let   Yourself Go" which was edited out at the last minute. It was subsequently   restored in later video and TV versions, including the 2004 DVD release. '),
('10342',' When NBC rebroadcast the special in 1969, it replaced the performance of   "Blue Christmas" with "Tiger Man." Some versions of the special released   later include both songs. The 2004 DVD version only has Blue Christmas. '),
('10343',' Two full'),
('10344','hour "sit'),
('10345','down" concerts and two shorter "stand'),
('10346','up" concerts were   videotaped for use in the special. The full version of the first sit'),
('10347','down   concert was released separately to video and TV in the 1980s as   _Elvis: One Night with You (1984) (TV)_ (qv). The other 3 concerts were   released to video for the first time as bonus material on the 2004 DVD   release. '),
('10348',' Many alternate takes, false starts, bloopers, practical jokes, and   run'),
('10349','throughs taped during shooting of the various production numbers have   been included in their unedited entirely on the 2004 DVD release. The DVD   also includes an alternate version of the specials closing credits without   text, unedited footage of a promotional spot shot on the set, and a   newly'),
('10350','edited music video of "If I Can Dream" created from some of the   previously unseen footage.'),
('10351',' TV version runs 90 min, DVD more than 240 minutes.'),
('10352',' The Lightyear DVD is missing three songs, "Johnny B. Goode", "Im So Lonesome  I Could Cry" and "I Cant Stop Loving You". The songs were up for renewal at  the time of release and could not be included. The songs are restored on  later releases.'),
('10353',' An alternate version, with about 40% of the footage replaced, without the fan  interviews or convention, and with more concert and rehearsal footage, was  produced in 2000.'),
('10354',' This is the rehearsal for the concert presented in  _Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii (1973) (TV)_ (qv).	Newer versions reportedly omit  the songs "Im So Lonesome I Could Cry" and "Johnny B. Goode".'),
('10355',' In the television print, scenes of the Gurus "love lessons" are edited,  eliminating male nudity.  A scene in which one of the Gurus assistants is  demonstrating women on the how'),
('10356','tos of pleasing their lovers is completely  eliminated from the television print.  When Emanuelle spies on the diplomatic  "party" several shots are removed.  Sensual encounters between Emanuelle and  the truck driver, Emanuelle and Mary, and the scene of Emanuelle, Cora, and  the Sheik are also edited.  Several major cuts are made to the attack on Miss  Ohio on the pier.  In the television version, the beginning and end credits  are scrolled over a black background, whereas in the theatrical and video  versions, they are scrolled over a montage.'),
('10357',' UK cinema and video versions were extensively cut by the BBFC, removing 15  minutes 45 secs in total. The edits included a gang rape, scenes of  lesbianism at an all'),
('10358','female Kama Sutra Academy, explicit sex scenes, and  footage of bestiality including a dog and a snake.'),
('10359',' Erwin C. Dietrich cut the original movie to get an "Ungeprueft" in Germany.  To have enough material, he fit in new scenes with Brigitte Lahaie.'),
('10360',' The 2002 UK DVD issue was cut by 1 min 58 secs by the BBFC to edit a rape  scene, a naked woman being gutted, and a close up of the cannibals slicing  off a womans breast.'),
('10361',' The DVD from Italian Shock is very briefly cut in two places: '),
('10362',' A brief piece of dialogue has been abbreviated during the cab scene (around   the 17'),
('10363','minute mark). '),
('10364',' After the group finds the dead body under a blanket, a shot of the two men   glancing at each other has been removed (around the 49'),
('10365','minute mark).'),
('10366',' The American version omits the final scene in which Harrison talks with  Emanuelle about re'),
('10367','opening her case before she returns to her cell. However,  it does have an ending montage of all the violent scenes in the movie (the  shootout with the swat team, the Russian roulette, Emanuelles rape, Harrison  getting shot, etc.) when Harrison has Henderson pinned against the chain'),
('10368','link  fence. All other versions lack this montage.'),
('10369',' The version that was released on home video in the United States by  VidAmerica (and also shown on cable television) is a much trimmed version.   All of the violence and nearly all of the sex is cut.  The most notorious  scene, where Emanuelle uncovers a couple making love while watching a "snuff"  film, is trimmed so severely that what is happeing on the film is barely  hinted at, whereas the original shows the torture film in graphic detail.'),
('10370',' The version submitted to the BBFC in 1987 was heavily pre'),
('10371','cut by around 13  minutes to remove all of the hardcore footage so that it would be certified  18 instead of R18 (R18 videos/DVDs may only be sold in licensed sex  shops). The BBFC cut a further 5 minutes 42 seconds including most of the  snuff footage (eroticized sexual violence) and the horse masturbation  (bestiality/animal cruelty). The final cut that was released on video has  virtually no sex/nudity whatsoever.'),
('10372',' Some versions omit a shot just seconds into the film of a nude woman in a  magazine being read by Emanuelle on the airplane.'),
('10373',' UK cinema and 1987 video versions were cut by 1 min 28 secs by the BBFC. The  later 1995 Lumiere Widescreen video received less edits with 30 secs of cuts  for an 18 rating.'),
('10374',' For some markets outside Italy, a "hardcore" version was released. The "hard"  print contained a brief sequence of shots of explicit penetration during the  scene in which Emanuelle and Gianni first make love. These shots were  performed by doubles, not by Angelo Infanti and Laura Gemser, neither of  which were informed of this addition at the time. One extra shot was also  included during the tribal dance scene of many tribesmen running their hands  over Emanuelles body as she lies on the ground.'),
('10375',' On the original US video release by Magnetic Video, Emanuelles conversation  with the missionary outside the airport is cut.'),
('10376',' The 18'),
('10377','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3 minutes and 40 seconds by  the BBFC.'),
('10378',' The version distributed by City Nights Films (which is the version most often  shown on US cable television) replaces the title and end credit sequences of  Laura Gemser wandering around various locales with a sequence of titles on a  black background.  The love scenes are also majorly (and quite sloppily) cut,  as are some more violent sequences.'),
('10379',' Available in R'),
('10380','rated and Unrated versions. (unrated version runs about a  minute longer.)'),
('10381',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('10382','rated and unrated versions.'),
('10383',' In the USA, two versions are available, an R rated and more graphic unrated  version.'),
('10384',' The dubbed U.S. version was originally rated X in 1974.  An alternate,  R'),
('10385','rated version was released later in 1974, having trimmed or removed all the  more explicit sex scenes.  In 1984, the uncut version was rereleased in the  U.S. with and X rating.  That version is currently available unrated on  video.'),
('10386',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit the sex scenes  including a vaginal cigarette smoking and a masturbation sequence, and the  film was recalled and cut further in 1978 by the newly appointed censor James  Ferman to heavily edit a scene where Emmanuelle suffers a gang rape in an  opium den at the suggestion of her husband. Some of the original edits  (totalling 1 minute 25 secs) were waived by the BBFC in 2001, though the rape  scene was still cut by 38 seconds. The film was finally passed fully uncut in  the UK in February 2007.'),
('10387',' The following are the different video versions of "Emmanuelle"(1974): '),
('10388',' 1.  Panned & scanned, subtitled, rated "X" (other than the picture cropping,   this presumably matches the original US theatrical print, which was NOT   dubbed; long out of print) '),
('10389',' 2. P&S, dubbed, rated "R" '),
('10390',' 3. P&S, dubbed,  unrated '),
('10391',' 4. Letterboxed, dubbed, unrated '),
('10392',' 5. Letterboxed, subtitled,  unrated'),
('10393',' The only "altering" of the sex scenes is the consequence of the fact that the  framings, even in the letterboxed versions, do not match that of the original  theatrical presentation. Version 2 disappeared quite quickly (other than  copies remaining on the shelves of rental outlets), with the films audience  apparently assuming that the "R" rating meant that "the best parts" had been  cut out. Actually, the dropping of the subtitles and the addition of the new  dialogue track meant that it was a "different" movie and could be resubmitted  to the MPAA for rating. Standards had changed in the more than fifteen years  that had passed since the film had originally been given the "X", resulting  in the "R." The "unrated" follow'),
('10394','up, hurried into release, faded away by the  mid'),
('10395','90s, and versions 4 and 5 are the only ones currently in print.'),
('10396',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 30 secs by the BBFC. The cuts were  fully restored in the 2001 Momentum release.'),
('10397',' Export version contained hardcore inserts, but with different performers.'),
('10398',' The DVD version, though unrated, runs 73 minutes, 11 minutes shorter than the  original. The cuts significantly reduce the explicit nature found in the  original.'),
('10399',' UK video versions were cut by 2 minutes 41 secs by the BBFC. When the film  was resubmitted in 2001 most of the edits were restored, though 45 secs of a  scene featuring a dildo remained cut.'),
('10400',' Some video prints include hardcore sex scenes.'),
('10401',' The first two video releases, from 1982 and 1996, both did not include the  scene with a group of bunnies dancing at the talent show. Both of these video  releases also had a shortened version of "There aint no hole in the  washtub".'),
('10402',' The new Disney/HIT DVD has removed all instances of Kermit the Frog due to  rights issues, however they also included (in the extras section) all of the  footage (listed in an above post) that appear in the original version only on  HBO. The previous dvd version (Sony) keeps the kermit footage but does not  contain any of the HBO footage, or really any other extras for that matter'),
('10403',' The HBO version still has one difference that does not appear on the new  Disney/HIT dvd, or any other video release. After the scene in the very  beginning When Emmet and his mother sing "Hole in the Washtub", the picture  fades out and we see an over head shot that zooms onto Emmets house and he  comes out of the back door (music plays in the background for this whole  scene). The HBO version of this scene is exactly the same except we have some  added narration (that plays on top of the music) from Kermit the Frog. The  narration is as follows: '),
('10404',' "One morning Frog Town Hollow awoke to discover winter had arrived. With ice   on the river and snow on the fields, Emmet did his chores not knowing it   would be a very special day". '),
('10405',' The narration ends right before Emmet appears out of his back door.'),
('10406',' The DVD release has some footage removed from the original print of the movie  such as... '),
('10407',' When talking to Gretchen Fox, Ma Otter tells her "I would really appreciate   it if youd...fall off the dock."  This part is edited out. '),
('10408',' When Ma and Emmett are rowing home in the boat some dialogue is cut before   the "aint no hole in the washtub" song.  Ma says, "Oh there aint no hole   in the washtub, thats your basic keeping warm while youre rowing home   song." Emmett says. "Im rowing, wheres the singing?" This part is   completely removed. '),
('10409',' Originally, after the hedgehog finishes mangling "Barbecue", Harrison Fox   says to the stage manager, "Better get ready. Were off to a shaky start."   (I dont remember the exact line, but thats close.) Then it fades to black,   fading up on Fox finding the jug band in the alley (suggesting a passage of   time). '),
('10410',' Second, the DVD version cuts Kermits final narration in Doc Bullfrogs   restaurant.'),
('10411',' A scene cut from the final film showed Miles walking in the red light  district of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In this brief scene, Miles encounters  Olivers drug dealer. The scene is expected to be reinstated for the films  DVD release.'),
('10412',' Originally prepared at 80 minutes, the film was subject to censorship  problems immediately upon release, and cut to 72 minutes. This 72'),
('10413','minute  version was the only version available, until the Library of Congress  restored the film to a 76'),
('10414','minute running time (and restored as well the  original blue tint in the films finale). Several minutes of the original  release are still lost, presumably forever.'),
('10415',' Originally premiered as "Emperor of the North Pole": the film was pulled from  release because people thought the film was about the arctic.  It was  re'),
('10416','released as "Emperor of the North" and given two different advertising  campaigns:  one with a poster playing up the comedy, another with a poster  playing up the violence (The poster said "If you can ride Shacks train and  live, youre...Emperor of the North!").  Neither new campaig clicked with  audiences. The song "A Man and a Train" is sung in "Emperor of the North" by  Marty Robbins.  The poster for the original release says it is sung by Bill  Medley.  It is unknow what other changes, if any, were made between the two  releases.'),
('10417',' All UK versions are cut by 3 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of 2 men being  hit with a live chicken during a fight scene.'),
('10418',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC for a AA (15)  certificate with edits made to remove axe blows and a man being throttled by  a chain. Later releases restored the footage but were cut by 3 secs to  completely remove a shot of 2 men being hit with a live chicken during a  fight scene.'),
('10419',' A sequence showing Kuzcos guards training for the destruction of Pachas  village was fully animated, scored, and in color when it was deleted from the  film. Animation of the guards from this sequence appears during the final  battle in the films third act. This sequence appears as a special feature on  the DVD.'),
('10420',' A line heard in the trailer and all of the tv spots spoken by Jack is not  included in the final cut. The line is as follows "Go back to your ghetto!"'),
('10421',' A shorter, 90'),
('10422','minute version of this documentary aired on the A&E Channel  September 12th 2004.'),
('10423',' The original UK cinema version was heavily cut for an A (PG) certificate to  reduce sounds of screaming and to heavily edit violence including attack  scenes and shots of bloodied bodies. The cuts were restored for the 2002 ILC  release and the certificate upgraded to a 15.'),
('10424',' Special Edition DVD contains 16 minutes of deleted footage edited back into  the film.'),
('10425',' In the version broadcaston television in North America in the seventies and  released on VHS by Entertainment Programs International in 1997, the  contestants in the striptease contest performing just before Bardot only did  partial strip. The last contestant before Bardot wears panties and a bra made  of daisies at the end of her act. But the DVD version released by Home Vision  Entertainment in 2001 features a different take of the same scene that is  almost identical except that the contestants get totally nude at the end of  their act.'),
('10426',' The film such as it was shown in Cannes was slightly re'),
('10427','edited for its French  theatrical release. The video opening sequence has been deleted.'),
('10428',' Some prints (including the Turner Home Entertainment video release) run 78  minutes. A number of scenes in the first half of the film, including the very  sad scene with Dorothy McGuire in the soldiers dance hall, are missing from  this shortened version.'),
('10429',' TV version adds a scene that occurs right before Dave and Stoney find Link in  his pool.  Its a conversation between Dave and his mother about her plans of  opening up a "Homeless Home" in their house and using Daves room as a place  for them to stay.'),
('10430',' The US Region 1 DVD has several small edits made to the film. These edits  seem to have no purpose at all, as they were not for offensive language or  violence.'),
('10431',' The network TV Edition of the film also features a scene in which Daves  parents are walking and talking to him on the way back to the car after they  bailed him out of jail.'),
('10432',' Allegedly, test screening versions of the film had the following alternate  scenes: '),
('10433',' on the train sequence, before Satan leaps across the carriages, he points   and says "Jericho, I will cast you down like my Father did to me at the   beginning of time". This was in the test screening, but cut in the final   version; '),
('10434',' Jericho impales himself on the statue of the angel, and is believed to be   dead, but then opens his eyes and pushes himself off of the sword. His wound   is miraculously healed, and then he and Christine walk out of the church.'),
('10435',' The VCD (Video CD) version is edited: '),
('10436',' Excessive sexual and violent scenes, including profanities are censored.'),
('10437',' Some shortened prints censor Burt Reynolds final monologue.'),
('10438',' The re'),
('10439','release replaces some songs from the original'),
('10440',' The home video/DVD release contains an extra hour or so of footage that  wasnt featured on the VH1 broadcast; however, the Timothy White interview  sections are different on the broadcast version.'),
('10441',' Footage not originally shown in the movie is shown in the documentary  "Endless Summer Revisited".'),
('10442',' The UK cinema version had been shortened by the distributors before release  following negative reviews in the US and was then cut by 27 secs by the BBFC  for a PG certificate with edits made to the severed ear sequence. The cuts  were restored to the 1987 15'),
('10443','rated video release and the full US version was  released on DVD in 2002.'),
('10444',' Also available in an "Unrated Extended Edition" which features some  new/extended footage (ca. 7 minutes) like some explicit shots of the senator  with his secretary or Dean finding his dead ex'),
('10445','girlfriend covered in blood.'),
('10446',' There are various alternate cuts of this film; the complete version runs 195  minutes and has been restored on video.'),
('10447',' The original French theatrical version, which runs at 135 mins begins as Sand  plans to leave her husband and Mussets father dies. This version continues  after their final meeting as Sand begins to write her story and attempts in  vain to see Musset one last time. This version ends with a direct to camera  address by Sand at Mussets tomb. A shorter theatrical version was released  in Germany, Spain, UK and US which begins with Sand reading from "Lélia" and  ends with Sand and Mussets final meeting. It runs at 105 mins. This version  contains two new scenes: Sand and Musset being introduced to each other and a  dance sequence. However the opening sequences featuring Sands arrival in  Paris during an uprising and her relationship with Marie Dorval are lost, as  are the closing scenes as she attempts to see Musset a final time. Most DVD  releases have favored the Original 135 min version which was more critically  popular.'),
('10448',' Harry Callahans character name becomes Harry Callaghan in the Italian  version and titles because the local distributor thought it sounded better.'),
('10449',' Norwegian cinema version was cut to get an 16 rating, later video and DVD  versions are uncut.'),
('10450',' Cut in Sweden when it ran theatrically in 1977: '),
('10451',' The killing of the gas men; no blood seen coming from the knife wound of the   first unlucky one nor blood seen from the second gas man being killed with a   shotgun. '),
('10452',' The execution of Miki Waleska in the fire arms warehouse was completly cut. '),
('10453',' No second image of the dead bridge keeper. '),
('10454',' Harry beating the guard at Tiffanys was trimmed down. Using some really bad   editing, it cuts from where Harry kicks the guard in the groin to him   "questioning" Buchinski in the Ladies room.'),
('10455',' There was an alternative version of this film that was seen several times on  New York television in the 1950s. It was both in English and had the title  Angel with a Trumpet.'),
('10456',' A version shown on BRAVO Television is 60+ minutes shorter with serious  damage to plot and character.'),
('10457',' The softcore version of the film is published under the name "English  Lessons" and runs around 75 minutes.'),
('10458',' The US Home video version runs 96 minutes and has the notice "edited for  content" at the beginning.  It is rated PG.'),
('10459',' This film exists in two versions, the shortened release version and the  full'),
('10460','length directors cut.'),
('10461',' Initially released in two parts on the same date.  Songoku [Volume 1] ran 72  minutes.  Songoku [Volume 2] ran 67 minutes.'),
('10462',' A 15'),
('10463','minute cut version was shown in the Fairbanks UAF film festival and is  available on the internet.  It is missing the beginning and ending credits,  the first hiking scene, the scene where Stryker is killed, some scenes of the  enemy soldiers scouting around the abandoned town, and the entire last half  of the movie.'),
('10464',' A theatrical version runs 131 minutes.'),
('10465',' To celebrate the movies the 25th Anniversary, 10 minutes originally not  shown in the US version (but shown in the Chinese version) were restored,  although it said only 3 minutes on the box.  According to Linda Lee Cadwell,  Bruce Lees widow, this is the uncut version.  Also included is "Bruce Lee:  In his own words," the original theatrical trailer, a special "Behind the  Scenes: The Filming of Enter the Dragon" documentary, and never before seen  photos.'),
('10466',' In the UK, the film was passed X by the BBFC with cuts for the cinema  release in 1973. 5 cuts were made to violence including the removal of the  broken bottle attack at the end of the Lee/Oharra fight. In 1979, the film  was recalled so that a sequence in which Bruce Lee twirls and uses nunchaku  could be deleted, along with another sequence in which nunchaku were seen  being carried. In 1988 the video version was passed 18 with 1 minute 45  seconds cut. Three of the five violence cuts made in 1973 were waived but two  were maintained (the first cut is to an offscreen neckbreak '),
('10467',' this version  cuts away just as Bolo crouches to jerk and snap a poor saps spine. The  second cut occurs when Bolo cradles the final opponent in order to slowly  break his back '),
('10468',' the process and sound effect of this act had been  shortened). The cuts to nunchakus implemented in 1979 were repeated for  video. However, in 1991 the Board modified its policy so that the weapon was  no longer removed on sight. After 1991 a number of representations of  nunchaku were passed but only when they were not actually in use. The video  of "Enter the Dragon" was resubmitted again in 1993 for widescreen release.  This time the two remaining violence cuts were waived, as was the brief sight  of nunchaku being carried, in accordance with the new policy. The only cut  made this time was to sight of Bruce Lee twirling and briefly using the  nunchaku (21 seconds cut). "Enter the Dragon" was resubmitted in its uncut  form in 2001 and, in accordance with the BBFCs revised policy, has now been  passed 18 without cuts.'),
('10469',' The UK version was heavily cut by around 4'),
('10470','5 minutes by the BBFC when  submitted in 1981. All shots of weapons that were not allowed in UK film  releases at the time (e.g. nunchakus, shuriken etc) were cut, as were some  highly'),
('10471','dangerous combat techniques such as throat'),
('10472','cuts, repeated punches,  ear'),
('10473','claps and limb'),
('10474','and neck'),
('10475','breaking. Also missing is a scene that  contravenes the UKs Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937, namely some  genuine scenes of cockfights. All video versions feature the same edited  print.'),
('10476',' The British Board of Film Classification state that "substitutions" were made  before a 12 certificate could be awarded. The edits totaled 4 secs to remove  two uses of the word fuck. The cuts were waived for the 2007 DVD release.'),
('10477',' The RC 1 Special Edition DVD features some deleted scenes: '),
('10478',' Gin brakes into Macs hotel room to put an issue of the Times Magazine with   the Mask on the cover on his bed. '),
('10479',' a car chase sequence where Haas and his sidekick pursue Mac and Gin through   London. '),
('10480',' an alternate ending where, like in theatres, Mac sits on a bench, a train   rushes through, and then Gin is on the other side of the station. In   theatres the two said something and Mac ran to her, but here it just ends.'),
('10481',' Some trailers for this film include a car crash that was cut from the final  movie. The chase sequence in which the crash occurs is on the DVD as a bonus  feature.'),
('10482',' When Mac first encounters Gin in her hotel room, she is nude. In the movie,  Macs shoulder barely covers her breasts, and in fact some digitalization is  visible where her right nipple should be. In some trailers and the  behind'),
('10483','the'),
('10484','scenes featurette what show this scene, there is no digitization  and her nipple is partially visible.'),
('10485',' UK version is cut (36 sec.) to remove sight of organized dog fighting.'),
('10486',' Some versions of the DVD include about 40 minutes of documentary footage,  running 88 minutes total. Shorter versions run 49 minutes.'),
('10487',' US R'),
('10488','Rated version published by MGM/UA on VHS is about 10 minutes cut in a  few shorter scenes of violence (two "living torch effects"; Corinne Wahl  getting shot during the showdown for example), some action scenes and a good  deal of story lines. German VHS version rated 18 is cut as well, but only  about 3 1/2 minutes (for violence). British VHS version distributed by New  Dimension, rated 18, is completely uncut (so you could consider it an  "Unrated" version).'),
('10489',' The US two disc dvd set released by Criterion features the later version of  the film Equinox, as well as the super rare 1967 version The Equinox: A  Journey Into the Supernatural. In addition to this, the set also features  another dvd full of extras'),
('10490',' German Title for this Movie is: '),
('10491',' Harry und der Zauberring'),
('10492',' The original version of this film is entitled "The Equinox: A Journey Into  the Supernatural" (1967) directed by Dennis Muren. This version used the same  cast, but includes stop'),
('10493','motion animation not seen in the release version, a  totally different storyline, doesnt include the character Asmodeus, has a  completely different music score, differently filmed versions of scenes which  were in the released film and other differences. Jack Woods is credited as  writer and director of the 1970 release version.'),
('10494',' Nude scenes '),
('10495',' including one featuring a topless Sophia Loren '),
('10496',' were filmed  for French release.'),
('10497',' The Singapore DVD release runs for 108mins NTSC '),
('10498',' 19mins longer than the  Columbia Tristar version.'),
('10499',' The Ending has been changed on the Columbia Tristar version.'),
('10500',' In later versions of the movie, the reference of UBS meaning "Union de Bank  Swiss" is changed to "United Bank of Syria."'),
('10501',' In addition to the above cuts for UK cinema, 3 mins 22 sec were cut for UK  video, with a downgrade to a 15 certificate. Among the cuts were edits to  swearing, assorted footage of punches and closeups of wounds, and heavy cuts  to the climactic scene of a train crashing into a car.'),
('10502',' 28 seconds were cut by the BBFC for the 18'),
('10503','cert UK version.'),
('10504',' The UK 18 rated Cinema version removes the following: '),
('10505',' At the start of the film when the gangsters are in Johnny Cs house: '),
('10506',' Scene with Johnny C being threatened with a flick knife has been removed   along with the attempt to pull his toungue out with pliers. '),
('10507',' When John Kruger kicks a gangster into an open fridge the shot of John   slamming the fridge door on the gangsters head and pulling his shoulder to   break his neck was cut. '),
('10508',' In the Cyrez Building: '),
('10509',' When Lee is captured by DeGuerin and the fire shield comes between DeGuerin   and Kruger the shot of a pistol whip to Lee has been removed. '),
('10510',' As Kruger shoots the sprinkler to set off the fire alarm and get past the   shield, he runs up the stairs to the helicopter platform and takes cover   when he is fired at Calderon as the helicopter is taking off Kruger is   approached by Haggerty, Kruger twists his head round into a headlock then he   lifts up and breaks Haggertys neck. '),
('10511',' The end battle in the dock: '),
('10512',' A shot of Lee being threaten by Sergei Ivanovich Petrofsky with a flick   knife has been removed. '),
('10513',' When Lee breaks free she hits Sergei with the Coffee Jar she gets up and   Kicks him in the face(the kick to the face was removed).'),
('10514',' The UK video removes the scene where the train hits the car at the end of the  picture so you never really learn the fate of the bad guys.'),
('10515',' The original print of the film ran 20m longer and featured a number of  characters who are referenced in the credits but do not appear: The people  digging in the alley show up in the second half of the movie.  Henry comes  across two kids excavating rows of dimes from the asphalt in the street.  The  landlady shows up in the second half, in a scene where Henry goes into the  lobby of the apartment building and takes out his anger on a bench.  "You  stop kicking my bench!" the landlady shouts at him. "Thats good wood!"'),
('10516',' The longer original version was screened in public only once before being  changed by David Lynch to its present format.'),
('10517',' Other deleted scenes include: '),
('10518',' Henry looking for the babys vaporizer and opening a drawer filled with   vanilla pudding and peas '),
('10519',' Henry hearing strange noises, going down the hall, and finding two women   strapped to a bed, while man with a black box and prongs is coming for them.   The women see Henry and he runs away. '),
('10520',' Henry getting a phone call. '),
('10521',' Mary and the Xs bringing the baby home. '),
('10522',' A scene where a disgusted nurse hands the baby over to the Xs was planned   on being filmed, but never was.  The role of the nurse was cast though. '),
('10523',' Henry gets a dead cat stuck to the bottom of his shoe'),
('10524',' For the Woolner Brothers U.S. release version, under the title "Hercules and  the Captive Women", the original score has been replaced by a stock score  selected by Gordon Zahler. Zahler used much of the same music he had selected  for the U.S. release of Kurt Maetzigs _First Spaceship on Venus (1962)_ as  well as portions of the score from Jack Arnolds _Creature From the Black  Lagoon (1954)_ .'),
('10525',' In the Spanish version, France is uncredited as a production country.'),
('10526',' 59:30 BBC Version'),
('10527',' 41:00 PBS "Pledge" Version'),
('10528',' In the TV version aired on NBC, it mutes the several uses of the  f'),
('10529','word[usually changing it from f*cking to freaking, or sometimes even  cutting out the line[s] of dialogue]. It also, to supposedly make up for lost  time during editing, adds a scene not shown on the theatrical or home video  version of the film [although it was added as a deleted scene in the DVD]:  Erin goes out to her car after storming into the office and yelling at Ed.  She feels still feels very sick and then faints. It lands her in the hospital  where George comes to visit [explaining why George would come and take care  of Erins kids while she went to get the signatures]. Ed also comes to visit  and pleads her to not make stunts like she did again. Erin apologizes and  says shes coming to the town meeting, sick or not.'),
('10530',' In the Touchstone DVD re'),
('10531','release, the credits have been re'),
('10532','digitized from the  old red font to a new, fancier one.'),
('10533',' When aired on TV, this movie has extra scenes not features in the home video  release. Like: When Ernest gets both steel balls cuffed to his legs, he  originally started with one but he pulls another stunt and the bailef makes  it two; At the very end, Ernest is finally a bank clerk, his computer shorts  out and he becomes magnitized once again, except nothing metal clings to him.  Except the file cabinets back for a rematch; Ernest getting his last meal  before going to the chair;'),
('10534',' An extra scene of Mr. Pendelsmythe and Nash talking before Nash breaks Mr.  Pendelsmythes golf trophy.'),
('10535',' This film was originall released in 1987 under the name "Hey Vern! Win  $10,000" where viewers had to count up the number of times Ernest said "Vern"  and "Know What I Mean?" The contest ended April 1, 1988. Throughout the video  were scenes of Ernest unsuccessfully adding up the number of times he said  it. The video was rereleased in 1992 with those scenes cut out.'),
('10536',' The version screened at the Venice Film Festival presented the three short  films in the following order: "The Hand" (Wong Kar Wai), "Equilibrium"  (Soderbergh) and "Il Filo Pericoloso delle Cose" (Antonioni). When the film  was released theatrically in Italy, "Il Filo Pericoloso delle Cose" was  presented at first and "The Hand" as the third.'),
('10537',' The hardcore version was directed by Paul Norman with same cast and plot and  issued in 2 parts in 1992 under the title The Three Musketeers'),
('10538',' Also released in a short version (abridged to 14 minutes, 49 seconds) on UK  video in 1989, under the title Private Shots Presents Erotic Inferno.'),
('10539',' The PAL DVD release is completely uncut, including a much more graphic horse  mating sequence. It features shots of the male equines erection that were  completely removed from Cinemaxs cut.'),
('10540',' There are two major edits to Private Screenings VHS release versus the  Cinemax version, both using the English title "Love, Lust, And Ecstasy." The  first is a scene interspersed with cuts from a pair of horses mating on a  farm. Though nothing is shown save for horse buttocks, the horse mating cuts  are removed. The second is in the masturbation sequence near the end which is  cut to remove the close up of grinding buttocks, the womans climax, and her  showering afterwards.'),
('10541',' Video version available in the USA contains a fourth segment, "Final Call,"  set in Brazil and directed by Ana Maria Magalhaes.'),
('10542',' For its original U.S. release, sex scenes were trimmed to get an "R" rating,  replacing the original "NC'),
('10543','17".'),
('10544',' Originally shot and nominated for an Oscar as best documentary short in 1980,  this film was remastered in large screen format and released to IMAX Omnidome  theaters in an expanded version which includes more scenes shot in 1990  showing the aftermath of the eruption of Mount St. Helens ten years after the  fact.'),
('10545',' The Spanish and the Portuguese versions are different.'),
('10546',' The theatrical trailer includes several scenes not in the movie: a shot of  Snake from the finale saying "Your rules are really beginning to annoy me",  another shot of Snake saying "You got a problem with that?", an extra shot of  Utopia in LA, and Brazen telling the president that Snake was chosen because  his personality index hit "...the bottom of the curve".'),
('10547',' Collectors edition laserdisc (during director commentary) shows cut scenes  of high'),
('10548','tech bank robbery which led to Snakes conviction and eventual prison  sentencing to New York.'),
('10549',' Columbia Tristar Home Video released a directors special editon on VHS (now  out of print). It basically has same the material as the collectors  laserdisk. An interview with John Carpenter which contains extra footage not  in the theatrical release. Also the orginal theatrical trailer. The movie is  Letterbox, digitally remastered, and Dolby Surround Stereo.'),
('10550',' Early video releases were missing the magic sequence with the dancing  puppets. Disneys response to complaints was that music rights were not  available.'),
('10551',' Stories which were not included featured a drunken man building a giant mouse  trap, an elderly couple finding a strange boy while taking a joyride, a woman  pursued by a Ventriloquist dummy after she mistreats it, and a man trapped in  a warehouse of talking female Mannequins.'),
('10552',' Filmed in 4 different versions (all made by the same cast/crew): '),
('10553',' a silent Norwegian/Danish version; '),
('10554',' a sound Norwegian/Danish version; '),
('10555',' a sound German version; '),
('10556',' a sound French version.'),
('10557',' Previously banned scene, which shows the two main protagonists nude in bed,  is available in some prints.'),
('10558',' In the original Japanese cut, Yoshio is bound to a chair while a black man in  his underwear lusts after Maria, then rips off her top.  Yoshio then  psychically rips out the mans tongue, so he wears a surgical mask while  recovering during a later attack.'),
('10559',' This unfinished, 180'),
('10560','minutes long film by Marc Allégret was cut and edited by  Edgar G. Ullmer into "Lamante di Paride" (1954)'),
('10561',' Originally released in 2000 for the Sega Dreamcast, the 2003 re'),
('10562','release on  the Nintendo Gamecube entitled "Skies of Arcadia Legends" is considered to be  the "directors cut" of the game, as it includes characters not found in the  original release.'),
('10563',' The original Japanese version, "Eternal Arcadia", shows Captain Dyne smoking  a cigarette on Pirate Isle near the beginning of the game. In the North  American and European versions, this scene has been cut.'),
('10564',' The film was cut from 7,929 feet to 7,800 for general release.'),
('10565',' Some playable demos at trade shows such as the Electronics Enterainment Expo  contained a playable character named Josef, a Knight'),
('10566','Templar. He does however  have a cameo appearance as the man who can see Pious in his true form at the  start of Robertos chapter.'),
('10567',' Produced in both Italian and German versions with partly different crews.'),
('10568',' The British video release is missing 7 seconds from the death of Jack McCann,  notably shots of a flame thrower being run over his body and face.'),
('10569',' There is also a version of this film in English, in which Ingrid Bergman,  Alexander Knox and the other English'),
('10570','speaking actors dub their own voices  into English.'),
('10571',' Some alternate takes of scenes were filmed especially for television, toning  down the raunchy nature. For example, the female aerobic dancers in the  television version are wearing tops.'),
('10572',' Another alternate take was of Rusty and the girl he meets in Germany. In the  theatrical/video version, as they kiss, she unbuttons her uniform and Rusty  stares at her breasts which we see. The alternate was her unbuttoning it and  having a bra on. This take is on all television versions of the film today.'),
('10573',' When aired on TV, the scene where the Griswalds leave the house of people  they thought were Helga and Fritz, Helgas reply (to Fritzs question of who  the hell they were) of Beats the shit out of me was changed to Damned if I  know. In the more recent TV airings, the original phrase was there with the  word shit blured on the subtitle.'),
('10574',' In the scene where Ellen sees the billboard with her picture on it  advertising the stolen homemade porno flick, there are three different  versions of the subtitles that explain the title. One is "The Wet Hot Wife,"  which appeared on the laserdisc version. Another was "The Slut in the  Showers," which appeared in some televised versions. And the final was "The  Whore in the Hot Tub," which appeared on one of the VHS incarnations.'),
('10575',' When aired on TV, Clarks song "The Sound of Griswald" was altered because  one line of the song that goes: "This should spin around for a very long  time" sounds too much like "This shits been around for a very long time."'),
('10576',' When Clarks car suffers the blowout during the chase, he yells out the  f'),
('10577','word. The television and VHS version dubs this to say "Darn it all!" The  recent 2003 version seen on the Encore! network also has this dub, which is  very evident.'),
('10578',' In the German Version the whole segment inside the flat of Miekes father is  missing (boy goose'),
('10579','stepping). About 78 seconds have been removed. The  DVD'),
('10580','Cover says "uncensored".'),
('10581',' In the Italian version the creepy train guy speaks Spanish.'),
('10582',' The unrated DVD version is slightly longer and has a number of scenes which  were deleted from the original print. The deleted scenes include: '),
('10583',' Scott and Cooper forced to unpack all their clothes from their bags before   boarding the plane when the check'),
('10584','in clerk tells them they forgoes their   baggage space for the cheap air fare. '),
('10585',' A scene of Scott and Cooper playing chess with the Manchester United   football hooligans. '),
('10586',' A extended scene of Scott and Cooper singing along with the Manchester   Hooligans the song Morning Train, on the bus to Paris. '),
('10587',' A extended scene in the French restaurant where a waiter gives the group the   bill and while Cooper sends the waiter away, they slip out without paying   the bill, and the waiter recalls other Americans fleeing without paying. '),
('10588',' A train scene where Cooper attempts to photograph his penis with Jamies   camera. '),
('10589',' Another train scene set after the gangs escape from the nude beach where   Cooper hits on Jenny as she rubs a soda can over her chest. (bits are shown   in the closing credits montage) '),
('10590',' A scene where the group arrives at the Amsterdam Youth Hostel and are   introduced to the owner who describes the place to them (shown in the   closing credits montage). '),
('10591',' An extended scene of Jenny stripping her top off to get a passing car to   pick them up on the German Autobahn (bits are show in the closing credits   montage). '),
('10592',' An extended scene of Cooper watching a German'),
('10593','language Hapi Djus commercial   with two women passionately making out. '),
('10594',' A scene of the gang arriving in Rome and arriving at the Summer at Sea   office and they meet the same creepy Italian guy from the train whom is the   superintendent where they asks him about Mikas whereabouts while a replay   of the train scene is set up (seen in the closing credits montage). '),
('10595',' An extended scene of Scott and Cooper looking over the Popes burned brimmed   in the Vatican fireplace. '),
('10596',' The sex scene between Scott and Mika in the Confessional booth is slightly   longer where the woman watches them and runs out to grab her husband to take   him into the next booth for sex as well. '),
('10597',' An extended scene of Cooper attacking the American Robot Man on the college   campus. '),
('10598',' Also, a number of scenes were changed including the hot tub scene where   Candy and the rest of the girls are topless with none of them wearing bikini   tops. '),
('10599',' The scene where Bart tells Scott about Mika being a girl has him swearing a   lot more. '),
('10600',' A more explicit introduction of the Creepy Italian Guy on the train. '),
('10601',' A longer nude beach scene. '),
('10602',' The scene of the twins kissing is a few seconds longer with more open'),
('10603','tongue   action.'),
('10604',' Unrated DVD release contains 2 minutes of footage edited into the movie, some  of it includes more female nudity and more full'),
('10605','frontal male nudity which was  cut to avoid an "NC'),
('10606','17" rating. Also, the DVD contains numerous deleted  scenes, some of which also includes more female nudity.'),
('10607',' The Retromedia DVD release offers two variants of Eva'),
('10608',' La Venere Selvaggia  (Eva'),
('10609','The Savage Venus)'),
('10610',' Kong Island a watered down version that played US  theaters in the late sixties and King of Kong Island the uncut European  version.  Kong Island looks the better of the two but is poorly panned and  scanned and removes shots of the thrill'),
('10611','seeking daughters gorilla observed  striptease, the whole introduction of Esmeralda Barros topless female Tarzan  character as well several instances where Barros long hair fails to hide her  bosom.  Despite Retromedias hyping of See: chicks without their tops these  scenes are unlikely to rustle even the most conservative of collars nowadays.  King of Kong Island restores all these previously censored moments, offers  a new title sequence and presents the film in widescreen.  Unfortunately this  version has been sourced from a Greek video release, and so features large  Greek subtitles, and quality which is bellow par for a DVD presentation.  An  uncut, letterboxed British release on the Intervision label in the early  1980s, began the film with its US Kong Island credits, but concluded with  the Italian end credits (!), that allowed for a reprise of Barros slow  motion nude jog and alluded to the films Italian/Spanish/New York financing'),
('10612',' For release in Russia, there was an alternate ending where she committed  suicide. In the alternate ending for Sweden, shes rescued barely in time  and, as with the Russian version, theres no end scene at the rock podium.'),
('10613',' After a disastrous limited distribution in 1993, the film was recalled and  heavily re'),
('10614','edited for a 1994 re'),
('10615','release.'),
('10616',' While the theatrical version was rated PG'),
('10617','13, the VHS home video version has  been edited to remove three swear words in order to be suitable for a PG  rating. The planned DVD version is reportedly uncut.'),
('10618',' 1991 reissue has scene with Savannah and Tony Montana substituted for scene  with Buddy Love and Amanda Tyler in 1988 movie'),
('10619',' Much of the movie has been re'),
('10620','shot with no input from  writer/director/producer Christian Viel. However a bootleg DVD of Christian  Viels rough cut has been circulating on the internet since 2003. This  bootleg version has nudity and some very graphic gore that was removed from  the final version.'),
('10621',' The Sawney Bean flashback sequences are in color in the original theatrical  release but in the DVD version they are shown in black & white.'),
('10622',' The Richard Grieco fight scene with the mutant is completely removed from the  DVD version.'),
('10623',' All the Anchor Bay releases are uncut for gore, but the new "Book of the  Dead" edition digitally erases wires in several scenes (most noticeably when  Henriettas eye pops out).'),
('10624',' The UK cinema version was cut by 8 secs (2 secs for video releases) to remove  a shot of Ash being kicked in the head. In September 2001 the cut was waived  and all later releases are fully uncut.'),
('10625',' The full version of the film is considered lost, but nonetheless  behind'),
('10626','the'),
('10627','scenes photo and video of some scenes have been found and are  included on the laserdisc and DVD editions: As Henrietta is in her rocking  chair while the professor is reading the incantations, she rocks into the  light, which reveals her demonic eyes. Lindas severed head throws up black  bile on Ash when its trapped in the vice (which is why black slime suddenly  appears around her mouth in the final scene). A gorier version of Ash cutting  off his hand (see below). During the "blood flood" the blood not only changes  to black, but to red, green, and orange. After hitting the possessed Ed with  the ax, the scene continues as a "half'),
('10628','headed" Ed runs after them and  eventually is chopped to pieces. The body parts flop on the floor. A  possessed Ash eating a squirrel as he runs after Annie.'),
('10629',' There are two versions of Ashs hand dismemberment scene. There is the common  chainsaw cutting version, and the less known and more graphic version (This  version was shown on HBO in the late 80s), in which he cuts it off with a  hatchet. This scene was altered in theaters in an attempt to get an R'),
('10630','rating,  which the film never received.'),
('10631',' The Greek rental tape is the uncut US R'),
('10632','rated version'),
('10633',' When originally released to theaters in Britain, the UK censors removed 49  seconds of footage, and it was this version that was released on video  originally. Despite the cuts, it became one of the most notorious of the UK  video nasties and was subject to many obscenity trials before being withdrawn  on video in 1984, when mandatory video censorship was introduced to the UK.  It was not until 1990 that the film surfaced on video in the UK again, due to  wrangles between the distributors and the BBFC over how much footage should  be cut from a legal video release. In the end, a further 1m 6s was removed,  in addition to the previous theatrical version cuts. Most of the scenes  depicting excessive gore were shortened or removed, with the tree rape scene  being particularly targeted for cuts. The fully uncut version was finally  released on DVD in 2001.'),
('10634',' Forty'),
('10635','eight seconds are missing from the German version. There are 2 German  versions on the market: '),
('10636',' Tanz der Teufel (banned/uncut) '),
('10637',' Tanz der Teufel 1 (heavily cut)'),
('10638',' The Swedish version, originally cut by several minutes was re'),
('10639','released in  1997 completely uncut, including the infamous tree'),
('10640','rape scene'),
('10641',' The 1998 Anchor Bay Video collectors'),
('10642','edition and limited'),
('10643','edition (35,000  copies) releases have a stereo soundtrack.'),
('10644',' In March 2001, the BBFC decided to release it completely uncut in the UK.'),
('10645',' The Anchor Bay releases are complete and uncut.'),
('10646',' A small scene was cut from the U.S. release: '),
('10647',' After all of Ashs friends have turned into demons, he goes outside and   begins to panic. Frustrated and angry, he kicks in one of the front windows.   Eventually settling down, he re'),
('10648','enters the cabins and again confronts the   monsters.'),
('10649',' The uncut UK and US Anchor Bay DVD releases in 2001 had a Dolby Digital 5.1  and a 6.1 DTS'),
('10650','ES remix. The image is also matted to 1.85:1 aspect ratio from  the original 1.37:1 frame, by the request of Sam Raimi (I) (qv).'),
('10651',' The German version for people under the age of 18 (FSK 16) misses 17 minutes  of footage compared to the uncut version.'),
('10652',' In the old Swedish sell'),
('10653','through VHS version, the decapitation of Ashs  girlfriend with the shovel, the scene are cut about a full minute. First the  deadite launches herself at him, the screen flicks red, and Ash wipes of some  dust and returns to the cabin.'),
('10654',' The Anchor Bay Edition is missing a brief shot of lightning hitting a tree  that was removed at the behest of the director, as he thought it looked too  fake to retain.  This shot is on the old HBO tape, however.'),
('10655',' The shot of lightning hitting a tree is intact in the German DVD from Astro  (The Ultimate Edition). However, this is also missing from the US DVD from  Elite.'),
('10656',' Some extra gore was added into the game when released on X'),
('10657','Box.'),
('10658',' When Evil Deeds was first released, the final segment was entitled "Born of  Evil" and was co'),
('10659','written by Erin Matejko. Less than a month after the initial  release, the film was recalled following a dispute between Erin Matejko and  Dark Night Films. Evil Deeds was then re'),
('10660','released with the "Born of Evil"  segment being re'),
('10661','edited into the segment currently in the film entitled "The  Unholy".'),
('10662',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('10663',' The old german version was rated "not under 18" and had several cuts for  violence (about 6 minutes). The new release is "not rated" and is full'),
('10664','uncut,  even longer then the US un'),
('10665','rated version.'),
('10666',' There is another version called The Cannibal Next Door.'),
('10667',' TV version removes some scenes from the theatrical release and features 13  minutes of additional footage starring Steven Geray, Maria Palmer, William  Phipps. Specifically, the scenes added for TV prints are: the scene in which  a reporter asks an old doctor why nobody wants to talk about Baron  Frankenstein (the later part of this scene is intercut with shots of the  deafmute young woman, who IS part of the movie as originally filmed: the two  men watch her and talk about her, but do not interact with her); the  flashback scene showing the little girl being traumatized by the monster,  becoming deaf and mute as a result (only his feet are shown); and the  present'),
('10668','day scene in which the girls father, now a drunken wreck, is told  that psychological help may be able to overcome her muteness.  These scenes  are inserted into the movie smoothly, via dissolves rather than rough cuts,  but they add nothing other than length.  None of the characters actually gets  involved in the story, and nothing about them is resolved: the reporter  doesnt get the scoop hes looking for, the father doesnt get his revenge  against the Baron, and the deaf woman doesnt get the therapy mentioned.'),
('10669',' Version entitled Alien Within has added footage'),
('10670',' The original UK cinema version was cut by 52 secs by the BBFC with a further  10 secs being cut from the video release. The electricity torture scene was  very heavily edited and the film also suffered cuts from the opening fight in  the bar and assorted gunshot wounds. All BBFC cuts were restored in the 2007  Network DVD release.'),
('10671',' Norwegian video rental version with an 16 rating are cut, but later DVD  version with a 15 rating are 100% uncut.'),
('10672',' Some prints cut Victor Buonos appearance as the Devil'),
('10673',' The original pre'),
('10674','cert rental release of Evilspeak was uncut. The 1987 UK  video release was cut by three minutes and 34 seconds by the BBFC. The cuts  were: two mins two secs of a young maiden having her head chopped off, 58  mins one secs of a shot of the basement bloke having his neck broken, 65 mins  23 secs of pigs attacking woman in bath and eating her guts. 88 mins 19 secs  of the priest have a nail in the head and shots of him. 90 mins four secs of  a teacher having his head splatted by Coopersmith. 90 mins 21 secs of a pig  eating the fat kid. 91 mins nine secs of a kid breaking a window, 91 mins 18  secs of pigs eating, 91 mins eight secs of another head chop, 92 mins 18 secs  of a kid banging on a door to escape, 92 mins six secs of a fourth head chop,  92 mins eight secs of a kid being eaten in an air vent, 92 mins two secs of a  kid running from pigs, 93 mins 11 secs of heart ripping. 95 mins eight secs  of Coopersmiths digital image. The credits have been speeded up (but not  even the uncut one got the timing right on the letters appearing) Normal  credit sequence = two mins 30 secs, speeded up credits = one min 15 secs. The  initial 2004 Anchor Bay DVD saw most of the cuts waived, though the version  submitted had been re'),
('10675','edited by the distributor. Later the same year the film  was submitted again, this time containing the original print and including  all the graphic violence, and was passed uncut by the BBFC.'),
('10676',' The French Canadian video release on the Cinéma Plus label under the title,  Messe Noire, contains additional gore which was cut from the U.S. video  release on the 20th Century Fox label'),
('10677',' The U.S. release was heavily censored to earn an "R" rating rather than an  "X".  Among the cut material: a naked woman is eaten alive in her bathtub by  satanically driven boars, heads are lopped off and cloven in two, limbs  removed, a heart is ripped, still beating from the chest'),
('10678',' US distributor The Moreno Company hacked up the film shortly before release  to ensure its "R" rating, making no effort to fix the soundtrack. The  following 11 cuts (totaling less than 20 seconds) were made: '),
('10679',' A shot of Miss Friedemeyers (Lynn Hancock) bloody, mangled torso lying in   the bathtub with her stomach torn open and a grunting boar pulling up a   piece of flesh (that bears remarkable similarities to a rubber band). (1   second) '),
('10680',' A close'),
('10681','up shot of two bloodied chandelier spikes popping out through   Hauptmans (Hamilton Camp) chest. (1 second) '),
('10682',' A shot of the crucified Reverend Jameson (Joseph Cortese) landing at the   Coachs (Claude Earl Jones) lap. (1 second) '),
('10683',' A few frames of the shot of the reverends crucified head on the floor after   Coach jumps up and knocks him over. (>1 second) '),
('10684',' A few more frames of the second shot of the reverends crucified head on the   floor, as seen by Colonel Kincaid (Charles Tyner). (>1 second) '),
('10685',' A few frames of the shot of Coopersmith (Clint Howard) bringing the   broadsword down on a watermelon shaped like the Colonels head, removing all   footage of it splitting open and sending juice and pulp flying. (>1 second) '),
('10686',' A shot of two boars eating hot dogs out of Ox Bakers (Jim Greenleaf) body   (2 seconds), as witnessed by Jo Jo Anderson (Louie Gravance). A non'),
('10687','graphic   reaction shot that followed it '),
('10688',' Jo Jo jumping behind a wall in fear '),
('10689',' is   also removed to (attempt to) prevent a jump cut. (1 second) '),
('10690',' A few frames of the shot of one of the two boars chewing on Ox Bakers   bloody face, again as witnessed by Jo Jo Anderson. (>1 second) '),
('10691',' A few frames of Jo Jo Andersons decapitation, removing footage of his head   falling off. (>1 second) '),
('10692',' Two shots of Coachs decapitation: one showing his head getting lopped off   and his neck stump shooting up blood; the other, the head landing on the   ground. (4 seconds) '),
('10693',' Most frames of the shot of Sarge (R.G. Armstrong) pulling Bubbas (Don   Stark) beating heart out of his chest (2 seconds), and an additional   side'),
('10694','angle shot that shows it gushing blood in Sarges hand (2 seconds).    The heart has been "meticulously" taken out of the R'),
('10695','rated print.'),
('10696',' Originally clocking in at over 103 minutes, nearly 11 and a half minutes were  cut from the film before the snips for the "R" rating were made.  Additionally, one scene was reedited. The following are the differences  between the original version and the 92m theatrical cut: '),
('10697',' The soccer game is cut by 51s, removing the part where West Andover even the   score and Oxs and Charlie Boys nicknames are mentioned. '),
('10698',' The male shower scene is cut by 20s, removing dialogue about Esteban and   visiting day. '),
('10699',' An exterior shot of Coopersmith entering the chapel for the first time in   the film, followed by an interior one of him walking between the chapel pews   have both been removed (35s). '),
('10700',' A 9s shot of Coopersmith rounding a corner in the basement is cut. '),
('10701',' To make a jump scare work better, 47s have been cut of Coopersmith   overhearing Sarges and Reverends drunken, rowdy conversation in the   basement. '),
('10702',' One line of dialogue is cut when Reverend is telling Sarge that Coopersmith   is on punishment detail (7s). '),
('10703',' One line of dialogue is cut when Reverend is telling Mrs. Caldwell about   Esteban while the two are in the chapel (7s). '),
('10704',' 25s have been cut of drunken Sarge looking for Coopersmith while Coopersmith   is attempting to pry the temple door open. '),
('10705',' To make a jump scare work better, 4s have been cut of Coopersmith disturbing   a rats nest. '),
('10706',' 4s are cut of Reverend and Mrs. Caldwell continuing their conversation about   Esteban outside. '),
('10707',' 25s are cut when Coopersmith uses the library computer for the first time in   the film. '),
('10708',' After Bubba throws Coopersmiths hat out the window, 15s of dialogue between   Coopersmith and Kowalski have been cut. '),
('10709',' 7s have been cut from Colonels lecture to Coopersmith right before he   administers corporal punishment. '),
('10710',' Leonard DJohn has been cut out of the film (52s). '),
('10711',' The scene where the pigs charge Coopersmith because Miss Friedemeyer is   trying to pry the cross off his book has been reedited. The 92m version   cross'),
('10712','cuts more between Friedemeyer and the book and Coopersmith and the   pigs (and also contains bits and pieces of the cut footage from DJohns two   scenes). It runs 2s longer than the 103m versions. Each version of the film   has a couple shots in this scene that the other does not. '),
('10713',' 4s are cut of Captain Merrill handing out passes to the roller rink. '),
('10714',' 8s are cut of Miss Kelly and other kids rollerskating right before   Coopersmith confronts the bullies about his missing book. '),
('10715',' 24s are cut of Coopersmiths confrontation with the bullies. '),
('10716',' 45s are cut of Sarge taking a wizz in the basement, causing smoke to rise   up. All footage of Coopersmith trying to dodge him with the computer in his   hands is removed, as well. '),
('10717',' 16s cut of Coopersmith getting and preparing a food tray in the cafeteria. '),
('10718',' 23s cut of Jakes speech to Coopersmith about how he doesnt belong at the   academy. '),
('10719',' After Jake gives Fred to Coopersmith, 16s of their dialogue has been cut. '),
('10720',' 12s are cut of workers building and setting up the Miss Heavy Artillery   stage. '),
('10721',' After Coopersmith discovers Estebans tomb and Esteban possesses the   computer, 1m 59s of footage have been ditched. The scene of Colonel   delivering a graduation pep speech on the Miss Heavy Artillery stage is   removed in its entirety, as is a tracking shot of Miss Friedemeyer driving   home and opening the gate to her apartment before fetching her mail. '),
('10722',' A 1m 11s scene of the Miss Heavy Artillery finalists doing the catwalk has   been cut. '),
('10723',' 5s cut of Coopersmith wandering down the chapel hallway in a daze after   hiding Sarges body and before Kowalski surprises him. '),
('10724',' 14s cut of Coopersmith finding his way around the bleachers to talk to Miss   Kelly. '),
('10725',' 10s cut of Coopersmith trying to talk to Miss Kelly, but nerves getting the   best of him.'),
('10726',' The US version released by Anchor Bay Entertainment is the uncut, uncensored  version, containing all the violence, gore, and nudity. This version was  finally released in the UK in 2006 by Anchor Bay as part of their "Box of the  Banned" compilation series.'),
('10727',' In the courtroom scene, Julianne Moores characters top pops open, flashing  David Duchovny and contributing to her characters inherent clumsiness. This  was later cut from the theatrical release, but remnants of its effect can be  seen in the courtroom scene. At the beginning of the scene, the top button of  her blouse is obviously stretching her blouse, and later we see her clutching  her jacket over the open shirt. There is also an allusion to it later in the  diner when Orlando Jones comments upon Duchovnys ex pulling off one of his  old shirts, saying all the women hes met today have taken off their shirts  in front of him.'),
('10728',' The scene where the bug is crawling inside the leg of Orlando Jones in the  emergency room, the line "its going to his testicles" was changed to "its  going to his butt" in both television and theatrical trailers.'),
('10729',' The dialogue where Harry asks "Shouldnt we tell the government." to which  Ira replies "No! I know these people." was shot both in the hallyway of the  college and driving in the college parking lot. The hallyway scene was used  in the final film.'),
('10730',' In a home video release, the following two scenes were deleted: when being  chased by Teraks men, Wicket races for Noas house but Noa tells him the  only chance theyve got is the star cruiser. Then a scene that happened  shortly after where the men went inside and burned down Noas house.'),
('10731',' When Cindel has a nightmare about bad guys coming into Noas house after her  has the following scene cut in a version on television in which Cindel rushes  to Noas bed to wake him up, but instead finds Terak in the bed then she  wakes up, so on TV it just shows her waking up after the men breaking in.'),
('10732',' Cindels lines: "Do something, Wicket! Use your sling! You hit the ring!"  have been altered to "Do something, Wicket! Do something!" for the DVD  release.'),
('10733',' In the re'),
('10734','edited version, a voiceover of Anas was added in the ending of the  film, to clarify of what Vicente was doing, altering the clocks machinery.'),
('10735',' The movie was originally put into theatrical release simultaneously in both  its PG and R'),
('10736','rated formats in the USA. Most home video versions are the  R'),
('10737','rated one, but TV and movie channels show the PG version. The R'),
('10738','rated  version features a few more minutes of graphic sex and violence.'),
('10739',' A 97'),
('10740','minutes version was released theatrically in Europe, featuring  additional footage with some nudity not shown in original television   version.'),
('10741',' When submitted to the British Censors in November 2005 it ran 57m 40s. They  cut 2m 39s of footage to remove: '),
('10742',' 1) Lingering and close'),
('10743','up details of man being shot repeatedly, his death   throes and his mutilated face, '),
('10744',' (2) Entire scene of bloodily wounded man virtually torn in half at waist '),
('10745',' (3) Entire scene of two restrained and conscious men having their hands sawn   off at wrist.'),
('10746',' The UK cinema, video & dvd versions have two small cuts. Firstly, during the  attack at the beginning of the film there are cuts to the use of the knife by  the Steven Seagal character, on three of the bad guys. Another strange cut  occurs on the plane during the hijack.  Al Tar, the David Suchet character,is  seen rising from a praying position to answer a phone call from the cockpit.  The UK version shows him answering the phone only, you do not know he has  been praying.'),
('10747',' DVD Version contains new footage not in the original movie.'),
('10748',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('10749','rated and unrated versions.'),
('10750',' The unauthorized Greek DVD released by Leon Films is mastered from the same  old print as their old VHS. The difference is that it contains fake hardcore  inserts (taken from Greek hardcore films of the 80s) trying to market the  film as porn. Also the original opening credits have been replaced by new  ones.'),
('10751',' The UK 18R cert hardcore version has a running time of 84 minutes & 5  seconds. The UK 18 cert soft'),
('10752','core version has a running time of 55 minutes &  53 seconds.'),
('10753',' In 2004, Turner Entertainment Co. copyrighted a version with a new score by  Linda Martinez (III) (qv), winner of the 4th Annual Young Composers  Competition sponsored by Turner Classic Movies (TCM). It was premiered by TCM  on 15 May 2005 and ran 77 minutes.'),
('10754',' German retail video version is cut for violence to secure a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('10755',' Exorcist 2 exists in at least three versions. The original version was 117  minutes long and was recut by director John Boorman the day after the  premiere into a 110 minutes version, the one released theatrically Major  differences include the addition of a recap of the events of the first film  through narration and freeze frame. Using stock shots of Linda Blair from the  first film for the climax (all new shots of Regan possessed were done by a  double because Linda Blair refused to have the possession makeup done on her  again) and an alternate ending where Richard Burtons character is killed (In  the original version, he runs off with Regan to help her be a force of good).  The European version is also purported to be different. For a long time, only  the recut version of Exorcist 2 was available for TV, cable and on video.  Recently, the original 117'),
('10756','minutes cut has found its way to video and recent  TNT airings.'),
('10757',' Japeneese NTSC Laserdisc contains the alternate version of the film: '),
('10758',' introduction with narration by Richard Burton '),
('10759',' Additional scenes of Reagan possessed '),
('10760',' car accident scene has additional gore '),
('10761',' ending is different, Richard Burton dies '),
('10762',' end theme'),
('10763','music has been changed to rock music '),
('10764',' scenes are in different order and music'),
('10765',' There is also an alternate version that made its way to television on TNT.  This version exludes the Sync sequence when Richard Burton sees the death of  Father Merrin, but includes the original ending with Father Lament surviving.  Also, this version exludes the flashing pink light in the Sync sequence, and  the scene with the naked African women.'),
('10766',' The infamous cut version of "Exorcist II: The Heretic" Had numerous changes  to it. These changes are: '),
('10767',' A faster re'),
('10768','working of the theme is featured, with a base rhythm similar to   that in Richard Burtons "Stoning" scene. '),
('10769',' An introduction with narration by Burton and stills from both movies is   shown; a shot of Burton climbing the steps to the chapel in the opening   scene is added as well. '),
('10770',' In the opening, Burtons touching of Merrins picture is cut. The   "tap'),
('10771','dancing" scene with Linda Blair had been completely cut. '),
('10772',' Just about all conversation between Burton and the cardinal has been cut   which makes the films subtitle all the more meaningless.) '),
('10773',' In the hypnosis scene, Burton says, "I know where she is" in refference to   the palpitating Fletcher. This line is cut, and only the next part, "Help me   to find her" is heard. '),
('10774',' The whole hypnosis scene which a flashback is seen is mercifully edited.   Burtons line of "Horrible ...and fascinating is cut to just "horrible". '),
('10775',' There are more voice overs of, "were flying" '),
('10776',' A few lines are cut when Blair talks with the autistic girl. '),
('10777',' The churchtop communion scene is almost completely cut as well, leaving you   confused about the people and knowing about the dead body. Alot of snippets   are edited as well'),
('10778',' Fletcher with the children; Kitty Winns bad language;   Burtons incoherent line "She is Mine!"; Kitty Winns line, "Someone is   dying"; and the scene in the bus when Burton tells the bus driver that   Reagan has got to get home, and a few others. '),
('10779',' The line "Let me reach you", spoken by Blair, is dubbed out. '),
('10780',' There is more stock footage to be seen when Linda Blair enters her old   bedroom, Stock footage of her yelling "Fill It UP!"  from the first film   (though not in the first films theatrical release!)and a face dissolving   scene with blair in black lipstick. '),
('10781',' The Line, "Be joind with us father" has been completely cut. '),
('10782',' The next three or four scenes have been mixed around as well, leaving the   scene with Fletcher yelling "HELP" edited out. '),
('10783',' The infamous ending of course, has Burton dying, insted of living, and Blair   and Fletcher just looking at eachother with artificial looks of grief on   their faces. '),
('10784',' And Last, The end credit theme is diffrent, being a rock song instead of a   slow melodic song.'),
('10785',' The home video boxes are mixed up in timing. Specifically, the first Warner  Home Video in 1983 featured the 100 minute version, with the running time  posted on the box reading 118 Minutes.'),
('10786',' Some European prints are rumored to include a scene depicting the violent  killing of a priest, removed from the US version after unsuccessful sneak  previews. A shot from this scene, showing the beheaded priest sitting on a  bench and holding his own head in his lap, can be seen in the French  publicity stills.'),
('10787',' A scene where a character has different heads quickly edited in a strobbing  effect appears in a trailer for the film, but not in the film itself.'),
('10788',' The U.S VHS special edition (25th Anniversary) contains "The Fear of God"  documentary of the making of the film, 3 theatrical trailers, and an all new  intro by William Friedkin. The UK VHS equivalent (released simply as the  Special Edition) omits the Friedkin introduction (which can be found on early  rental versions) and the trailers, but features a longer (74 minute) version  of the documentary.'),
('10789',' In both the TV'),
('10790','PG and TV'),
('10791','14 versions of the network version, the image of the  obscenely defiled statue of the Virgin Mary stays intact. It stays on longer  for the TV'),
('10792','14 version, but not much.'),
('10793',' The Special Edition released on DVD for the 25th Anniversary includes the  original ending, not used in the theatrical release: after Father Dyer is  seen on top of the steps behind the MacNeils residence, he walks away and  his approached by Lt. Kinderman. They talk briefly about Regan and the events  that just took place there; Kinderman then invites Dyer to the movies to see  Wuthering Heights and quotes Casablanca, telling Dyer "I think this is the  beginning of a beautiful friendship".'),
('10794',' The Special Edition DVD also includes a 75'),
('10795','minutes documentary titled "The  Fear of God" on the making of the Exorcist. The documentary includes screen  tests and additional deleted scenes, including: '),
('10796',' Chris MacNeil and Regan going sight'),
('10797','seeing in Washington; '),
('10798',' after Chris hears about Burkes death, Regan crawls down the stairs upside   down on her arms and legs like a spider and then chases Chris and Sharon   around the room; '),
('10799',' Karras and Merrin sit on the stairs during a pause of the exorcism and   exchange some words about whats happening to the girl.'),
('10800',' The scene where the Demonic entity leaves Father Karres was originally done  by filming Jason Miller in possession makeup, then stopping the camera and  shooting him again with the makeup removed. This creates a noticible jump in  Father Karresss position as he is unpossessed. The 25th anniversary video  releases of "The Exorcist" smooth over the jumpy transition with a subtle  computer morph effect. This updated effect may have also been in the the  prints used for the 75th Anniversary Warner Brothers film festivals'),
('10801',' A new edition, labeled "The version youve never seen", was released on  September 22, 2000 and includes the following additions and changes. '),
('10802',' A slightly different opening, which shows the MacNeils home in Georgetown,   then cuts to the opening titles. '),
('10803',' The scene where Chris MacNeil screams on the phone includes a new music cue   and omits the line "Ive been on this fucking line for 20 minutes!" and   simply cuts to the next scene. '),
('10804',' A new scene with Regan at the hospital receiving treatment to diagnose her   "unusual" behavior.  The doctor tells Chris MacNeil that Regan told him to   "keep his hands away from her Goddamn cunt." This scene sets up her bizarre   behavior earlier and clarifies the scene where Chris tells Regan "its just   like the doctor said, its just nerves.  You just take your pills and youll   be fine" '),
('10805',' The party scene removes the shot of Regan lauging with the guests, obviously   because of her "unusual" behavior in the previous scene. '),
('10806',' In the scene where Chris returns home and the lights go out, new digital   effects including satanic faces and images of the statue, new sound effects,   and music have been added to the scene. '),
('10807',' The "spider'),
('10808','walk" scene has been restored and digitally altered from the   original scene.  Here, crude wires from the scene have been digitally   removed, she comes down the stairs much faster, and her mouth is full of   blood.  It then cuts to black, and the next scene opens. '),
('10809',' Before she grabs the psychiatrists crotch, a new digital effect of her face   morphing into the devil(which is seen in subliminal cuts   throughout)including a new growl has been added. '),
('10810',' A new music cue has been added to the scene with Lt. Kinderman and Father   Karras. '),
('10811',' After Father Karras leaves for the night, a new scene of him examining a   tape of Regan trying to talk to her dad has been added and a new music cues   ties the new scene and the scene of Father Karras at the mass together. '),
('10812',' New scenes with Sharon trying to tune out the devil groans and a short   moment with Chris MacNeil and Father Merrin(which hints his vulnerability   and weakness) have been added. '),
('10813',' A new music cue has been added to the scene with Father Karras and Father   Merrin going up the stairs to perform the exorcism, and a short scene has   been added before they enter the room.  Father Damien asks Chris MacNeil   what Regans middle name is.  She tells him its Theresa, and he says "what   a lovely name." '),
('10814',' The scene with Father Karras and Father Merrin talking on the stairs (which   was included on the 25th Anniversary DVD) has been restored. '),
('10815',' When Father Karras looks up at the window when hes possessed, a new digital   effect with Karras mothers face has been added, and the scene includes the   "subtle morph effect" that was included on the 25th anniversary edition DVD. '),
('10816',' When Chris MacNeil gives Father Dyer Father Karras medal, he gives it back   to her and says "I think you should keep it", instead of simply keeping it   as in the original version.  A new short scene of Regan smiling and waving   at Father Dyer as they drive away and Father Dyer waving back has been   added. '),
('10817',' The original ending with Father Dyer and Lt. Kinderman has been restored.    The tubular bells music cue plays over them walking away, and it ends   before Lt. Kinderman can say quote "Casablanca", "I think this is the   beginning of a beautiful friendship".'),
('10818',' Some network television versions substitute a shot of the obscenely defiled  statue of the virgin Mary with a close'),
('10819','up of the statues face, broken and  painted on.'),
('10820',' In the Network version, Regan is not masturbating, but having another fit.'),
('10821',' The first cinema version had an insert in the beginning of the movie which  stated "This is based on the Stanford Prison Experiment". Since Prof. Philip  Zimbardo wasnt asked by the filmmakers '),
('10822',' and the movie doesnt really show  the true experiment, but an exaggeration, the insert was changed to say "This  movie is based on the novel Black Box"'),
('10823',' The shorter version released on home video as "A special home video version  of Explorers," actually contains a scene which does not appear in some  theatrical versions.  In this scene, Ben falls asleep in class and finds  himself in a dream where all his classmates have disappeared.  With his  glowing gift from his alien friends in hand, he rises out of his seat to find  the "Thunder Road" in the corner of the classroom looking brand new.  (It had  fallen into the lake while returning home after their visit with the aliens.)  Ben then finds himself flying with Wolfgang, Darren and Lori.'),
('10824',' The original cinematic release includes another small scene cut from the  movie.  After Ben, Wolfgang and Darren have decided the Tilt'),
('10825','a'),
('10826','Whirl they  found in the junkyard is an appropriate shell for their "spacecraft." The  scene that follows it has the boys pushing the Tilt'),
('10827','a'),
('10828','Whirl to the top of a  hill and chasing after it frantically as it rolls down the other side.  It  rolls off of the street and lands in the ditch that runs along the Muellers  property. The movie resumes with the boys pushing it farther along down the  ditch until it comes to rest near the Muellers house.'),
('10829',' The Home Video and Cable'),
('10830','TV versions are re'),
('10831','edited by director Joe Dante  and are two'),
('10832','minutes shorter than the original theatrical release. One of the  missing scenes from the Home Video release has Ben[E. Hawke] and  Wolfgang[R. Phoenix] walking to school and discussing the strange dreams  Bens been having. Ben then shows Wolfgang the circuit diagram drawing  that he dreamt the previous night. Wolfgang then offers to input the  diagram into his Apple IIc computer. The two then start talking about  school'),
('10833','bully Steve Jackson. Its here when we first hear Ben  comments/mention, quote: "Steve Jackson has elephantitis of the ego!" This is  the reason why Ben is later punched by Jacksonin another scene. The music  on the soundtrack album called "Sticks And Stones" is about two minutes and  this is the music which accompanies the missing scene.'),
('10834',' The U.S. "R" rated version is severely cut, missing nearly all the sex. The  complete, unrated version has been broadcast on Cinemax.'),
('10835',' The film was slightly cut when first released back in 1975. The recent  reissue had almost 1 minute removed. Australian release was uncut'),
('10836',' In 1975 the British Board of Film Censors granted "Expose" an X certificate  with cuts for theatrical release. Intervision Home Video issued the film on  video a few times, the first being in 1979. Although some tapes of "Expose"  were preceded with the BBFCs X certificate, the film was in fact uncut (it  is worth noting that Intervision also apparently released it under the  alternative title "The House on Straw Hill"). During the video nasty  hysteria, "Expose" was listed as number 39 on the Department of Public  Prosecutions list and banned. Odyssey reissued the film on video in 1995  with 51 secs of BBFC cuts to a gunpoint rape scene and a shower murder, and  it is this version that was released on DVD in 2002.'),
('10837',' For the U.S. release, the following scenes were cut or shortened to earn an  MPAA rating of "R" rather than an "X":'),
('10838',' The first sex scene between Linda and Paul was slightly cut.'),
('10839',' The sex encounter between Paul and Linda at Big Youths gunpoint was  originally more graphic.'),
('10840',' Some shots were cut from the abberrant sex scene between Paul and Suzanne.'),
('10841',' Suzannes death was slightly trimmed of some bloodflow.'),
('10842',' Two (if not more) versions of this film exist La Maldicion de Frankenstein  and The Curse of Frankenstein.  The main difference between the two is that  Curse is the hot version containing male and female full frontal nudity,  Maldicion is the cool version with the same scenes but with the actors  clothed.  Maldicion is the version released in Spain in the General Franco  era hence the lack of nudity although several topless scenes briefly remain.   There are however many other differences between Maldicion and Curse, neither  can be called definite since both contain footage the other doesnt. Both  contain different beginning and end credits, Maldicion has nominal black and  white titles, Curse opens its credits to footage in Frankensteins lab not  found in Maldicion and ends with the credits set against a blue painting of  the sea with more lyrical credits Robert De Nesle has presented. Maldicion  adds another character Esmeralda the Gypsy (played by Lina Romay) completely  alien to Curse who appears throughout the film in a trance under the  influence of Cagliostro, while impressive scenes of Cagliostros zombies  dressed in white robes walking though a misty forest cant be found in Curse.  However Maldicion is lacking several scenes important to the narrative that  curse can boast, noticeably Cagliostro and Melissa the bird womens first  meeting in the film.'),
('10843',' The Dutch video version (released on Sunrise tapes) called De Verdoemis Van  Frankenstein is derived from the Hot version however is missing (due to  print damage) the demise of Dennis Prices Frankenstein.'),
('10844',' Originally released in the Super'),
('10845','8 format in 1989.'),
('10846',' The UK version was cut by two minutes 39 secs and is missing much of the  violent footage found in other versions. Among the scenes cut are the robbery  and murder of the elderly couple at the beginning, the forced heroin  injection of the girl, Robert Gintys girlfriend being beaten up by Xs gang,  assorted shots of weapons including nunchakus, and almost the entire killing  of the guard in the subway scene.'),
('10847',' The unrated 103 min. version has been released by Anchor Bay Entertainment.'),
('10848',' The original UK cinema release was cut by 44 seconds. The video versions  which followed were further cut, losing a total of 3m 38s of footage. These  cuts were mostly to the opening scenes of violence, but an entire sequence in  which the lead character makes dum'),
('10849','dum bullets was also removed for fear of  imitation and the torture of a prostitute with a soldering iron was heavily  toned down. The Synergy DVD released in the UK in 2000 was treated much more  leniently and was cut by only 22s, with the opening beheading and the  prostitutes torture still edited. The film was finally passed completely  uncut in the UK by the BBFC in 2004, since the offending scenes were no  longer judged to be harmful by 2004 standards.'),
('10850',' The norwegian release is cut in the opening scene with the beheading and when  Michael Jefferson is violently attacked by the thugs.'),
('10851',' Although rated "not under 16", German Video'),
('10852','Release is cut. TV'),
('10853','Version runs  longer, bút is also not really uncut.'),
('10854',' All UK cinema and video versions were cut by 19 secs by the BBFC to remove a  shot of a rat impaled with a knife. The cuts were restored in the 2003  Momentum DVD release.'),
('10855',' UK video release censored by 1 second.'),
('10856',' Overseas prints are longer than U.S. prints; including extra scenes such as  one with Jean and John Teodoro as doormen.'),
('10857',' Canadian DVD offers a deleted scene (where the Eye has a final conversation  with his daughter, via a dream sequence) and an alternate ending.  The latter  shows an epilogue after the crash, where we see the Eye standing at Joannes  grave.  As hes leaving, he spots a young girl visiting her mothers nearby  plot, and has a bonding moment with her.'),
('10858',' The trailer on the Canadian DVD shows footage not shown in theatres: '),
('10859',' Judd walking down the street wearing a red wig, watched by McGregor. '),
('10860',' Judd smashing a toll booth window with her bare hand, surprising a clerk. '),
('10861',' McGregor and his daughter in a hotel room as snow falls indoors (this is   part of the dream sequence that led him to find Joanna at the hospital and   it preceeded the shot of McGregor in the helicopter wearing a headset). '),
('10862',' A shot of McGregor running away from police and firing his gun into the air   (in the final version he just runs away). '),
('10863',' A higher angle shot of the body falling out the flooded bathroom.'),
('10864',' The UK DVD has a longer ending: '),
('10865',' Before the motorcycle and the car collide, they ride side by side in slow   motion.  McGregor holds out his hand to Judd as if hes her guardian angel.   Just as they touch fingers the car lurches off into the snowbank.  (US   versions just have the vehicles colliding).'),
('10866',' New scenes were added to the network showing to make it "less intense." The  Network'),
('10867','TV version has a different last half'),
('10868','hour, replacing the plots  supernatural element and an army of killer housecats with one  somewhat'),
('10869','menacing housecat and a person with a paranoid delusion.  This was  made from outtakes and a few new scenes filmed in 1971, shortly before it  aired.'),
('10870',' The "Turner" print uses "Eye of the Devil" as the main title; but, the end  credit lists the title as "13".  This print has a running time of 95 minutes.'),
('10871',' Although the print submitted was the heavily edited U.S R'),
('10872','rated one, UK  cinema and video versions were cut by a further 1 min 25 secs by the BBFC  with edits made to shots of nudity and heavy cuts to the belt strangulation  scene.'),
('10873',' In order to get an R'),
('10874','rating, around 13 seconds of most of Tom Savinis  special gore fx scenes were cut altogether (with the exception of the  climatic gunshot in the head). The scenes are the decapitation of the man in  the early scenes, the throat slitting of the guy in the car, and the stabbing  of the woman in the car all of which omit the blood gushing from their neck  and chest wounds, but the scenes exist in at least one European version  print.'),
('10875',' The R'),
('10876','rated release has six cuts to the FX scenes. '),
('10877',' A shot of the killer slicing off a victims head with a cleaver has been   removed. '),
('10878',' The twitching hand shot of the headless body has been shortened. '),
('10879',' When Debbie discovers whats in her fish tank, two shots have been removed.   The first is head in fish tank. The second is the next shot, which is her   reacting to seeing that (obviously removed because there was nothing to cut   it to). So in the rated cut, the head in the fish tank is only shown three   times, while in the unrated cut, it is shown four times. '),
('10880',' When the man in car is knifed in the throat, another two shots have been   removed. The first is the impact shot. The second is the knife being pulled   out and him stumbling away from the car. Also, the shot showing his head   bobbing back has been shortened. '),
('10881',' A closeup of the woman in car getting her throat slit is removed. '),
('10882',' The shot of the woman in car dying has been trimmed, removing the second   half of it where the wound is shown. The shot runs for almost 20 seconds in   the unrated cut, and 10 seconds in the rated.'),
('10883',' The Australian video release on the Warner label is fully uncut with all the  footage removed from the US release included.'),
('10884',' The Europeans version is completely uncensored. The orgy scene was partially  censored in the American release to avoid an "NC'),
('10885','17" rating. Computer  generated people were placed in front of the sexually explicit action to  obscure it from view.'),
('10886',' The Australian VHS and DVD version are completely uncensored. The orgy scene  remains uncut in the two versions.'),
('10887',' To avoid an NC'),
('10888','17 rating, the orgy scene was partially censored in the  American release with the placement of computer'),
('10889','generated objects and  characters in front of the more sexually explicit details. Non'),
('10890','USA theatrical  releases are generally uncut.'),
('10891',' All British prints are missing the recitation of a passage from the Bhagavad  Gita (the holiest Hindu book) during an orgy scene. Warner Brothers cut this  before release of the film due to protests from Hindu organizations. It was  also removed from all worldwide home video releases of the film.'),
('10892',' The original theatrical version included a goof in an early scene (a boom  operator was reflected on a steel shower stall post in Victor Zieglers  bathroom): this has been digitally removed on the home video releases.'),
('10893',' In the DVD/Video version, when Nicole Kidman gives her monologue about  yearning for the Naval Officer, she mouths the words "We made love." But the  words "You and I made love," are heard. This was done to clear up the  confusion about whom she actually made love to.'),
('10894',' In most non'),
('10895','English language versions translated copies of the letter Dr.  Harford recieves when returning to the front gate of the house with the  "forbidden party" and of the newspaper article about the ex'),
('10896','Miss N.Y., Mandy,  were shot and replaced the original English text.'),
('10897',' In the lengthy shot where Nicole Kidman dances naked in front of a mirror to  Chris Isaaks "Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing," the second half of the shot, once  Tom Cruise walks over, has been zoomed considerably for the DVD. The first  half is as it was shown in theaters, with rear nudity from Kidman, but  seconds before Cruise enters the frame, the image starts to zoom up and in  rapidly, so that when Cruise enters, only a section from his elbow up is  visible. In the theatrical version and the original unrated trailer, when  Cruise enters, the frame goes well below his navel.'),
('10898',' The Region 3 release (Hong Kong) is uncut, but does NOT contains the passages  from the Bhagavad Gita recited during the orgy scene. The verses,  "paritranaya sadhunam, vinasaya ca duskritam, dharma'),
('10899','samstapanarthaya,  sambhavami yuge yuge", are heard on the soundtrack (track 9), but not any DVD  or video releases.'),
('10900',' Runs 93 minutes long on Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED), also commonly  known RCA Selectavision Videodisc.'),
('10901',' The original release in theaters ended showing Johnny Kovak getting shot at  the top the staircase in his home.  Then, in the last scene, the camera pans  to show a close'),
('10902','up of a moving truck with a "bumper sticker" that says  "Wheres Johnny?".  The cable release does not show that last scene.   Instead, the closing credits are shown over a crowd of truckers with their  fists in the air.'),
('10903',' The Magnetic Video two'),
('10904','VHS/Beta release has the original ending with the  "Wheres Johnny?" bumper sticker. That part was cut when the film went onto  CBS/Fox Video in order to fit onto one video. This carried on to the first  MGM/UA Home Video release in 1988. Finally, the bumper sticker finale was  restored for MGMs 1998 video release, under the banner "MGM Movie Time".'),
('10905',' Filmed simulataneously with different casts and in three languages by Karl  Hartl.'),
('10906',' Filmed simulataneously with different casts and in three languages by Karl  Hartl.'),
('10907',' The version shown theatrically in Europe ended when the two drive off, with  the end credits against a colored background, while most TV'),
('10908','showings and  video versions, see the first part of the end credits against a series of  scenes from the movie as well as following them all the way up to the Swiss  alps.'),
('10909',' The scene in which Tyler converts an aerosol can into a "grenade" was cut by  the New Zealand censors on the grounds that it might inspire real'),
('10910','life  incidents of "copycat" behaviour.'),
('10911',' Italian version runs 164 minutes; shortened (96 minutes) and re'),
('10912','edited  English'),
('10913','dubbed version was released in the USA in 1951.'),
('10914',' Shown in black & white TV version from Hallmark Entertainment.'),
('10915',' In the West German version of the film, some character names are changed,  different music is used, and the German actors Joachim Fuchsberger (qv) and  Karin Dor (qv) are credited first.'),
('10916',' In 2006 the film was reformatted for wide'),
('10917','screen, a sound polish was done,  some scenes were reanimated, and many were corrected for a theatrical  showing. It is referred to as the "Special Edition"'),
('10918',' 7 seconds in which a butterfly knife is shown have been cut out of the UK  version.'),
('10919',' In the Malaysian version all scenes that have reference to sexual topics are  removed, e.g. Castor Troy touching the young choir singers behind in the  beginning'),
('10920',' The German Video'),
('10921','Trailer shows a scene not included in the released versions.  It shows another FBI'),
('10922','Agent shot'),
('10923','gunned during the shoot'),
('10924','out in Dietrichs  Loft.'),
('10925',' In Nova Scotia, Canada the movie was not approved when initially submitted  for a rating. After editing, it was re'),
('10926','rated "Restricted".'),
('10927',' The German version omits all footage about the holocaust and the third Reich.'),
('10928',' In 2003, the BBFC passed a less cut version, removing 2m 19s of animal  cruelty ("to sight of fighting dogs and monkey being cruelly beaten to  death"). They later issued a more detailed description of the cuts, stating  that the dogfight had been completely removed but the monkey scene had been  edited rather than completely cut. The brain'),
('10929','eating scene had been left in  the movie, owing to the head being an obviously fake rubber one, and the main  edits were to the shots of the clamped monkey as "It seems entirely possible  that the head bashing was done with rubber hammers and the monkey came to no  harm. However, the monkey was clearly '),
('10930',' at least in the short term '),
('10931','  restricted in a cage/head clamp and terrified and this is prohibited by law".'),
('10932',' Over 30 minutes were cut from the banned UK release'),
('10933',' UK release was edited by the BBFC by 1 minute and 54 seconds. The cuts were  required to remove three sequences of real animal cruelty (rabbit being  bashed against tree and continuing to struggle as its head is cut off; man  biting head off chicken; and monkey with stick in mouth having tube forced  down throat and liquid syringed into eyes).'),
('10934',' UK release was edited by 1 minute and 18 seconds to achieve an 18 rating.  The cuts were required to remove a scene of a rapist (played by director John  Alan Schwartz) filming himself as he prepares to attack a woman.'),
('10935',' Two scenes were cut from the USA version but clips of this footage is shown  during the ending credits.'),
('10936',' The dog scene was cut out of most versions of the film.'),
('10937',' The original version was 60 minutes; this version was edited down to 30  minutes. The 30'),
('10938','minute version is the one now generally available.'),
('10939',' In syndicated reruns, this TV'),
('10940','movie is divided into four episodes of the  television series, "Facts of Life, The" (1979). A total of about 8 minutes  are excised by the distributor to sell more commercial time.'),
('10941',' In syndicated reruns, this TV'),
('10942','movie is divided into four episodes of the  television series, "Facts of Life, The" (1979). A total of about 8 minutes  are excised by the distributor to sell more commercial time.'),
('10943',' The original uncut version of the film included a character named Venus  (played by Kidada Jones) who was in about five scenes. All her scenes were  cut. She is shown in some TV previews for the film, as well as Faculty/Tommy  Hilfinger ads and commercials. She is also visible in a scene in the  theatrical version, standing next to Gabe (Usher) in Mr Furlongs (Jon  Stewarts) science class when they are looking at the "new species" in the  aquarium.'),
('10944',' Trailers include several scenes not present in the final theatrical release: '),
('10945',' Piper Lauries character breaks the glass of a door; '),
('10946',' Casey tosses a chair at Mr. Furlong when he attacks the students in class; '),
('10947',' after Mr. Furlongs death, Casey looks out the window and Stokely asks the   question "Isnt this usually the point where someone says lets get the   hell out of here?". Casey responds instead of Stan. '),
('10948',' Gabe says "This is some weird shit." '),
('10949',' Coach Willis pops up behind Delilah in a stall in the girls bathroom. '),
('10950',' One of the teachers finger turns into a tentacle while holding a coffee   cup. '),
('10951',' Couch Willis yelling: "Theres no way to run!" '),
('10952',' Couch Willis locking a door or a gate and then saying:"Now Were gonna have   some fun!" '),
('10953',' Mr. Tate holding up Venus and sticking her to the wall & then saying: "Where   are your friends?"'),
('10954',' In the TV version most of the foul language and objectionable phrases were  dubbed out (Most notably in scenes involving the fighting couple, Mr. Furlong  says "Phooey" instead of the F word, etc.) but for some scenes different  versions were shot including the one where Caseys dad finds the porno and  instead of "No more bopping the bishop" he actually says "No more fantasy  sessions." And in the locker room scene where Casey says "It must really blow  to be you" it is seen from a different angle and Casey says "It must be a  show to be you."'),
('10955',' In addition to being retitled Indigo Prophecy, the US version of the game is  censored. Scenes depicting sex and other "adult content" were removed from  the game at the request of the publisher, so that the game would receive an M  rating from the ESRB. Quantic Dream claims these cuts wont "dramatically  affect" the plot of the game.'),
('10956',' The demo version of the game (available for download) has one scene not  available in any of the retail versions of the game. The scene is intended to  be an introduction narration by director David Cage. In it Cage walks into  Docs Diner just before the murder of John Winston and narrates to the player  what is about to happen and introduces the player the mechanics of the game.  This scene offers insight to players not familiar with the games world. In  the retail version of the game, this scene is missing and is instead replaced  by an interactive tutorial.'),
('10957',' Originally Noel Davis (who plays Cousin Midge) did the opening voice over. In  the current version it is done by Alex Scott ("The Life of Henry Brulard"  Book Person).'),
('10958',' In November 2000, Squaresoft and Bandai released an updated version of Final  Fantasy for the japanese portable game system, the Wonderswan Color, as a  release title, including a special edition boxed set containing the game  system and Final Fantasy. This updated version contains enhanced graphics,  more save slots, including a field log, and several other additional options.'),
('10959',' An updated version was also released for the Playstation console in Final  Fantasy Origins, which the game shares with Final Fantasy II.'),
('10960',' Final Fantasy was remade for the Japan'),
('10961','only system, the Wonderswan Color. It  had new 16 bit graphics, new story scenes, and a cleaned up, more  "modernized" interface. The Playstation version is a port of the WSC version  with higher resolution graphics and a brand new, redone soundtrack.'),
('10962',' Final Fantasy Origins was also ported to the Gameboy Advance, renamed to  "Final Fantasy I & II '),
('10963',' Dawn of Souls". Final Fantasy I now had an addition  of four secret dungeons, containing bosses from Final Fantasy III, IV, V, and  VI.'),
('10964',' In 2006, Square Enix released a version of Final Fantasy III for the Nintendo  DS featuring updated 3D graphics.'),
('10965',' Scenes cut from the Easy Type (edited version): '),
('10966',' The programer room with porn magazines and snuff films. '),
('10967',' The seductive bar dancers were cut from the game. '),
('10968',' The scythe that was going to drop on Roza was an Iron ball instead. '),
('10969',' Removal of magical items. '),
('10970',' The F**k word and slang words.'),
('10971',' The PSX version has FMV sequences.'),
('10972',' Rereleases of Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI are now available as the  Final Fantasy Anthology (US).'),
('10973',' Rereleases of Fûinaru fûantiji IV, V and VI are available as the Final  Fantasy Collection (Japan). All of them include full'),
('10974','motion video openings  and endings.'),
('10975',' Final Fantasy IV is set for re'),
('10976','release on the PlayStation alongside Chrono  Trigger in Final Fantasy Chronicles.	This version of FF IV will include story  elements previously cut from the American release.  Both games will include  new CG sequences.'),
('10977',' Scene removed in the easy'),
('10978','type version: '),
('10979',' Phrases which allude to Cecil and Rosa sleeping together in the past. For   example, in the original (translated directly into English), Rosa says to   Cecil "Im coming to your room again tonight", whereas in the Easytype   English version, she says "Can I see you later?"'),
('10980',' In the original Japanese hardtype (removed from the easytype version): '),
('10981',' Kain calls Rosa Cecils "little wh*re" '),
('10982',' References to sexual activity between Rydia and Edge ("Has he been feeling   up your ass?"'),
('10983',' Rereleases of Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI are now available as the  Final Fantasy Anthology (US).'),
('10984',' Rereleases of Fûinaru fûantiji IV, V and VI are available as the Final  Fantasy Collection (Japan). All of them include full'),
('10985','motion video openings  and endings.'),
('10986',' The PSX re'),
('10987','release has FMV sequences in it. All the swearing and crude slangs  (eg. cunt) have been cut from the 1st US release and the Canadian release.'),
('10988',' "Final Fantasy VI", alongside "FF7", is one of the few "Final Fantasy" games  that contained nudity. For example, some of the female enemies and bosses  such as Chadarnook (Female form), Goddess (Joushin), Kuriteiku, Maliga and  some of the female espers in Kefkas final forms were naked in the original  version. This was censored in the US, UK and Canadian versions.'),
('10989',' Rereleases of Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI are now available as the  Final Fantasy Anthology (US).'),
('10990',' Rereleases of F?inaru f?antiji IV, V and VI are available as the Final  Fantasy Collection (Japan). All of them include full'),
('10991','motion video openings  and endings.'),
('10992',' The final fate of the character Shadow changes depending on whether or not  the party waits for him before jumping off of the floating continent.'),
('10993',' In the Japanese version, the main protagonists name is Tina. In the North  American release, shes named Terra. Also, the Japanese character Mash is  named Sabin in the English language version.'),
('10994',' The Japanese version does not include the Emerald Weapon and Ruby Weapon  monsters.'),
('10995',' There are actually four different versions of Clouds date at the Golden  Saucer casino. The most commonly seen version has Cloud going with Aeris.  There is a second version that has Cloud going out on a wild night with  Yuffie. A third version has Cloud going drinking with Barret. The fourth  version, which has actually been edited out of some imports, has a date with  Tifa almost identical to the date with Aeris, but with a racier ending.'),
('10996',' A retranslation of the American game was released in Japan under the title of  Final Fantasy VII International which included a Guide on a PSX disk'),
('10997',' The North American PC version of Final Fantasy VII contains a cleaner English  translation than the original Playstation versions text.'),
('10998',' Because it is illegal to posses Nunchaku in the UK, it is also illegal to  have them shown in movies and on television shows. For this reason, Selphies  weapon of choice has been reclassified in the UK version as "Sticks of  Death".'),
('10999',' In the Playable demo of Final Fantasy VIII, there were several changes,  including new music through the scene, altered dialogue, and a few errors,  such as abilities that the characters could not have at that point in the  full game.'),
('11000',' A PlayStation 2 re'),
('11001','release was rumored for a late 2001 release. It would  contain enhanced graphics and sound. Rumor states additional enhancements,  such as a simpler Juntioning system, would also be included. However, such a  release did not occur, and Square made no formal announcements regarding one  in the years before or since (this entry: 2004).'),
('11002',' An International version of the game is available in Japan, with English  voice acting subtitled in Japanese, and an alternate Sphere Grid. (This is  standard for Final Fantasy games since Final Fantasy VII.) The international  version was also released in the Euorpean and Australian market albeit with  English subtitles instead of Japanese. The game was originally planned to  make use of the hard drive and broadband adapter accessories for the  Playstation 2, but these features were scrapped due to delays in the  production of those peripherals.'),
('11003',' The International Version also contains an alternate ending for the game, in  which Yuna finds a recording of Tidus locked in a cage somewhere.  She and  the others set out to find him.'),
('11004',' In May 2001, Squaresoft and Bandai released Final Fantasy II for the japanese  portable game system, the Wonderswan Color. Like its predecessor, the  graphics have been updated, several additional save slots, including a field  log, have been included, and there are several movie cutscenes added.'),
('11005',' Another updated version of the game was released along with the original  Final Fantasy as part of Final Fantasy Origins for the Playstation console.'),
('11006',' Originally, Final Fantasy II came out for the Nintendo Famicom (Japans  equivalent to the Nintendo Entertainment System). It was then remade on the  Japanese'),
('11007','only Wonderswan Color with brand new 16 bit graphics, new cutscenes,  and a cleaned up interface. The Playstation version was then released  internationally as an even further improved port of the Wonderswan Color  version with higher resolution graphics and a brand new soundtrack. The game  was not released in the U.S. until it was included in the Playstation  compilation entitled Final Fantasy Origins, along with an improved port of  the original Final Fantasy.'),
('11008',' European release was 8 minutes longer, less violence, but more sex/nudity.'),
('11009',' There was originally a musical number called "If I Lived in TV" sung by Timmy  before he ran away. It featured even more TV references but was deleted for  pacing and tone reasons. The scene is available on the DVD.'),
('11010',' The Poppyseed Avenue scene was re'),
('11011','shot from the original where the Wanda  puppet misses the TV and a man walks into shot to put her through. The man  was a cameo from Butch Hartman, the director/writer. The scene is available  on the DVD.'),
('11012',' This title was edited down to be used as 3 "To'),
('11013','be'),
('11014','continued" episodes of "The  Fairly OddParents" entitled "Channel Chasers I", "Channel Chasers II" and  "Channel Chasers III".'),
('11015',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11016',' The original TV version did not feature robots blowing up in a battle  sequence. It was added in the final version along with additional explosions.'),
('11017',' In 1972, Film Archives Company copyrighted a version with a music score,  presented by Raymond Rohauer. '),
('11018',' In 2000, the National Film Preservation Foundation issued a 4'),
('11019','disk boxed DVD   containing this movie with a music score, and running 13 minutes. This film   was preserved by the George Eastman House.'),
('11020',' The film was cut a number of times, from 187 minutes to 185 to 165 to 158.  The very first scene to go was one between Commodus and Livius in the middle  of their drinking session on arriving at the German fort. As they go upstairs  to pick out two of the hostage German women, Commodus explains that he is on  the horns of not a dilemma by a trilemma '),
('11021',' if there are gods, they have  decided what he will do so it doesnt matter whether he is good or bad; if  there are no gods, then it simply doesnt matter if he leads a good or a bad  life; and if he himself is a god, then he gets to decide what is good or bad.  That is why, if you listen carefully, you can hear the gods laughing... The  omission of this scene explains that incredibly abrupt cut from them going  upstairs to Commodus trying to force a drink on the German girl. There are a  number of cuts in the other versions, most notably the second scene with  Marcus Aurelius and Drusilla; most of Timonides big speech to the Senate  about accepting the barbarians into the Empire; and the scene where Livius  tries to appeal to the Senate after failing to sway Commodus in the temple  only for them to turn against him and arrest him. In some prints, the first  scene after the intermission, of Drusilla leaving Marcus Aurelius  meditations in the temple for safekeeping is also dropped. Sadly, the only  version that was ever released uncut was the Super 8mm feature release back  in the early 1990s, which was taken from the original 16mm neg that was  struck before any of the cuts were made but which was prohibitively  expensive.'),
('11022',' The non'),
('11023','roadshow version was cut to 153 minutes from the original 172 minutes  running time.'),
('11024',' An unofficial Directors Cut version exists.  It was created by Ian David  Diaz and Julian Boote, the UK filmmakers, as they were horrified by the  official version being sold internationally.  They were overruled by the  Canadian producer during post production on creative decisions.'),
('11025',' A screening of Fallen Angels the Directors cut was held in the UK 28th March  2003.'),
('11026',' In the Canadian video version "The Cusp" the scene where Nikki is trying to  distract Schneider from the topless VR woman is longer than what appeared in  the US video "Falling Fire".'),
('11027',' The Italan DVD version is completely uncut. It runs approximately 5.5 mins  longer than the English Language Version (UK DVD). Some of the scenes in the  english language version (UK DVD) are cut (for more explicit sex) while other  scenes were done in alternate "soft" versions.'),
('11028',' There are three versions of this game, distinguished by the levels of adult  content: '),
('11029',' The US version '),
('11030',' has four levels of violence and a language filter option '),
('11031',' The UK version '),
('11032',' has children removed from the game, the maximum violence   option is disabled '),
('11033',' The ELV version '),
('11034',' has children removed from the game, no adjustable level of   violence (stuck on lowest), the language filter cannot be turned off'),
('11035',' Following the success of the TV series in the UK, an alternate PG'),
('11036','rated  version was released theatrically with all of the swearing, sexual and drugs  references removed.'),
('11037',' Runs 133 minutes long on Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED), also commonly  known as RCA Selectavision Videodisc.'),
('11038',' There is a separate bleeped and non'),
('11039','censored soundtrack on the DVD. The close  captioning has the swear words replaced with euphemisms.'),
('11040',' The movie was later re'),
('11041','edited and aired on the Fox network as a three'),
('11042','part  season four finale for _"Family Guy" (1999)_ (qv) with some scenes removed,  mainly because they were too risqué for network television. They are '),
('11043',' the opening night gala for the movie (mainly because its too long to be   placed in a single episode) '),
('11044',' the "movies" opening credits, done similarly to the revised opening credits   for the episode "The Road to Rhode Island". '),
('11045',' Chris doing a triple somersault dive; Lois remarks that she could have   qualified for the Olympics but got pregnant with Meg, but "now Im   pro'),
('11046','choice." '),
('11047',' Quagmire and a woman leave the pools pump room, and he comments that he   cant go swimming for a half'),
('11048','hour. '),
('11049',' Peter saying "and stuff comes out" when describing adult videos. '),
('11050',' Stewie comparing Brads backstroke swimming to one of his stools. '),
('11051',' a scene from _"Roseanne" (1988)_ (qv) with Peter as Dan (Roseanne just   mumbles her lines). '),
('11052',' Quagmire tied to the hotel bed dialing the phone with his penis. '),
('11053',' Det. Scrotes/_"Shield, The" (2002)_ (qv) parody. '),
('11054',' a fat and old Britney Spears in the future catching on fire in a wheelchair. '),
('11055',' Ella Fitzgerald (qv) hitting a note and causing a glass to break, with   pieces causing her accompanist, Ray Charles (I) (qv), to go blind. '),
('11056',' Stewie and Brian in The Drunken Clam playing Pac'),
('11057','Man. '),
('11058',' the first scene of future Stewie; in fact, the first episode was written as   a stand'),
('11059','alone episode, and this scene was added to help tie it in with the   other two. '),
('11060',' a scene from _"Thundercats" (1985)_ (qv) where Lion'),
('11061','O uses his "sight beyond   sight" to watch Cheetara in the bathroom. '),
('11062',' a black screen with "Intermission" on it (in what is the break between   episodes two and three of the broadcast version), while the Griffins make   various comments. '),
('11063',' future Chris pointing out numerous violations with Loiss car, but hell   overlook them if she gives him a cookie. '),
('11064',' a cutaway scene where Peter and Bono (qv) are stuck on a desert island   with a crate of food that Bono wont open because its intended for starving   children, but then Bono takes some of the food while Peter isnt watching. '),
('11065',' Stu (future Stewie) telling Stewie about his prom date. '),
('11066',' when Chris and his wife argue in front of Pablo, the line "This f***in   kids from Guam" becomes "That kids from Guam". '),
('11067',' in Stus apartment, Stu agrees to let Stewie stay for one night. '),
('11068',' Stu changes Stewies diaper, and tells Stewie to "enjoy your left testicle   while you can". '),
('11069',' future Peter and Lois watch "Law & Order: Petty Crimes Against Municipal   Property In Excess Of $5000". '),
('11070',' when Stewie reads from "The Joy of Sex", the line "Put it in, take it out,   put it in, take it out" is changed to "And in and out and in and out". '),
('11071',' the line "insert your phallus into her vagina" had "phallus" replaced with   "penis", although Stewie pronounced it to rhyme with "tennis". '),
('11072',' a cutaway to Peter as the first director of   _Terms of Endearment (1983)_ (qv), in which he repeatedly zooms in on the   stars breasts in her death scene. '),
('11073',' after Stus apartment burns down, Stewie notes it isnt the first time his   help was not appreciated, followed by a scene of Peter giving Lois an arcade   Galaga machine for her birthday. '),
('11074',' at the retirement home, Tom and Diane do a news report, but its done to   someone standing directly in front of them. '),
('11075',' Lois sets two conditions on giving Stu the money; Stewie has to promise that   Chris doesnt get married, and that Lois does not end up in a retirement   home. '),
('11076',' at Chriss wedding, when the priest asks if anyone objects, Stewie kills the   bride with a rocket launcher. '),
('11077',' after the end of the movie/third episode, the DVD has a post'),
('11078','movie party at   The Drunken Clam. '),
('11079',' One scene was redone entirely. When Stewie was in the bed naked with Roger   Moores number on his body the scene was redone with Stewie fully clothed   with a piece of paper instead. Meanwhile some scenes were added to interlink   the episodes. They are: '),
('11080',' a _"Soap" (1977)_ (qv)'),
('11081','style cliffhanger. '),
('11082',' a clip from _"Chevy Chase Show, The" (1993)_ (qv). '),
('11083',' Kiefer Sutherlands narration via the _"24" (2001)_ (qv)'),
('11084','style intro.'),
('11085',' A scene with Paul Sorvino was filmed but edited out of the final cut.  The  scene can be seen on the deleted scenes section of the DVD.'),
('11086',' The original movie has been separated into 4 parts for airing in  syndication.	Interestingly, at least on TBS, the wrong opening credits are  used for these (from the final seasons, where Brian Bonsall is credited as  Andrew; he wasnt even on the trip), and the syndicated versions air after  the last episodes of the TV run are shown, instead of during the middle of  the run.'),
('11087',' These episodes have also aired on Nick at Nite with the incorrect closing  credits, but in the proper place, between seasons 3 & 4, in the series run.'),
('11088',' At the 57:17 mark, the spoken line in all theatrical prints and previous  video versions is "Dearest Bitch, See how accessible you are? How would you  liked to be fucked with a meat cleaver?" The 2002 DVD release from Paramount  Home Entertainment replaces that line with "Dearest Bitch, Ive exhausted  myself on thinking of ways to kill you."  No reasons were given for this  alteration.  The rest of the film, including the gore, is intact. The VHS  version features the original line.'),
('11089',' Shortly after Federico Fellini (qv)s _Satyricon (1969)_ (qv) was released  to appreciative audiences in the USA, an English dubbed version was hurriedly  released that was re'),
('11090','edited to appear more "Felliniesque" and was 13 minutes  shorter than the original edit. It was a critical and financial flop.'),
('11091',' American TV version is less violent and features the fight scenes in black  and white.'),
('11092',' The R'),
('11093','rated version has been toned down. The lesbian scene with Fanny and  Phoebe was heavily edited. Some of the sexual trysts Fanny and Phoebe were  spying on were edited and Phoebes S&M stage performance was entirely cut.'),
('11094',' Theatrical version is 188 minutes long. Directors cut (shown on Swedish TV)  is 312 minutes long.'),
('11095',' For some later theatrical reissues distributed by Buena Vista Distribution  Co. (especially the 1990 50th anniversary release), and on the videocassette  of the 1990 re'),
('11096','issue as well, the actual blue 1940 title card (done in the  Art Deco style typical of the era, and containing the films title as well as  the credits "Color by Technicolor" and the RKO Radio Pictures logo) as shown  midway through the film prior to the Intermission was replaced by a nearly  identical title card printed in a rather more modern style without the RKO  credit (and shown at the beginning of the film in conventional main'),
('11097','title  tradition). The 1982 reissue contained a title card updated to include a  credit for Dolby Stereo. The original mid'),
('11098','point title card with the RKO  credits has been restored for DVD.'),
('11099',' The Fantasia Anthology DVD Box Sets supplemental section features a segment  called "Clair de Lune". Intended to be part of the original "Fantasia", it  was deleted due to the films already excessive length. Walt Disney had the  notion early on that "Fantasia" would be re'),
('11100','released every year with new  segements as well as old favorites. "Clair de Lune" was prepared at the  tail'),
('11101','end of production on "Fantasia". However, because the film was a box  office failiure in its initial release, Walt suspended the idea of a future  "Fantasia" (thus the deleted "Clair de Lune" sequence was never restored to a  future re'),
('11102','release). Until 1994, the "Clair de Lune" short was never seen in  its original form and was released with the package feature, "Melody Time"  with new music and a new title, "Blue Bayou". It was only recently that a  restored version of the "Clair de Lune" segment was issued as a separate  movie short.'),
('11103',' For the 60th anniversary DVD, one scene on the Pastoral sequence was  digitally altered to remove a black centaurette. In the scene, Bacchus is  being lead to his throne, while the black centaurette rolls out a red carpet.  The change now makes the carpet appear to be rolling by itself.'),
('11104',' The original 124'),
('11105','minute version of Fantasia has never had a wide theatrical  release. The only times the original "Fantasound" version of the film played  were in roadshow engagments from November 1940 until December 1941.  Walt Disney (qv) himself had to personally supervise this release, which  only played in 12 venues (only 16 "Fantasound" equipped prints were ever  made). The original roadshow version, apart from its fifteen'),
('11106','minute  intermission, runs 124 minutes (just over two hours). Compared to the more  familiar versions of Fantasia, it featured: '),
('11107',' much lengthier (and always on'),
('11108','camera) interstitials from Deems Taylor,   especially for the then'),
('11109','revolutionary "Rite of Spring" sequence. '),
('11110',' A round of applause from the orchestra for Mickey '),
('11111',' Mouse following the   "Sorcerers Aprrentice" sequence, after Mickey and Stokowski shake hands and   Mickey runs off'),
('11112','screen. This is immediately followed by a sight gag   involving a chimes player having an accident with his instrument. '),
('11113',' footage of the musicians exiting and re'),
('11114','entering the bandstands immediately   before and after the intermission. The sequence after the intermission   features an impromptu jam session by the on'),
('11115','screen musicians. '),
('11116',' No on'),
('11117','screen credits, save one title card which displayed the films name,   the copyright notice, "Color by Technicolor," the MPPDA approval   certificate, and the RCA Sound System logo. The production credits were   featured in a specially prepared collectible program booklet availiable for   purchase by roadshow performance attendees. Since the first editing of the   film after its initial roadshow release, none of this extra material (except   part of the intermission used for the 50th Anniversarys end credits   sequence) has been seen publicly until the 60th Anniversary release.'),
('11118',' In January 1941, Disneys distributor RKO Radio Pictures (which had initially  backed out of Fantasia), took over the roadshow bookings. This version is  identical to the one Disney had been distributing in months prior, except: '),
('11119',' it features a monophonic soundtrack in place of the four'),
('11120','track "Fantasound"   soundtrack '),
('11121',' The RKO distribution tag is added to the front of the film. '),
('11122',' The films single title card (played over the intermission) now also   features the RKO logo.'),
('11123',' For its first wide release in January 1942, RKO had the film severely edited  down to 81 minutes and re'),
('11124','issued it with the tagline "Fantasia will Amazia!"  Practically all of the Deems Taylor interstitual footage was removed, as well  as the entire "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" sequence. This chopped version  of the film (which was usually booked in theatres as a "B" picture) did  disastrous box'),
('11125','office and was pulled from distribution after a relatively  short run.'),
('11126',' In February 1956, the film was re'),
('11127','released in widescreen SuperScope, with the  film image cropped to conform to the anamorphic widescreen ratio. The  stereophonic "Fantasound" tracks were transferred to a magnetic tape source  by RCA (across high'),
('11128','fidelity telephone lines, as Disneys only operating  Fantasound system could not be moved from the Disney lot). The audio tracks  were then re'),
('11129','mixed into four'),
('11130','track optical sound.'),
('11131',' The original "Pastoral Symphony" segment featured extremely  politically'),
('11132','incorrect "pickaninny"'),
('11133','type African American little'),
('11134','girl centaurs  who perform servant duties for the female centaurs. These scenes were first  edited in the 1969 re'),
('11135','release of the film by physically cutting the offending  footage from the film (resulting in an obvious sound jump). For the 1990 and  2000 re'),
('11136','releases, the offending shots were magnified so that Black centaurs  do not appear in the frame. The Fantasia Anthology notes the editing of this  footage, although the copy of Fantasia that comes with the set is listed as  being "The Original Uncut Version." A brief account of this story and at  least one actual cel photograph are presented in the book "Cartoon  Confidential" by Jim Korkis and John Cawley (Malibu Graphics Press).'),
('11137',' The 1982 re'),
('11138','release featured an entirely re'),
('11139','recorded soundtrack conducted by  Irwin Kostal; the first'),
('11140','ever digitally recorded soundtrack for a motion  picture. Deems Taylors narration was replaced in this version by Hugh  Douglas. The 1982 version has never been released on video, although the  "Nutcracker Suite" segment (with the Kostel re'),
('11141','recording) has been used on a  Disney compilation Christmas TV special.'),
('11142',' For its 50th Anniversary re'),
('11143','release in 1990, Disney went back to the original  Fantasound tracks originally recorded by the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the  picture and soundtrack restored from whatever elements were available at the  time to resemble the 1947 re'),
('11144','release version of 115 minutes. The only new  alterations made were: '),
('11145',' The edits made to the "Pastoral Symphony" that are present in all post'),
('11146','1969   prints of the film. See above. '),
('11147',' The addition of an end credits sequence played against footage of the   on'),
('11148','screen orchestra exiting the stage, as first seen preceding the   intermission in the Roadshow Version. The 1990 version has been released on   VHS and LaserDisc. No other version of Fantasia features a credits sequence   (the credits were made available to the 1940'),
('11149','1941 roadshow patrons in a   specially prepared commemorative booklet).'),
('11150',' The 60th Anniversary reissue for DVD in 2000 was an attempt to re'),
('11151','create the  original 124'),
('11152','minute Roadshow Version, with missing footage from the  intersitials (including Deems Taylors expanded introductions and additional  shots of the on'),
('11153','screen orchestra) restored, and the original midway'),
('11154','point  title card (which included the RKO Radio Pictures credit), but still  containing the edit to the "Pastoral Symphony." Because most of Taylors  original dialogue tracks had not been preserved, it became necessary for  Disney to have voice actor Corey Burton (qv) re'),
('11155','dub Taylors lines (Taylor  had passed away 34 years earlier). Beyond these changes, this is the most  complete version of "Fantasia" that now exists.'),
('11156',' The bonus disc from The Fantasia Anthology DVD set features alternate  animation, in rough pencil'),
('11157','test form, of the following scenes from the film: '),
('11158',' an alternate broom'),
('11159','chopping from "Sorcerers Apprentice" that originally   occurred on'),
('11160','screen, rather than off'),
('11161','screen. '),
('11162',' an alternate angle version of the crocodile/hippo encounter from "Dance of   the Hours."'),
('11163',' Disney had originally intended to incorporate a segment set to Debussys  "Claire de Lune" into the original version of the Film. This scene was fully  scored, recorded, and the clean'),
('11164','up animation finished when it was deleted  from the already excessive lengthy film. "Clair De Lune" was completed as a  standalone short (and for possible insertion as a new segment for insertion  into a future version of Fantasia) in 1942, but it was never released. The  footage for this segment was re'),
('11165','scored and re'),
('11166','edited as the "Blue Bayou"  sequence in _Make Mine Music (1946)_ (qv). The complete version of "Clair de  Lune" was though to have been lost until 1992, when a complete nitrate  workprint of the entire sequence was located. "Clair de Lune" was finally  completed and exhibited in 1996, 44 years after it had been created. This  version features a remix of the original Fantasound tracks and altered  live'),
('11167','action orchestra footage from the regular version of Fantasia, to fill  in for the half'),
('11168','minute of missing Stokowski/Philadelphia Orchestra footage  that precedes the animated part of this segment. The 1996 version of "Clair  de Lune" is available in the Fantasia Anthology DVD box set.'),
('11169',' For its first re'),
('11170','release in July 1947, the film was re'),
('11171','edited to a running  time of 120'),
('11172','minutes. "Tocatta and Fugue" was restored to the film, but most  of the interstitual footage was shortened, dubbed over, or removed. This cut  of the film is the most common, and most subsequent versions of the film are  based on this edit.'),
('11173',' The DVD release is the unrated directors cut while the VHS version is the  R'),
('11174','rated cut.'),
('11175',' The Region 4 Australian DVD released by Umbrella contains all violence and  gore intact, but doesnt include the Turkish Bath scene.'),
('11176',' The television version is missing the Academy Award winning short "Closed  Mondays" (1974).'),
('11177',' In the US/UK a modified version was released on DVD. For example, the UK  release has scenes, dialogue and effects shots different to the Hong Kong,  French and German versions. There are reports of the Canadian version being  affected also. These changes include: '),
('11178',' Reed and Sue rekindling their romance is shown in a scene with the pair   walking and talking, with the Statue of Liberty in the background. The Hong   Kong version loses this scene and replaces it with one where the two are   seen in a planetarium, whereby the scene ends rather abruptly before the   pair kiss '),
('11179',' Dr Doom saying "Goodbye, Ben" is missing from the final fight scene in the   Hong Kong release, but present in the UK edition '),
('11180',' When Dr Doom is engulfed in the fire at the end, his yell has him emitting a   fiery breath in the Hong Kong release but this effects is missing from the   UK edition '),
('11181',' Dr Dooms line as he emerges from the fire is cut short in the Hong Kong   release. The words "A little heat?" do not appear, but are in the UK edition '),
('11182',' During the final confrontation in the UK release as The Thing uses his foot   to direct water at Dr Doom, Mr Fantastic helps by using his powers to direct   the water from the fire hydrant onto Dr Doom. However, he is not present in   the Hong Kong version and The Thing seems to defeat Doom by himself '),
('11183',' Reeds proposal to Sue is also different. In the UK version, he bends down   on one knee by stretching himself, whilst maintaining eye contact with Sue.   In the Hong Kong release, he actually gets down on one knee for real '),
('11184',' Dr Dooms voice is different in both version. In the UK version his voice   sounds normal, whilst in the Hong Kong edition his voice takes on a more   eerie quality, and sounds like he is talking from behind his mask'),
('11185',' The extended cut released in the US is basically the previously released  modified version with the addition of the deleted scenes that were presented  as bonus material on some European DVD editions (first US DVD release  included just a few of these scenes).'),
('11186',' The Airline version is slightly different. The following differences  include: '),
('11187',' Instead of the talk Sue and Reed have on the bridge, theyre in a   Planetarium instead. '),
('11188',' During the final confrontation with Dr. Doom, Thing knocks open a fire   hydrant and Mr. Fantastic puts his body in an "S" shape to amplify the   water, instead in this version it cuts to Thing using his foot as if he did   everything himself. '),
('11189',' The scene scene where Victor opens the energy globe and puts his arm in it   to increase power, large bolts of electricity jump out in the theatrical   version, in this version, there are no bolts of electricity, indicating the   effects were not finished. '),
('11190',' The scene where Reed proposes to Sue on the boat, he just stands up normally   and delivers his proposal with a different acting take.He doesnt kneel down   while still standing as he did in the theatrical version. '),
('11191',' Some shots of crashing cars on the bridge were cut. '),
('11192',' Some language was cut, mostly references to God. '),
('11193',' The scene where Victor picks up his phone and says " Leonard, bring Ben   Grimm to the Baxter Building " was changed to " Leonard, bring me my Lab Rat   ". '),
('11194',' The Death of Victors boss is slightly edited. '),
('11195',' The scene where Thing walks into the bar has a different song playing and   the glasses dont shake, nor does the record skip in this version. '),
('11196',' During the scene where Sue, Reed and Johnny are taking a cab to the Brooklyn   Bridge we hear a voice'),
('11197','over of Reed saying " Ben told us to meet him here at   the Brooklyn Bridge " after this voice over it cuts to the three of them in   the car. '),
('11198',' This does not happen in the theatrical version. '),
('11199',' During the scene where Johnny puts a shirt on and burns it and tells Reed   and Sue he has " a serious problem " we can actually hear him yell   off'),
('11200','screen and also hear flames shoot out as well before he informs then of   what happened. In the Theatrical Version we just see his burnt shirt and the   following line. '),
('11201',' Although the film was shot in the Super 35 process, this version Pans and   Scans as if it were shot in Anamorphic Widescreen instead of properly   framing it for Full Frame as most Super 35 films are.'),
('11202',' The DVD edition has the following quote at the beginning: "The makers of this  film are indebted to the many doctors, technicians and research scientists,  whose knowledges and insight helped guide this production" The TV/Video  version features this quote instead: "This film will take you where no one  has ever been before, no eyewitness has actually seen what you are about to  see. But in this world of ours where going to the moon will soon be upon us  and where the most incredible things are happening all sround us, someday,  perhaps tomorrow, the fantastic events you are about to see can and will take  place."'),
('11203',' The DVD includes 3 deleted songs '),
('11204',' Plant a Radish, Get a Radish. '),
('11205',' It Depends on What You Pay. '),
('11206',' Try to Remember'),
('11207',' Network version adds over 35 minutes of footage not included in the  theatrical version.'),
('11208',' On the Network version, when Joseph is working on the railroad, there is a  problem with a stick of dynamite. Showing how depressed and careless he is at  the time, Joseph volunteers to reset the dynamite. There is a moment of  tension after the explosion as we wait for Joseph to come into view out of  the cloud of dust.'),
('11209',' Also in the network version: after they are thrown out in the street, its  raining; Joseph, looking for a job, jumps into a ditch and begins digging, a  few seconds later, Shannon joins him stating they need the money.'),
('11210',' For the UK version, a cockfight had to be deleted to comply with that  countrys laws on animal cruelty on film, as stated in the Cinematograph  Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('11211',' Although the cinema version was uncut all UK video releases were cut by 12  secs by the BBFC to remove a cockfighting scene. The cuts were expanded to 24  secs for the later wide'),
('11212','screen DVD releases.'),
('11213',' Edited for the Disney Channel showing. The hunting scenes were removed and  toned down, as was the scene with the man falling out of the helicopter. Also  the scenes with any vulgar language was dubbed over. Such as Koba saying  "bologna" instead of "bullsh*t".'),
('11214',' The bootleg release of "The Far Shore" illegally sold in the USA under the  title "The Art of Lust" contains an uncensored seven'),
('11215','minute version of the  sex scene in the water between Lomez and Moore restored from original footage  judged as too explicit for its Canadian release.'),
('11216',' Paramount decided, after much disagreement, to keep Hemingways original  ending and fade out after the death of Catherine Barkley. This ending was  kept for the European release, but a new ending in which Barkley lives was  later added to the U.S. release.'),
('11217',' "A Farewell to Arms" originally ran 89 minutes, and was later cut to 78  minutes for a 1938 re'),
('11218','issue.	The 89'),
('11219','minute version (unseen since the original  theatrical run in 1932 and long thought to be lost) was released on DVD in  1999 by Image Entertainment, mastered from a nitrate print located in the  David O. Selznick vaults.'),
('11220',' SPOILER: As now shown on U.S. television, the film ends as the novel does,  with the death of Catherine.'),
('11221',' For the later re'),
('11222','release, the credits were entirely redone in the style of  late 1930s and 1940s films. The film as shown on TCM and as released on DVD  features the original 1932 film.'),
('11223',' French video release has two scenes not present in the English one. First,  its when MacArthur gives tobaco to Fairbourne when MacArthur signs the deal.  Second one its a scene between Fairbourne and Mitamura; Mitamura explains  his reasons to surrender to Learoy.'),
('11224',' The US version of the film is different in quite a few ways to the European  version. Despite being slightly shorter, it has some additional footage: the  battle montage as the Japanese retreat is much longer (the entire battle at  the river is cut from the European versions), while theres also a scene of  James Fox reminiscing about a girl he knew in India that is missing from the  European cut. However, there is a huge and fairly important scene cut from  near the end of the picture, where Fairbourne (Nigel Havers) visits the  Japanese general as he has his last meal before his execution. Otherwise  there is a big structural difference with the prologue from the US cut  showing Learoyd deserting and watching his companions being executed being  much more comfortably placed in the flashback sequence when Learoyd is  telling the story of how he became king in the European version. Among other  small differences in the US version: the opening quote has been dropped and  replaced with title cards specifying the date and location; the first scene  between James Fox and Nigel Havers is slightly longer with a line of dialogue  at the end to lead into the scene where he talks about the girl he loved in  India; the scene with MacArthur is shorter in the US version, with the  footage of MacArthur giving Fairbourne some of his tobacco deleted; the scene  where Fairbourne betrays Learoyd by telling the Colonel about the salt has an  extended ending with more dialogue; the end narration is longer ("I hope he  finds his valley... somewhere.") with a slightly awkward edit in the final  music cue to extend it; the end title music is different '),
('11225',' the US version  begins with a replay of the main title, the European version with part of  Nigels Trip.'),
('11226',' Polygram Filmed Entertainment sold most of its film library to MGM in 1999.  As a result, when the video and DVD were re'),
('11227','issued by MGM video, the MGM lion  logo was added to the beginning of the film.'),
('11228',' Television edits of the film consistently replace the word "f*cking" with  "froozing."  Also, in the scene where Carl shoots Wade, the audio is  inexplicably edited so that we dont hear Wade say, "Oh, jeez."'),
('11229',' In the version showed in Dutch theaters the scene where the cop gets shot in  the head differs. The scene is not close'),
('11230','up and in it a part from the  troopers skull flies of'),
('11231',' A "Newly Updated Edition" was broadcast after the first 6 episodes of season  3, and contained the following: '),
('11232',' Ben Browders opening dialogue has been changed to suit the entire 3rd   season; He states, "For those who intend to watch our entire 3rd season,   Originally he said, "For those who intend to watch the premiere in 50   minutes. '),
('11233',' Claudia Black is introduced within the first 5 mintues of the broadcast;   Originally she is introduced in the last 30 mintues of the program and Ben   Browder narrates on his own for the first half hour. '),
('11234',' Footage from shows not touched upon in the first edition of Undressed are   shown with added narration from both Claudia Black and Ben Browder. '),
('11235',' Ben Browders closing dialogue has been changed to suit the entire 3rd   season, He states; "Thanks for watching and enjoy the show." Originally he   says; "For everyone here in Sydney, Australia, Im Ben Browder"; Pilots   teasing about Aeryn Suns death has been deleted.'),
('11236',' There was a novelty store version which had a running time of 30'),
('11237','minutes.'),
('11238',' The video version omits the song Butterfly by Crazy Town from an early  sequence introducing the leads and replaces it with a generic theme of the  film.'),
('11239',' As shown on the DVD, Director Rob Cohen and Editor Peter Honess had to trim  down the scene where Vin Diesels character is hijacking the truck towards  the end. This was done to secure a PG'),
('11240','13 rating.'),
('11241',' The trims made to avoid an "R" rating were the shots of the guys arm being  ripped by the wiring on the truck and the agony he expressed.'),
('11242',' Eight deleted scenes appear on the DVDs special features section.'),
('11243',' The home video version of the film omits the song "Deep Enough" from Paul  Walkers introduction.'),
('11244',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('11245','rated and unrated versions.'),
('11246',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('11247','rated and unrated versions.'),
('11248',' The UK version distributed by Sheptonhurst had 40 seconds cut from the movie  to get the UK R18 rating in 2003. 40 second cut required to sight of woman  gagging during fellatio and to verbal underage sex reference.'),
('11249',' The Cable TV Version has many scenes omitted from the home video and laser  disc versions. It is also missing the obvious scenes with nudity.  Some of  the scenes added are: '),
('11250',' Damone and Rattner talk about what to do on a date and Damone telling Ratt   to play Led Zeppelin IV. This scene is followed by a scene in which Phoebe   Cates and Jennifer Jason Leigh are talking on the phone and they are in   their bra and panties (this scene is sometimes omitted when showing on cable   depending on how prude the network airing it is.) In this conversation   Phoebe Cates warns Jennifer Jason Leigh about Led Zeppelin IV. '),
('11251',' A new scene between Stacey and her brother and his friends where they warn   her about Mr. Hand. '),
('11252',' A new scene between Brad and a guidance counselor about his life. '),
('11253',' After Brad gets fired there is a scene where he rips down a Coca'),
('11254','Cola poster   in his bedroom. '),
('11255',' Mr. Hand signing peoples annuals (yearbooks) at the school dance.'),
('11256',' Cable TV version also removes some scenes due to copyright disputes over the  songs featured in the soundtrack and is actually 2 minutes shorter than the  theatrical release.'),
('11257',' The cable'),
('11258','TV version includes scenes from Stacys abortion that are omitted  in the video version.'),
('11259',' New (1996) MCA/Universal VHS NTSC issue has all the original music restored  except for Timothy B. Schmidts "So Much In Love", Tom Pettys "All Amercan  Girl," and "Goodbye, Goodbye"'),
('11260',' Broadcast TV version has an additional scene right after the scene where Mr.   Hand rips up Spicolis card on the first day of school. Spicoli and two of  his buddies are in the bathroom and Spicoli is telling a overly fantastic  version of the incident, about how he told Mr. Hand not to mess with him or  there would be trouble. This probably was to tie in with the joke later where  the story gets aroud that he pulled a knife on him.'),
('11261',' At least one broadcast version of this movie cut out the scene where Spicoli  and his friends open the door to their van and tons of smoke comes out.'),
('11262',' 1999 DVD version is completely restored and contains all of the music and  scenes from the theatrical version. The entire soundtrack has been restored,  including Timothy B. Schmidts "So Much In Love", Tom Pettys "All Amercan  Girl," and "Goodbye, Goodbye" which had been omitted in several other  versions.'),
('11263',' The MPAA originally slapped the film with an "X" rating, stating that the  male frontal nudity had to be cut from the boathouse sex scene.  This cut,  along with a few other trims to that scene, was made and the MPAA gave the  film an "R" rating.'),
