('2797',' When the show was broadcast on the TVOntario public television network in the  Canadian province of Ontario in the 1970s, each episode was followed by a  short segment starring Andrea Martin who discussed basic elements of  filmmaking using the preceding episode for examples.'),
('2798',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('2799',' Select comedy sketches from the Tonight Show were taken and placed into  syndication into "Carsons Comedy Classics" during the mid 1980s.'),
('2800',' A number of 90'),
('2801','minute episodes from the 1970s were reedited to fit 60'),
('2802','minute  timeslots for rerun purposes.'),
('2803',' For the Danish R2 DVD release in 2004 a few songs were re'),
('2804','recorded due to  copyright reasons, including Vangelis (qv)s theme from  _Blade Runner (1982)_ (qv) (used for the neo'),
('2805','noir opening in "Klap'),
('2806','I'),
('2807','Olsen").  Michael Wikke (qv) and Steen Rasmussen (qv) also had to redo their voices  in a those scenes. A short featurette (entitled Tilbage til Tonny & Sonny)  featured on the DVD shows the dubbing process.'),
('2808',' The DVD release of the first season is made up of the syndicated versions of  episodes which are missing 2 minutes from the original network versions.'),
('2809',' In Mexicos Spanish dubbed version the name of characters was changed to: '),
('2810',' Don Gato (Tom Cat) '),
('2811',' Benito Bodoque (Benny the Ball) '),
('2812',' Panza (Fancy'),
('2813','Fancy) '),
('2814',' Demóstenes (The Brain) '),
('2815',' Cucho (Choo'),
('2816','Choo) '),
('2817',' Espanto (Spook) '),
('2818',' Agente Matute (Officer Dibble) '),
('2819',' Also the voice of Benito Bodoque sound like a child and every cat had an   accent in voice of some different Mexican regions.'),
('2820',' In the unrated DVD Angies topless scene was shot of at different angles  revealing more of her breasts than what was visible in the original broadcast  on the USA Cable Network.'),
('2821',' During 1993'),
('2822','94, many episodes of the series were rebroadcast as  "Transformers: Generation 2". These episodes included new main/end title  sequences and computer'),
('2823','generated scene bumpers and enhancements.'),
('2824',' The Region 1 Rhino DVD box set contains the first season of the series. The  episodes on the DVDs are based, for the most part, on the original 35 mm film  masters instead of the publicly'),
('2825','known 1" broadcast masters. Thus, the DVD  versions contain some less "finished" versions of the episode, and there are  a number of coloring and artistic differences between the DVDs and the  original airings/video releases.'),
('2826',' The following changes were made for the "Generation 2" syndication airings of  the pilot episodes. '),
('2827',' In the recap of the previous episode, Megatrons fusion cannon makes a   really wimpy laser gun noise. '),
('2828',' When Optimus introduces himself to Spike and Sparkplug, some team symbols   helpfully pop up in mid'),
('2829','air to illustrate the differences between Autobots   and Decepticons. '),
('2830',' They added a window inset which makes it exceedingly obvious that Soundwave   is eavesdropping when Trailbreaker explains transforming to Spike.  This   changes the feel of the entire scene'),
('2831','as though they were suggesting that   Soundwave is attempting to discover the secrets of transforming (while he   himself is transformed, mind you). '),
('2832',' They dubbed in a new swoosh sound as Soundwave lunges for Spike. '),
('2833',' In the scene change from Soundwave retreating to Prime spotting him, the   animation takes on a strange greenish hue while its inside the computer   window.  I think the computer animators forgot to adjust their tint   settings; once the window goes away, the colors of the scene are restored. '),
('2834',' When Prime is dangling on the ledge inside the power plant and Megatron asks   if he has any last words, when Prime says, "None youd wanna hear,   Megatron!" they used an inset of Primes head.  The problem is, they took it   from a later scene when hes back outside, so its got a blue sky   background. '),
('2835',' They also added a fizzling sound when Megatron steps on Primes hand. '),
('2836',' The "green screen" effect happens again when Prime grabs Jazzs grappling   cord. At the end, during the preview for part 3, they sampled the sound   effect of Hound creating the holographic rocket base and reused it for the   scene of Prime being blasted out of the sky by the Decepticon space cruiser. '),
('2837',' The voice credits are from "More Than Meets the Eye" this time, but there is   no mention of Welker, Frank (qv).'),
('2838',' The versions of most episodes on the Region 1 DVD sets from Rhino Home  Entertainment feature newly'),
('2839','added sound effects, incomplete/incorrect/missing  animation, some incorrect main titles, and episodes in incorrect order. Also,  the version of season 3s "Dark Awakening" is the one with the voice'),
('2840','over at  the end telling viewers to watch "The Return of Optimus Prime".'),
('2841',' There are two versions. The first to be released was the festival version,  which is 120 minutes and a very condensed overview of the four students. The  second, released on the Sundance Channel, is a five'),
('2842','hour miniseries broken  into 8 parts.'),
('2843',' In Italy and some other territories the series was released in cinemas as a  serial in 8 parts: "I cavalieri della regina (1954)", "Le avventure dei tre  moschettieri (1957), "La spade imbattibile (1957)", "Le imprese di una spada  leggendaria (1958)", "Gli sparvieri del re (1958)", "Mantelli e spade  insanguinate (1959)", "Le quattro spade (1960)" and "Criniere e mantelli al  vento (1960)".'),
('2844',' Almost all music has been changed for the shows airing in the US on Comedy  Central. Some additional cuts have been made for content.'),
('2845',' In the first showing of the episode where Doug celebrates "Chinese New Year  Day" the ending shows one of the terrorist rabbits watching WWF wrestling.  But the second and third showings have the rabbit watching monster truck  racing.'),
('2846',' In the episode Safari Day (1), they originally had the segment "Kids Want  Porn" with 4 '),
('2847',' 6 year olds, yelling they want porn. Later repeats of this  episode had the kids segment removed and was changed to "Porn for everyone."'),
('2848',' The syndicated version has about 2'),
('2849','4 minutes cut from each episode and starts  all episodes with the second season opening credits.'),
('2850',' The series last produced episode, "An Occurrance at Owl Creek Bridge," was  originally released as a short film in Europe called Rivière du hibou, La  (1962). Serling bought the rights, added Twilight Zone credits and narration,  and made it into an episode.'),
('2851',' This episode originally aired with an added laugh track. The laugh track was  removed for the DVD release.'),
('2852',' Original network episodes ran one hour, with two or three stories per  instalment. These episodes were reedited into half hour episodes for  syndication along with newly produced half'),
('2853','hour episodes, with each half hour  consisting of a single story from the original one'),
('2854','hour version.'),
('2855',' The DVD release of the complete series (or "Season 1" as the packaging calls  it) features a few changes to the opening title sequence. (1) The image of  Rod Serling (qv) on the gallery wall was replaced with a spiral vortex. (2)  The theme song has been changed from a piece that barely sounds like the  original 1959 series theme to a piece that sounds exactly like the original  theme. Consequently, the credit "Twilight Zone Theme Music Adapted by Don  Harper" in the end credits has been removed on the DVD.'),
('2856',' There was a theatrical release in Europe with nearly 20 minutes of extra  footage which was never broadcast in the TV network version which features an  extened surreal sequence of the confrontation with the One'),
('2857','Armed Man and  Killer Bob as well as the dream'),
('2858','like sequence in the Red Room all of which  was shown in parts in the second episode of "Twin Peaks" as a dream sequence.  It is also available on video. Intended to be a standalone film, the movie  version has a new ending that reveals the identity of the killer of Laura  Palmer. The film version eliminates most of the supernatural aspects of the  series, too.'),
('2859',' A 1997 VHS release entitled "Tæskeholdet", 114 minutes compilation from the  TV'),
('2860','series.'),
('2861',' Another 1997 VHS release entitled "Tæskeholdet '),
('2862',' Halal og farvel" (on the VHS  cover), 136 minutes compilation from the TV'),
('2863','series. New material was shot for  this release and edited into the material, serving as interludes.'),
('2864',' A 2006 2'),
('2865','disc R2 DVD release entitled "Tæskeholdet '),
('2866',' Til nationen", 313  minutes compilation from the TV'),
('2867','series, including 2 hrs 34 min ("Det bedste  fra Tæskeholdet, Part 1'),
('2868','8"), 32 min ("Talen til nationen"), 17 min ("Polka  til de kendte"), 15 min ("Telefon til...), 33 min ("Gæster i studiet"), 49  min ("Kaos udenfor studiet" incl. the entire episode 1.15 "På bakken") and 13  min ("Easter Egg" featuring "Fredagssangen" from selected episodes). The DVD  also features 114 minutes of extra, including a new documentary "Tæskeholdet:  10'),
('2869','års sammenkomsten", a new video commentator documentary  "Videokommentatorspor til På bakken", a 1997 archive clip from Danmarks  Radios news "TV'),
('2870','Avisen", and a 2006 archive clip from Danmarks Radios  documentary series "Husker du..." (episode 4.8 "Husker du... 1997"). A bonus  CD "Tæskeholdet sparker røv" featuring 25 tracks from the TV'),
('2871','series is also  included in the DVD package (the tracks have previously been released in 1997  on the CD "Tæskeholdet: Vi sparker røv").'),
('2872',' Sexually explicit material not broadcast on TV is available through the U8TV  website.'),
('2873',' French version : Albator 78 (1978) 6 dvd containing 42 episodes'),
('2874',' Before the series was aired in the USA on the UPN network, several changes  were made to the original English version, produced by Saban. The name of the  main character, "Blade", was changed to "Slade", and the name of one of his  enemies was changed as well, from "Dagger" to "Gunnar". In this reversion,  two of the characters voices were changed as well: as "Slade", Bob Bergen  replaced David A. Thomas Jr., and Michael McConnohie replaced Kerrigan Mahan  as Ringo Richards. The first version produced is copyrighted 1994 in the  credits, and the UPN version is copyrighted 1995.	The UPN version only aired  26 episodes; the "international version" ran for 43 episodes.'),
('2875',' Footage from five episodes was edited together to create the  made'),
('2876','for'),
('2877','syndication TV movie Invasion: UFO.'),
('2878',' For the German dubbed version many episodes were altered to remove references  to death (i.e. the death of Strakers son; the funeral of Bill; Straker  seeing a dead alien). Additionaly, all captions showing the year the events  take place (1980) were deleted.'),
('2879',' Some episodes were edited together to create the Italian release UFO  ...annientare S.H.A.D.O. stop. Uccidete Straker... (1974)'),
('2880',' The series originally aired with a four'),
('2881','part "Underdog" episode running  complete in its 30'),
('2882','minute time slot. All current TV prints are a compendium  of two related shows, "The Underdog Show" and "Tennessee Tuxedo And His  Tales" (but shown under the "Underdog" title), with each of their segments  mixed into each 30'),
('2883','minute episode.  Some TV prints open with a segment  "introducing an exciting scene from todays 4'),
('2884','part episode...", but instead  of going into the preview the main credits roll.  The end credits use titles  from both "Underdog" and "Tennessee Tuxedo" shows.'),
('2885',' A version without the laugh track has been exported.'),
('2886',' The segments that Viginia Madsen narrated on CBS in 1999 were later re'),
('2887','edited  for Lifetime, with Robert Stacks voice replacing hers. As a result, she is  excluded from the reruns.'),
('2888',' In current Japanese verisons, Episode 12 "Yûsei Yori Ai wo Komete" ("From  Another Planet with Love") has been banned since 1970, because the episode  offended irradiated survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.  The episode  featured the Spehl Aliens, whose planet was destroyed by radiation, so they  come to Earth to extract fresh blood from humans to restore their bodies.   The episode was directed by Akio Jissoji, written by Mamoru Sasaki and guest  starred Hiroko Sakurai (who played Yuriko Edogawa in "Ultra Q" and Akiko Fuji  in "Ultraman").  However, the Hawaiian English version included the episode,  as did TPS/Cinars Canadian English dub, under the title "Crystalized  Corpuscles."'),
('2889',' TNT aired the episodes in early February of 1994 (as the Cinar version was  produced in 1985, but never aired until then), with some of the episodes cut  for violence (ie. mostly when Ultra Seven uses his "Eye'),
('2890','Slugger"  head'),
('2891','boomerang to hack the weekly monster to pieces).  Other episodes miss  endings, such as Episode 30, "Trial By War" (Japanese title: "Glory For  Whom") and Episode 32, "Sharpshooter Showdown" (Japanese Title: "The Walking  Planet").'),
('2892',' Combined with _V (1983) (TV)_ (qv) to form one 10'),
('2893','hour miniseries for its  first UK broadcast.'),
('2894',' The series was released to the public for the first time in the late 1990s.  In 1968, footage from the episodes were edited into the following TV movies:  Destination Nightmare (1968) (TV), Jack the Ripper (1968) (TV), and Veil, The  (1968) (TV).'),
('2895',' In 2003 the originally 15 part series was rerun as 10 part series consisting  9 re'),
('2896','edited episodes and Montreaux Silver Rose winning English language  episode "Raw War".'),
('2897',' Also made as a six part series for television.'),
('2898',' Eight of the nine episodes were edited into four feature films. 1.1,  "Veronicas Aunt" and 1.9, "Pilot" became "Affairs with Death." 1.2, "Reed"  and 1.8, "Love, Amanda" became "Naked Hearts." 1.3, "Anonymous" and 1.5,  "Phoebe" became "Deadly Minds." 1.4, "The Boxing Story" and 1.6, "Slow  Violence" became "Slow Violence."'),
('2899',' The DVD features two extra songs not shown on the VH'),
('2900','1 broadcast.  Scott  Stapp performing Riders on the Storm and Ian Astbury Performing Wild Child.'),
('2901',' Also released theatrically in a shorter version titled Marianne (1998).'),
('2902',' The DVD edition of this series has two hours of material, including the  entire final episode, edited out.'),
('2903',' Originally broadcast as nine episodes (16 minutes each) in fall 2005 by  Danmarks Radio (DR) [dk]. Duration: 144 minutes.'),
('2904',' A re'),
('2905','cut version in three episodes broadcast in spring 2006 by Danmarks Radio  (DR) [dk].'),
('2906',' Five different endings were shot, to conceal the identity of the killer up to  the final episode. As it aired, it was Alfonsina (Nuria Bages) but in some  other reruns of the series, the killer is revealed to be Aura (Beatriz  Sheridan) with a completely different motivation for the murder.'),
('2907',' Half hour versions of Vivo airs on NBC LA channel 4 on Saturday late nights  following SNL and Apollo.'),
('2908',' In the mid'),
('2909','1980s, CBS FOX Video released four Voltron tapes in Australia. Two  of those tapes, titled "Voltron In The Castle Of Lions" and "Voltron Versus  The Empire Of Drule", had several scenes cut out by the distributor.'),
('2910',' During the original airing on the Channel 7 and Prime networks in Australia,  all episodes had several scenes cut out. Incidentally, some episodes were  never aired at all.'),
('2911',' The Discovery Channel broadcast edits all six episodes into one program,  splicing in the documentaries _Triumph of the Beasts (2001) (TV)_ (qv) and  _Beasts Within, The (2001) (TV)_ (qv), and is narrated by  Stockard Channing (qv). In addition, many scenes of gore and sex have been  removed.'),
('2912',' The original UK version, shown on BBC, and the US version, shown on Discovery  Channel, differ in various aspects: '),
('2913',' Kenneth Branagh does the narration for the UK version, Avery Brooks for the   US version '),
('2914',' UK version is presented in 6 episodes à 30 minutes, US version is shown as a   3'),
('2915','hour special '),
('2916',' US version is cut for gore'),
('2917',' The US video release features the original UK version.'),
('2918',' The DVD release features the UK version, as well as the Making Of  documentary.'),
('2919',' In the German dubbed version, "Zebulon Zeb/Grandpa Waltons first name is  "Sam".'),
('2920',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('2921',' The animation of the alien hand taking a hold of Earth that opens every  episode in the first season is omitted on the DVDs.'),
('2922',' In the French dubbed version of the series, opening sequences starring Laurie  Main as host were replaced by new opening sequences starring French actor  Jean Rochefort as host (acting in person and NOT dubbing Laurie Main).'),
('2923',' The first airing of the episode "20 Hours in America" contained a scene  between President Bartlet and the First Lady in which they good'),
('2924','naturedly  tease each other, calling each other Medea and Jackass. This scene was not  included in subsequent reruns because of commercial limitations and was also  not included on the DVD.'),
('2925',' The original broadcast and syndicated versions of the entire second season  were in a 1.33:1 fullscrean format. The DVD version of the second season  episodes are in the wide screen format of 1.66:1'),
('2926',' In 1966, Four Star Productions syndicated four of its half'),
('2927','hour Western  series under the title of "The Westerners." They were "The Black Saddle,"  "Johnny Ringo," "Law of the Plainsman," and "The Westerner." The series had a  new opening credits sequence featuring Michael Ansara, Peter Breck, Don  Durant, and Brian Keith. Keenan Wynn appeared in new opening and closing host  segments. The original closing credits were retained.'),
('2928',' Re'),
('2929','edited into 10 minute sections in 2003, for broadcast as programme  fillers.'),
('2930',' During its syndicated run, the tag sequences that were included in the  original ABC network versions were removed.'),
('2931',' This episode is missing a 3'),
('2932','minute recap of part 1 which began with the  subtitle "What Happened on Whats Happening!!"'),
('2933',' The pilot has been seen in two versions. The original version that was shown  on 12 May 1979 had an extra scene toward the end where Moose suggests the  viewers should call their local TV stations, to tell them how much they liked  the show (so it could possibly be made into a series).  Versions seen since  (including the version shown at the Slimecon convention in 2002, and the  version in collectors circles) are missing this dialouge.'),
('2934',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('2935',' The six episodes were edited together into one long (138 minute) chunk by  Weekend Video in the early 1980s, effectively turning the series into a  feature film with a studio audience. Although very hard to find, it was  reissued by Channel 5 video in 1987.'),
('2936',' The series made its Canadian TV debut on the youth'),
('2937','oriented cable network  YTV. As a result, some episodes were extensively edited in order to removed  offensive language and innuendo. Some of the final episodes, which were taped  on the same set as the US version, were broadcast as part of the American  series.'),
('2938',' The DVDs have 2 versions for Censored and Uncensored.'),
('2939',' Soundtrack in the Filipino version is different from the US version. In the  Filipino and Latin American versions, the little "moral of the story" blub  was not attached and the show ran for 35 minutes.'),
('2940',' In syndicated reruns of this episode, starting at some point before the  second commercial break, and through to the end of the show, the closed  captions are ahead of the audio by thirty seconds. And in the thirty seconds  just before that commercial break, the captions from the beginning of an  episode of Late Night with Conan OBrien are shown.'),
('2941',' The first episode is taped live, and they were taped twice, one for the east  coast, and one for the west coast. And there were slight differences, in the  2 shows. On the east coast, Will says that bringing ice cream sandwiches to a  gay man is insulting, while on the west coast he suggested ice cream sandwich  scented candles instead.'),
('2942',' The first episode is taped live, and they were taped twice, one for the east  coast, and one for the west coast. And there were slight differences, in the  2 shows. On the east coast, Will says that he thought Karen had a tail, but  on the west coast he says that hes seen her catch flies with her tongue.'),
('2943',' The first episode is taped live, and they were taped twice, one for the east  coast, and one for the west coast. And there were slight differences, in the  2 shows. On the East Coast transmission, Will says that when he talked to  Stan, he was eating 18 chalupas, or something like that, but on the West  Coast, he was drinking a meatball shake.'),
('2944',' The first episode is taped live, and they were taped twice, one for the east  coast, and one for the west coast. And there were slight differences, in the  2 shows. Just before the "majorly assassinated" scene, on the east coast,  Malcolm pulls Will into the hall, but on the west coast, they start in the  hall.'),
('2945',' The first episode is taped live, and they were taped twice, one for the east  coast, and one for the west coast. And there were slight differences, in the  2 shows. On the east coast, Grace said something about her hair getting her  out of something in school, while on the west coast she skipped it. She and  Jack had trouble not laughing through that whole scene on both coasts.'),
('2946',' Some versions were edited to cut out "Once again" from Erics line "Once  again, girl'),
('2947','on'),
('2948','girl action, and its totally lost on me." Original title for  this episode was to be: "Baby, Its Cold Inside."'),
('2949',' Due to licensing costs, the song "Nights in White Satin" by the Moody Blues  featured in one episode has been replaced by a less expensive tracks on the  DVD release.'),
('2950',' MTM Productions license to use some of the songs for this show expired in  the mid'),
('2951','1990s. Syndicated and home video versions since then, including that  on the Nick'),
('2952','at'),
('2953','Nite cable network, have replaced some of those songs with  stock music.'),
('2954',' The first season was produced in black and white, with the remainder in  color. However, rebroadcasts of these color episodes on the Showcase network  in Canada are all in black and white.'),
('2955',' Both the ABC pilot episode '),
('2956',' "The New Original Wonder Woman" '),
('2957',' and the ABC  premiere episode that brought the series forward into the 70s '),
('2958',' "The Return  of Wonder Woman" '),
('2959',' originally aired as 90'),
('2960','minute episodes. For syndication,  these episodes are often edited down to run in a standard 60'),
('2961','minute time  slot. The full version of "The New Original Wonder Woman" is contained on the  DVD boxed set of the first season, and the full version of "The Return of  Wonder Woman" was included on the second season box set.'),
('2962',' Due to copyright issues, in cable TV re'),
('2963','runs, the original Joe Cocker  rendition of the theme song (With A Little Help From My Friends) has been  replaced by a cover version. In the end credits, the instrumental version of  this song that was originally broadcast has been replaced by the instrumental  Winnie Cooper Theme which is heard sometimes throughout the show.'),
('2964',' This title aired as an eight hour miniseries and has been cut to six hours in  repeat and four hours in syndication. Video version runs 300 m.'),
('2965',' Re'),
('2966','edited for some regions under the title "Simply Unbelievable", with the  addition of maps and directions to allow audiences to visit the locations  mentioned within the series.'),
('2967',' In 2005, Sony/BMG [dk] released a R2 DVD entitled "Alle er 100% assholes! '),
('2968','  Det bedste med Dolph og diverse freaks fra Wulffmorgenthaler", compiling  chunks from the TV'),
('2969','series. No new material was shot for the DVD.'),
('2970',' The previously on The X Files segments are missing from the DVD Season  boxset releases.'),
('2971',' Re'),
('2972','aired in syndication and in repeats as a two'),
('2973','part episode.'),
('2974',' In the first showing of the episode where the X'),
('2975','men fight Apocolypse in Muir  Island, the episode ends with a shot of the X'),
('2976','mansion in good condition, but  the second and third showings have a different ending where the X'),
('2977','men  discover that the X'),
('2978','Mansion was destroyed (Juggernaut destroyed the Mansion).'),
('2979',' When the episode "A Rogues Tale" first aired, it was called "I Remember  Mama." It became known as "A Rogues Tale" starting with the first repeat.'),
('2980',' Mr. Sinisters original voiceover at the end of the initial airings of "Final  Decision" was replaced when the character was cast for season 2.'),
('2981',' In "A Rouges Tale" (AKA I Remember Mama), during the original airing,  animation cells for Jean Grey inexplicably vanish from for a number of frames  during Rouges crazed flight around the Mansion.'),
('2982',' When Wolverine is attempting to break free from the ice in the episode "The  Phoenix Saga pt.3: Cry Of The Banshee", for a single frame you can see a  production note indicating to cut the print. This frame was removed and  replaced in later airings.'),
('2983',' The first season of X'),
('2984','Men, when aired on FoxKids, featured CGI character  profile models during the end credits. Later airings replaced these credits  with those similar to season 2. When the fourth year episodes began, short  clips from past episodes were filtered into the credits for the original  airings. When the final years worth of episodes aired, the series recieved  slightly altered intro animation and music. When reruns of the series moved  over to UPN for a short while, all of the aired episode intros and credits  were replaced with brand animation, featuring Cable among the regular X'),
('2985','Men.'),
('2986',' After Iona Morris(qv) quit voicing Storm, some early episodes were  re'),
('2987','dubbed by Alison Sealy'),
('2988','Smith(qv) however poorly and sometimes  unsynchronized (most evident in "Enter Magneto") There were often alterations  in scenery and dialogue made to first season episodes after the initial  airings, such as the original ending of "Night of the Sentinels Part 1." The  original ending had soldiers dressed in red and white armor hiding behind the  door to the room the X'),
('2989','Men were about to enter, however reairings had the  soldiers in green military fatigues.'),
('2990',' In Germany most episodes are cut for violence to secure a "Not under 12"  rating for broadcast in the afternoon.'),
('2991',' This Singapore TV drama serial was renamed "Yi lu feng chen" (1996) in China. '),
('2992',' In this Chinese version, the ending is tweaked so that mainland Chinese   viewers could identify with the drama serial better.  The tweaked ending   resulted in an extension of 5 episodes. '),
('2993',' In "Xin ah lang" (1996), Phyllis Queks character finally dies. '),
('2994',' But in "Yi lu feng chen" (1996), Phyllis Queks character goes to China to   find a cure for her illness, with Alex Mans character.  They end up in a   triangular love relationship with the mainland Chinese actress who plays   Phyllis Queks physician.'),
('2995',' The pilot version of the first episode, "Open Government", was released on  the UK DVD release of Series 1. It differs from the broadcast version in  having different, cheaper'),
('2996','looking titles and different theme music.'),
('2997',' Yomigaeru Kinro (1979) is the film version starring Yusaku Matsuda that  inspired this TV series.'),
('2998',' From 1979 to 1981, some of the show was done live, with the comedy sketches  being pre'),
('2999','taped. Some of the features of the live version of the show  included musical guests, contests, phone ins, scenes with kids on the street  telling jokes, complaining, etc, and other features. By the time Nickelodeon  came into the picture, wanting to air the show, all the episodes from 1979 no  longer existed, but all of the 1981 episodes did, so what happened was,  Nickelodeons editors removed everything but the comedy sketches and the  "kids on the street" segments. This cut the episodes by a half hour, so the  nickelodeon version of the show aired approxamently 28 minutes, while the  originals were an hour long.'),
('3000',' The 1984 "Body Parts" episode had to be edited due to content.  Three scenes  had to be removed after the first airing: '),
('3001',' An opposite sketch where the kids in school are shown a porno by their   teacher. '),
('3002',' Ross sells Playboy magazines to Ben and Alasdair. '),
('3003',' Karen says her favorite body part is "whats in the pants", the wallet.'),
('3004',' After these three scenes were cut, the episode was too short to run in a half  hour time slot, so they simply showed more commercials during that episode  from then on, plus they added two scenes that were put on the cutting room  floor: '),
('3005',' Lisa tricks Moose into eating a chocolate covered grasshopper. '),
('3006',' Ben complains to his doctor about his new leg being sewed on backwards, and   he cant stop spinning.'),
('3007',' The 1985 "Fears, Worries, and Anxieties" episode had to be modified in one  scene. The scene had Alasdair, Mom, and Dad talking about a bully at school  called "Killer Curtis".  When it was discovered that there actually WAS a  murderer named Killer Curtis in the U.S., they decided that the bullys name  should be changed, so the words "killer Curtis" were changed to "Crusher  Willis". This was done very badly because between the time that the episode  was shot, and when they made the recording, Alasdairs voice had changed.'),
('3008',' After 1983, Nickelodeon started airing commercials, and so all episodes of  "YCDTOTV" made before 1983 had to be cut by about 4 minutes for every airing  after 1983.'),
('3009',' The episode called "Adoption" was banned from broadcast after being shown  twice because of its distasteful jokes about being adopted and a scene where  a character named Lance Pervert says "Damn it!" On YTV in Canada, this  episode airs and has the "Damn it!" bleeped out.'),
('3010',' A number of episodes were originally aired as two'),
('3011','hour TV movies. The episode  "Transylvania, January 1918" was not broadcast in the UK as it was considered  too violent.'),
('3012',' Some episodes were expanded to feature length for video release.'),
('3013',' Released on video as the first half of  _Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Adventures in the Secret Service, The (1999) (V)_ (qv)  (chapter 13 of 22), without the bookend starring George Hall (I) (qv) as  Old Indy.'),
('3014',' Released on video as the second half of  _Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Adventures in the Secret Service, The (1999) (V)_ (qv)  (chapter 13 of 22), without the bookend starring George Hall (I) (qv) as  Old Indy'),
('3015',' For the 1999 video release as part of "The Complete Adventures of Indiana  Jones" (part 21 of 22), the bookends starring George Hall (I) (qv) were  deleted.'),
('3016',' Often shown on television in two parts titled "New York, June 1920" and "New  York, July 1920". In the first part, Old Indy (George Hall (I) (qv)) begins  to recall the story to a female cab driver (Roma Maffia (qv)), in part two  he tells the rest of it to a theater critic (Louis Turenne (qv)).'),
('3017',' The episodes on original broadcast were 35 minutes long each. One some repeat  showings, edited versions running at 30 minutes are shown, abridging various  bits of material from each one.'),
('3018',' In the episode Boring a section of about 60 seconds was cut on the home  video release. This started from the point the Kellogs spokesman comes to the  front door to when Neil returns from the local newsagent. This scene deletion  did not apply to home video releases outside the United Kingdom, or to the UK  DVD release.'),
('3019',' This is the first season of Yuugiou. The storyline follows the first manga  arc from before the duel monsters game really began to be played excessively.  Yuugi was not aware of his other self at this time, and his other self forces  those who have done harm to Yuugi or his friends to play a batsu geemu.  (Penalty Game) This series is commonly mistaken by fans of the English dub  for "Yuugiou: Duel Monsters" as being the series they know and love. The  English dub skipped over this series however, and it was never dubbed.'),
('3020',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3021',' For syndicated rerun release, the introductions and wrap'),
('3022','ups by Powell, Dick  (q.v.) were replaced with new ones featuring Keenan Wynn (qv), and the  program was retitled "The Westerners."'),
('3023',' The syndicated rerun package does not include episode 2.21, "The  Sharpshooter," as it is the pilot for the series  _"Rifleman, The" (1958)_ (qv), and was reworked to be its premiere episode.  Consequently, that rerun package is where it is to be seen.'),
('3024',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3025',' German television airs two of the original one'),
('3026','hour episodes in a row, cut to  100 minutes in total.'),
('3027',' Kino International Corp. copyrighted and released a video in 2000, produced  by Jessica Rosner with a piano score composed and performed by Jon Mirsalis.   It was made from a Library of Congress preservation print and runs 63  minutes.'),
('3028',' A scene where Katie and her friends gathered in front of her television to  watch The Beatles performance on the Ed Sullivan show was originally shown in  NBCs first broadcast of the mini'),
('3029','series but ended up getting cut out of all  the home video versions of the film (including NBCs own 2 tape set which  could only be ordered straight from the network). The scene is also missing  from later presentations of the film on networks such as VH1. In the scene  Katie and her friends sit on the floor in front of the television and scream  in delight at the sight of The Beatles while Katies brother, Michael, sits  behind them secretly trying to brush his hair down so that he can look like  the famous quartet.'),
('3030',' The US version deletes scenes from the HK version'),
('3031',' Large portions of the scene where fei (sammo) is playing mahjong and is found  by the gangsters is cut from many international versions of the film '),
('3032','  because it was felt that the game of mahjong isnt well known enough in many  countries for it to be so prominently featured.'),
('3033',' UK theatrical version was cut by 1 min. to secure a PG rating. Video version  is uncut and has a 15 rating.'),
('3034',' There were 3 filmed endings to the movie.  The first is the one that is in  the normal release of the movie.  The second, available on the DVD version,  follows the path of the first one, but is just different and does not contain  the sequence in which the ambulance crashes into the house or the part where  Mark Rumsfield slide tackles Hans Klopek.  It does have a few more scenes  though like Hans being interrogated and Dr. Klopek giving a speech on what is  wrong with the suburbs.  Rube also tells Ray that he was going to enjoy  having him over for their final dinner.  The third, which has not been  released in any form officially, is supposed to have Ray get killed in the  van, the Klopeks are pronounced innocent, and the garbies are found bound and  gagged in the Klopeks trunk.  The last ending follows the ending contained  in the script.'),
('3035',' The UK cinema and video versions were cut by 26 secs to remove some of the  images that Ray sees when hes watching the TV (eg:  _Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, The (1986)_ (qv) etc), as the film was banned in  the UK at the time. The cuts were restored in 2004 and the certificate  upgraded to a 12.'),
('3036',' A deleted scene has Ray cooking at the barbeque.  It isnt the barbeque that  he needs to fix though, it is a metal one that sits by his brick one.'),
('3037',' A deleted scene has Ray, Ricky, Walter, and Bonnie all standing by a ladder  which leads to someones roof.  By their clothes, it is the same day they  break into Walters house.'),
('3038',' A deleted scene shows Ray telling Carol that someone thinks that "the Klopeks  are evil incarnate." This sequence goes along with the part when they are  watching Jeopardy.'),
('3039',' A deleted scene has Ray and Art find something in the Klopeks back yard  which appears to be some sort of a bomb.'),
('3040',' All UK versions are cut by 5 secs to remove a cockfight.'),
('3041',' With the exception of "An Unearthly Child" which was never broadcast, the  other episodes featured on this tape were originally broadcast as part of  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv). A recreated version of the complete episode "The  Crusade" was later released as _Doctor Who: The Crusade (1999) (V)_ (qv).'),
('3042',' An extended version of this documentary is included in the 2004 box set  release "Lost in Time". It includes additional interviews discussing episodes  located between 1998 (when the original documentary was produced) and 2004.'),
('3043',' All episodes featured on this tape were originally broadcast as part of  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv).'),
('3044',' This production was initially aired (in the U.K. on the BBC and in the U.S.  on PBS stations) in a one'),
('3045','hour form called simply "Thirty Years In The  Tardis" in 1993. Bits and pieces from various archival sources (including  everything between Parts One and Two and between Parts Two and Three, which  in the original PBS showings were pledge drive breaks) were carefully edited  in to bring it to its video edition running time.'),
('3046',' Video release is reedited and features extra footage.'),
('3047',' For the movies 1949 re'),
('3048','release, a new scene was shot and stuck on at the  beginning of the movie.  That scene is still in the pic every time its shown  on TV, its on the home video release, etc.  In this added'),
('3049','14'),
('3050','years'),
('3051','later  pre'),
('3052',' credits sequence, David Brian plays The Chief and Douglas Kennedy (I)  plays An Agent.'),
('3053',' The 1986 UK video version was cut by 3 minutes 8 secs and heavily reduced the  murder of Julie. The US video appears to be uncut.'),
('3054',' In Australia, SBS broadcast a version with extra interviews than featured in  the Halloween DVD.'),
('3055',' Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version in 1995 containing a music  score and sound effects, with a running time of 21 minutes.'),
('3056',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3057',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3058',' This film was cut and retitled Mister V for its first American release in  the early 1940s. Some versions censor the response from Hugh McDermotts  character "Id do my damndest..." in response to a question posed by Leslie  Howards character at a table in a cafe.'),
('3059',' There is a 16 mm version with English dialogue and English subtitles,  including character names in brackets when actors speak off'),
('3060','camera and  indication of ambient sounds.'),
('3061',' Originally broadcast in shorter form on the UK cable channel Bravo.'),
('3062',' A computer'),
('3063','remastered version of the special exists which fixes some video  glitches.'),
('3064',' A version is rumored to exist that contains a few seconds of extra footage.'),
('3065',' Weird Als song "The Night Santa Went Crazy" has two different versions of  words following "Yes Virginia...". In the version released on his album "Bad  Hair Day" depicted Santa put in prison, whereas in this version, it depicts  him as being shot.'),
('3066',' Foreign issues of the video also include the 1989 "UHF" music video.'),
('3067',' Four Stars, was originally produced with a running time of 25 hours. It was  shown once in this format. Afterwards, it was edited down into two features:  this one, and Lives of Ondine, The (1968).'),
('3068',' When aired on KTLA in 1991, the following scenes were omitted: When Frank  attempts to give Faye her medicine; Before Frank asks for somebody to help  them, he breaks a vace and kicks a chair; a scene of Carlos and his gang  planning; Frank and Faye are reading the newspaper and while one of the  spaceships pours them coffee, Faye asks what ever happened to General  Eisehower; Harry searches his room for his whistle; While Marissa, Hector and  his friends hold a fiesta in the apartment, Mason sits outside and drinks.'),
('3069',' US version is missing two scenes from the original british release: Peter   Cushings discovery of an eyeless corpse and Ian Oglivys smashing the   skeleton against a gravestone.'),
('3070',' The 1998 listing refers to a 94'),
('3071','minute rough cut that screened only in  limited engagements. The 60'),
('3072','minute final cut was completed in 2000 and is  credited to two directors only: Jeff Economy and Darren Hacker.'),
('3073',' Original German version was released to cinemas with a "Not under 16" rating  and a running time of 127 minutes. Several years later the film was  re'),
('3074','released in a cut version with a different ("funnier") dubbing. This  version was rated "Not under 12". Since then only the cut version was shown  on TV or available on home video. In 2003 German distributor e'),
('3075','m'),
('3076','s released  the original version of the film to fans who had to mail in 8 coupons which  could be found in other Spencer/Hill DVDs of the company.'),
('3077',' The Japanese version of the game includes an additional voice track where the  cast and crew make fun of the actual dialog with changed lines.  Due to lack  of space for the US release (after having the English and Japanese voice  track), this voice track has been left out of the North American version.'),
('3078',' Early advertisements for this game showed the "R" character resembling John  Cleese (R in the Bond movies). The final version of the game substitutes a  generic'),
('3079','looking character. The version of Bond seen here may have also been  changed to look less like Pierce Brosnan.'),
('3080',' There are no vehicle levels in the PC version.'),
('3081',' There was an internet version before the Red Light District release that ran  for 38 minutes.'),
('3082',' The "hardcore" R18 version was cut by 53s by the BBFC for a "reference to  underage sexual activity". A softer version edited to achieve an 18  certificate (running approximately 30 minutes shorter so it could reach a  wider audience, since R18 certificates can only be sold at licensed sex  shops) still had to be cut by 2m 14s to remove an unsimulated cunnilingus  scene.'),
('3083',' The TV print substitutes tamer versions of some of 10s racier moments. In  particular, scenes featuring porn star Annette Haven as Dudley Moores  exhibitionist neighbor have been removed, replaced with scenes involving  another actress. On scene features Moores character using a telescope to  watch a naked A. Haven making love (in the TV version, we see the substitute  actress kissing a man while wearing a robe). A later scene, originally shown  as a nude orgy, is replaced by a similar scene, but with everyone wearing  bathing suits. In addition, the comedic lovemaking scene between Derek and  Moore is played in the dark in the TV version.'),
('3084',' UK version is cut by 1 second to achieve a "12" rating.'),
('3085',' The mug that Ms. Perky shows Kat is different in the trailer.'),
('3086',' A scene was deleted from the film but appeared in the trailer shows Patrick  and Kat on the football field with Patrick saying "Me with my arm around  you..." and Kat replying "You covered in my vomit"'),
('3087',' A scene at lunch where Cameron tells Kat hes sorry he had Pat get paid was  taken out.  This brings on the next scene where Kat drags Bianca out of class  yelling at her for it (part of this can be seen in the bloopers at the end).   Than they run into Perky who brings them to her office and tells Bianca that  shes the shrew, and Bianca confesses that she didnt know about the money.'),
('3088',' Alternate versions of scenes with blatant sexual references were filmed for  the television version, including: '),
('3089',' Kat saying, "I warned him that if he told anyone, the cheerleading squad   would find out how tiny... he was." '),
('3090',' Patrick saying, "Dont say that kind of crap to me, people can hear you." '),
('3091',' Patrick saying, "Whats with this girl? Does she have beer flavored boobs?"'),
('3092',' There are two versions of the scene where the school outcasts are asked if  they want to take out Kat. One of them replies, "Maybe if we were the last  two people on earth, and there were no sheep. Are there sheep?" The alternate  line is, "Maybe if we were the last two people on earth, and there were no  goats. Are there goats?"'),
('3093',' Warrens killings are done with him nude. In television broadcasts these  scenes have Warren with flesh'),
('3094','colored briefs. Later scenes in the movie have  inconsistencies in the color of briefs he wears. The wearing of any clothing  is inconsistent with his alibis throughout the movie, as well.'),
('3095',' At a preliminary screening, an alternate version had all the profanity  overdubbed, and did not include Brent Adams leg grab.'),
('3096',' An updated version of the show was shown in late 2003. A few of the older  clips were replaced by more recent ones. (Most notably absent from the  revised version was Naked Jungle)'),
('3097',' Originally rated R upon its initial release, in 1973 the film was edited and  re'),
('3098','rated PG. The recent Region 1 DVD by FOX is this PG rated version.'),
('3099',' The 1988 UK video version was cut by 4 secs by the BBFC to remove cruel  horse'),
('3100','falls.'),
('3101',' UK theatrical version had some dialogue substituted to secure a U rating.'),
('3102',' A DirectX'),
('3103','compatible upgrade was released in 1999 and is available for free  on the companys website (www.tbyte.com). It replaces the original executable  (EXE) file with a newer version that makes the game playable on Windows 95  and windows 98 systems.'),
('3104',' In 1995 the film was restored and re'),
('3105','edited by the Fondo Pier Paolo Pasolini  with the collaboration of Adriano Sofri and Enzo Ocone. This version runs for  42:31 minutes.'),
('3106',' Laserdisc version omits the original prologue and epilogue featuring   director William Castle (qv) talking to the audience: '),
('3107',' In the original version after the main title sequence a voice introduces   "producer William Castle", whos shown sitting at a desk. Castle goes on for   about a minute explaining how the special process "Illusion'),
('3108','O" worked   (theatre audiences were given special blue and red'),
('3109','tinted viewers that   enabled them to see the ghosts in the picture. '),
('3110',' After the final shot, showing a burning "House for sale" sign posted outside   Dr. Cyrus Zorbas (Donald Woods (qv)) front door, Castle reappeared   briefly to invite the audience to bring the special Supernatural Viewer home   and try to find more ghosts with it.'),
('3111',' The original theatrical version had the main title/credits sequence in color.  Subseqent 16mm and television prints were made only in black and white.'),
('3112',' The original version was shot in black and white but included a few  color'),
('3113','tinted sequences: the ghosts were colored in red and shot on a blue  background. These sequences were preceded by the warning "Use Viewer" and  followed by "Remove Viewer". The laserdisc version is entirely in black and  white and doesnt include any no warning.'),
('3114',' Newly released (as of 9/22/01) DVD version includes both the B&W  VHS/Laserdisc edit and a newly restored "Illusion'),
('3115','O" version, featuring the  red'),
('3116','blue tinted scenes and a pair of Ghost Revealer glasses.	The William  Castle intro/outros are included as special features, separate from the film.'),
('3117',' A scene which was omitted featured Ibn explaining to Melchisidek that he is  not a warrior and does not want to accompany the 12 warriors on their  journey. A small clip is visible in the trailer, Ibn explains "tell them I am  no warrior", Melchisidek replies "of that they are aware".'),
('3118',' The original version, known as Eaters of the Dead and Directed by John  McTiernan was originally 127 minutes and slated to be released in May of  1998. But when the film failed test screenings Michael Crichton took over the  project and reshot and added new material to the film. He was also involved  with the reediting of the film as well and rejected composer Graeme Revells  hour long score. This version of the film has not been seen publicly.'),
('3119',' Japanese laserdisc is a longer cut of the film with five deleted scenes and a  few extended ones. And R'),
('3120','rated violence that was cut for the US PG'),
('3121','13  version. The soundtrack for the film indicates that the film was originally  much longer.'),
('3122',' Laserdisc version runs about six minutes longer and includes the following: '),
('3123',' Christopher Columbus sits down to talk to his wife '),
('3124',' One man is bit by a deadly snake and dies '),
('3125',' Chistopher Columbus and his joke around about food '),
('3126',' The burnings are shown in close up shots '),
('3127',' Gun shot blast to the helmet is more graphic '),
('3128',' A stabbing features more blood'),
('3129',' InfiniFilm DVD includes deleted scenes with commentary: Emil forces Oleg to  carry their baggage to the apartment; Jordy is visited by an annoying  arsonist at his office; Emil helps a blind woman cross the street; extended,  uncut scene outside the apartment fire set up for Jordy where the annoying  arsonist returns; Jordy chases half'),
('3130','naked Oleg from a hotel across Times  Square into a movie theater showing 2 Days in the Valley (1996) (qv) and  mistakes on'),
('3131','screen gunfire for actual gunfire; extended scene of Emil in  prison, explaining why he helped the blind woman.'),
('3132',' On the DVD is a version with an alternate ending, where Nugent calls off  killing Jack after they talk in the basement of the courthouse, but cant get  through to Torres. Nugent runs upstairs to stop Torres. After Jack tells the  ADA hes willing to testify, Torres shoots him when he pulls the tape  recorder from his pocket just as Nugent reaches him. They both fall down the  stairs. But then Nugent moves as the playback starts on the tape recorder.  The ADA rushes to the jury with the recording as someone covers Jacks face  with a blanket. Later a voice over (when Diane gets the cake) by Eddie  reveals that Diane came to see him in Seattle to tell him that Jack is dead.'),
('3133',' Network television version contains additional footage not used in the  theatrical version and is divided into five one'),
('3134','hour segments, with  interstitials hosted by Bud Greenspan.'),
('3135',' Television prints of this film are in black and white.'),
('3136',' Released theatrically at 141 minutes; laserdisc reissue is 180 minutes and  features deleted footage and an additional musical number titled "Cool  Considerate Men".'),
('3137',' For the 2002 DVD release, the film has been shortened slightly from the  laserdisc version, to 166 minutes. The overture and entracte music have been  removed and the Song "Piddle, Twiddle, and Resolve" has inexplicably been  shorn to its original release length, as well as "Lees of Old Virginia" (the  reprise has been removed). On the other hand, a short piece of footage  following "Cool, Conservative Men" has been found and reinserted. The  replaced footage has been repaired, giving the DVD a much better look  visually than the laserdisc.'),
('3138',' The version released on network television and VHS/DVD/laserdisc is  Spielbergs original directors cut, running 146 minutes, fleshing out  sub'),
('3139','plots and characterizations, including: '),
('3140',' Wally and Dennis getting thrown out onto the street by Mr. Malcomb after he   fires them from the diner where they work. '),
('3141',' Miss Fitzroy lecturing a group of women, Betty and Maxine among them, about   tonights USO dance which is interupted by a group of Army service men and   Sailors entering and chanting wanting the women. '),
('3142',' A department store scene with Wally fussing about buying an expensive new   zoot suit and Dennis sounding a phoney air'),
('3143','raid siren which leads to panic   in the store including a gun'),
('3144','toting Santa Claus yelling out command orders   which is revealed to be a set up by Wally who walks out of the store wearing   the zoot suit while Dennis meets the twin girls for the first time. '),
('3145',' A scene with Scioli outside his house arguing with his non'),
('3146','English speaking   wife about converting their car into an armored car while talking with   Claude about sending him and someone else atop the Santa Monica ferris wheel   on a spot mission for Japanese planes. '),
('3147',' A extra scene with Ito and the I'),
('3148','19 Japanese submarine shore party   disguising themselves as Christmas trees in a remote Christmas tree lot and   the drunken Hollis Wood trying to "chop" them down which leads to his   capture. '),
('3149',' Scioli arriving at the ferris wheel with Claude and Herbie and explaing to   them about their mission in the ferris wheel. '),
('3150',' A dinner scene at the Douglas home and Ward explaining to Betty about her   going to the USO dance and telling her about the pros and cons about meeting   servicemen. '),
('3151',' A barracks scene with Odgen Johnson Jones arriving for the first time at the   barracks and imediately quarling with the racist Foley about property lines   within their quarters. '),
('3152',' A scene outside the USO club where Wally arrives and meets with Martinez and   his Zoot Suit friends where they are denied access to the club where   Corporal Stretch shows up and sets Wallys zoot suit afire which nearly   leads to a riot between the Zoot Suiters and the Servicemen.  Wally then   meets Dennis dressed up as a Marine in order to gain entrance into the club   with the twins as his dates. '),
('3153',' Additional dialoge between Captain Birkhead and Donna in their car on the   way to the airstrip and being afraid of the dark. '),
('3154',' Another barracks scene where Sergeant Tree breaks up a fistfight between   Jones and Foley by informing them about the riot on Hollywood Blvd. and   showing them climing into their tank and starting it up. '),
('3155',' A scene of the Japanese submarine I'),
('3156','19 arriving for the first time outside   the Douglas house and the subs entire crew on the deck watching Joan   Douglas taking a bath through the bathroom window. '),
('3157',' A scene of the tank traveling down a residential street and Wally shooting   up Officer Millers police car to pieces, sending the policeman and some   paserbys running for their lives.'),
('3158',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by the BBFC for an A (PG) certificate  with edits made to remove a groin kick.'),
('3159',' There are reportedly two endings to this film.  The UK version ends with a  defiant Winston Smith and Julia being executed by the authorities.  The US  version is more faithful to Orwells book and concludes with Winston and  Julia being brainwashed into loyal followers of "Big Brother".'),
('3160',' The UK cinema and early video versions were cut by 12 secs by the BBFC to  edit some of the violence. The 2003 wide'),
('3161','screen Vipco release is the longer  version and restores all of the previous UK cuts.'),
('3162',' The British and American releases differ greatly. The American Best Film &  Video release is missing the opening speech where Fisher decides what to do  about Anne and the fight with the camp, tap'),
('3163','dancing gang, scenes that are in  the British release. However it gains 3 scenes on the British version: '),
('3164',' A longer scene of the Riders discovering the body of Chris by the pier. '),
('3165',' After Sandy and Speedys cremation all the Riders take a handful of cremated   ash and throw it into the river in a ritual. '),
('3166',' A conversation between Anne and Trash on the beach, just before she is   kidnapped by the Zombies, where she says she wants to leave because she   feels responsible for all the deaths that have happened and Trash makes a   speech about how "death is part of life, we live with it and its scent gets   on our skin". (This also makes Annes dying words to Trash make a lot more   sense at the films close).'),
('3167',' The German EMS DVD release is the full uncut version with all the violence  and scenes missing from the British and American versions (fight with the  Iron Men, Trash and Anne at the beach etc).'),
('3168',' In order to get a "12A", the BBFC cut stomps, kicks and spitting on a prone  man, omitting 11 seconds.'),
('3169',' German theatrical version was edited (rat torture scene) for a more  commercial "Not under 12" rating.'),
('3170',' On the DVD release, the film can be watched in "Bad English". Instead of the  dubbed dialogue, you hear all the original location dialogue (see trivia).'),
('3171',' Many local TV stations delete the scene in which the Ymir kills an elephant  from a zoo, claiming the scene is a needless depiction of cruelty to animals.'),
('3172',' Kino International released a video with a music soundtrack by Alexander  Rannie and Brian Benison (music © 1991). Running time is 101 minutes.'),
('3173',' The trailer contains a clip not seen in the film where Ben Afflecks  character "The Bartender" admits that hes not gay even though everyone  assumes that he is.'),
('3174',' A laserdisc issue deletes the "Dental Hygiene Dilemma/quasi'),
('3175','Donald Duck on  acid" animation sequence.'),
('3176',' This film was also released in a "flat" version.  This was optically derived  from the anamorphic negative.  This was for release in small cities where  there were no theatres yet equiped for Cinemascope.'),
('3177',' Most current video versions contain the 139'),
('3178','minute general release version  plus the original overture, entracte and exit music from the roadshow  version.'),
('3179',' Some versions have title cards on'),
('3180','screen during the Overture and Entracte  sections, while other versions omit these titles and simply play the music  over a black screen.'),
('3181',' The original theatrical release had Ligetis Atmospheres to a black screen  for roughly 8 to 10 minutes before the movie began, and Strauss The Blue  Danube well after the end credits to a black screen. This "overture" and  postfilm music survived the premiere edits mentioned above. For a long while,  revivals and all television and cable broadcasts would cut both, starting  directly at the beginning of the credits and ending immediately after the end  credits, but current revivals in such places as The Film Forum in New York  City and cable channels like The Sundance Channel, Bravo, The Independent  Channel and PBS have been restoring the pre'),
('3182',' and post'),
('3183','movie music.'),
('3184',' The DVD version from MGM omits a few seconds of dialogue from the scene when  Dave is attempting to re'),
('3185','enter the Discovery through the pod bay doors. Dave  asks several times "Do you read me, HAL?". In the original release, HAL  answers "Affirmative Dave, I read you". In the DVD version, HAL only answers  "Affirmative Dave", though the English subtitles still contains "I read you."  The DVD release from Warner Bros. corrects this and HALs full line of  dialogue is heard.'),
('3186',' The film originally premiered at 160 minutes. After the premiere, director  Stanley Kubrick removed about nineteen minutes worth of scenes and made a few  changes: '),
('3187',' Some shots from the "Dawn of Man" sequence were removed and a new scene was   inserted where an ape pauses with the bone it is about to use as a tool. The   new scene was a low angle shot of the monolith, done in order to portray and   clarify the connection between the ape using the tool and the monolith. '),
('3188',' Some shots of Frank Poole jogging in the centrifuge were removed. '),
('3189',' An entire sequence of several shots in which Dave Bowman searches for the   replacement antenna part in storage was removed. '),
('3190',' A scene where HAL severs radio communication between Discovery and Pooles   pod before killing him was removed. This scene explains a line which stayed   in the film in which Bowman addresses HAL on the subject. '),
('3191',' Some shots of Pooles space walk before he is killed were removed.'),
('3192',' Chinese version is edited for sexuality in the Ziyi Zhang/Tony Leung love  scene.'),
('3193',' A condensed version of this telecast has been released on DVD.'),
('3194',' Fox Searchlight attached an alternative downbeat ending to all 1400 US prints  of the film, while it was still in U.S. release. The revised ending was the  one that appeared in the original script, but the scripts ending was ditched  in favor of a happy ending after it did not test well. Director Danny Boyle  decided "We cant do this to people, because it was such a tough journey  anyway."'),
('3195',' On MTV, the credits included the actors of 2Gether getting interviewed. On  VHS/DVD versions, the music video "U + ME = US (Calculus)" plays during the  credits instead of the interview. On VHS/DVD versions, there is an extra  scene after the end credits dealing with the band filling out information.'),
('3196',' The version shown on the American Movie Classics channel had an uncredited  piano score.  It was provided by 20th Century'),
('3197','Fox and ran 92 minutes.'),
('3198',' For the UK theatrical release, 34 seconds were cut from the film to secure a  PG rating. The 1993 video version required an extra 1 minute and 44 seconds  cut from it to retain the PG rating.'),
('3199',' Global Film Enterprises produced the movie and then gave the distribution  rights for certain countries (at least USA and UK) to Touchstone/Buena Vista  (Disney). They changed the movie by removing the animated opening credits  (instead they put opening credits over the very beginning of the movie and  removed some dialogue) and by removing the original end (the day after the  showdown Rocky fights one of bad guys at school and wins back his girl  friends, Colts and his own bike). The German rental video and tv broadcasts  show the unchanged movie (and there is no sign of a Touchstone logo). Due to  the running time difference (US laserdisc 85 min. vs. German TV 93 min.)  there may be more scenes removed by Touchstone.'),
('3200',' For the UK theatrical release, 42 seconds of cuts were required to secure a  U rating.'),
('3201',' For the 1995 UK video version, 2 minutes and 9 seconds of footage was cut to  secure a PG rating.'),
('3202',' UK version is cut (3m 45s) to secure a "PG" rating.'),
('3203',' There is a print that reverses the order of the second and third segments of  the special due to a TV engineers mishap. Rhino Video has released the  version of "33 1/3" with the correct running order of segments on a separate  VHS cassette in 1997. The print with the mishap can be found on the 1995  Deluxe Edition VHS set of the entire Monkees TV series.'),
('3204',' Also available in a 178 minute Directors Cut version.'),
('3205',' In the trailers when he is talking about what he will give up during Lent,  the final thing that Matt says to his brother is "No self'),
('3206','gratification." In  the actual film, he says, "No masturbation."'),
('3207',' In the original internet distribution the aircraft was clearly an American  Airlines DC'),
('3208','10. In later distribution the word "American" was replaced with  the word "Airliner" on the fuselage and the AA logo on the tail was blanked  out.'),
('3209',' A digitally restored and colorized version was recently released.'),
('3210',' T.V. versions has two extra scenes. One featuring a walk with Nick Nolte and  Annette OToole and a scene that occurs after the shootout at the B.A.R.T.  Station between Cates and the Police Chief. The Chief tells him that Internal  Affairs is on his back.  Other scenes are extended by a few seconds and  Denise Crosby is wearing a bra and panties in the T.V. version instead of  being naked.'),
('3211',' The original UK version of 48 HRS. was released with a 15 rating on CIC  video in the mid'),
('3212','1980s, but had every swear word edited out of it (what was  basically the TV version). The removal of all that was offensive even went  as far as removing Reggies extended middle finger on the cover of the tape,  leaving him with a rather puzzling extended fist. The film was re'),
('3213','released on  CIC video in the early 1990s in an uncut version with all language left in,  rated 18. Strangely, both versions on CIC video altered Reggies singing in  the prison cell. Whereas in the original version of the film he was singing  "Roxanne" by the Police, on the video he is singing a different song,  probably because of copyright/licensing reasons '),
('3214',' it has even been removed  from the end credits. In order to remove the song it was dubbed in by an  Eddie Murphy soundalike, but the other dialogue in the scene (when you can  hear Reggies singing in the background) had to be dubbed over as well. This  has ended up with Jacks dialogue being spoken by someone other than Nick  Nolte. The replacement actors voice is very high'),
('3215','pitched, which is  unintentionally rather amusing.'),
('3216',' The Swedish version was cut by 3 1/2 min by the censors. The shootout at the  hotel (and some violence to some women) was shortened by alomost 2 min, the  beating of Luther was omitted by 24 sec, the fist fight between Cates and  Hammond was missing 57 sec of violence. The gundown of Ganz was also removed.'),
('3217',' The US version initially had the Nazi statements on race, the reference to  the Catholic missionary being a Nazi spy and the blow to the head of the car  owner cut. These are now available in the US in a fully restored version.'),
('3218',' The European release has the actors portraying American characters speaking  Italian.  The actors portraying German characters spoke German with Italian  subtitles, or have had their voices dubbed'),
('3219','in by German'),
('3220','speaking actors, also  with Italian subtitles. The American release has the actors portraying  American characters speaking English, whose voices have been dubbed in by  English'),
('3221','speaking actors.  The actors portraying Germans have had their voices  dubbed in English in most cases.  Occassionally, in the German sequences, the  Italian subtitles remain in place of dubbed voices.  The American release has  most of the opening and closing titles translated to English.'),
('3222',' A 40 second scene at 1:46 on the DVD showing Ryan having sex in a car was not  seen on the PPV telecast nor in theatres but was on the DVD. A promotional  clip showing Shane and Julie discussing her status as his girlfriend was  edited out of the film after the line where she says "Youre Sweet". Another  promotional clip had Bell & James "Linging it Up (Friday Night) playing when  Shane was trying to get into 54. In the film no song was playing at the time.'),
('3223',' Although not advertised as such, the Region 1 DVD appears to be an extended  version of the film.  Clocking in at 100 minutes (the DVD packaging  incorrectly lists the running time at 93 minutes), the DVD version is a full  11 minutes longer than the US theatrical cut.  Scenes in the DVD not present  in the theatrical version include a bathroom sex scene between Ryan Phillippe  and Selma Hayek, an extension of the sex scene between Phillippe and Sela  Ward, and extensions of other scenes that play up the love triangle between  Phillippe, Hayek, and Breckin Meyer. Many of these extensions were part of  director Mark Christophers original version of the film, greatly changed and  edited before theatrical release.'),
('3224',' VCA video release cuts gangbang at end to series of quick flashes.'),
('3225',' A truncated, silent and black and white version was released to the 8mm home  movie market in the 1960s. This short version, which runs about 10 minutes in  length, begins with Parisas kidnapping, and ends with the cyclops falling  off a cliff. Its possible a second chapter may have been released to  complete the storyline.'),
('3226',' The German theatrical version is allegedly 9 seconds longer.  Additional  footage shows more of Poole being beaten to death by Tom Welles.'),
('3227',' The film was heavily cut before release to gain an R rating. Joel  Schumachers audio commentary on the DVD points out the multitude of MPAA  cuts throughout the film. The cuts include: '),
('3228',' Sex throughout the movie. For example, background sexual activity was   trimmed under the "no more than two buttock'),
('3229','thrusts rule" '),
('3230',' A lot of a conversation between Phoenix and Cage was removed because a bank   of TV monitors in the background were showing hardcore pornography footage '),
('3231',' Sequences in the underground sex club were trimmed to remove shots of enema   porn (which were in fact real) '),
('3232',' Machines cutting of Phoenixs throat was edited.'),
('3233',' In the American theatrical release version, Rodgers & Harts "Blue Moon" can  be heard twice: the first time, when its played by strolling strings near  the shopping plaza where Guido meets up with his wife, Luisa; the second  time, when Guido goes out for a drive with the "real" Claudia. However, in  the original Italian release, the song played in both scenes is "Sheik of  Araby." The Criterion laserdisc features "Blue Moon," but its "Sheik of  Araby" on the DVD, possibly due to the use of different source materials.'),
('3234',' Unrated Edited Version on DVD in USA removes the explicit sex, but it still  too graphic for an R rating.'),
('3235',' An updated cut of the film was shown in the UK on September 3rd 2006 for the  fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.'),
('3236',' The DVD version omits the scenes where Robert DeNiro and Steve Buscemi talk  about the attacks. In the original broadcast version, just before the first  plane hits, we hear James Hanlon say "It was 8:46 in the morning.  Thats  when this stopped even resembling a normal day."  On the DVD, the second  sentence is replaced with a line from Battalion Chief Joseph Pfeifer,  commenting on how you dont usually hear planes fly that low in Manhattan.'),
('3237',' 53 minute version available through Frameline Distribution.'),
('3238',' Various versions were broadcast or released on DVD/video: '),
('3239',' the original B&W version with an audience as produced by the NDR in 1963. 18   minutes. '),
('3240',' a changed B&W version without the audience sound. Shown by Danish TV who   also omit the introductory narration, bringing the sketch to a 14 minutes   duration. '),
('3241',' a changed B&W version where an english spelling error in the intro narration   was digitally removed. Shown by the NDR since the end of the 90s. '),
('3242',' a computer colorized version produced by the NDR in 1999. '),
('3243',' an alternative B&W version produced by Swiss TV which has no intro narration   and misses some gags. This version can be recognized by the fact that there   is no table cloth on the table. Released on DVD in Germany. 11 minutes.'),
('3244',' DVD version contains 25 minutes of additional footage.'),
('3245',' Original ending including a death was changed when film rereleased.'),
('3246',' The version that screened at select film festivals was longer than the  version released theatrically. It included more scenes of Ray arguing with  Tom and Roger, as well as a longer montage of Ray singing on the road. There  was also more on rays "mindbets" (he played a board game at a "Cracker  barrel" against himself). We also saw the guys arriving at Rays house at the  end of the film where they where greeted by Rays five year old son who kept  asking Ray if he brought him any presents.'),
('3247',' Video contains footage cut from theatrical version'),
('3248',' The TV version seems to have quite a bit of footage that the video version  does not. There are scenes where extra dialogue is used to replace a couple  of lines in the same scenes. These extra scenes were probably cut in the  video and theatrical releases because some are inept and acted very poorly.'),
('3249',' DVD from Columbia Tri'),
('3250','Star is the 92'),
('3251','minute theatrical print.'),
('3252',' There were two complete versions produced: '),
('3253',' 1 full color version. '),
('3254',' 1 full black & white version.'),
('3255',' 2 Complete Versions Produced: '),
('3256',' 1 Full Color Version '),
('3257',' 1 Full Black & White Version'),
('3258',' Nudity removed for US television screenings not restored to video. Rerelease  in France had new sex footage featuring Alice Arno added.'),
('3259',' Available in three different final soundmixes! One mono, and two different in  stereo, one with only three frontchannels, and one with a fourth surround  channel.'),
('3260',' TV version runs 60 minutes; homevideo version is 90 minutes long and features  different footage.'),
('3261',' A re'),
('3262','edited version of the film, featuring different credits and a new  soundtrack, was released on DVD in July 2007.'),
('3263',' The UK cinema version was cut by 1 second, with the video cuts expanded to 7  secs, to get a 12 certificate. Cuts were required to the sight of two men  hanging by their necks in an execution scene, on the grounds of hanging being  seen as a potentially harmful imitable technique. The cuts were also needed  so that the film was suitable for release under the Video Recordings Act of  1984.'),
('3264',' In 2001, Primrose Film Productions Ltd. copyrighted a version restored by  Deutsches Filmmuseum, Frankfurt am Main (1998'),
('3265','1999) from various archive  materials. Released by Milestone Films and shown on Turner Classics Movies in  2003, the film has a new music version of the original score produced by  Klaus'),
('3266','Peter Beyer performed by Deutches Filmorchester Babelsberg, and  conducted by Helmut Imig. Milestones release runs 65 minutes plus about 1  minute of introductory comments and restoration credits. A fascinating  account of the restoration is available online at  http://www.fiafnet.org/pdf/uk/fiaf61.pdf'),
('3267',' Theatrical release: approximately 100 min'),
('3268',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3269',' The Spanish language version features an almost completely different music  soundtrack. The French version also features some subtle differences.'),
('3270',' The Vestron video release and the version shown on cable up until the  mid'),
('3271','90s also featured substituted music soundtracks.'),
('3272',' The scene in the film where the doctor is impaled by the brass unicorn plays  differently in the films trailer'),
('3273','The 2 detectives are heard saying (in  cockney accents) "Lets get him off this thing. You take his head, Ill take  his feet."'),
('3274',' This was released in the United States in an edited version as "The  Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas" (1957) with a running time of 85  minutes.'),
('3275',' The U.S. home video release by Anchor Bay uses the uncut British version.'),
('3276',' There are two versions of this movie. In the kitchen, in one version, theyre  nude, but theres also a version with them wearing underwear in that scene.'),
('3277',' German uncut DVD came out in 2006 with all violent scenes intact.'),
('3278',' Although the film got a 16'),
('3279','rating, all German Versions are cut for violence.'),
('3280',' UK video and DVD versions remove 15 seconds of footage to obtain an 18  rating. Cinema release was uncut.'),
('3281',' Originally, this film was color'),
('3282','tinted in sepia'),
('3283','tone, with blue for night  scenes. These prints also had a prologue. Current public'),
('3284','domain prints are in  black and white, minus the prologue with a shorter running time.'),
('3285',' Film was edited of a topless dance scene to get a "PG'),
('3286','13" rating instead of  an "R".'),
('3287',' In 1931 Ufa re'),
('3288','released the film with a happy ending without the knowledge  (or approval) of the director or writers.'),
('3289',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('3290',' The original version of the film had a prologue featuring Oscar Andriani,  which served as a link between past and present but it was subsequently cut.  This prologue is not available in any of the copies in circulation nowadays.  The scenes with Corrado Racca as Cavour, the great Italian statesman, were  also cut.'),
('3291',' In 1992, an alternate version titled "The Abyss '),
('3292',' Special Edition" was  released, with 28 minutes of new material. The following is a complete list  of all the new and alternate footage included in the Special Edition: '),
('3293',' An opening quote from Friedrich Nietzsche: "when you look long into an   abyss, the abyss also looks into you. " '),
('3294',' The scene where Bud is on the phone has been slightly extended. In the   original film, this scene ended right after he says "whats up?". In the   special edition, he listens to the response and after a few seconds, screams   "WHAT?!" '),
('3295',' Added scenes involving the crew being recalled: we see Hippy controlling an   ROV by remote, then Bud enters and announces to the crew that they are being   recalled. The crew gathers in the moon pool and Bud explains to them why   theve been called back inside. '),
('3296',' As One Night is towing the rig, she is listening to a country song on her   tape deck. Bud and Hippy hear the song coming through the intercom and join   in the singing. A small extract of this scene was used in the theatrical   version. '),
('3297',' A new scene dealing with Bud and Lindseys breakup is inserted before Bud   throws his wedding ring in the toilet. Bud shows Lindsey to her room and   asks whether she is still seeing her new boyfriend. They begin having a   discussion about why they broke up in the first place, and it turns into an   argument. They exchange comments and then Bud leaves the room. '),
('3298',' After Lt. Coffey explains the mission to the crew, Bud confronts him and   suggests that he go easier on the crew. Coffey informs Bud that they will   continue to do things his way. This scene increases the tension between Bud   and Coffey. Bud goes into the next room where a crew member makes a comment   on his purple hand. '),
('3299',' A brief report about Benthic Petroleum is added to the scene where the crew   is watching the news report on TV. The news reporter talks about Benthics   involvement in the sub rescue mission, and one of the crew members says "we   want names!" When the news switches over to a live report from the Explorer,   a crew member has an added line which was not in the theatrical version:   "hey, were famous!" '),
('3300',' A second news report has been added which was not in the theatrical version.   It discusses the collision of a NATO warship with another vessel. '),
('3301',' A third news report was also added to increase the focus on the tension   building up between world superpowers. The report discusses Soviet, NATO,   and military buildups around the globe and also includes interviews with   citizens. '),
('3302',' New scene showing Coffey and his men opening the missile hatch to retrieve a   nuclear weapon from the sunken navy submarine. '),
('3303',' Once the rig has come to rest on the edge of the abyss after the accident   with the crane, a new scene shows Bud, Hippy, and One Night surveying the   damage using an ROV. They locate a wrecked minisub and a dead crewman. Hippy   asks if they are just going to leave him there, and Bud replies that they   have to worry about restoring power and getting air first. '),
('3304',' While Bud and One Night are doing repairs in the moon pool, their   conversation is extended to include talking about Bud and Lindseys   relationship. Bud talks about how they first met and some of the details   leading to their breakup. '),
('3305',' A new scene shows Coffey confronting the crew about their recent contact   with the NTIs. Coffey refuses to believe that there are really aliens down   there, he thinks that they are actually Russian war bogeys. '),
('3306',' New scene showing Coffey staring out into the water from one of the rigs   windows. '),
('3307',' Just before the "water tentacle" sequence, a brief scene has been inserted   showing Lindsey bringing a drink to the injured navy soldier. '),
('3308',' Once the crew has caught on to Coffeys plan, a new scene shows Hippy   walking down a passageway and finding the warhead missing from Coffeys   room. We then see Coffey carrying the warhead down a hallway. '),
('3309',' A new scene involving discussion about the NTIs. Lindsey suggests that the   aliens may be from outer space, and that their home planet may have similar   conditions as the abyss: extreme cold and intense pressure. '),
('3310',' When Lindsey is talking to Bud over the intercom during his descent, Lindsey   talks for a bit and then says "sorry, Im rambling." A brief typed response   from Bud was inserted after this: "you always did talk too much". '),
('3311',' During Buds descent into the abyss, the pressure beings to affect him and   his link with the surface. In the original film when the crew realizes   something is wrong, they ask if Bud can still hear them, and his typed   response is just gibberish. A brief new bit of dialogue has been inserted   just before this: Bud types "youre going away" and Linsdey replies "No Im   not, Im right here, Bud." '),
('3312',' A new piece of dialogue was added just before Lindsey tells Bud "youre not   alone, Ill always be with you": she reminds him about when they were a   couple and a special night they spent together. '),
('3313',' The sequence with the aliens in their underwater ship has been greatly   extended and now involves a whole extra twist to the plot. When Bud is taken   inside their ship, they show him an assortment of images on a giant screen.   The first few images are of the news reports about the NATO and Russian   military buildups. Bud realizes that the aliens can pick up our television   signals and have been monitoring our TV stations. The next report is a   seismologist discussing heavy seismic signals coming from the earths oceans   towards the coasts of every continent. Bud is then shown an image of yet   another TV report, this time an on'),
('3314','location report on a beach where an   enormous tidal wave, thousands of feet high, is heading towards the shore.   People are running and screaming in panic as the wave gets closer. Bud   realizes that it is the aliens who are controlling this wave: "you guys are   doing this! You have the power to control water!" He asks why they are doing   this, and the aliens respond by showing him images of nuclear weapons   exploding and causing destruction. Bud realizes that the aliens are   concerned about the recent military buildup and the possibility of a nuclear   war. He asks "where do you get off passing judgment on us? How do know   theyll actually do it?" The aliens then show him various images depicting   the horrors of war, all the images are from the great wars in human history.   This shows that the aliens have monitored our TV for many years and know   that mankind has a tendancy for war. We then see shots of the huge tidal   wave increasing in size and approaching coastlines all over the world,   including New York and San Francisco. People are panicking and fleeing in   terror, and then the wave suddenly slows to a stop and hangs in the air,   seemingly suspended in time. Citizens stare in awe at the giant wave, and   then it begins receed and back away from the coast. People shout and cheer   as the wave moves away. Bud turns to the aliens and asks "you couldve done   it, why didnt you?" This is where the scene started in the theatrical   version, with the aliens showing Bud that they were monitoring his typed   conversations with the surface. '),
('3315',' A very brief piece of dialogue from Hippy has been inserted just before One   Night sees Buds transmission on the monitor. He says "I wish I couldve   seen it, I mean, how do you stop a thousand'),
('3316','foot tidal wave?" '),
('3317',' After Bud contacts the rig and informs everyone about the aliens, several   new lines of dialogue were inserted as Lindsey reads Buds messages and   discovers the true purpose of the aliens. Bud types that the aliens "have   left us alone until now" and "it bothers them to see us hurting each other".   He says that the aliens "sent us a message, hope you got it" and that they   want us to "grow up and put away childish things." (referring to nuclear   weapons). When the crew of the Explorer hears this, one of the crew members   jokes to the Navy officer: "looks like you boys might be out of a job!" '),
('3318',' As the alien ship rises up out of the abyss, some brief footage has been   inserted as it rises in front of the rig. We see beams of intense light   streaming into the rigs windows, and Lindsey looks at her hands as if   something in the light is affecting her. (This could account for the   dialogue between Lindsey and Hippy when they exit the rig: Lindsey says "we   didnt depressurize, we should be dead!" Hippy says "Maybe they did   something to us." to which Lindsey replies "yeah, I think you could say   that.")'),
('3319',' All UK versions omit shots from the scene where the rat is plunged in the  oxygen fluid. The shots showing the rats breathing in the fluid are  substituted with close ups of actors describing whats happening.'),
('3320',' The airline version of "The Abyss" was supervised by Cameron himself and runs  118 minutes. Since you cant show a vehicle crashing in a movie shown on an  airplane, all of the opening scenes of the submarine incident had to be  removed and the title sequence changed (the airline version begins with shots  of helicopters landing at the rig). The same version has been used for  network TV showings.'),
('3321',' The UK television premiere (Channel 4) included the rat in breathing fluid  sequence.  When the film was reshown the sequence had been removed again.'),
('3322',' In the Special Edition an alternate take of one scene replaces that found in  the original cut of the film, namely when Lindsay is relaying Buds text  messages to the surface ship by radio. In the original version, when she  reads the line "This is Virgil Brigman back on the air", she appears amused  and relieved, and looks away from the display. In the Special Edition when  Lindsay says that line, she looks bemused and mystified, and keeps her eyes  on the screen.'),
('3323',' When Bud writes back to the crew telling them hes "back on the air",  different music, namely keyboard composition, was composed to replace the  original score and to accomodate the added scenes of the ship rising from the  abyss.  The original score picks up again when the crew on the ships above go  to see the alien ship rise out of the water.'),
('3324',' As a result of the British Board of Film Classification cutting the rat  sequence after the RSPCA requested it on grounds of cruelty, 45 seconds were  removed.'),
('3325',' For the original UK VHS release of the Special Edition, the "rat sequence"  was poorly edited. This included an alternate shot of Monk removing the rat  from Hippys shoulder, shown at a slightly different angle and clearly  unfinished as it was of poor quality. This also resulted in the entire scene  being displayed at a ratio of 1.85:1, before reverting back to 2.35:1 for the  rest of the film.'),
('3326',' The original UK VHS release (not the directors cut) featured the rat scene  in its entirety.'),
('3327',' The R2 Special Edition DVD contains all extended/altered scenes mentioned  before, and includes the following extra scenes: '),
('3328',' Before Bendix asks Hippy over the radio to get Bud, he mentions to the guy   next to him that Lindsey will probably freak out if Bud agrees to hand over   the rig and crew to the Navy. '),
('3329',' One Night and Sonny are fooling around with Cab Ones grappling arm before   being called back to the moon pool by Bud. '),
('3330',' In the briefing scene, Hippys reluctance to go near the submarine because   of the radiation is extended. Coffey comments they will not be in danger   because of continuous radiation monitoring. Hippy finally agrees to go when   he hears someone else will be appointed to operate his ROV then. The scene   returns to normal with Coffeys sudden outburst. '),
('3331',' There is a short close'),
('3332','up shot of Lindseys face after Coffey gives Hippy a   reprimand. '),
('3333',' The scene where the Deepcore crew is transported to the USS Montana is   extended. After passing the Montanas propulsion system, Monks team is seen   opening up an outer hatch, and Hippy sends his ROV through it and confirms   that radiation levels are below tolerance levels. After Coffeys explanation   of the nuclear warheads power, Lindsey responds that "its World War 3 in a   can". Coffeys team then proceeds to the ruptured front of the Montana. '),
('3334',' The Montana search has been extended, with Coffeys team passing through   several more compartments before arriving in the command centre. Coffey   removes the nuclear arming key from the dead captain. After splitting up   into two teams, Bud and Jammer pass through the torpedo room before Jammer   panicks and stays behind. '),
('3335',' Immediately after the flooding of Deepcore has started, crewman Perry is   seen being overwhelmed by the sudden flow of water (his body is discovered   in a new scene). '),
('3336','A new scene during the flooding shows Lindsey and Catfish   saving the trapped Monk from the fire. '),
('3337',' Bud comforts Sonny who tries to contact Benthic Explorer after the flooding,   and then makes a short inspection tour before he arrives at unconscious   Jammers bed. '),
('3338',' A new shot of Lindsey bringing a drink to Monk, who thanks her for saving   his life. '),
('3339',' During Buds descent, power is suddenly running low, causing all crewmembers   to quickly shut off all non'),
('3340','essential equipment. '),
('3341',' Just after the Deepcore crew leaves the rig, there is a low'),
('3342','angle overview   shot of the NTI ship with Deepcore and all the other ships on it. '),
('3343',' As the credits start, the movie is dedicated to the memory of captain Kidd   Brewer, who played Finler in the movie and died in a diving accident some   years after the original release. '),
('3344',' Extra credits on the Special Edition.'),
('3345',' The VHS and DVD versions produced by Water Bearer Films are listed as running  116 minutes, suggesting that this print is four minutes shorter than the  original release.'),
('3346',' When released in the UK it was cut by 7 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('3347',' Turner Classic Movies (TCM) commissioned Vivek Maddala to write an orchestral  music score for this movie, and also added sound effects for broadcast on TV  in 2000, with a running time of 75 minutes.'),
('3348',' Original Theatrical Release during the scene when Ace inspects Snowflakes  tank, he only sneaks out and finds the missing stone from Finkles ring.  In  the home video version, he jumps out and prentends to be Hans, the Dolphin  Trainer.  The HBO version shows the Theatrical Version.'),
('3349',' Network TV version features footage not shown on the video version,  including: '),
('3350',' A scene in a bar in Ray Finkles hometown; '),
('3351',' Ace gets up on stage with the band Cannibal Corpse during the concert and   sings; '),
('3352',' Ace attempts to extract information crucial to locating the bar from a   distraught gas station attendant. '),
('3353',' Ace calls Emilio from the mental hospital and an elderly resident immitates   him. Ace takes Melissa home after they leave the mental hospital and she   kisses him goodnight. '),
('3354',' Ace visits his hippie friend again and tries find out a connection between   Einhorn and Finkle looking at their credit report.  Also, Ace phones Emilio   from the Mental Hospital to tell him about Finkle and Einhorn.'),
('3355',' On the Network TV version, Ace visits his hippie friend again and tries find  out a connection between Einhorn and Finkle looking at their credit report.   Also, Ace phones Emilio from the Mental Hospital to tell him about Finkle and  Einhorn.  These do not appear on the video version'),
('3356',' Many scenes added in the T.V. version which are missing in the home video  version add missing essential story elements, making the rest of the picture  more understandable.'),
('3357',' In the network version, there is an additional scene near the end where  Snowflake, upon Aces command, steals Einhorns gun. Ace then tries to  command Snowflake to give the gun to him, but the dolphin gives it back to  Einhorn instead.'),
('3358',' One minute and thirty five seconds were cut from the theatrical version to  get a PG certificate in the UK. A further three seconds where also cut to get  a PG for the video release. These cuts remove a lot of the "crude humour".'),
('3359',' The U.K release removes the following scenes: '),
('3360',' Some segments of the Racoon rescue. '),
('3361',' Ace ducks down to a wachati tribe member and says "excuse me...Your balls   are showing...Bumble bee tuna" '),
('3362',' Ace only snorts in the hut for about 3 seconds. '),
('3363',' Ace starts prodding his eye to try and lecture Quinn, he only prods it for   around 3 seconds in the U.K release. '),
('3364',' Ace pushes a baby out of a Wachootoos stomach after he rips an apple core   out of another member. '),
('3365',' The warrior stands on Aces crotch and rips the spears out of his legs, in   the U.K version it cuts to the warrior with the spears in his hands   screeching. '),
('3366',' The U.K release does have at least 1 scene that is not in the U.S release: '),
('3367',' In the projection room, when Ace is playing snakes, when he has both his   arms acting as 2 snakes on the slide.'),
('3368',' In September 2000 all of the UK cuts were passed by the BBFC in the UK and a  new version of the video is due to be released with all of the original  crude humour intact, including the extended tent scene.'),
('3369',' The network television version adds a line of dialogue at the end of the  rhino scene.'),
('3370',' An extra line of dialogue was cut from the scene where Ace violently sneezes  in front of the Wachati tribe, where Ace utters afterwards, "I am fighting  something."'),
('3371',' The scene where the Wachati Princess exotically dances in front of Ace was  orginally longer, some of the footage was seen in a promotional HBO trailer.'),
('3372',' The scene in which Ace pushes the baby out of the mothers stomach is cut from  the NBC version and the German release.'),
('3373',' All UK releases are cut and the uncut version was never submitted.'),
('3374',' The film was originally shown in multi'),
('3375','projection versions. The first  segment, "The World is Coming" (45 minutes) had one projector. The second  segment, "Lila" (38 minutes) had two projectors. The third and last segment,  "Make Love, Not War, or Brown Rice" (30 minutes) had three projectors. The  entire film was subsequently released in single projections versions at 50  and 30 minutes.'),
('3376',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3377',' Turner Classic Movies (TCM) broadcast a version with an uncredited piano  music score, and running time of 85 minutes.'),
('3378',' The colorized version and many b&w TV prints, are edited to fit a two'),
('3379','hour  time slot. Most of the cuts involve the interactions of the crew (notably  Alan Hale Sr) in the rec room and virtually all of Raymond Masseys domestic  scenes with Ruth Gordon with the exception of his actual arrival home. Also  omitted are most of the scenes of the cook, extended scenes of the  destruction of Masseys ship early on as well as several interstitial and  transitional scenes.'),
('3380',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3381',' The UK version was cut by 10 secs to remove all footage of a butterfly knife,  a weapon still banned in the UK.'),
('3382',' When released in the UK this was cut by 1 second by the BBFC.'),
('3383',' The DVD release of the film contains several deleted and extended scenes with  commentary from writer/director/star Craig Chester. The scenes are included  in the films novelization, also written by Chester. Most of the scenes were  cut for time. The scenes featured on the DVD are: '),
('3384',' An extended version of Adams (Chester) opening visit to the support group '),
('3385',' Adam saves Rhonda (Parker Posey) from a relapse into her food addiction at a   barbecue restaurant '),
('3386',' Adam recounts to Steve (Malcolm Gets) a sexual experience he had with a mime '),
('3387',' Adam and Steve get ready to go country dancing '),
('3388',' An extended version of the party at Steves apartment, including more scenes   with Jeff and Jeffs adopted daughter Ling'),
('3389','Ling '),
('3390',' An extended version of Michael (Chris Kattan) telling Adam about Steves   past '),
('3391',' Adam and Steve have a fight after Steves party '),
('3392',' An extended version of the dinner party with Adam, Steve, and Steves   parents '),
('3393',' Michael wakes up to find Steve is not home and realizes he doesnt know how   to operate without him (he tries to make coffee and realizes he doesnt know   how) '),
('3394',' Rhonda and Michael make out when Michael tempts Rhonda with a pie, which   promptly ends up covering them both (Craig Chester admits that the scene was   cut due to massive technical difficulties in staging it)'),
('3395',' Subsequent re'),
('3396','runs of the movie have a different roll'),
('3397','call of missing  children at the end.'),
('3398',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3399',' The McDonalds release version omits a scene in which Lurch attempts to sell  vacuum cleaners when the family is forced to leave their house.'),
('3400',' The directors cut (available only in Italian) now available on dvd is a  complete re'),
('3401','edit of the film. It has 14 mins of new footage, including a new  introduction which shows the reaction of African Americans to the death of  Martin Luther King Jr. The new film is re'),
('3402','edited so that the timeline also  continually shifts back and forth from the past to the present. Also much of  the most disturbing footage was cut out.'),
('3403',' German Video'),
('3404','Version (ratio 4:3) runs much longer than the US'),
('3405','Release  (R'),
('3406','Rated) but is finally not uncut. German TV'),
('3407','Version ist also cut but does  not contain the same cuts like the Video'),
('3408','Release. The full uncut version was  running on Pay'),
('3409','TV in its original ratio 1:2.35'),
('3410',' Kino International distributes a set of videos containing all the 12 Mutual  short films made by Chaplin in 1916 '),
('3411',' 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.'),
('3412',' Originally rated "R" in the U.S. in 1970, some violence and sex was cut to be  re'),
('3413','rated "PG" for a 1972 theatrical release.  Paramount restored the cut  footage (and the "R" rating) in the 1992 video release.'),
('3414',' When aired on television, even on The Disney Channel, the scene where Brad  calls Thor a homo was changed to where he now calls him a weirdo.'),
('3415',' Recent prints, including home video reissues, have included a new card during  the end. It has been inserted between the end title and "The End" and reads:  "This is a new motion picture. This motion picture is not to be confused with  the Ufa/Trannsit/Murnau 1942/43 motion picture bearing the title The  Adventures of Baron Munchausen." This refers to the German production that  was made during the Nazi era and underewent restoration by the Murnau  Foundation during the 1990s.'),
('3416',' The Special Edition DVD contains 14 deleted scenes and an extended  introduction, several of which make reference to Hanoi Xan, the leader of the  World Crime League, who murdered Buckaroos parents and his wife, Peggy. As  mentioned in the "Crazy Credits" section, the World Crime League was  mentioned at the end of the film as the focus of a planned sequel, but as of  2004 that film has yet to be made.'),
('3417',' One TV version features some voice'),
('3418','over narration at the beginning to set up  the story, and shortens the end credits by several minutes. (This also leaves  out the reference to any upcoming sequel in the end credits)'),
('3419',' The 105'),
('3420','minutes movie was edited from a longer 240'),
('3421','minute version originally  made as an episode of US public station PBSs "American Playhouse" series.'),
('3422',' The version on shown on the Disney Channel edits out shots including weapons  in the Mr. Toad segment.'),
('3423',' In the films theatrical trailer, Wallace Shawn voices (and is even credited  with voicing) Pepe the Cricket.'),
('3424',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3425',' The film was "Shown in Dragarama" at select theatres at the time of release.  This involved some theatres using a mirror'),
('3426','ball and colored lighting during  the "Finally" dance number.'),
('3427',' A joke, explaining where Trumpet got his name, was omitted for the films US  release.'),
('3428',' Two lines in the trailer and in the TV Spots have been cut from the movie.   When the car flies, Bullwinkle yells, "Im king of the world!"  And when  Bullwinkle "lands" the plane in Washington, D.C. he says, "Id like to use  one of my lifelines please!"'),
('3429',' In the trailer and television commercials, Bullwinkle looks right into the  camera and exclaims "WHASSSUUUUUUP?".  This scene was not included in the  film.'),
('3430',' When this movie aired on WPBS, the song that Basil Rathbone sings was changed  from "By the Sea" to "Ive got a Loverly Bunch of Cocoanuts."'),
('3431',' Rereleased in 1928 with sound effects in shorter version.'),
('3432',' Cut to 77 minutes for a 1959 reissue. The reissue print was the only version  available for television for many years.'),
('3433',' The bookends directed by Carl Schultz (I) (qv) have been deleted. "Mexico,  March 1916" featured George Hall (I) (qv) as Old Indy lecturing two boys in  a New Jersey Museum, "Princeton, February 1916" had him telling a story to  the driver of a monster truck.'),
('3434',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3435',' Released on Portuguese TV as a three'),
('3436','episode mini'),
('3437','series which include  additional scenes and characters. All those scenes were in the original  script but were cut from the theatrical version because the director thought  the movie would be too long.'),
('3438',' The TV version is 25 minutes longer than the theatrical release; if you take  out the main and end title credits you are left with approximately 10 minutes  of footage shot for the film but used only on TV.  Director Leitao has stated  in interviews that the TV version is also edited differently to the film,  although without changing the course of the story.'),
('3439',' Television version of 90 minutes.'),
('3440',' The version released by Image Entertainment as part of their "EuroShock  Collection" is missing some minor bits of dialogue throughout, and is also  missing a 5'),
('3441','second flashback sequence when Eva is sitting on the bench. This  version runs 86 minutes, while the original Italian version is approximately  90 minutes.'),
('3442',' Originally shown on cable television unrated. The R'),
('3443','rated version has much of  the sex and nudity removed.'),
('3444',' Film Preservation Associates copyrighted a version in 1999 with a music score  compiled and performed by Brian Benison.  It was produced for video by David  Shepard and ran 117 minutes.'),
('3445',' The version shown on UK television featured host segments presented by  British comedian Griff Rhys Jones (as opposed to Drew Barrymore in the US  version) lecturing people on US comedy (mostly the sneered'),
('3446','at ones such as  Porkys, Three Men and a Little Lady and the Police Academy movies) and also  showing us his "comedy lab".'),
('3447',' Before receiving a UK cinema certificate the film was cut by over 12 minutes.'),
('3448',' Also available in a computer'),
('3449','colorized version.'),
('3450',' 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.'),
('3451',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3452',' The original ending had Brad becoming overwhelmed with rage and attacking  J.P. He later tests positive for HIV due to the blood shed in this fight. The  ending was scrapped.'),
('3453',' The original opening of the film was completely different. The films first  scene was an extensive video log by Anthony about his feelings regarding  J.P.s HIV status and insistence on keeping it a secret. The opening credits  were also much longer, then faded into a video log of Anthonys location  scouting for a documentary, followed by discussions between Anthony and Becky  regarding their documentary and the upcoming weekend beach trip. This opening  ran over 20 minutes long and developed the characters of Anthony and Becky  well, but was cut after one test screening.'),
('3454',' The Limited Directors Edition DVD was released on April 27, 2006. Each DVD  was individually autographed by Anthony Spadaccini, Steve Brown, Benjamin P.  Ablao, Jr., and James J. Ward. Only 100 copies were produced.'),
('3455',' Originally broadcast on CBS in 1999, one shot is removed from the video  version that was on television. On CBS, after Danny opens the door and finds  that the rest of the school has been demolished. We see a close up shot of  him and then he closes the door and weakly slumps to the floor. In the video  version after he opens the door, we see his face close up and then it cuts to  the next scene. The reason for this is because the movie aired in two parts  on television and when he slumps down the screen reads "TO BE CONTINUED"'),
('3456',' CBS edited 9 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.'),
('3457',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3458',' The German version was edited from 2900 meters (100 minutes) to 2601 meters.'),
('3459',' All close'),
('3460','up scenes of real sex were cut in Norway but in 2005 the movie  finally passed uncut.'),
('3461',' All close'),
('3462','up scenes of real sex were cut in Norway but in 2005 the movie  finally passed uncut.'),
('3463',' Already given a 12A cert from the BBFC for violence (specifically, the use of  martial arts techniques), the distributor cut the film by 7 seconds to remove  sight of a double ear'),
('3464','clap. A "15" uncut was available to the distributor.'),
('3465',' In Spanish dubbed version, when Sabeen says shes Waheed Murad, she correctly  says hes a famous Pakistani actor, instead of Indian actor, as in original  version.'),
('3466',' Also made as a 5 part tv'),
('3467','series. Shown in Sweden September 2002.'),
('3468',' Unlike the versions released in other countries, the Russian deletes all the  refrences to Rasputins sexual desires and perversions, making the film lose  its "Caligula'),
('3469','esque" edge.'),
('3470',' Filmed in both German and English language versions.'),
('3471',' According to the BBFC website, the UK video version (issued on the Nouveaux  label) is not the same print as the cinema version and was pre'),
('3472','edited by 6  minutes 15 secs by the distributors before submission. Most of the missing  footage is through dialogue edits and the film retains all of the original  hardcore and sexual elements.'),
('3473',' Original Japanese release prints had nude bits airbrushed over into a milky  haze, to comply with censorship laws.'),
('3474',' The scene where the small boy has his penis pulled as punishment for  misbehaving had been optically reframed in the UK to remove all sight of the  genitals, to comply with The Protection of Children Act. Apart from that, the  film remains uncut.'),
('3475',' The scene where the small boy has his penis pulled as punishment for  misbehaving has been completely removed on the US Release Versions. (56  Seconds in total)'),
('3476',' Hong Kong version has brief nudity and mild sexual content while US version  had sex scenes using body doubles inserted.'),
('3477',' Original cut (not released) was over 3 hours long.'),
('3478',' In the USA network version not only are most of the swears edited out, but  also the reference to a "Jap" airstrip. The word "Jap", short for Japanese,  was dropped due to fear of it possibly being interpreted as a racial slur.'),
('3479',' On the R1 Special Edition DVD, all of the Vietnamese/Laosian translations  between Gene and the locals are missing.'),
('3480',' To attract more viewers the German distributor (Buena Vista International)  cut out some violent scenes to receive a "Not under 12" rating. The German  video release contains the full version and is rated "Not under 16".'),
('3481',' The execution of Press Secretary Melanie Mitchel was omitted from the final  cut as the director Wolfgang Petersen thought it was too intense.'),
('3482',' Some US TV edits of the movie remove the Russian swearing done by the  terrorists (for example, when Gary Oldman finds out that the escape pod was  deployed and he yells twice, the sound heard is a yell from later in the  movie).'),
('3483',' The US TV version is edited for content, including: the opening scene has  less shots of Russians being shot, the scene where Gibbs shoots three secret  service agents is at a different angle (the camera is on him the entire time,  instead of showing bullets hitting the agents), a terrorist wacking a secret  service agent in the face with his weapon, Egor shooting a communications  officer, Egor shooting the co'),
('3484','pilot (no blood), Egor shooting Doherty,  Marshall breaking one of the terrorists neck (removed completely), Egors  death (his neck doesnt snap), Radeks death (we never actually see him  getting shot), the PJs death (its framed so theres no blood splattering on  the wall), Caldwells death (its framed so we dont see blood), and numerous  swearing.'),
('3485',' Some footage is cut out of a recent TBS version of the movie.  In the  theatrical version, Snake asks Mitchell if hes "in" for the race.  Mitchell  looks around at everyone, agrees, and they cheer and pick him up on their  shoulders.  In the TBS version, this part was cut out, as the shot ends with  Mitchell looking around and going right to the race.'),
('3486',' In the scenes where they are playing a game of roller hockey in the parking  lot, Mitchell "shucks" Blaine, causing him to moon the entire crowd of  spectators.  On some cable stations, the shot of partial nudity is edited  out.'),
('3487',' Aside from editing some language, the TV version changes one of the last  scenes: when Rex is pelvic'),
('3488','thrusting and Chazz gestures "no no no", instead  of a shot of a pair of prisoners grinning laciviously, the TV edit uses a  shot of two prisoners staring confused at Rex.'),
('3489',' Network TV version includes extra footage, including a scene where budget  passengers are tossed out of a moving airplane on tethers. Another showing  the President (Reagen impersonator) plus, a few additional gags, here and  there.'),
('3490',' The original UK cinema version was cut for a PG certificate by the BBFC to  remove a shot of a stewardess smoking a reefer. The cut was restored in all  later 15'),
('3491','rated video releases.'),
('3492',' New home video versions delete the "Battlestar Galactica" music and  substitute a different song for an air traffic controler playing DJ gag (they  looped his voice to announce a different song as well).'),
('3493',' In one of the broadcast versions, there is a scene near the beginning in the  airport where the older couple is greeted by an old friend near the metal  detectors.  When the friend sees them, he says "Hi Jack!" and waves his hand  in the air.  He is quickly tackled by security officers.'),
('3494',' The TBS TV version adds a scene with McCroskey in the Ronald Reagan Home For  The Mentally Ill, in which McCroskey sits up and says: "...looks like I  picked the wrong week to go senile!"'),
('3495',' One television version, released after the announcement that Ronald Reagan  had developed Alzheimers disease, changes the sign used in Ted Strikers  escape sequence from "Ronald Reagan Home for the Mentally Ill" to "Donald  Dragon Home for the Mentally Ill."'),
('3496',' In the original theatrical release and in video release, two business men are  seen discussing plans.  One man says what should be done, the other says  "will do".  At the end of the scene they kiss goodbye.  This is not in the TV  version.'),
('3497',' Some versions do not have subtitles on a part where the Jive Dudes are  talking. The original theatrical release had subtitles.'),
('3498',' The TBS television version adds more scenes with the two kids acting like  adults.'),
('3499',' On the broadcast television version, there is an extra joke when the plane is  landing.  Elaine exclaims, "Look out, Ted!  The mountains!  The mountains!"  Ted replies, "Elaine, were over Iowa." Elaine then says, "Look out, Ted!   The Corn!  The Corn!"'),
('3500',' Some broadcast versions have an additional scene at the airport in which a  couple recognizes someone they know. "Hi, Jack!" they yell to him, causing  airport security personnel to grab him and haul him away.'),
('3501',' In another scene added to the broadcast version, the flight crew looks first  to the left and then to the right as the planes jet engines come to life,  accompanied by the sound of an old propeller engine sputtering into action.'),
('3502',' In the network TV version, the abortion exchange between the man and woman on  the PA system is removed.'),
('3503',' Some video versions feature different songs on the soundtrack compared to the  original release, probably due to licensing problems.'),
('3504',' In recent UK Sky Movies broadcasts the punchline to the cocaine joke which  had her snorting some white powder was cut. Also cut was the line Looks like  I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue.'),
('3505',' In the TV version shown on UPN, Chuck Connors appears briefly as "The Sarge",  the same character he plays in Airplane II'),
('3506',' In a TV version, there is a scene showing Kramer and McCroskey having an  argument at a water dispenser.'),
('3507',' UK DVD release is rated 15 because of the directors commentary. The movie  itself is still rated PG.'),
('3508',' In the TV version, an alternate version of the scene with the womans breasts  wiggling is shown featuring a woman in a tight red and yellow striped t'),
('3509','shirt  and drum sound effects accompanying her moving breasts. Whistling is also  heard.'),
('3510',' Network TV version features one hour of additional footage not included in  either the theatrical release or home video release. Footage only seen in the  network version includes: '),
('3511',' Alternate opening credit sequence involving Banker and Wilson breaking into   a laboratory. '),
('3512',' A flight attendant cabin mock'),
('3513','up where the crew practice an evacuation using   an escape slide. Shortly after, Anne introduces the crew to Joe Patroni. '),
('3514',' Dialogue between Patroni and Anne. '),
('3515',' A scene where Joe Patroni introduces Anne to Don Gallagher, whos working on   a flight simulator of the plane he will fly. '),
('3516',' Flashbacks of several characters. including Martin and Karen Wallace, Steve   and Julie, Jane and Bonnie Stern, and Lisa with Ralph Crawford. '),
('3517',' Extended dialogue throughout the film. '),
('3518',' Gallagher and Eve discovering the planes navigator is dead. '),
('3519',' Scene involving Joe Patroni and his son, Joe. Jr. Patroni has been informed   of the disappearance of the 747 and has to cancel plans to attend Joe Jrs   graduation ceremony. '),
('3520',' Brief additional footage of Martin Wallaces body floating outside the   plane. '),
('3521',' Emily attempts to console Karen, after the drowning of Martin. '),
('3522',' As Gallagher and the scuba team make their underwater preparations to raise   the plane, they discover Bankers body. '),
('3523',' Amount of time for the plane to rise to the surface is longer than the   theatrical version. '),
('3524',' After the plan has risen, Gerald Lucas attempts to get out of the plane   first, only to be stopped and pushed back by Buchek. '),
('3525',' Dialogue between Philip Stevens and Eddie aboard the USS Cayuga. Stevens   hands Eddie a piece of paper, which reveals Eddies wife has given birth to   twins. Stevens hands Eddie a cigar to celebrate the occasion. '),
('3526',' Dialogue between Stevens and Buchek aboard the USS Cayuga.'),
('3527',' Versions seen in the UK omit the scene where Lee Grant looks out the window  of the plane and sees her husband Martin Wallace (Christopher Lee), floating  dead in the water'),
('3528',' TV prints and early videotape pan and scan versions have alterations beyond  simple pan and scan. On some of the multi image scenes, instead of panning to  the image best serving the scene, they substitute a full screen version of  that segment that was originally part of the multi image shot. Like the scene  where Burt Lancaster is talking to his wife and 2 daughters all at once. The  theatrical version(and present wide screen DVD) maintained images of his  wife, him and both daughters separately(recent pan and scan editions  temporarily letterbox or otherwise modify the theatrical composition). On the  early TV and video versions, only the person talking is seen in a full screen  shot used for that multi image shot(showing more image information then when  it was composed as part of the theatrical multi image shot). Also, on the  split screen shot of Dean Martin in a cab and Jackie Bisset getting out of  the shower, the split screen is recomposed for 4:3, cropping each image to  better fit.'),
('3529',' A home video version was released that was rated R for language (specifically  the "f'),
('3530','word").'),
('3531',' The home video release of this has a huge number of differences to the  original TV version. Many of the scenes are shuffled in order and are much  re'),
('3532','edited, and of most note is that much of the original dialogue is dubbed  with especially recorded alternate versions, with much stronger swearing  (including several instances of the "f" word) Some elements of the story  (generally ones that would continue as threads in the TV series) are  completely eliminated. Various differences include: '),
('3533',' The opening credits captions are different, running slower. '),
('3534',' A different version of the theme tune is played on the opening sequence. '),
('3535',' Archangel discussing with the Senator the development of Airwolf (which   gives much of the projects background) is much abridged. '),
('3536',' Shots of Airwolfs on'),
('3537','board radar and maintanance screens are completely   different. '),
('3538',' Numerous scenes have different backing scores and sound effects. '),
('3539',' A couple of close'),
('3540','ups of the photos in Hawkes cabin are of completely   different photos to the original version. '),
('3541',' For some reason, (most of) the story behind the paintings adorning the walls   in Hawkes cabin is removed. '),
('3542',' On the TV version, before Moffet and his crew head off to Libya in Airwolf,   they destory a fighter jet over the desert. On the video version, there is a   completely different version of the effectivley the same scene, with them   destroying three figher jets over the ocean. '),
('3543',' Asides from adding much stronger language, the video release also for some   reason also changes numerous lines of dialogue. For pure example, when Hawke   tells Dominic that hes got a tough mission for the pair of them, Dominic   quips "Whatre we gonna do, kidnap Kadaffi?"; the TV versions "Nothing that   simple" becomes "No, a helicopter". Theres numerous other instances of   lines of dialogue being changed. '),
('3544',' The closing credits are (slightly) different. '),
('3545',' The whole chunk of story of where Hawke and Dominic find a hiding place for   Airwolf for after they retreive it (in a hollow mountain) and the whole last   few minutes after Hawkes recovered & hidden Airwolf, and saying hell only   return it if the Firm find solid information on his missing brother, are   completely gone. '),
('3546',' The video version finishes (rather abruptly) with Hawke and Dominic having   defeated Moffet, flying off over the ocean into the sun'),
('3547','set (in a piece of   footage used on the TV episode Mad Over Miami) and the film finishing; as   opposed to the TV version which has several more minutes with Hawke and   Archangel discussing the return of Airwolf on condition that Hawkes brother   is found, then Hawke going back out to the lake to play his cello. '),
('3548',' Interestingly, there is a scene where twisted creator Dr. Moffet is   torturing the kidnapped Gabrielle in the desert, that was in the original TV   version but not on this release. This scene is quite strong and as a result   is often edited out by many TV showings; considering the stronger nature of   the video version, its surprising it was not included. As this scene is not   on the video release and is often cut out on TV, it could be considered to   be quite rare'),
('3549',' This 2'),
('3550','hour TV'),
('3551','movie/pilot has been re'),
('3552','edited into a two'),
('3553','part episode,  entitled "Shadow of the Hawk," for the subsequent TV series rerun package.  Coincidentally, this is also the title of an unrelated film that _Vincent,  Jan'),
('3554','Michael_(qv) starred in several years earlier.'),
('3555',' In 1965 movie was restored, dubbed and edited by G.Gunia.'),
('3556',' 2001 rerelease of the English language version will include a new English dub  script and voice cast.'),
('3557',' The 2001 version also includes a restoration credits roll. The credits are  set to the music at the mall where the terrorist bombing occurs.'),
('3558',' Due to complaints about no 5.1 version on the special edition DVD, Pioneer  remixed the film into a DTS 5.1 soundtrack and released it as a seperate  movie'),
('3559','only DVD.'),
('3560',' In Orions "Special Subtitled Edition" Keis name is changed to Kay and Kais  name is changed to Key.'),
('3561',' The unauthorized Greek DVD released by Leon Films is sourced from an old  beta'),
('3562','cam master that looks really rough. It contains fake hardcore inserts  (taken from Greek hardcore films of the 80s) trying to market the film as  porn. The original audio track has been replaced by new dubbing and new  soundtrack and the result is atrocious. Also the original opening credits  have been replaced by new ones.'),
('3563',' There were two initial versions of Akumajô Dracula released in 1987: a  Famicom Disk System version and an MSX version. The original Famicom version  is a more action'),
('3564','oriented game, where the player can acquired power'),
('3565','ups to  enemies and can clear stages by simply going from point A to point B. On the  other hand, the MSX version is more of an exploration game, requiring player  to find keys to clear stages and having to purchase their power'),
('3566','ups from  merchants. The level designs and some of the enemies are different as well.  The MSX version uses the same sprites as the Famicom version (with more  colors), but with different backgrounds. In Europe, the MSX version was  released as "Vampire Killer" and most people often erronously believed that  it was made first due to the later copyright date in the localized NES  version (Castlevania).'),
('3567',' The Famicom Disk System allowed player to save their progress in the game.  When was localized to the NES in the US and Europe, the game was converted to  cartridge and the save feature was removed due to the lack of rewritability.  When the cartridge version was released in Japan, an Easy setting was added  to the game.'),
('3568',' The version released for the Sega Saturn in Japan suffered from some glitches  in comparison to the Playstation version, but also included two very large  extras. One was the ability to play as Richter Belmont throughout the entire  game from the start, instead of having to complete the game and enter a  special code as your name. The other was to be able to play as Maria, also  from the very beginning.'),
('3569',' There are several areas that are only accessible on the Sega Saturn version  in Japan, and one location that is only accessible through a bug as Richter  in the Playstation version.'),
('3570',' There are two slightly different versions of the movie, the difference  ocurring at the end. The US version of Beyond The Clouds (Al di là delle  nuvole, 1995) lacks the complete voice'),
('3571','over narration by John Malkovichs  character at the end of the movie, from the moment he enters the hotel until  the last image, before going to credits. The only line heard is: The  directors profession is very peculiar...; whereas the European cut of the  movie contains a longer narration, also starting with the same line, but  expanding until the last image before fading to credits. The voice'),
('3572','over talks  about how the directors profession is to find images, only to discover  another image beneath the previous one which is more faithful to the truth,  and then another, and another, until you reach the one which equals reality,  the one no one will ever see. Both versions are equally powerful in their own  right, though its interesting to note such a minor difference was made in  the first place. Both versions are available, the US version was released in  DVD, and the European version is available in VHS only.'),
('3573',' The lyrics of the opening song, "Arabian Nights", were changed for the video  release due to pressure from groups who were offended by the original lyrics.  The original lyrics were: "Where they cut off your ear if they dont like  your face.  Its barbaric, but hey its home." The new lyrics are: "Where  its flat and immense and the heat is intense, its barbaric, but hey its  home". The original version of "Arabian Nights" is on the films original  soundtrack album.'),
('3574',' The original version contained the line, "Good tiger, take off and go," which  was spoken by Aladdin when Raja is growling at him. However, after the film  was released on home video, many began to speculate that the line was  actually, "Good teenagers take off their clothes," meant as a subliminal  message. For the DVD release, this line was omitted, presumably to prevent  any further speculation.'),
('3575',' All Golden Films and Jetlag Productions films released by GoodTimes  Entertainment on DVD in 2002 and 2003 were edited with a new animated opening  logo of "Childrens Classics." The animated montage only featured characters  from Jetlag Productions films.'),
('3576',' In very early trailers for the film, there is a blood stain on Aladdins arm  during the part when the 40 theives are singing (the blood stain is probably  a result from Aladdins fight with Saluk). However in later trailers and in  the final version, the blood stain is removed.'),
('3577',' After its LA premiere the film was cut by ca. 26 minutes. Only in 1992 these  scenes were restored for release on LaserDisc and VHS (until now (April 2007)  all DVD releases feature the shorter general release version). The following  scenes were added back: '),
('3578',' The original overture, intermission, theatrical trailer, and end themes; '),
('3579',' The "Jefferson Speech" extended between Col. Travis & Cap. Dickinson; '),
('3580',' The death of Emil Sand; '),
('3581',' Conversation between Col. Travis & Col. Bowie regarding Col. Fannin; '),
('3582',' The death of the Parson and Scotty; '),
('3583',' Crocketts prayer following Parsons & Scottys death; '),
('3584',' The "Philosophical Debate" when the Alamo defenders talk about God; '),
('3585',' More complete "Gunpowder Raid" scene; '),
('3586',' Crockets night with Senora; '),
('3587',' Senoras brief scene with a fleeing young woman; '),
('3588',' Birthday Party for Dicksons child; '),
('3589',' Bonhams orginal report to Travis; '),
('3590',' A slightly different Crockett death scene.'),
('3591',' There are two versions of this movie: one which is spoken in the dialect of  Bergamo, Italy, and one in which the actors dubbed themselves in Italian.'),
('3592',' When released in the UK in 1995 this title was cut by 1 minute and 45 seconds  by the BBFC.'),
('3593',' Initially banned in Sweden but opened in Denmark and later on in Italy and  got good reviews and was a success.  Several scenes were changed before the  Swedish release: the murder of the nightwatchman was shortened, the  strangulation and the drug injection scenes were cut.'),
('3594',' A new edition appeared on video in 1995 with the entire Prokofiev score newly  recorded in hi'),
('3595','fi stereo, using the same 1938 orchestrations and perfectly  synchronized to the original 1938 dialogue and sound effects tracks, so that  it is now possible to see and hear the film exactly as it always was, with  the exception being that the music is now heard in hi'),
('3596','fi sound, rather than  the tinny 1938 recording.'),
('3597',' The directors cut is nine minutes shorter than the 175'),
('3598','minute theatrical  version. It is a reworked version although seamless to many. Eighteen minutes  were cut and nine added. Many of the added or extended sequences involved Val  Kilmer and Angelina Jolies characters. With battle of Gaugamela now starts  earlier. Taking a cue from classic movie epics, the opening reels now set up  the basic themes with greater economy: Alexanders Oedipal relationship with  his parents, Olympias ambitions for her son, the boys need to surpass his  father, and the entirely natural way in which myth/religion is shown as  integral to the ancients behavior. Oliver Stone reworked the third act,  juxtaposing events in India and Greece. And Jolies Olympias emerged more as  a genuinely pathetic figure in the whole tragedy. Stone wanting to isolate  her characters own ambition from the one person she loves. Ptolemys final  scene was edited. Stone also reworked Alexanders death scene secondary to  audience feedback, adding 17 seconds to the scene.'),
('3599',' Original theatrical version ran 147 min. (according to the BBFC database).  For unknown reasons the film was cut down at a later time to its current  running time of 136 min. All US and European DVD releases include this  shorter version. It is rumored that the Spanish VHS release includes the  complete version.'),
('3600',' German version, which is based on the already shorter version, was heavily  edited (ca. 23 minutes) at the time of its release. Even the DVD, instead of  a subtitled more complete version, contains the edited version.'),
('3601',' The film was originally prepared as a three'),
('3602','minute joke "trailer" shown at  Trey Parkers college in Colorado. The cast is largely the same, although  there is no Polly Prye yet, and most of the scenes in the "trailer" are  matched in the final movie, including the songs "Lets Build a Snowman" and  "On Top of You." There are also one or two songs not used in the final movie,  though. In this version Packer, upon seeing the bodies of his mutilated  companions, lets out a loud scream which gradually changes into a musical  note, and he starts to sing a funky number. He sings something similar at the  end of the trailer too. Although in the final movie, characters played by  Matt Stone and Dian Bachar never develop facial hair, this version shows  everyone growing at least a moustache, even Matt. This cheap and amusing  "trailer" is sometimes actually used as the trailer for the final film  [Although the final film does have its own trailer]. The title of the  original trailer  [And the original cut of the movie] was "Alferd Packer: The Musical," but of  course all Troma releases replace the title cards with new ones reading  "Cannibal: The Musical." Versions of the original trailer and the final film  with both titles are circulating somewhere.'),
('3603',' In the Troma release there is a quick shot of a black cat right before Packer  loses his horse in the night. This was not in Parkers original release (fall  1993) in Boulder, CO at the Flatirons Theatre.'),
('3604',' The movie was altered, some would say drastically, between release to cable  channels and its DVD release.  The former, only really available on bootleg  VHS, has a much different audio mix, with fewer sound effects/comments, and  some sound effects altered.  It also includes the "Dont Be Stupid" song,  which is nowhere to be found on the Cannibal disc.'),
('3605',' Original Italian version runs 110 minutes; American version is shortened to  98 mins.'),
('3606',' The version shown on the American Movie Classics channel had a music score  composed and performed by Philip C. Carli.  It was recorded and post'),
('3607','produced  by David Dusman at West End Mastering in Rochester, New York (copyrighted  2000) and ran 13 minutes.'),
('3608',' In the TV spots and movie trailers there is a scene where Ali is in a crowd  of people and is talking to kids.  He ask the kid to count to three while he  punches him.  He doesnt punch the kid but after the kid counts to 3 Ali  asked "Did that hurt?"  It is not in the film.'),
('3609',' Trailer also contains a scene where Ali tells Bundini that the latters last  name doesnt rhyme. This was absent from the theatrical release.'),
('3610',' In the trailer theres also a scene where Ali is showing off his body for the  press saying: "Look how good I look. Aint this just the perfect specimen of  a man right here?". This is not in the movie.'),
('3611',' In the trailer, theres a shot at a press conference where Angelo (Ron  Silver) holds a finger to Alis chest. Ali yells jokingly, "Ooooh, youre  lucky hes holding me back. Youre lucky hes holding me back." This is not  in the film.'),
('3612',' 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.'),
('3613',' In various litterary sources (Citadel press "The Films of Gary Cooper" for  one), both Gene Autry and James Garner are quoted making cameo appearances in  the film, but neither is to be found in the present US video version.'),
('3614',' Boris Karloff (qv) was replaced by Nigel De Brulier (qv) when he was not  available for retakes and the British censors objected to the gruesomeness of  his scenes. Reportedly, only some of the prints were changed (including the  print shown on the Turner Classic Movies channel), so that other prints may  exist with Karloff in the cast.'),
('3615',' Early artwork of Alice depicted her wearing an upsidedown crucifix necklace,  a satanic symbol.  It has been changed for the final game.'),
('3616',' The film was previewed at 90 minutes and featured scenes with Julie Bishop as  Alices sister, Harvey Clark as Father William, and Lucien Littlefield as  Father Williams son. These scenes were deleted and the general release  version runs 75 minutes.'),
('3617',' The 1954 TV screening on the Disneyland series was edited down to a one hour  running time, and contained an introduction from Walt Disney at the start.  This introduction appears on the Region 1 Masterpiece Edition of the film.'),
('3618',' A 1987 airing on ABC made the following cuts: '),
('3619',' 1) Alices song "In a World of My Own". '),
('3620',' 2) After Alice leaves the Caucus race, there was a commercial break.   Following the break, the film picked up at the garden of live flowers scene.   This means that the scenes with Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Walrus and   the Carpenter, and the scene in the White Rabbits house were cut. '),
('3621',' 3) The Cheshire Cats first scene is cut, meaning that his first appearance   is not until after the Tulgey Woods scene. '),
('3622',' 4) Several of the creatures in the Tulgey Woods scene are deleted, as is the   song "Very Good Advice". '),
('3623',' 5) The entire trial sequence is cut, going from the croquet game straight to   the final chase.'),
('3624',' A newly discovered song "Im Odd" sung by the Cheshire Cat appears on the  Special Edition DVD.'),
('3625',' The original theatrical release in the UK was 72m 15s long and was cut to  receive an "X" rating. The video release in 1987 was 69m 51s long (including  PAL speed up) and was cut by 2m 30s in order to receive an "18" rating.'),
('3626',' Two versions available: a hardcore version and an edited soft core version.  The original 1976 soft'),
('3627','core version was rated "X" (in the USA) but this  rating was self applied. In 1977, the soft'),
('3628','core version received an official  rating from the MPAA, a rating of "R". The hard core version, was released on  video in the 1980s with a self applied "X" rating.'),
('3629',' On the video edition of this miniseries, the first tape closes with a  statement from Lewis Carrolls book and closing credits. Then when you slide  the second part in, there is opening credits for that. When this miniseries  is aired on television, the final statement from the book, the ending credits  of part one and the opening credits of part two are all cut.'),
('3630',' In subsequent reruns, this film has been trimmed to 100 minutes so that it  can be shown in two hours instead of three.'),
('3631',' The laserdisc release features a separate section with the scenes not  included in the theatrical release. This is the new material: '),
('3632',' After being awakened from hypersleep, Kane wanders out to the kitchen to   prepare breakfast, he says "Rise and shine Lambert". '),
('3633',' The crew gathers on the bridge and listens to the signal coming from the   derelict craft. '),
('3634',' Lambert confronts Ripley about Ripleys reluctance to let them back on the   ship with Kane and the facehugger.  Lambert tells Ripley, Parker and Brett   how the face hugger got on Kane. '),
('3635',' Ripley radios down to Parker and Brett to see how theyre progressing on the   repairs, Parker and Ripley exchange tense words over the radio. '),
('3636',' After the face huggers acid eats through a few floors, the crew returns to   the med lab to check up on Kanes condition.  Ripley sees an X'),
('3637','Ray of Kanes   chest and asks Ash, "What is that dark stain on Kanes lung?"  The rest of   the crew starts asking if Kanes going to live, Dallas tells everyone to go   back to work. '),
('3638',' After Kanes death, the crew gathers around at the meal table to discuss   what theyre going to do with the escaped alien.  Brett announces the   cattle'),
('3639','prod idea and suggests "catching" the alien in a net. '),
('3640',' Longer version of Bretts death.  This scene had Brett frozen with fear as   the alien grabs his head, he yells "Parker!" and then blood poors from   beneath his cap.  The alien lifts him up into the landing gear and Ripley   and Parker come rushing in.  Parker stands where Brett once was and looks   up; blood drips on his shirt and then Bretts cattle prod falls to Parkers   feet. '),
('3641',' Part of a scene that involves Parker, Ripley and Lambert trying to flush the   alien out of the air lock.  As they are about to succeed, an alarm is   triggered and the alien rushes out of the airlock (getting its tail caught   in the closing door, and spilling acid that causes a hull breach).  Parker   falls unconciously to the floor, Ripley does the same and Lambert and Ash   come to their rescue.  Ripley vocalizes her suspicions about Ash by accusing   him of setting the alarm off. '),
('3642',' After Dallass disappearance, Ripley (being suspicious of Ash) asks Lambert   if shes ever slept with him. '),
('3643',' The build'),
('3644','up to Lamberts death is much longer.  (Watch the aliens shadow   on the wall, it walks in, crouches down, then immediately gets up) A scene   where we see the alien enter, crouch down and wait until Lambert notices its   presence was cut.  When Lambert sees the alien, it uncoils its tail and   walks (like a crab) over to Lambert. '),
('3645',' After Ripley discovers the remains of Parker and Lambert, she makes another   discovery.  Ripley enters the landing gear area of the Nostromo (where Brett   got killed) and discovers a cocooned Dallas and Brett mutating into an egg.    Dallas pleads, "Kill me".  Ripley flames Dallas and the Brett'),
('3646','egg and then   runs to set the ship on self'),
('3647','destruct.'),
('3648',' The latest video release of Alien in Norway has been severely cut. There are  no indications given on the cassette box that this has been done. Total  playing time missing is about 15 minutes. Key noticeable scene cuts include  Kanes apparent revival, and subsequent chest bursting scene; Ashs demise.'),
('3649',' The picture and the Dolby Digital soundtrack used to make the THX laserdisc  was mastered from the 70 mm release version. The soundtrack contains  therefore some alternate dialogue, rough sound editing, different/enhanced  sound effects, and is missing some dialogue which was contained on the Dolby  Stereo sound mix of the 35 mm version.'),
('3650',' The present Norwegian DVD release is uncut and the first video'),
('3651','release from  CBS/FOX video is also uncut with an 18 rating. The cinema version was cut to  get an 16 rating.'),
('3652',' The Sci'),
('3653','fi channel version (taken from the Widescreen series video transfer)  doesnt cut the violence, only the profanity. About 45 seconds is cut from  the scene where the Nostromo approches LV'),
('3654','426. Some shots of the crew walking  to the derilect are cut. Rated TV14LV and running at 2 hours 30 minutes  without commercials.'),
('3655',' Only released on certain special edition versions of Alien, there is a  55'),
('3656','second side shot of the Nostromo passing by.  This shot was originally  intented to show just how enormous the Nostromos cargo was (which supposedly  is over a mile in length) but was removed because the size of the cargo  really isnt that important and the scene was really long.'),
('3657',' Ridley Scott (qv), for the Directors Cut, slashed 10 to 15 seconds off  many scenes, which he felt dragged on a little too long. The result is a  tighter, more tense version.'),
('3658',' Extra scenes in the 25th Anniversary Edition: '),
('3659',' Lambert slapping Ripley in the face before being restrained by Parker and   Brett outside the infirmary. '),
('3660',' Bretts blood falling on Parker as he is carried off by the Alien into the   heating ducts. '),
('3661',' Ripley finding Brett and Dallas cocooned while trying to make it to the   shuttle craft.'),
('3662',' Also included in the Directors Cut is a scene where the crew listen to the  alien signal and discuss the nature of the planet just before they prepare to  land.'),
('3663',' Scenes trimmed or deleted in the 25th Anniversary Edition: '),
('3664',' The camera panning right towards Dallas before he goes into the hallway to   talk to Mother. '),
('3665',' The scene where Ripley talks to Ash if Mother translated the Alien   Transmission. '),
('3666',' After Ash losses contact with Dallas and crew after they walk into the   Derelict ship, the last shot looking back at Ashs face is cut. '),
('3667',' The shot looking at Dallas climbing up the Space Jockey. '),
('3668',' Some shots of Kane being lowered down into the Egg Chamber are trimmed. '),
('3669',' The shot of Ash leaving the Medical room after talking with Ripley. '),
('3670',' Dialogue between Ripley and Dallas discussing Ripleys distrust in Ash is   cut. '),
('3671',' The beginning shot of Ripley, Parker, and Brett searching down the corridor   for the Alien. '),
('3672',' The shot with Ripley saying Open the Door. behind the partially opened   door. '),
('3673',' The last moments of Brett soaking his face. '),
('3674',' After the crew discusses the Vent plan, the shot of the Nostromo traveling   through space is cut. '),
('3675',' The whole scene with Dallas talking to Mother on how he should neutralize   the Alien. '),
('3676',' Some shots of Dallas crawling down the vent are trimmed. '),
('3677',' The shot of Parker going to refuel the Flame'),
('3678','throwers. '),
('3679',' Ripley going to talk to Mother just shows her walking to the door instead of   getting the key. '),
('3680',' Shots of Ripley leaving the Mother Chamber. '),
('3681',' The sequence where Ripley, Parker, and Lambert walking through the hallway   has been trimmed. '),
('3682',' Ripley preparing the shuttle has been trimmed. '),
('3683',' Certain shots of Ripley running through the corridors after the   self'),
('3684','destruct has been activated have been trimmed.'),
('3685',' Effects, and Sound Effects changed in the 25th Anniversary Edition: '),
('3686',' While Ripley is contacting traffic control now, the last shot of the   Nostromo in space now has a star field where there was just a Black   Background. '),
('3687',' The Alien Transmission and the keyboard button sound effects are much   different from the original deleted scene. '),
('3688',' The shot of the Nostromo rolling 92 degrees to port now features a star   field to the left of the planet where there was just black. '),
('3689',' When parker gets drenched in Bretts blood, the sound effects of the cattle   prod hitting the ground is different the original deleted scene. '),
('3690',' When Ripley tries to contact Lambert and Parker through the coms after   leaving Mothers chamber, static can be heard when she tries a different   channel.'),
('3691',' Other changes in the Directors Cut: As in the Theatrical Version, Brett  stops in the the landing strut chamber to wet his face during the sequence  where he is searching for Jones the cat. In the Directors Cut, we see a shot  looking up at the landing strut with the Alien rather unexpectedly in the  foreground, head bowed, swaying from side to side. Another change concerning  Jones the cat: when Ripley encounters the Alien in the corridor having just  the set the self'),
('3692','destruct sequence, instead of the Alien looking curiously at  Jones in his catbox, it gives him a brief glance before violently swatting  the box aside. (This explains why in both versions of the film the catbox is  flipped on its side and not where Ripley left it when she returns to collect  Jones.)'),
('3693',' Many of the restored scenes have alternate takes or even total re'),
('3694','edits from  the deleted scenes on the Laserdisc and original DVD releases. The cocoon  scene is a great example of this; originally opened with flat, static shots  of Ripley clumsily descending a ladder, now opens with a low'),
('3695','angle tracking  shot of Ripley descending much more smoothly.'),
('3696',' Also in the 2003 version, Kane holds some kind of weapon in his hand while  approaching the face hugger.'),
('3697',' Edited together from the first two episodes of "Space: 1999" (1975).  Originally released on video in the US with a risque introduction by Sybil  Danning, as part of the Adventure Video series. Withdrawn from circulation  after Martin Landau and Barbara Bain threatened legal action.'),
('3698',' Each time the Fox network reran this "one'),
('3699','hour special," they promoted it as  containing previously unaired footage, which meant something else had been  edited out to make room for the new material. It is unclear which of the  broadcast versions was used for the video release, where, in any event, the  program is followed by (apparently all of) the raw footage.'),
('3700',' In UK cinemas, 2 versions were shown in different cinemas. In some cinemas,  certain Newcomer native dialogue was subtitled into English and in others it  was not. This happens most notably in the scene where George and the morgue  attendant discuss the Newcomer corpse and recognise aspects of the body as  representing the drug addiction. Also a short dialogue between Harcourt and  Kipling after Harcourt first meets George and Matt where Kipling tells  Harcourt that Sykes was the policeman in the shootout at the films opening.'),
('3701',' The US video release contains several very brief scenes not shown on its  first release on Fox Television in the U.S.  For example, theres a brief  addition to the scene where Ahpossno boards his craft.  After you see the  trolly in LA go by following Ahpossnos departure from the mother ship, you  see the delivery man buying the flowers, and showing hate for Newcomers.  A  scene shows Penny welcoming the Franciscos home after their hospitalizaion.'),
('3702',' In Los Angeles, New York, and other major theater showings, the denouement of  the plot was played out live on stage by the actors from the film. The  general release substituted a filmed ending.'),
('3703',' The ABC television broadcast trims down most of the violence. The  headburster, Elgyns death, the gym shoot'),
('3704','out, General Perez death, the  soldiers escape pod sequence, and the chestburster facility scene. Nudity  also cut.'),
('3705',' In the theatrical release, H.R. Giger (qv) is not credited for his part in  the design of the Aliens. The video release has his name in the closing  credits.'),
('3706',' The USA Network version is not as heavily edited for violence and language as  other broadcasts. Only the most extremely violent scenes appear to have been  edited by mere seconds.'),
('3707',' In the Special Edition as part of the Alien Quadrilogy DVD Set, Ripley tells  Call about Newt.'),
('3708',' In the Special Edition for the Alien Quadrilogy DVD, after landing on Earth  Ripley and Call talk to each other in front of a landscape of a futuristic  Paris, France.'),
('3709',' The R2 Special Edition (available on the Alien Quadrology Boxset as well as  separately) contains 7 extra minutes of altered and/or extended scenes. As a  result, there is a little more character development, but the music has also  been re'),
('3710','edited (a bit poorly) in some scenes. Here follows a short  description: '),
('3711',' The main titles (the distorted shots of the 7 early Ripley clones in the   theatrical cut) have been replaced by an alternate opening, which starts   with a close'),
('3712','up of a growling alien mouth. As the camera pulls back, it is   revealed to be the beak of a fly, that is subsequently squashed by a thumb   of a soldier. The soldier uses a straw to blow the flys blood against a   window, which shows that he is actually sitting in a nacell of the Auriga   spaceship. The rest of the shot shows the Auriga slowly flying away from   camera. '),
('3713',' Directly after the chestburster has been surgically removed from Ripley 8,   she wakes up from her narcosis, grips the surgeons arm and breaks it. '),
('3714',' In the scene where Ripley is shown drawings of a glove and fruit, directly   after Genral Perez, Wren and Gediman leave, the doctor shows Ripley a   drawing of a young, blond girl, which seems to trigger an emotional memory   in her. '),
('3715',' During the meal scene, Ripley repeats Gedimans Fiori 16, and he asks her   what she remembers. Dr. Wren can also tells some more about the   Weyland'),
('3716','Yutani company ("bought up by Wall'),
('3717','Mart") '),
('3718',' The Betty introduction scene has been completely re'),
('3719','edited and extended.   The scene now starts with the Betty flying towards the Auriga, Elgyn giving   the clearance code over the radio (E'),
('3720','A'),
('3721','T'),
('3722','M'),
('3723','E), but now he flirts some more   with Hillard, and warns Call and Vriess over the intercom to get ready.   Next, Call and Vriess are shown working on the cargo, followed by some   extended dialogue in which Vriess tells Call an obscene joke. This is   followed by the scene in which Christie gets his hidden weapons (which came   first in the original cut). Next is Johners target practice, Vriess then   throws a tool to his head, Call calls him names, but Johner simply replies   by asking for his knife. When Vriess comments on his alcoholism, Johner   demans his knife back, Call breaks it, Johner threatens her, and there is an   extra line from Vriess that he and Cal deserve better company. '),
('3724',' During the deal between Elgyn and Perez, Elgyn has some more flattering   remarks about Call, thinking Vriess has an eye on her. After Elgyn asks   Perez for three days bed and board, Perez agrees under a few conditions (no   tresspassing in restricted areas, no trouble, no fighting). '),
('3725',' After Purvis shouts "Whats in'),
('3726','f###ing'),
('3727','side me?!?", Wren answers: "A   parasite! A foreign element!" After Call says that Purvis can be frozen and   operated later, she has another run'),
('3728','in with Johner, followed by Christie   agreeing that Purvis comes, but saying he will shoot him if he starts acting   funny. '),
('3729',' Just before everyone takes a dive through the flooded kitchen, Christie and   DiStephano have a short conversation on Christies weapons (the disposable   kind), and Call reminds everyone to take a deep breath. '),
('3730',' In the chapel, just after Purvis fake chestburst, there is an extended line   from Call, stating she recalibrated ground level, sending the ship into an   uninhabited quadrant of Earth, before she mentions time of impact. After   Ripley asks if shes the new a##hole model, she replies she couldnt let   humanity annihilate itself. Ripley comments that she once tried to save   people as well; she remembers a girl that had bad dreams, but she died   despite her help, and now she cant even remember her name. After DiStephano   enters to take them with him, Ripley asks Call if she dreams, which Call   does thanks to neural processors; Ripley says she dreams about the aliens   every night, and that she used to be afraid, but not anymore, since it is   always worse when she wakes up. '),
('3731',' After Johner kissed Vriess for getting them safely through Earths   atmosphere, there is an alternate ending with the Betty landing on Earth.   Call warns Ripley for the military that will come looking for her soon. She   says someone can get pretty lost on Earth, and asks Ripley what to do.   Ripley replies that she doesnt know, since she is a stranger there herself.   The camera then goes up, to reveal a post'),
('3732','apocalyptical Paris.'),
('3733',' SPECIAL EDITION release on video and laserdisc restores 17 minutes of footage  cut from theatrical version. The new scenes:'),
('3734',' Ripley is sitting on a park bench waiting for Burke (before the inquisition),  immediately following her stay in Gateway Station hospital. She presses a  button, and the entire park behind her disappears, reveiling a grey screen.  Burke enters and tells her how to act at the hearing. Ripley asks about her  daughter. Burke keeps talking about the hearing. She insists to hear about  her daughter. Burke hands her a computer printout (colour) that shows her a  nice old lady. Burke tells her her daughter died at the age of 67. That was  two years ago. Ripley whispers that she promised her daughter shed be back  before her 11th birthday before going off on the Nostromo.'),
('3735',' After Ripleys outburst during in the inquest ("Because if one of those  creatures gets down here, you can kiss all of this goodbye"), dialogue has  been restored in which Van Leuwen voices the councils final decision. (her  flight status is revoked because she is deemed unfit to serve as a flight  officer, she has to have monthly psych evaluations, and no criminal charges  being filed against her)'),
('3736',' A scene where the colonists receive orders from Burke telling them to explore  the derelict space craft.  Newts family drives to the site, during the trip  Newt and her brother Timothy are arguing about a game of hide and seek that  they play in the colonys airduct system. Timothy complains that Newt has the  unfair advantage of being able to hide in the small places that the rest of  the players cant get to. Following this, they arrive at the derelict ship  and the mother and father go in; later the mother returns dragging the father  who now has a face hugger clamped on his face.'),
('3737',' Theres a scene of the colony, before contact with the aliens, in this scene  we see a sign outside the colony reading: "Hadleys Hope '),
('3738',' pop. 158"'),
('3739',' During the sequence in Ripleys apartment (where they try to convince her to  go investigate the lack of contact with the Colony), Burkes dialogue  regarding "The Companys" interest in the colony has been restored.'),
('3740',' Immediately following the establishing shot of the Sulaco is a restored  introdution to the interior of the ship, eventually leading to the  frost'),
('3741','covered hypersleep chamber (and then they wake'),
('3742','up. this is similar to  the start of Alien).'),
('3743',' During the drop from the Sulaco to LV'),
('3744','426, is a restored scene of Hudson  playfully boasting about the Marines and their weaponry. He tells Ripley  hell protect her. He also tells her the Sulaco carries every weapon from  knives to nukes.'),
('3745',' During the Marines initial search through the colony, a sequence has been  inserted in which Hudson investigate some motion they have deteced ahead of  them. It were some mice walking around in their cage.'),
('3746',' The scene in which Ripley, Burke, Gorman, and Bishop enter the colony has  been restored. (you see lotsa hesitation on Ripleys face before entering the  complex). Hicks leaves behind, asks her if shes ok. She says yes and enters  the complex.'),
('3747',' During Hicks discussion of the equipment salvaged from the APC wreckage,  additional dialogue has been added in which he discribes the four remote  sentry guns and how they can be used.'),
('3748',' When Ripley and the Marines examine the colonys blueprints, discussing how  they will barricade themselves inside the complex, there is some additional  dialogue referring to the strategic placement of the sentry guns.'),
('3749',' The sequence of Hicks arming the sentry, and Hudson and Vasquez testing one  of the sentry guns has been restored.'),
('3750',' Before the scene where Ripley carries Newt into the infirmary, a single show  of the sentry guns has been inserted.'),
('3751',' During the scene where Ripley puts Newt to bed in the medical center, the  dialogue about Ripleys daughter and the origin of babies as been restored.   Newt asks Ripley if human babies are born the same way the aliens are. (Newt  asks if Ripley ever had a daughter and she finds out Ripleys daughters  dead).'),
('3752',' In the scene where Ripley, Bishop, Hudson, and Vasquez discuss the aliens  life cycle, there is some additional dialogue in which Hudson, Vasquez and  Bishop offer their speculations. (beehive/anthill sort of society)'),
('3753',' After Ripleys confrontation with Burke, the sequence involving the aliens  attempting to make their way past the sentry guns in the service tunnel has  been restored.'),
('3754',' Something probably only showed at the opening day of Aliens was a scene in  which Ripley puts on her Reebok sneakers after she just found out that the  facehuggers broke free, when she rested with Newt in the MedLab.'),
('3755',' After Vasquez and Ripley seal Bishop in the pipe, the aliens confront the  other two sentry guns that have been set up in the colony corridors. At the  end of the sequence, when Hicks dispatches Hudson and Vasquez (to walk  perimeter), some of the shots have been rearranged from the theatrical  edition and Hicks dialogue slightly altered.'),
('3756',' Before Ripley leaves the drop'),
('3757','ship to rescue Newt, there is some additional  dialogue in thich she turns to Hicks to say goodbye, and they exchange their  first names (Ellen Ripley and Dwayne Hicks).'),
('3758',' The laserdisc and DVD editions also includes the sound of a face'),
('3759','hugger  scurrying from left to right as the final credits fade.'),
('3760',' An additional scene shows Ripley searching for Newt and finding Burke who has  been cocooned and impregnated. Burke begs Ripley to shoot him, instead she  hands him a grenade. This scene was filmed (some magazines printed a few  shots taken from it), but it does not appear in any version of the film,  because Burke, given the established timetable, would have still had the  facehugger attached to his face.'),
('3761',' To get the U certificate in the UK, a cut was made to remove a highly  dangerous technique that children were deemed to be likely to copy, namely  sight of a cartoon character cutting through an electric cable.'),
('3762',' In December, 2003, the "ALIEN QUADRILOGY" boxset was released with a newly  created cut of "Alien 3" entitled the assembly cut. It attempts to  reconstruct David Finchers workprint (which the studio balked at), but goes  one step further and adds color correction and remixed 5.1 sound. Several  scenes, however, suffer from poor on'),
('3763','set audio quality (mostly due to the use  of fog machines and steam which obscures on'),
('3764','set dialog). Optional subtitles  transcript the dialog. Here are all of the found changes in the assembly  cut: The scene of Ripley being rescued at the beginning is completely  different. She is seen by Clements (Charles Dance) lying next to the EEV and  then taken into the prison covered in dirt. A group of prisoners heads down  to the beach with Oxen to get the EEV out of the water. In the theatrical  print Ripley is discovered still inside her cryogenic unit inside the escape  pod. This scene was re'),
('3765','shot to have footage of the dog (more on that later),  and has no Oxen or scenes mentioned above. Various shots of people examining  the escape pod that were in the theatrical print (as stated, they were taken  from re'),
('3766','shoots made during post'),
('3767','production), including a shot of a facehugger  crawling towards the dog and an elaborate optical shot of the EEV being  carried out of the water by a crane (in the assembly cut it crashed right  next to the shore), are missing from the DVD workprint. Immediately following  the rescue sequence, 85 tells everyone in the mess hall to settle down, and  Dillon preaches before Andrews first rumor control. The theatrical version  started the scene with Andrews rumor control. Just before the autopsy of  Newt, there is a scene with Clemens, Ripley, and Prisoner Kevin walking down  the spiral stairs into the morgue where Clemens questions Ripley about her  need to certain Newts death and also asks her if Newt was her daughter.  Ripley replies "No." As stated above, the alien comes out of an ox instead of  a dog. There is a scene where two inmates are dragging an ox named babe after  it has suddenly dropped dead into the butchery. They discuss what caused  Babes death, and they have some macho talk about Ripley. The scene ends when  one of the inmates discovers a strange dead animal next to the oxs corpse  (which is a dead facehugger). This scene replaces the scene in the theatrical  cut where Murphy finds his wounded dog. The funeral scene is now intercut  with scenes of the infant Alien bursting from the dead ox (originally it came  out of the dog), concluding with a newly made digital shot of the Alien  making its first steps and running off. Just before Ripley enters the mess  Hall with her newly shaved head after the funeral, Prisoners Boggs and Rains  share their complaints to Dillon about Prisoner Golic. They say he is crazy  and smells bad, and that they dont want to work with him in the tunnels.  Dillon tells them they have no choice. The scene in which Ripley and Dillon  talk about temptations in the cafeteria ends on a shot of Dillon, where it  originally ended on Ripley. Following Murphys death, there is more dialog  between Ripley and Clemens about why they had to cremate the bodies. Right  after the scene where Ripley asks Clemens where the Bishop droid is, there is  a scene where Dillon sees Boggs, Rains, and Golic, off on their excursion  into the tunnels. Dillon asks them to light a candle for the dead prisoner  Murphy (the first victim in the vent shaft). They go off into the tunnel.  Immediately following this is the scene where Warden Andrews and Clemens meet  to discuss Ripley. It has a completely new beginning, where the theatrical  version begins with Andrews threatening Clemens, and ends with Andrews  telling Clemens to "sit the hell down." There is additional dialog here where  Clemens Andrews that Ripley was part of a combat team; Andrews eventually  just tells Clemens to get out. Golic kicks open an old cigarette machine in  the tunnel to get free cigarette packs. During Ripleys conversation with the  reconnected Bishop, there are intercut scenes of a crazed and bloody Golic  being found in the mess hall by Eric, the cook, who panics and drops the  dishes. A little bit later, Golic is grabbed by the others (Clemens, 85,  Andrews, and Dillon) and dragged to the infirmary. The scene following  Andrews talk with Ripley about the alien (where Ripley and Clemens talk) has  a new opening shot in which the camera begins with a medium shot of Golic,  then tracks through the hospital room. Later on in the scene, a tied up Golic  interrupts with a few lines about how in an insane world, an sane man must  appear to be insane; Clemens sarcastically thanks him. Golic spies on Ripley  and Clemens talking by looking under the curtain. The alien drops from the  air vent into the infirmary and lands on the mattress next to him causing it  to lower. There are more shots of it approaching, and Ripley sees its feet  through the bottom of the curtains. There is also a shot of the alien opening  its mouth before killing Clemens. After the alien kills Clemens, and Ripley  runs out of the infirmary, there is a close'),
('3768','up of Golic admiring the alien,  he calls it "magnificent." Followed by a shot of a large amount of blood  dripping from the grate through which Clemens was hauled by the Alien (just  after Ripley takes off for the dining hall). In the mess hall, Dillon leads a  prayer and then chastises the prisoners for what has been going on (such as  the attempted rape and the death of Murphy, Boggs, and Rains) as Ripley runs  down the hallway. Andrews takes over with a sarcastic "Thank you" and the  scene goes on as originally shown. A new shot where the prisoner mopping up  Andrews blood. He looks up at the air vent (an overhead shot). This is  immediately followed by a new scene where Dillon preaches to the prisoners  after Andrews death. In the same scene after Morse says they should take  Ripleys head and "bash it through the fucking wall," Ripley replies "That  sounds good to me..." There are several extra shots in the scene where the  inmates set the trap in the tunnel (almost a minutes worth), including one  with two inmates checking a pile of batteries, to see if there are some with  enough electricity for Aarons flashlight to work. Ripley looks exhausted  while on paintbrush detail and shrugs it off, Dillon shows concern. As the  explosions in the corridors are going off, there are several new shots of  prisoners in the air vents engulfed in the flames and falling out of the  vents on fire, as well as 85 running away from a burning prisoner. Dillon  tries to activate the sprinkler to no effect (the sprinkler goes off in the  theatrical version, and the scene ends right there). One of the prisoners is  hurt badly and Ripley is trying to help him. The prisoners friend Junior  (the guy with the tear tattoo who initially attacks Ripley in the attempted  rape scene) looks fearfully at her as she realizes both of them attacked her.  The group runs for the spare sprinkler activator. The alien crawls down from  the ceiling as the others (including Ripley and Dillon) try to lure it away.  Junior is near the Toxic Waste room and sees a chance to trap the alien and  runs into the room, causing the alien to run in after him and sacrificing his  life. Ripley and Dillon lock the doors and the sounds of the alien killing  him are heard outside. Dillon turns on the sprinklers. After finally putting  out the fires, there are several new shots in the montage of prisoners  walking through the wreckage of the hallways, and a scene where Dillon is  leading a prayer for those who sacrificed themselves and died. Ripley and 85  look in from above and begin to discuss religion. 85 says that the company  will arrive to kill the trapped alien with smart guns. Ripley asks him what  if they wont kill it. Immediately following this, there is a scene where  Morse is guarding the still bound Golic in the infirmary. Golic asks Morse to  untie him. Morse reluctantly unties him, and after Golic asks him, tells him  where the alien is trapped. Golic knocks him out and hurries out of the room.  Next, there is a scene where 85 and Ripley are sending a transmission to the  company about the trapped alien and Ripley, testing the companys intentions,  requests permission to terminate the alien. The company quickly replies they  are not to do anything against the alien, confirming Ripleys suspicions.  Golic then arrives at the Toxic waste dump and tells the prisoner guarding  the door he must talk to the creature. The prisoner shrugs him off and  suddenly Golic slits his throat and opens the door, telling the alien hell  do anything he wants. Golics screams as the alien attacks. Ripley then tells  Dillon about the companys plans to keep the alien alive and Dillon says he  doesnt care. Ripley insists that innocent people will die and Dillon tells  him that the world outside does not exist for them. Morse rushes in and tells  them he has bad news. The three of them, along with 85 go to the dump where  85 blames Morse for the insane Golics actions. Some of the latter scene was  re'),
('3769','edited to make it follow the explosion sequence in the theatrical cut. A  new scene in the assembly hall, after Ripley discovers she carries an Alien:  the prisoners are arguing about the course of action to be taken; now that  the Alien is free again, there is nothing stopping it from attacking them  anywhere in the complex. One of the prisoners lights a match for his  cigarette, which reminds all others of the Aliens fear of fire. They all  decide to move to the furnace area immediately (which explains why Dillons  following peptalk takes place there). When Ripley and 85 argue about  contacting the company there is some extra dialog at the end of the scene.  There is some added dialog in the scene where Ripley tells Dillon about the  Queen inside of her, mainly about the nature of the Queen and the  consequences of its survival. Also, when Ripley fights with Dillon after he  refuses to kill her, there is an added line where Dillon says "Go kill  yourself" During the scene where the remaining prisoners are meeting to  discuss Dillon and Ripleys plan to terminate the alien, there are expanded  dialog scenes concerning Dillon telling them they have a choice to get even  with the creature for its destroying the others. Ripley then questions 85s  statements that the rescue team is on its way. Some of the prisoners discuss  religion before the tunnel sequence (right after Dillon says they are  "Praying"). They laugh hysterically, which freaks out David (Pete  Postlethwate). This replaces a scene where David is told by another prisoner  named Jones what hes supposed to do. Jones leaves and David says to himself,  "This was her idea." Following this, there is a shot cut OUT of the assembly  cut of 85 waiting for the rescue team. David (Pete Postlethwaite) finds  Vincents body in the tunnel. As the alien rampages through the tunnel,  Ripley asks what the prisoners are doing (when two of them guarding the  piston run off) and Dillon says "Improvising" There is more dialog when  Bishop II confronts Ripley as he refers to the malignancy inside her and the  great courage she has shown. There is also an added scene where the Asian  medic explains the procedure to remove the alien from Ripley. When Bishop II  asks Ripley to trust him and she must choose, the scene is more drawn out,  and you can see Ripley agonizing more over the decision she must make. When  85 hits Bishop II with the pipe there is an additional moment which Bishop II  can be seen in pain and wiping blood from his face. He shouts "Im not a  droid!" After this, Bishop sees one of his crew'),
('3770','members with a camera trying  to film Ripley, and he tells the man with the camera, "No pictures!" Several  shots of Ripley preparing for her jump, as she looks hesitant and nervous.  She looks at Bishop and says "Youre crazy." right before she jumps. Ripleys  death scene is a completely alternate take: In the theatrical version, as  Ripley fell, the alien queen burst out of her chest, here she simply falls  into the lead. Her body can be seen burning up just before it hits the lead.'),
('3771',' The extended cut from the Alien Quadrilogy DVD Set does not include all of  the footage from the work print. There are at least 5'),
('3772','10 minutes from that  version that werent re'),
('3773','edited for the new DVD box set: '),
('3774',' In the scene where prisoner Murphy becomes the aliens first victim in the   vent shaft, he is singing a different tune than that heard in the theatrical   version and there is no mention of the dog. He simply peers into the tunnel. '),
('3775',' A few more scenes of 85 and Ripley arguing about what the company will do   with the alien. '),
('3776',' Shots of Dillon walking through corridors and finding bodies (Troy) as well   as Ripley finding bodies (Eric) and verbally identifying them. '),
('3777',' Jude slips, falls and cuts himself with the scissors he was holding. '),
('3778',' 85 silently meditating with his head bowed down as he awaits the company   people. '),
('3779',' When the company reps arrive, it is extended as the Asian rep asks 85 if   hes seen the beast, and 85 says yes and that Ripley has one inside her.   Bishop II replies, "We know that." When 85 sees the cage he tells them "Your   gonna need a bigger cage." '),
('3780',' When Ripley is trying to lure the alien back into the piston, she keeps   telling it to kill her. '),
('3781',' Right before activating the sprinklers and killing the alien, Ripley says   "For the last time..." (this shot is in several of the films trailers) '),
('3782',' When Ripley tells Morse to help her and he asks "What do you want me to do?"   She replies, "Youll know..." '),
('3783',' After Ripley falls, Morse crawls over to look out into the molten pit. '),
('3784',' The last scenes are arranged a little differently with the video screen   facility closed shot coming before the shot of the empty cryotubes and   Ripleys transmission being heard.'),
('3785',' The unauthorized Greek DVD released by Leon Films is sourced from an old  beta'),
('3786','cam master that looks really rough. It contains fake hardcore inserts  (taken from Greek hardcore films of the 80s) trying to market the film as  porn. The original audio track has been replaced by new dubbing and new  soundtrack and the result is atrocious. Also the original opening credits  have been replaced by new ones.'),
('3787',' Original Run Time of 100 minutes. Video Version, despite saying true length  of 100 minutes, is in fact the theatrical version of 80 minutes.'),
('3788',' The Library of Congess also restored a sound version, 133 minutes long, which  is the version occasionally shown on American TV.'),
('3789',' In 1939, the film was re'),
('3790','released with two major changes: the first was the  addition of a voice'),
('3791','over narration comparing the WWI German soldiers depicted  quite favorably to the Nazi army that had just begun to sweep across Europe.  The second change was the addition of a new scene at the end, showing Nazis  burning books '),
('3792',' including the one on which the film is based.'),
('3793',' Re'),
('3794','issue prints (particularly for 1940s and later TV releases) were cut by  some 35 minutes and the soundtrack altered by the distributor, especially  during the final sequence where music was added contrary to director Lewis  Milestones wishes.  In 1980, before his death, Milestone asked Universal to  restore the film and remove the music to the final scene.  In 1998, about 30  minutes were reinstated to resemble the original 1930 cut, and Milestones  wishes were finally honored.'),
('3795',' The silent (synchronized sound, non'),
('3796','dialogue) version is 133 minutes long and  was restored by the Library of Congress. It was prepared for Universals own  cinemas (they were one of the last exhibitors to convert to sound) and shown  in France and Australia and possibly elsewhere, but never in Britain until  Sunday 23 November 2003.'),
('3797',' The DVD release is the edited version which was shown in European theaters in  the early 80s. Approximately 20 minutes of footage was cut from the original  Hallmark Hall of Fame production which aired on American TV in 1979,  including two scenes immediately following the award ceremony: the soldiers  discuss the causes of the war in their billet while Himmelstoss listens in  icy silence, and Paul and his friends admire and make lewd comments about a  pretty girl on a theater poster. Also, the scene of Paul carrying the wounded  Kat to the dressing station is greatly reduced, eliminating the rest stop and  conversation in which Paul tries to give Kat his address.'),
('3798',' A 129 minute version was given a cinema release in Europe in the early'),
('3799','1980s.'),
('3800',' German theatrical version was cut by. ca 7,5 minutes (ie. a conversation  between Rosenfeld and Simons, Woodward asking a woman about Hunt, Woodward  and Bernstein being dismissed by Mrs. Hambling, Woodward on the way to a  meeting with Deep Throat). DVD release is uncut.'),
('3801',' The first cut by director Billy Bob Thornton was ca. 4 hours long. It was  later cut down to the 116 min. version released to theatres.'),
('3802',' When the movie was re'),
('3803','released on cable, the final credits add "Mary Kay  Letourneau was finally released on August 4, 2004."'),
('3804',' Amuck (1972) has also been released in a shortened, 78 minutes version under  the title Leather and Whips (1972).'),
('3805',' Often shown as a 2'),
('3806','part or 3'),
('3807','part mini series.'),
('3808',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3809',' Version prepared for Big Broadcast of 1937 is in black and white and has many  visuals substituted for animated shapes.'),
('3810',' There are two cuts to be found on home video.  A 1985 release by RCA/Columbia  Home Video on VHS and LD is English dubbed and edited for content.  These  edits appear only within the live'),
('3811','action interludes, a full 10 minutes worth  though '),
('3812',' this version is 75min run time. Interesting what they chose to  remove, considering that much of the animation itself could be seen by some  as rather risqué and probably intended for an adult audience.  The removed  bits generally are those containing abuse by the conductor upon the orchestra  and animator. This transfer (both tape and LD) is somewhat green throughout,  unlike the current VHS available by HomeVision which is original Italian  w/English subtitles and appears to be uncensored.'),
('3813',' West German TV version was edited down by ca. 10 minutes to fit a 90 minute  time'),
('3814','slot. This version was also released on video.'),
('3815',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to heavily edit scenes of gore,  including shots of legs being bitten off, a car being destroyed by the  alligator and victims being eaten alive during the garden party attack, and  to remove one instance of the word fuck in order for the film to receive an  A (PG) certificate. The cuts were waived in 1991 when the certificate was  raised to a 15, and all subsequent releases are fully uncut.'),
('3816',' The Catalina Home Video version cuts out the blood floating to the top of the  water in the pool scene and the line "Im gonna kick its ass" is changed to  "Im gonna kick its tail" and "pain in the ass" is changed to just "pain"'),
('3817',' The TV print cuts the continued creepy music in the news report, misses the  scene where people are asked where the alligator was last seen, and the  complete scene where the alligator crashes through a wooden fence to get to a  baby.'),
('3818',' The Catalina version not only cuts the blood in the pool scene and all the  profanity, it also cuts a second in the the scene where Brock is exploring  the alley with the Cheif.'),
('3819',' The version released in Japan is ruromred to contain a extra scene were Gina  talks to Val abought shooting her video.'),
('3820',' Two versions are available in the USA, an edited R'),
('3821','rated version and a more  graphic unrated version.'),
('3822',' An expanded, Spanish'),
('3823','language version of the two'),
('3824','reel comedy _Thundering  Tenors_ (1931) (qv).'),
('3825',' At least one airline inflight version of this film completely cuts the  flight/storm scene.'),
('3826',' The trailer shows part of a scene where young William is at a school dance  which isnt included in the theatrical cut of the film.  This scene would  have logically followed the scene showing young William and other boys  combing their hair in the bathroom.'),
('3827',' More scenes featured the trailer but not in the film: '),
('3828',' Penny Lane up to her neck in water in an unspecified swimming pool '),
('3829',' William telling three groupies, "I have family members with severe anxiety   problems" '),
('3830',' William sitting on a couch with a guitar; he is trying to strum it when   someone comes and unceremoniously takes it away from him.'),
('3831',' An alternate take of the scene in Elaine Millers classroom is included in  the trailer, this time she slams her hands down on her podium while saying  "Rock stars have kidnapped my son!"'),
('3832',' The trailer also includes an alternate take of Penny telling William "You are  home" on the bus.'),
('3833',' The extended bootleg cut version available on DVD features 39 minutes of  additional footage, bringing the running time at 162 minutes.  This version  is actually titled Untitled and has a title card as such in Cameron Crowes  handwriting.'),
('3834',' A scene was filmed in which William plays Led Zeppelins "Stairway to Heaven"  in front of his mother and some high school staff, as well as Darryl (Anitas  boyfriend). William introduces the song by saying that it was based on the  works of Tolkien. During the song, the group is looking through the lyrics on  the inner sleeve and a copy of Rolling Stone. William and Darryl are  lip'),
('3835','synching and playing air guitar and drums. Elaine denounces the song, and  the scene continues with her saying "no, no, no, no" before finally agreeing  to let her go. However, rights problems forced Crowe to cut the scene. The  scene is presented on the "Bootleg Cut" two'),
('3836','DVD set. The scene has no music,  but there is an on'),
('3837','screen cue telling the viewer when to start the song.'),
('3838',' There are 3 hidden outtakes on the Directors Edition DVD: A scene where  Penny Lane is saying Russells girlfriends name over and over again to get  over the discomfort of it. Notice in the film Penny says she cant even say  her name. Crowe says it was based on Truffauts "Stolen Kisses". The clip of  the shooting of the scene on the tour bus when Penny tells William that when  they go to Morocco theyll have different names. The first take of the scene  with William and Lester Bangs walking up the street. Crowe explains  beforehand on the audio clip that when Phillip Seymour Hoffman broke  character during the take he thought he heard somebody say "cut" when in fact  nobody did.'),
('3839',' An unrated version has more explicit sex scenes than the R'),
('3840','rated version.'),
('3841',' Original version was 110 minutes long but was cut to 96 minutes after the  premiere.'),
('3842',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('3843',' Cut 8 minute version available on Young and Dangerous (2004) collection.'),
('3844',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 15 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('3845',' The CD'),
('3846','ROM version features voiceovers and a soundtrack different from the  original floppy disk version.'),
('3847',' The German DVD release of the Directors Cut has additional gore scenes (e.g.  Miles is now brutally killed on screen instead off screen as seen in the  theatrical version) and a new martial arts fight scene. The love scene  between Christian Slater and Tara Reid has been removed.'),
('3848',' As with _House of the Dead (2003)_ (qv), the aspect ratio was changed from  2.35:1 to 1.85:1 for the American market.'),
('3849',' Theatrical trailer includes small bits of scenes not in the final film: '),
('3850',' A car driving through a garage '),
('3851',' Elizabeth Rose embraces her daughter '),
('3852',' You see from the outside how the FBI agents enter Gary Sonejis house '),
('3853',' Alex crashes a door with a cop standing beside him '),
('3854',' Alex and McArthur in what looks like a storehouse at a harbour '),
('3855',' Alex and Jezzie aboard Sonejis ship '),
('3856',' Heavily armed FBI agents approaching Sonejis ship '),
('3857',' A guy on the train using a cell phone (probably the "Potentially Evil Guy on   Train" mentioned in the end credits)'),
('3858',' Reissued c.1929 with a synchronised orchestral score.'),
('3859',' German VHS version misses ca. 4 minutes.'),
('3860',' In the original French version, the voice of the computer Alpha 60 sounds  harsh and throaty as if produced by belching. One English'),
('3861','dubbed version  gives the computer a more typical computer'),
('3862','like voice.'),
('3863',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon. This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('3864',' The directors cut (set for release in 2002) is twenty minutes longer than  the original film.'),
('3865',' The directors cut restores, among other scenes, a subplot featuring Kenneth  McMillan as a patron with a serious dog problem.'),
('3866',' An English version and a French version were shot simultaneously with the   same actors.'),
('3867',' Available on video in two versions: the 103 min. R'),
('3868','rated cut and a much more  explicit 115 min. unrated cut.'),
('3869',' The uncut dubbed version is called "Night of the Doomed", and runs 97m.'),
('3870',' There is a version in Germany where the sex scenes are toned down and also  the scene where Fiona Gelin shoots the man in the genitals and it casuses his  death is edited where the closeup is not shown.'),
('3871',' The 2001 DVD release in France from Paramount contains an alternate cut of  the film, running 80 mins., which places most of the events into  chronological order.'),
('3872',' An exclusive digital restoration of the film was done by Criterion in 1995  for their laserdisc. The disc contains a before'),
('3873','and'),
('3874','after demonstration of  the restoration process and has the option of either the original Italian  soundtrack or the English'),
('3875','dubbed soundtrack.'),
('3876',' In 1998, the Mary Pickford foundation copyrighted a video version produced by  Timeline Films and Milestone Film & Video.  It has a music score arranged and  performed by The Mont Alto Orchestra and runs 67 minutes.'),
('3877',' Television versions contain an additional sketch with Dick Miller as a  ventriloquist whose dummy is switched with a French'),
('3878','speaking one. There is  also an additional sketch featuring Jenny Agutter. Neither of these is found  on the video version. The Pethouse Video was completely reshot for  television and features Monique Gabrielle walking around in lingerie rather  than being naked. The "Bullshit Or Not?" program is retitled "Baloney Or  Not?".'),
('3879',' European TV versions include the original Pethouse Video scene.'),
('3880',' Original version premiered at 120 minutes. The only surviving version is a 93  minutes cut.'),
('3881',' Two references to singer Jackson Browne beating Darryl Hannah included in the  initial airing were deleted from subsequent showings after Browne objected.  He had been cleared of the charges by a police investigation.'),
('3882',' The trailer for the movie features a scene where a blonde woman says "Hey,  didnt you used to be fat?" to Kiki (Julia Roberts), who in reply says "I  could reminisce about this for a second". This is not included in the  released movie.'),
('3883',' During the theatrical trailer, Eddie and Gwen are briefly shown in a film  where they are in a war setting dressed in colonial outfits.	This is not  included in the final release.'),
('3884',' At the end of the trailer, there is a scene where Eddie is sitting in a limo  with Kiki. This was not used in the final version of the film.'),
('3885',' Several deleted scenes are included on the R1 DVD release, including an  additional appearance by Alan Arkins guru character and more footage of Hal.  Also included is a scene that would have revealed that Eddie was cheating on  Gwen, contradicting what is indicated in the final edit, and a scene showing  Hector also cheating on Gwen.'),
('3886',' DVD deleted scenes are: '),
('3887',' Extended scene of Hector in the bathtub; a girl had been fellating him under   the bubbles '),
('3888',' Eddie calls the wellness guide, whos tooling around the Las Vegas Strip in   a classic Cadillac convertible, about whether or not to meet Gwen for dinner '),
('3889',' After Eddie and Kiki wake up, Leaf shows up to rekindle the vengeance affair   Eddie had with her on the set and comments on Kikis weight loss '),
('3890',' Hal bickers about the lack of honesty in Hollywood to a Spanish'),
('3891','speaking tow   truck driver in the desert after his car broke down '),
('3892',' Danny tries unsuccessfully to schmooze Hal in the auditorium after the film'),
('3893',' Although the cinema version was uncut the 1987 UK Virgin video release (as  "Hide And Shriek") was cut by 58 secs by the BBFC. The cuts were fully waived  for the 2005 Stax DVD and the film released under its original title.'),
('3894',' Originally released at 110 min.; re'),
('3895','edited and re'),
('3896','released in a slightly  longer version (112 min.) in 1978 when many of its then'),
('3897','unknown stars became  famous.'),
('3898',' One minor digital effect has been added, at the request of director George  Lucas, and can be found on the 1998 Collectors Edition DVD and VHS. In the  original theatrical release, when the movie title credit appears on screen in  front of Mels Drive'),
('3899','In, all that is seen behind the diner are buildings and  a cloudy/grey sky. On the Collectors Edition DVD and VHS, a sunset with  clouds has been digitally added in where the cloudy/grey sky originally was.  The original shot used in the film can be seen at the opening of the American  Graffiti documentary, which is on the same DVD/VHS.'),
('3900',' The 1978 re'),
('3901','release version was re'),
('3902','mixed for Dolby Stereo, which was not  available when American Graffiti was produced.'),
('3903',' One version has appeared on television with several scenes cut, including the  entire sock hop except for the Louie, Louie sequence (which, ironically, was  added to the 1978 re'),
('3904','release).'),
('3905',' In addition to the Louie, Louie sequence at the hop, the reissued version had  two other scenes added to the original release:  Terrys exchange at the used  car lot just before the first hop sequence, and Bob Falfa singing Some  Enchanted Evening from South Pacific after he picks up Laurie. In the  original release, John Milner is listed as having been killed by a drunk  driver in June of 1964 in the closing segment just before the final credits.   When the movie was reedited in 1978, the date of his death was changed to  December of 1964, most likely in anticipation of the release of its sequel,  More American Graffiti.'),
('3906',' Most TV versions include audible dialogue in the scene where Steve and Budda  are sitting together inside the drive'),
('3907','in with Laurie looking in through the  window.  Budda can be heard asking, "Why not?" at one point and, "Hey listen,  if you think Im chasing you again," just before she says, "This time it  would be just for fun.  OK?"  This added dialogue is not present in any of  the video releases, nor is it present in the DVD.'),
('3908',' New Line Cinema DVD features 3 scenes deleted from the original theatrical  version. '),
('3909',' A scene in which an elderly black woman is harassed and made to cry on the   boardwalk by a bunch of teenage skinheads. '),
('3910',' A scene after the "party", in which Cameron and Seth go to a cafe and   discuss Dereks change.  They then harass a black guy/white girl couple, and   then leave.  A car is waiting outside, in which several black men watch them   leave, before going after them.	One black man inside the car remarks   "Somebodys gonna get their ass whipped."  The aftermath is not shown, but   we later learn that Cameron and Seth were attacked. '),
('3911',' A brief scene in the cafe near the end in which Derek winks at a little   black girl and asks her if he looks okay.'),
('3912',' In 1995 a restored version was prepared for release on video/laserdisc, with  the 18'),
('3913','minute ending ballet soundtrack reprocessed in stereo.'),
('3914',' The softcore version was released one year later as "Johans Big Chance" with  same cast and same story.'),
('3915',' Despite being shown uncut on BBC TV the version released in the UK, as part  of The Hills Have Eyes 2'),
('3916','disc by Anchor Bay, was cut by 14 secs by the BBFC.  This was to remove scenes from _Last House on the Left, The (1972)_ (qv)  which had previously been cut by the BBFC.'),
('3917',' All previous cuts were waived for the UK DVD release which is uncut.'),
('3918',' U.K. video version is cut by 24 seconds.'),
('3919',' Scenes that were cut from the theatrical release in order to prevent time  restraints are. '),
('3920',' A scene where Joe enters his room and one of the troopers calls Joe a loser   and then shoves him. '),
('3921',' Jackson asks Joe if he wants to shoot some pool but Joe declines. '),
('3922',' A scene of the Black Star Ninja and Ortega discussing whether or not the   Colonel will change his mind about shipping the weapons. '),
('3923',' Joe finds a dead corpse in the barracks the same day he gets blackmailed. '),
('3924',' Black Star Ninja asks Ortega if Joe has any other relatives thats been   trained the way of the ninja.'),
('3925',' An early trailer for the theatical release of American Ninja has a couple  more scenes that didnt make the final cut and also carries the title  "American Warrior".'),
('3926',' U.K. video version is cut by 28 seconds.'),
('3927',' There are two German Rental'),
('3928','Videos (same Cover), both rated "not under 16".  One is uncut, the other one cut in 3 scenes.'),
('3929',' U.K. video version is cut by 1 minute and 4 seconds.'),
('3930',' German TV'),
('3931','Version misses a couple of scenes. Uncut Version is available on  Video.'),
('3932',' While the TV'),
('3933','version contains several cuts to reduce violence, the 18'),
('3934','rated  Video'),
('3935','Release is uncut.'),
('3936',' U.K. video version is cut by 1 minute and 11 seconds.'),
('3937',' On the American release DVD there are 2 scenes that were cut from the  original movie.  One is a fight between Jesse and Frank at a bar.  The other  is Jesse "paying" for a girl for Jim Younger.'),
('3938',' Unrated Special Edition DVD & LD contain some extra scenes from the  theatrical release to avoid a NC'),
('3939','17 rating: '),
('3940',' A slightly different version of Jim humping the pie.  The theatrical release   included Jims father catching him with the pie while standing near the   counter in the kitchen.  The unrated version shows Jims father catching him   laying on top of the pie on the bar in the kitchen. '),
('3941',' An extra, more explicit shot of Kevin and the cup of beer. In the unrated   version, the cup with semen in it is clear. In the R'),
('3942','rated version, the cup   is slightly tinted yellow to make the semen less visible. '),
('3943',' More graphic pages from "The Sex Bible". '),
('3944',' More moaning from Vicki while Kevin puts the Bible to use. '),
('3945',' Approximately 5 more seconds of Nadia pleasuring herself on Jims bed.'),
('3946',' Some versions shown by Sky Television in the UK contain different and extra  scenes including: '),
('3947',' The scene in which Oz turns up for the Music Recital, there is a scene which   is changed, where Albert asks "D'),
('3948','Does this mean Im not gonna get to do the   duet?" and a choir buddy says "Albert you suck". Then they cut to a long   shot of Oz and Heather kissing. In other versions Oz says "Albert, you   suck..." and it cuts straight to the next scene. '),
('3949',' Stifler mentions to the Lacrosse team after Oz has run off, "Guys, I dont   think hes coming back...", in other versions this scene is cut completely. '),
('3950',' Extra shots when Oz runs from the Lacrosse game, and asks a person for   directions. '),
('3951',' After Vicky telling Kevin that she wants to have sex, extra scenes are   included, including Vicky dancing in the mirror and Kevin looking in the   mirror while putting condoms in his jacket pocket.'),
('3952',' The extra scenes shown by Sky TV were also shown in the Australian television  premiere.'),
('3953',' Version aired on the FX cable network in 2003 remains surprisingly intact.  While the words fuck and shit, along with all nudity are cut, all  refrences to oral sex, masturbation, and orgasm are kept. Phrases such as  bust my balls, flute in my pussy and Tara Reid screaming Im coming  during orgasm are the same as theatrical release.'),
('3954',' Several scenes featuring Stiflers dad, played by Chris Penn, were cut after  initial screenings.  One included Finch losing control over his tantric  orgasm concentration when Stiflers dad rubs his shoulders.  Finch later  tells Stifler that his dad gave him the best orgasm hes ever had. In another  scene, after Michelle the Band Camp Chick puts the trumpet in Jims butt,  they sneak out and we see in silhouette a camp counselor playing the  trumpet.	Later, footage of the counselor with a gross fungus growing around  his mouth was shown, but dropped during screenings.'),
('3955',' In the first trailer, we see most of the opening scene in Jims Dorm.  However, most of the shots are from different angles.'),
('3956',' On January 15, 2002, 2 DVD versions of the movie were released: The "R" rated  theatrical version, and an uncut "unrated" version.'),
('3957',' Unrated version runs ca. 3 minutes longer (mostly shots of naked female camp  counsellors, ie. in the shower).'),
('3958',' In some versions of the film, dialog has been redone in at last two scenes,  presumably to make points more clear. For example, in Little Petes first  scene, he is asked what his Dad would say about him hanging backstage with a  rock band. In one version, Pete says "Nothing. Hes dead." In the other  version, he instead says "I never met my Dad. Hes some kind of mystery"  (which serves as a better setup for information learned later) Also, Tony  returns to the bands apartment after his release from the hospital, only to  find they have moved out. In both versions, under People Are Strange, we  hear him on the phone with a friend, but the phone conversations begin  completely differently. In one we never learn what happened to the band, only  that they seemed to have moved out and left Tony behind, while in the other  we learn that the band has gone on to big things, with a gold album. Both  versions phone calls end the same way, though, with Tony desperately asking  his friend for money or drugs.'),
('3959',' Director Mary Harron had to edit the two following scenes (which are  available on the DVD Killer Edition) in order to receive an R'),
('3960','rating: '),
('3961',' The word "asshole" in the line, "Christy, bend over so Sabrina can see your   asshole," was changed to just "ass". '),
('3962',' The threesome during the same scene was trimmed several seconds.'),
('3963',' Original version premiered at 151 minutes; later cut to 122 minutes.'),
('3964',' Alternate version originally titled "Space Girl West"  contains additional  footage, mostly flash frames, of alien flashbacks. This version also trims  down a montage sequence where Indigo and Tiger walk around after her second  abduction.  The music score is also deleted and replaced by sound effects.  The pit stop sequence before Tiger, Indigo and Anderson get to the truck stop  has been deleted. Additional sounds were added (previously just music was  heard) for end scene.  Last shot immediately cuts to black instead of holding  on image. This version is the directors preferred cut and has replaced the  first cut. It has assumed the original title of "American Rural West"'),
('3965',' German version is heavily edited for violence/gore to secure a "Not under 18"  rating. '),
('3966',' UK version is cut by 1 sec. to qualify for a 18 rating. '),
('3967',' US version is edited to secure a R rating.'),
('3968',' American Shame, The (2001) feature version has played festivals as well and  will be on available on Video in 2002 and seen on Showtime.'),
('3969',' US video version is about 10 minutes shorter than European version.'),
('3970',' The film was originally released under the title "The American Success  Company" (AKA "Good as Gold" or "The Ringer"). It was later re'),
('3971','edited  slightly and released under the title "American Success". In 2005 it was  re'),
('3972','edited by Brian Q. Kelley (qv), with the inclusion of some deleted  footage and a new narration by Jeff Bridges, under the title "Success '),
('3973',' The  Directors Cut". This new version was screened at the Munich Film Festival in  2006.'),
('3974',' There is a 100 min TV Movie version.  The first 20 minutes of this version is  a collection of very short scenes cut from the longer first half of the  movie.'),
('3975',' In all military versions of this film, the scene in the Gay bar where a man  in a U.S. Navy Uniform is seen kissing another man is deleted.'),
('3976',' The Unrated version includes an extended bachelor party scene as well as  various additions to the pre'),
('3977','wedding scenes.'),
('3978',' Universal Studios re'),
('3979','mixed the films monaural soundtrack to Dolby Digital  and DTS for the 20th anniversary collectors edition DVD, replacing the older  sound effects and adding some new ones (see also _Jaws_(qv)).'),
('3980',' For its 21st anniversary in Australia, the film was released in its uncut  form which was the same as the R rated U.S. version.'),
('3981',' An early workprint contains an alternate ending in which Andy and Serafine  have a child, which seems to be a werewolf.'),
('3982',' The 18'),
('3983','rated German video version was cut for violence in many scenes. The  TV'),
('3984','Version and the DVD'),
('3985','Release are also cut'),
('3986',' The first rough cut of the film included a closer relationship between Kenji  and Chad.'),
('3987',' The film was reissued in the 1950s with narration and commentary, and with  the names of the characters simplified.'),
('3988',' The board of film censors of Jamaica have excised the opening scenes,  depicting a violent slave uprising on a ship, from all copies of the film  released in Jamaican theatres.'),
('3989',' Original German version was cut by ca. 17 minutes. The 2005 DVD release  contains the complete film but with a new dubbing.'),
('3990',' When shown on Fox, the film was strongly edited. The whole incest plot  between Sonny and his sister was cut out. The shotgun deaths were trimmed  down and some profanity was moved.'),
('3991',' Copy at the Portuguese Film Archives was restored in 2003 by the laboratory  LImmagine Ritrovata, Bologna, Italy with 15 parts.'),
('3992',' Distributed in the United States circa 1922 as a 4'),
('3993','part film, of the original  15 parts.'),
('3994',' The following are from the deleted scenes on the DVD: '),
('3995',' An alternate ending where the camera is outside the house where El Chivo was   holding the two business partners hostage and two gunshots are heard. '),
('3996',' A comedic and tender scene between Daniel and Valeria which would have come   shortly after Valeria returned from the hospital. Valeria wakes up Daniel in   the middle of the night to help her get to the bathroom. '),
('3997',' A conversation between Daniel and Valeria in their apartment where Valeria   reveals to the audience that she had an abortion. '),
('3998',' A brief scene where Octavio bursts into Susannas mothers apartment   searching for her.'),
('3999',' In the television version of the film, scenes delted include: '),
('4000',' All scenes involving Willy and Anneke looking for the killer. '),
('4001',' John and Eric in a deeper conversation about Erics ex'),
('4002','girlfriend, who was   also Johns ex'),
('4003','girlfriend, and is Annekes mother. '),
('4004',' Laura in therapy with Ruysdael, discussing Eric. '),
('4005',' Eric using 2 different flags (1 for the where the killer struck, and 1 for   where the victim is found). '),
('4006',' Two night watchmen on the canal trying to search for the killer. '),
('4007',' Eric and Vermeer thinking they caught the killer but only finding the oxygen   tank.'),
('4008',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 6 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('4009',' Extra sex scenes were added for the video version, using a body double as a  substitute for Drew Barrymore.'),
('4010',' Video version features additional sex scenes and a 20'),
('4011','minute sequence showing  the real Amy Fisher being interviewed in prison.'),
('4012',' On a recent broadcast on the Lifetime cable channel recently added  information over the 1999 apology to Mary Jo Buttafuoco by Amy Fisher and her  release.'),
('4013',' The version shown on the Sci'),
('4014','fi channel has several scenes added, including  Westrige complaining about his room, Cale musing that the monkeys are acting  like they sense a predator nearby, and a dinner scene where Westrige  expresses reservations about Sarone.'),
('4015',' When released in the UK, this film was retitled Angel Island and had 47  minutes and 45 seconds of pre cuts made to it before being submitted to the  BBFC.'),
('4016',' In the Telemundo version that aired on September 4th, 2006, a CGI  blackboard(with a CGI eraser optically added, as well) is placed at the top  and bottom of the screen to hide the letterbox format. The credits are also  sped up and some scenes are removed so the film can fit in a two'),
('4017','hour time  slot with commercials. Most of the film is shown in a pan'),
('4018','and'),
('4019','scan format.'),
('4020',' The DVD features two extended scenes as supplement: '),
('4021',' While Hein is pulling Phils corpse away Paula comes into the anatomy hall   and almost discovers him. '),
('4022',' When Paula is chased by Hein and his partner, she goes into the room, where   the corpses are being washed, up to a steam tube and creeps to the next   room. In the extended version Hein comes into the room and extensively   searches it for Paula.'),
('4023',' Differences between the theatrical release and the directors cut: '),
('4024',' After Brian Fantana comments on being hung over from the previous nights   party, Champ states "I woke up on the floor of some Japanesse familys   living room, and they would NOT stop screaming!", to which Brick replies, "I   ate a big red candle". In the directors cut, Champ says "I woke up this   morning and I shit a squirrel. The hell of it is, the damn things still   alive. So Ive got this shit covered squirrel down there in the office, and   I dont know what to name it." Brick replies, "Im sorry, I think I ate your   chocolate squirrel". '),
('4025',' The scene of Ron Burgundy walking around the office with an erection is   extended by about fifteen seconds. '),
('4026',' Ron daydreams of being married to Veronica, and has two children. After   coming home from work, she appears from the kitchen in negligee, tells him   that shes just prepared dinner in the nude, and they somewhat violently   make out in the hallway. '),
('4027',' The scene of Ron being carried away by the crowd after reading the phrase   "Go fuck yourself, San Diego" on the air is extended, with Ron screaming, "I   would never say fuck! I would never fucking ever fucking say that!" '),
('4028',' After the above, Ron goes to Tinos where he is forced to eat cat poop in   regards to the above incident.'),
('4029',' In 1999, the end credit scrolls were rewritten to show updated AIDS  statistics.'),
('4030',' The DVD features the original opening scene of the movie where Seths mom  tricks him, making him abducted by the group of men who takes him into the  insitution.'),
('4031',' The 2001 VHS and "Family DVD Classics" versions have been edited and removes  all scenes that show the mermaids bare chest.'),
('4032',' The original Video Gems and Childrens Video Library videos removed the  opening Toei Animation logo which was featured over crashing waves. The 1989  Starmaker release restored the original opening. The American DVD release  restores the opening, but cuts approx. 2 minutes of footage from the rest of  the film.'),
('4033',' German edit is heavily censored; US cut, though shortened, more like the  original, gay'),
('4034','friendly version.'),
('4035',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 53 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('4036',' When released in the UK, the sight of a horse falling off a staircase was cut  from this title.'),
('4037',' Italian version is 10 minutes shorter than original version (released at 130  min.) and omits many scenes from a subplot about a fallen fighter plane.'),
('4038',' The VHS version deletes a few scenes of the "searching the town" scene,  including a shot of a topless young woman lying in bed.'),
('4039',' Earlier VHS releases showed the scene where Stone and Hall search the town as  full screen shots cutting back and forth from them to the victims inside  their houses, and does not show the shot of the topless victim. The DVD  release shows both searchers and victims simutaniously in reduced size  split'),
('4040','screen shots and include the topless woman both in that scene as well  as in a later flashback by Stone at Project Wild Fire.'),
('4041',' Available in the USA in both an R'),
('4042','rated and an unrated directors cut  version.'),
('4043',' Originally, the print ended as Mickey Rooney (I) (qv) accepts a judgeship  at Carvel and shows him on the judges bench with the words "to be continued"  superimposed on the frame at the end. This is the version currently shown on  the Turner Classic Movies channel, but it was for press previews only.  Metro'),
('4044','Goldwyn'),
('4045','Mayor changed their minds and decided not to continue the  series, so the version released to the public simply ended without reference  to Andy Hardy becoming a judge.'),
('4046',' The version sometimes shown on commercial televison contains footage omitted  from the theatrical release, most notably the epilogue sequence. In this  scene, Lt. Andrews is driving Molly to his parents house, where shell now  be living. Another scene that takes in the police station has Molly returning  to Lt. Andrews office to apologize for a rude remark ("Youre just a damn  cop!") she made earlier.'),
('4047',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('4048',' When released in the UK, in four parts, the first part, entitled Angel Cop 1:  Special Security Force, was cut by 2 seconds with the following BBFC  justification: '),
('4049',' "Here is a scene we cut from Angel Cop. This is a highly political piece of   anime, set in the near future where the Japanese government have set up a   special task force to deal with terrorists. This is the point where several   members of the Red Dawn Communist group are confronted by Angel, who   literally blows out the brains of one of the terrorists, which is pure   mutilation."'),
('4050',' When released in the UK, the fourth part of this film, entitlted Angel Cop 4:  Pain, was cut by 7 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('4051',' The dub script, used in the release by Manga Entertainment, was changed to  remove anti'),
('4052','Semitic themes and storylines, including removing references to  the worldwide Jewish conspiracy that was behind the group known as the Red  May. Other events and dialog were changed to remove other possible  controversial dialog.'),
('4053',' All UK versions were cut to obtain a 15'),
('4054','rating. Warner Brothers had to remove  the aggressive use of the word "cunt", or the film would have been rated 18.'),
('4055',' Curiously, the sex and violence did not offend the British Board of Film  Classification, but a scene of a cockfight did, and 4 secs were duly removed  from both cinema and video versions. This cockfight has been seen in a  heavily edited US TV version screened in the UK on ITV.'),
('4056',' A scene featuring Mickey Rourke and Lisa Bonet having sex was slightly cut by  around 10 secs before release in order to avoid a X rating. The European  theatrical version and US video version restore the missing footage.'),
('4057',' The American tv version, presumably in order to make up for time lost in  editing the controversial sex scene, added footage that was not included in  either the R or Unrated versions. The added footage was mostly made up of  flashbacks to the war and other various oddities, and actually helped explain  some of the more vague points of the movie.'),
('4058',' Angel in Exile was re'),
('4059','edited and re'),
('4060','released under the Title Dark Violence in  1954 in the US.'),
('4061',' Triple Cross was edited and re'),
('4062','dubbed with new voices and released as Angel  of Fury in 1993 by Imperial Video in the USA'),
('4063',' Some explicit sexual content was edited from the original NC'),
('4064','17 version to be  re'),
('4065','rated R.'),
('4066',' Although rated "not under 18" the German Video'),
('4067','Release, published by  Highlight Video, removes some of the violent scenes.'),
('4068',' US version titled "Witchcraft 70", narrated by Edmund Purdom, has a  different music score and includes additional scenes photographed and  directed by Lee Frost (under the name R.L. Frost)'),
('4069',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4070',' The version that opened in Chicago cut Cagney and OBriens scene before the  execution, so that audiences were left with the impression that Rocky had  turned yellow at his execution. The version shown in Australia and New  Zealand went even further, cutting the breakdown scene and the Dead End kids  reaction to it.'),
('4071',' In the French version, instead of Geraldo Rivera (qv) that chuck is going  to go after, he says Mike Tyson (I) (qv).'),
('4072',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 47 seconds by the BBFC'),
('4073',' The available print has been composed from material lifted from different  sources. The opening MGM credits are not the originals but a recreation using  the ones from "Big Business" changing the title and certain names. Most of  the film itself was lifted from elements used in a Robert Youngson  compilation and for this reason the quality of the images notably switches  from excellent to terrible, since the rest of the film was probably lifted  from worn 16mm prints.'),
('4074',' The cable television version on TNT contains many deleted scenes not shown on  the theatrical version including: '),
('4075',' Extended dialogue between Angus and Troy in the locker room. '),
('4076',' Scene with Angus helping his grandfather move some of his stuff to Aprils   house. '),
('4077',' Scene with Angus talking with his grandfather and April at Aprils house.    The scene also shows the grandfathers dance move "the irish swoon" which is   described to Angus earlier in the film. '),
('4078',' Extended scene where Angus goes to the dancing lesson, including Angus and   Troy commenting on the teachers good looks. '),
('4079',' Scene with Angus and his mom eating Hagandaas ice cream in the kitchen where   they talk about the upcoming dance. '),
('4080',' Extended scene where Angus is trying on suits.'),
('4081',' In the TNT version, there is an extended scene in which Melissa talks to  Angus about being his date for the Freshman Winter Ball.  This occurs right  after Angus discovers he is the Winter Ball King, and he is talking in the  hallway with Troy.'),
('4082',' The film was initially registered in a 9.5 mm copy. '),
('4083',' The directors cut submitted to the Government Censorship was 2800'),
('4084','meters   long, running at 102'),
('4085','minutes. '),
('4086',' The censored version aproved for exhibition in 1942 was 1880'),
('4087','meter long,   running at 68'),
('4088','minute.'),
('4089',' 1975 reissue was re'),
('4090','edited by Omiros Efstratiadis, one of original directors.'),
('4091',' The Australian R4 The Full Story DVD release features the version with the  alternate 80s background music.'),
('4092',' Late in the movie, Boone goes into Katys living room. She has just finished  sleeping with Professor Jennings. After Boone figures out whats going on and  leaves, Professor Jennings walks out of the bedroom and into the kitchen,  opens a cabinet, and reaches for something on a high shelf. In the theater  version, he is bare'),
('4093','butt naked. In the TV version, hes wearing pants.'),
('4094',' There is a version of "Animal House", which contains an alternate soundtrack,  wherein the background music is mostly 80s rock music. This is especially  clear in the cafeteria scene, where the lack of "dont know much about  history" is evident (and catastrophic). This version has been aired at least  once in Danish television.'),
('4095',' The "horse has a heart attack" scene was re'),
('4096','shot for television with Bluto  (John Belushi (qv)) shouting "I dont believe it!" instead of "Holy shit!"'),
('4097',' Television versions aired on TNT and TBS delete, among others: '),
('4098',' The scenes where Jennings and the students smoke pot. The scene is cut just   after Jennings locks the door and smiles. '),
('4099',' After Clorette DePasto falls over and reveals the tissue paper in her bra,   the entire scene, with the angel, the devil, and the shots of half naked   Clorette on the bed are cut out. It immediately jumps to her being ridden   home in the shopping cart.'),
('4100',' NBC edited 13 minutes from this film for its 1981 network television  premiere.'),
('4101',' In the club scene, Pinto asks his date what she is majoring in, and she  replies "Primitive cultures," followed immediately by a shot of  African'),
('4102','American performer Otis Day singing a rhythm and blues song. This  scene was cut in the telvision version.'),
('4103',' When Bluto peeps through the sorority'),
('4104','house window he sees some topless girls  having a pillow'),
('4105','fight. In the TV version the girls are wearing bras.'),
('4106',' An R'),
('4107','rated and a more explicit unrated version exists.'),
('4108',' The U.S. dubbed video version doesnt include the scenes where Belmondo  pretends to be mentally handicapped to fool the inspectors of social service.'),
('4109',' Theres a scene in the trailer in which Marvin is jogging and an old man  comes up next to him with weights and hits him in the face with one of them.  Marvin then says "warrior cant feel his face." This is not in the final cut.'),
('4110',' Another scene in the trailer that didnt make it shows Marvin coming out of  the dog'),
('4111','house in underware, picking up the dogs bowl, and saying hell wash  it and bring it back.'),
('4112',' Scenes which were deleted include: '),
('4113',' The doctor explaining the differant animal parts he put in Marvin.  After   mentioning the lion with the attention deficit disorder, we see it fall out   of the tree in the background. '),
('4114',' Marvin wakes up in Dimples doghouse and walks out naked holding the water   bowl over his front.	He then runs off to his house, again exposing his hair   covered behind to the shocked neighbor.	(The trailer shows this scene with   him wearing underwear.) '),
('4115',' Marvin returns to work where he can overhear everyones conversations, then   smells/hears a coworker fart and hastles him for it. '),
('4116',' The doctor talks to Marvin more about the animal traits, feeds him a fish,   and makes him jump through a firey hoop.'),
('4117',' 25th Anniversary edition DVD 2007 120 minutes.'),
('4118',' The original version of Animalympics was separated neatly into Summer and  Winter Games halves. The version seen on TV and on video is the re'),
('4119','edited  version, which most likely was created for its debut on HBO in the 80s. The  version currently being shown on the Disney Channel has several edits: '),
('4120',' A good deal of the "Noahs Ark Disco" sequence was cut (anything with   animals smoking, drinking, and carousing) '),
('4121',' Dean Wilson (the otter) saying of Kit Mambo and Rene, "Hey man, theyre   goin all the way!" was cut. '),
('4122',' Several other minor edits of topical 70s jokes were cut.'),
('4123',' The DVD version runs 102 minutes and omits the shorts "Rejected", "Strange  Invaders", "Ident", "Vincent", and "Mars and Beyond", but adds the shorts  "Moving Illustrations of Machines", "Aria", "Brother", "Cousin", "Uncle", and  "Bathtime in Clerkenwell".'),
('4124',' Excerpts from the shorts in this compilation had their original music cues  removed and were replaced by synthesizer for use in the film "The Wizard of  Speed and Time"(1989)'),
('4125',' The US English language version titled "The Littlest Warrior" runs 70  minutes. The uncut original Japanese version runs 83 minutes.'),
('4126',' Two versions of this film exist: this English'),
('4127','language version was directed  by Clarence Brown, while a simultaneously filmed German'),
('4128','language version was  directed by Jacques Feyder.  The German version has a different running time  and features a different supporting cast.'),
('4129',' MGM also released a silent version with titles by Madeleine Ruthven.'),
('4130',' Two versions of this film exist: this German'),
('4131','language version was directed by  Jacques Feyder, while a simultaneously filmed English'),
('4132','language version was  directed by Clarence Brown.  The German version has a different running time  and features a different supporting cast.'),
('4133',' Also available in a hand'),
('4134','tinted colorized version.'),
('4135',' The DVD includes several deleted scenes, many of which feature German actress  Christiane Krüger, which were filmed for the German version of the film.'),
('4136',' There were two different cuts of this movie in existence at the time of  release. The version released originally in Italy and subsequently in Germany  and maybe other non English speaking European countries had a running time of  95 minutes. The US release version is given with 103 minutes. The BBFC lists  a submitted running time of 104m 40s.'),
('4137',' NBC edited 32 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television  premiere.'),
('4138',' The running time on the original theatrical release was 130 mins according to  the 1983 edition of Film World.  Video prints run between 123'),
('4139','126 mins.'),
('4140',' This film has been available to commercial television in the United States in  several edited versions. For 2'),
('4141','hour time slots (as aired on NBC'),
('4142','TV in 1986,  1988, and 1990), a 96'),
('4143','minute version omitting or shortening a number of songs  (specifically "Dumb Dog" and "Little Girls" were eliminated entirely). A  version for 2'),
('4144','and'),
('4145','one'),
('4146','half hour time slots, running approximately 120  minutes, removing "Dumb Dog" and the beginning of "Lets Go to the Movies,"  aired on cables The Family Channel in the mid'),
('4147','1990s. The complete version of  the film was aired on basic cable TV in a 3'),
('4148','hour time slot around the same  time.'),
('4149',' Footage exists with Judy Garland in the lead role before she was fired. This  footage has been included in numerous documentaries.'),
('4150',' In the UK, to achieve an 18 rating, two seconds of footage was removed. The  cuts were required to remove an instance of sexualized violence (sight of a  bare'),
('4151','breasted woman being stabbed).'),
('4152',' German version is cut for violence/gore to secure a "Not under 18" rating.'),
('4153',' Videocassette copies of the film (Media Home Entertainment, sub'),
('4154','distributed  by Astral Video) released in the Canadian province of Ontario are missing  approximately 3 minutes worth of violence.'),
('4155',' R1 DVD version includes both the R'),
('4156','rated theatrical version and an unrated  directors cut.'),
('4157',' Video release features additional sex scenes not included in  original TV  version.'),
('4158',' In 2005 a Collectors Edition was released by Eric Chahi. This version runs  at a much higher resolution than the original, and contains far more detailed  backgrounds and artwork.'),
('4159',' The console versions of the game had several elements included to make the  game'),
('4160','play more difficult. In addition, new music was added throughout the  entire game, and all scenes containing blood (or anything that resembled  blood) were censored.'),
('4161',' The original Amiga version of the game is actually shorter than all the  others. After some reviews criticized the length of the game, Eric Chahi  added an extra level for all future releases.'),
('4162',' For the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version, Nintendo objected to a  scene with a swimming pool in it, in which naked females were bathing. To  give the impression that they were actually wearing swimsuits, the  butt'),
('4163','cracks of the bathers sitting on the rock with their backs to the player  were significantly reduced (at the time Nintendo had strict rules on  questionable things such as excessive violence and nudity in their games).'),
('4164',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 13 secs by the BBFC to remove a shot  of the decapitation of a live toad.'),
('4165',' There was an enlarged version shown on Russian television in 2003. It was  shown as a TV Series in 3 episodes. Featured some deleted scenes.'),
('4166',' Deleted scenes featured on DVD edition include: '),
('4167',' Gary asks Milo for help solving a problem he is having with the game Diablo   II. '),
('4168',' Love scenes between Lisa and Milo (which would have explained why Alice was   jealous).'),
('4169',' Region 4 DVD comes with the following deleted scenes: '),
('4170',' "Lisas Duplicity" '),
('4171',' Lisa confides in Milo that her journal that goes   missing and then is returned. '),
('4172',' "Milo & Lisa" '),
('4173',' Milo and Lisa sleep together '),
('4174',' "Alices Suspicion" '),
('4175',' Alice is suspicious of Milo and Lisa and quizes him   over where he was. '),
('4176',' "Lisa Gets Caught" '),
('4177',' When Lisa is taking photos of the satellite dishes, she   is caught by a security guard. '),
('4178',' "Gary & Milos Game" '),
('4179',' Gary Winston asks Milo to help him in a game of   Diablo. '),
('4180',' "Sleeping With The Enemy" '),
('4181',' Milo has rough sex with Alice after he finds out   that Alice was sent to spy on him. '),
('4182',' "The Rise And Fall of NURV" '),
('4183',' An alternate opening & ending sequence.   Opening Sequence is a speech by Gary Winston in front of the NURV logo, at   his online presentation. Milo is typing away at a computer watching him. The   Ending Sequence is Gary Winston preparing his statement for the press. We   then hear him start to cry. Milo & Alice are trying to get out of the   compound and are stopped at the gate, it doesnt open until a car coming   into the compound flashes an FBI badge and enters. Milo and Alice then drive   out while the gate is still open. We then see the NURV logo as seen in the   opening deleted sequence and hear different media reports until the end. The   final media report states ".. Nurvs monopoly over the software industry is   over"'),
('4184',' The R1 DVD contains all the deleted scenes mentioned above, except for the  "Sleeping with the enemy" sex scene.'),
('4185',' The footage presented here was edited two years earlier to create the key  Conner film Breakaway.  Bruce Conner offered limited availability of the  unedited footage beginning in 1968, under the title Antonia Christina  Basilotta.  The film is no longer available.'),
('4186',' The only version ever submitted in the UK is the heavily edited R'),
('4187','rated print  known as "The Grim Reaper". This version is missing the sequence where the  creature devours the fetus plus the climactic scene where he attempts to eat  his own entrails (the film ends abruptly after he is stabbed with the axe).'),
('4188',' The American region 0 version (aka "The Grim Reaper") replaces the original  music with the soundtrack used in _Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)_ (qv). In  addition to that, two scenes of extreme gore were cut; the first is where the  maniac pulls out and eats a womans unborn baby. The other is the final scene  which after the maniac is stabbed by a pickaxe in the abdomen, he pulls out  and starts to eat his own entrails in a futile attempt to keep them inside  him which completely alters the ending of the film. This version in total  appears to be around 10 mins shorter than the full 91 minute Italian version,  though some of the edits are also dialogue scenes. The U.S Special Edition on  the Media Blasters/Shriek Show label is the original version and fully uncut.'),
('4189',' Non'),
('4190','English international versions omit the credit sequence in the beginning,  featuring names of the voice actors through the magnifying glass. This is  valid for cinema, video and TV versions. The European DVD contains this  sequence, when the English audio track is selected; however, if any other  language is selected, the credit sequence also gets skipped on the DVD.'),
('4191',' The European version, dubbed the "Special Edition", has features not included  in the other versions. Among these are a new opening sequence, extra battle  stages, and new difficulty modes.'),
('4192',' On official Warner Brothers shows or DVDs, a sizable portion of the short is  excised as Bugs Bunny appears in blackface in a parody of Al Jolson (qv)s  role in _Jazz Singer, The (1927)_ (qv). Other DVD releases leave this  sequence intact.'),
('4193',' Alternate television versions of several scenes were filmed.'),
('4194',' Because European audiences normally dont know the rules of American  Football, approximately 12 minutes of footage (scenes of foul play) were cut  from some European prints to shorten running time.'),
('4195',' Although billed as the "Directors Cut" and boasting 6 minutes of added  footage, the U.S. DVD version is actually shorter than the U.S. theatrical  release, which ran 162 minutes.  Even with the added footage, home video  versions run a mere 157 minutes.  Among scenes/shots cut from the DVD  incarnation... '),
('4196',' Some locker room footage during halftime of the first game. '),
('4197',' A voiceover phone call between Cindy and Christina following the first game   is re'),
('4198','cut. '),
('4199',' Tonys drunken barroom speech about giving everything for his players,   prominently featured in the trailer, is entirely removed. '),
('4200',' The second game is re'),
('4201','cut. '),
('4202',' Game 3 begins with a Kid Rock song in the theatrical version.  The DVD opens   game 3 with a Black Sabbath song, and the game is heavily edited, with much   of the football action rearranged or cut entirely. '),
('4203',' A beach football game between the players and bikini'),
('4204','clad beauties is   trimmed. '),
('4205',' A brief bit in which Rooney antagonizes Willie during practice is cut. '),
('4206',' The final game is slightly re'),
('4207','edited, with a new scene of a player losing an   eye added, as well as more footage of Capss comeback montage, but other   plays are cut in slightly different ways.'),
('4208',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 45 secs by the BBFC to remove a  scene of a snake and a mongoose fighting. The 2006 DVD release restored some  footage via a different edit and is only missing 28 secs from the scene.'),
('4209',' In the version shown on network television, scenes were added that were cut  from the theatrical and home video versions. Those scenes include: Big Tonys  thugs shooting Beekmans snake (the scene showing Beekman later eating the  snake when he finds out the fight is on exist in all prints) and Big Tony  ordering his commercial jet to head back to Jackson for the big fight. The  final credits are time compressed or speeded up to end sooner.'),
('4210',' A version with alternate editing, different music and film clips, and extra  interview footage was put together in 1998 and is the one most widely in  circulation today. In addition, hour'),
('4211','long versions of both these cuts seem to  have been sold to some TV networks. The original versions both run 90  minutes, and the 1993 version is superior to the 1998 version. They are easy  to differentiate as the original 93 film has a clip from The Dirty Dozen  which was cut out in the 98 version.'),
('4212',' The scene in the female shower room was re'),
('4213','shot and edited for television so  all the female high school students are wearing towels. In the video version  they are completely nude.'),
('4214',' Video release was shortened by eight minutes by the director himself.'),
('4215',' The out'),
('4216','of'),
('4217','print Japanese laserdisc edition of this film is the original 124  minute theatrical cut.'),
('4218',' A 3D video version has been released under the title Hideous Mutant'),
('4219',' U.S. version was heavily censored of gore to earn an "R" rating instead of an  "X".'),
('4220',' Unavailable for years in the UK following its inclusion on the DPP 74 list of  video nasties. It was finally passed in 2005 with a brief 2 second cut of a  live rat being ignited with a flamethrower.'),
('4221',' A longer directors cut, titled "Apocalypse Now Redux", debuted on 11 May  2001 at the Cannes film festival. This cut was re'),
('4222','edited by Coppola and  Walter Murch and features a new Technicolor dye prints with additional  footage originally left out of thetheatrical release. The new version is 197  minutes long (53 minutes longer than the original version). The restored  footage also includes the French plantation scenes with Aurore Clement and  Christian Marquand, as well as scenes from the crew meeting the Playmates  later on. '),
('4223',' There are additional scenes when the crew is with Kilgore. During the napalm   strike, he helps a wounded Vietnamese child. The napalm strike has ruined   the favorable surfing conditions, so Lance and the others leave, much to   Kilgores dismay. Before they leave, Willard steals Kilgores surfboard.   Finally, just before Willard and Chef leave the boat to search for mangoes,   a helicopter files by with Kilgore on loudspeaker, asking for his surfboard   back. '),
('4224',' In the Playmate scenes, Willard trades two drums of oil in exchange for   spending two hours with the Bunnies. We see Chef with Miss May in a   helicopter, and Lance with the Playmate of the Year in a ransacked house.   Miss May was once a bird trainer at Busch Gardens and tries to talk about   birds with Chef while he is busy trying to get her to re'),
('4225','enact her photo   that he showed the crew. They end up kissing and Miss May gets excited   because Chef kisses like a bird. The Playmate of the Year is talking to   Lance about her troubles and insecurities about being a Playmate. Clean is   seen trying to barge in on both men, and when he barges in on Lance, the   Playmates open a chest (in which to hide) and discovers a dead Vietnamese.   Lance comforts her. Chef finds out afterwards that Clean is a virgin and   starts calling him names on the boat. Willard told Chief that the whole crew   can spend time with the Bunnies, but Chief refuses. '),
('4226',' At the plantation, Chef figures that they are French first and tells them in   French that they are Americans and are friends. They bury Clean with his   tape player there, and eat dinner with the French. The crew eats with the   staff, and Willard eats with the family. Chef wants to speak to the chef but   is informed he only speaks Vietnamese. Willard is lectured about Frances   colonial history in Indochine as well as their military blunders. There also   is a scene with Willard and Roxanne, one of the French women, smoking opium. '),
('4227',' At the Kurtz compound, Willard is imprisoned in an oven'),
('4228','like box. Kurtz   appears, accompanied by a group of children. He reads to Willard from Time   magazine articles about the Vietnam War.'),
('4229',' There are four different treatments of the end credits, all four are  available in different VHS, laserdisc, DVD and TV prints of the film...... '),
('4230',' When the film premiered in a limited 70mm format, it had no beginning or end   credits, nothing but a one'),
('4231','line Omni Zoetrope copyright notice at the end.   Programs were passed out to theatre goers in lieu of any credits. '),
('4232',' When the film went into its wide release its format was 35mm. This version   included end credits rolling over surrealistic explosions and burning   jungle, showing the Kurtz compound being destroyed. '),
('4233',' When Coppola heard that people were assuming that the explosions during the   end credits of the 35mm version meant that an air strike had been called in   on the Kurtz compound (which is not what he wanted audiences to think) he   quickly re'),
('4234','edited the 35mm version to have the end credits rolling over a   simple black background and a slightly altered musical score. '),
('4235',' The "Redux" version also has the end credits over a black background but in   different screen fonts and including additional "Redux" inserted cast   members.'),
('4236',' A 289min long workprint version exists. It has never been officially released  but circulates as a video bootleg. The bootleg contains the following extra  material not included in either the original theatrical release or the  "redux" version. '),
('4237',' A longer opening montage, the entire 10 minute song "The End" by The Doors   is heard.It intercuts longer helicopters/jungle images with Willard in the   hotel room in a drunken rage, as well as a scene where he is with a   prostitute. There are various shots outside depicting the streets of Saigon. '),
('4238',' When the two soldiers pick up Willard in the hotel room there is a brief   conversation while they help him shower and shave. They notify him that his   wait for his new mission is now over. '),
('4239',' The scene where Willard is given his assignment is longer and contains much   more dialogue. The general informs Willard that the mission is purely   voluntary and he can decline it. The general also offers Willard a promotion   to major upon completion of the mission. For some reason Colonel Kurtz is   referred to in this scene as "Colonel Leevy". There are some external shots   of the military base. '),
('4240',' A brief scene where Willard is introduced to the crew of the Navy P.B.R. '),
('4241',' Carmine Coppolas score is not present in this version. Many more songs by   The Doors are played throughout the film instead. '),
('4242',' None of the narration or dossier voiceovers are in this version. '),
('4243',' There is no audio dubbing in this version. All the audio is from the sound   recorded during the actual filming. Much of Robert Duvalls dialogue is   unitelligable due to the sound of the helicopters in his scenes. '),
('4244',' A much longer first cavalry "Ride of Valkyrie" attack scene (30+   mins)showing much unused footage and alternate takes. '),
('4245',' A much longer playboy bunnies performance. '),
('4246',' Various extended scenes on the boat, and alternate takes and shots. '),
('4247',' A scene where a miniature toy boat passes the Navy PBR. Lance tries to grab   it out of the water. The Chief yells at him to leave it alone claiming its   a booby trap. To prove it the Chief fires some shots at it to which it   explodes. '),
('4248',' When the P.B.R. reaches Do'),
('4249','lung bridge, the soldier that greets them gives a   more detailed explanation of the chaos around the bridge. '),
('4250',' When Lance is reading his letters on the boat, he suddenly stops to machine   gun a water buffalo on the shore. The Chief yells at him to stop. '),
('4251',' The sequence where Clean is killed is omitted. '),
('4252',' A slightly longer French plantation sequence. After the French woman strips   she crawls into the bed with Willard and they begin kissing. '),
('4253',' The sequence where the Chief is killed is omitted. '),
('4254',' More dialogue between Willard and the photojournalist when they first reach   the Kurtz compound. The Journalist reveals that it was HE who was able to   get the montangnards to break off their attack on the boat in the previous   scene. Willard repeatedly asks the Journalists name but he refuses to   answer. '),
('4255',' The character of Colby, (the soldier who was sent before Willard to kill   Kurtz, played by Scott Glenn) has a much more substantial role in this   version. As Willard inspects the compound, Colby tells Willard that the   night before, NVA soldiers had attacked (which explains all the bodies   laying about the compound). Willard then enters Kurtzs house, much to the   dismay of the journalist. Willard sees Kurtz empty bed and his medals, also   his journal with the inscription "Drop the bomb, exterminate them all" (many   of these scenes were in the final version but re'),
('4256','inserted in different   places). '),
('4257',' The scene where Willard talks to Chef about the air strike on the boat is   omitted. '),
('4258',' In this version. The first time Kurtz appears is the scene where a mud caked   Willard is tied up (seated) to a pole in the rain. Kurtz appears with   camouflage face paint, Willard asks...."Why he is being mistreated?" and   tries to bluff his way past Kurtz by telling him that he had just completed   a secret mission in Cambodia, and only stopped for supplies. Kurtz says   nothing to him, but plants Chefs head in his lap. (Only a portion of this   scene was in the original version). '),
('4259',' The scene where Willard meets Kurtz in his bed chamber contains more   dialogue....as Kurtz makes it clear that he knows why Willard is there. '),
('4260',' A scene where Kurtz talks to Willard in the bamboo cage while two children   sit on top of the cage and dangle insects in Willards face. He tells him   that Willard is "like his colleagues in Washington, master liars who want to   win the war but dont want to appear as immoral or unethical". '),
('4261',' A lengthy scene where the montangnards in a ritualistic display pick up the   bamboo cage (with Willard inside) and poke him with sticks (Lance and Colby   participate in this). The natives dance around the bamboo cage, chanting and   singing while a squealing pig is tied up and killed. '),
('4262',' A 10 minute version of the scene where Kurtz reads the poem "The Hollow   Men", intercutting between his reading and the journalist talking with   Willard. '),
('4263',' A scene where the journalist meets Willard to tell him that he thinks Kurtz   is about to kill him because he took his picture again. During which Colby   comes behind the journalist and shoots him three times, killing him. Willard   throws a knife at Colbys stomach to which he falls, but before he dies he   asks Willard to talk to his family for him and asks him to kill Kurtz. '),
('4264',' Kurtz speech about the horror and the children vaccination are omitted. '),
('4265',' During the assassination scene at the end, before Willard enters Kurtz   home, one of the guards confronts him. Willard picks up a spear to defend   himself as the guard picks up a child to shield himself. Willard runs the   spear right through the child and into the guard. The final scene with   Willard and the montangnards after Kurtz assasination are omitted.'),
('4266',' A digitally remastered IMAX'),
('4267','format version has been released Sept. 2002.'),
('4268',' The remastered IMAX version of the film is about twenty minutes shorter in  running time than the origial theatrical version.  Some of the missing scenes  are the dinner that the astronauts have aboard the ship that results in Bill  Paxton being sick into a plastic bag, and Cathleen Quinlan telling the off  the press.'),
('4269',' According to director Rainer Kaufmann the following scenes were cut from the  final release: '),
('4270',' Originally there was a scene after the funeral of Margot where Dieter tells   Hella about his relationship with Margot. According to the director this was   cut because the next scene does explain the same and works better. '),
('4271',' The fight between Dieter and Levin was cut for violence (possibly to secure   a "Not under 12" rating). In the uncut scene you saw how they fight and how   levin loses his teeth. '),
('4272',' The scene where Alma explores the house was longer. This was cut to shorten   running time.'),
('4273',' The original European version runs 80 minutes. Cream of the Crop acquired the  movie for US distribution and had a certain Sid Roth re'),
('4274','cutting the movie.  The US version has a running time of 68 minutes (although the box cover  states 90 minutes!). Removed were the opening credits as well as all  transitional scenes showing the guys indoors, on the slopes and fooling  around in the snow. The original opening sequence sans the superimposed on  screen credits has been moved to the middle of the movie as sequence 3. The  original cast list has been replaced by a list of first names that have not  much relation to the original names. Furthermore the US on screen credits are  not the same used on the box cover of the movie (see section Crazy Credits  for details).'),
('4275',' Turner Classic Movies broadcast a version released and copyrighted in 2005 by  Milestone Film & Video. It had a piano score composed and performed by Dave  Knudtson and ran 12 minutes.'),
('4276',' The Swedish version, released on video in 1987, omits all violent scenes to a  point of absurdity making characters disapear from the story with no logical  explanation.'),
('4277',' The version released on American home video under the title "Snowballin"  contains graphic inserts of nudity featuring body parts from another  different movie that do not belong to anybody in the "Apres'),
('4278','Ski" movie.'),
('4279',' The unrated video release contains a graphic sex scene between Tony and the  Black prostitute. The R'),
('4280','rated version removed the entire scene and only shows  them entering and leaving the cabin.'),
('4281',' The unrated video release contains even more graphic porn inserts placed  throughout the movie. The R'),
('4282','rated version only contains tamer porn inserts in  the opening credits.'),
('4283',' The VHS version of the movie has omits the most important story in the movie,  which is the turning point for the Sultan.  It is the story of the sultan who  conintually switches places with the beggar until the beggar finally ends up  becoming the sultan after the real sultan is killed.'),
('4284',' There are several differences between the video release and the original TV  version. In addition to the title being changed, several scenes are cut from  the video release. Cut scenes include: '),
('4285',' Pop Tate good'),
('4286','naturedly chiding Archie as he discounts Archies claim to   have seen the Concorde fly into town '),
('4287',' Archies high school flashback in which he discusses with Jughead his   dilemma over who to take to the prom (takes place as he first sees Betty and   Veronica at the reunion) '),
('4288',' Jordan and Max speculating on which of them can think of worse pranks to   play on Archie '),
('4289',' Bettys high school flashback in which she and Veronica promise each other   not to be angry no matter who Archie asks to the prom (takes place during   their tennis game'),
('4290','this scene first mentions Ronnies dream of marrying a   tall Frenchman, which she later tells Archie that she did) '),
('4291',' Jordan putting green gelatin dessert into the foot of Archies bed, Archies   discovery of said gelatin while he is on the phone with Pam, and his claim   the next morning to have taken the dessert off his feet and put it back into   the bowl (claim made as Jordan is eating the tainted gelatin) '),
('4292',' Archies high school flashback in which Betty informs him she is giving up   hope for their relationship, and she is leaving town after graduation to   pursue a writing career (takes place after she walks away from him in the   library, but before he stops her from leaving) '),
('4293',' The beginning of the junkyard scene, when Jughead tells his son that the   junkyard holds the old gangs ghosts, Jughead and Archie discuss Archies   dilemma in choosing between Betty, Veronica, and Pam, and Jordan shows them   a Hank Aaron'),
('4294','autographed baseball mitt he found. The scene picks up when the   trio arrive in the vicinity of the jukebox. '),
('4295',' Archies high school flashback in which he asks Veronica to the prom, but   she turns him down and informs him that she will be moving to France to go   to college after graduation (takes place during their embrace as they walk   through the park) '),
('4296',' Reggie asking Archie to put in a good word for him with Ronnie in exchange   for his trying to persuade Mr. Lodge not to evict Pop Tate, and Veronicas   appearance out of the blue to kiss Archie'),
('4297','and changing Reggies mind on his   offer. '),
('4298',' Robert and Pam exchanging names and shaking hands while the Archies sing   "Jingle Jangle"'),
('4299',' Three versions of the game exist: '),
('4300',' US version: uncut '),
('4301',' European version: slightly modified to remove extreme gore (ie. shooting of   the scientists, usage of a severed arm and head to access doors) '),
('4302',' German version: heavily modified to remove all traces of blood/gore and all   ragdoll effects'),
('4303',' The Polygram version deleted some material from the original that was under  copyright.'),
('4304',' Released on DVD in 2002 (as "Version 23R") with some changes. The original  collage opening was removed, and the film begins with the Hal Robins  "warning" statements. Also, some of the copyrighted footage was replaced.'),
('4305',' Re'),
('4306','released on DVD in 2005 with new animations, new footage, as well as  "Deleted Scenes" and other features.'),
('4307',' In the Italian version, for dubbing reasons, while the two geese Abigail and  Amelia kept their English accents, Thomas OMalley was made Italian, called  Romeo and spoke with a heavy Roman accent (he claimed to be from the  Coliseum).'),
('4308',' The South Park segment of the Aristocrats joke, in the film, has a minor edit  of the line "and the talent agent just sits there". Whereas the circulated  internet version contains the whole line intact is "and the talent just sits  there for the longest time".'),
('4309',' Originally released in Europe at 142 minutes. The USA version was cut down to  119 minutes but the complete version was also released theatrically. Only the  short version is available on video in the USA.'),
('4310',' The DVD release contains an alternate ending showing Grant and Oliver having  a conversation that hints that Grant may know the truth about what happened  to his father.'),
('4311',' The R'),
('4312','rated version is missing the graphic gore that was in the original  shooting script of the film. The UNCUT bootleg of the workprint version is on  some bootleggers websites and has ALL the graphic gore cut to avoid the "X"  rating.'),
('4313',' Criterions two'),
('4314','DVDs version features the longer directors cut with added  dialogue and footage, including a scene between Harry Stamper and his father.  A second DVD with supplemental material is included, with additional deleted  scenes, outtakes and bloopers.'),
('4315',' The TV version concludes on the runway after the return of the shuttle crew.   The wedding scene and related "home movie" footage is not shown.'),
('4316',' British TV premiere on Channel 5 (March 2002) excluded the wide shot showing  the damage caused to New York by the meteor shower.'),
('4317',' American Television Version deletes a 5'),
('4318','second scene of the World Trade  Center, damaged and in flames, after the opening asteroid shower.  In  addition, a second scene of the World Trade Center Tower 2 being hit by a  fragment is cut short.'),
('4319',' This title was released uncut in the UK in 2001 after previous BBFC cuts to  remove an ear'),
('4320','clap.'),
('4321',' Armitage III is shown in 2 versions: a 4'),
('4322','episode OAV version of Armitage III,  and The Armitage III Polymatrix DVD. The DVD is only in English (with  optional Japanese subtitles) The 4'),
('4323','episode OAV version is in Japanese with  optional English subtitles and/or dubbing. Other aspects of the movie have  also been changed.'),
('4324',' The German "New Remastered Special Limited Edition" '),
('4325',' VHS from "Screen Power"  made one ending out of both alternative endings. It starts with the ending  where Ash sleeps after he takes the drops. Suddenly a text'),
('4326','card appears,  which says that Ash has a dream, while he is sleeping over the centuries.  Then the ending in the supermarket starts. After its finished, the  "sleep"'),
('4327','ending goes on, where it has stopped. This version also includes 4  scenes from the Directors Cut and runs 104 minutes.'),
('4328',' US and UK versions feature different endings. The first ending has Ash  battling a she'),
('4329','demon in a department store in the present.  The alternative  ending has Ash imbibing a secret potion that would make him sleep one century  for each drop of the potion he drinks.  He then goes to a cave to sleep.   However, he drank one drop too many and wakes up to find a barren  post'),
('4330','apocalyptic landscape.  The final shot is Ash screaming in rage at a red  sky.  The Great Britain video version shows the potion ending, and the  version shown in US theatres showed the she'),
('4331','demon ending.'),
('4332',' In Australia and Japan is available a Special Edition on video which contains  many alternate scenes, including the following: '),
('4333',' A cheesy shot is included in the pit:  Ash decapitates the female deadite   and a previously deleted shot of black blood splashes on the wall. '),
('4334',' Ash and Shiela make love (tastefully'),
('4335','you cant see anything) in front of   the fire on a bearskin rug.  Then there is another shot upon the tower: as   Ash looks out over the field, Shiela comes up to see him, and places the   cloak on his back, they then kiss.  The cue "Give me some sugar" is   identical to the one on the soundtrack album. '),
('4336',' Lengthened scene as Ash enters the windmill. '),
('4337',' Re'),
('4338','edited, shortened Little Ash torture sequence, missing most of the music. '),
('4339',' Extended conversation between Ash and Badash: Ash:  What are you? Are you   me? Badash:  What are goo?  Are goo me?  You sound like a jerk! Ash:  What   is this? Badash:  Oh, you wanna know? Cause the answers easy:  Im Badash   and youre Goodash. '),
('4340',' Instead of "Good, bad, Im the guy with the gun," Ash says "I aint that   good". '),
('4341',' Ashs return to the castle is scored with "The Forest of the Dead" in the   regular cut; here it is unscored. '),
('4342',' Scene featuring back and forth camera movement as Arthurs men argue about   staying at the castle and extended Ash speech. '),
('4343',' Ash encourages the troops on the stairs to the parapet:  "I know youre   scared; were all scared, but we can fight back...with technology." Extended   "Building the Deathcoaster" montage that includes the complete music cue. '),
('4344',' Evilash asks his scout for a looking glass, attempts to fix his hair, then,   frustrated, tosses it back in the scouts face. '),
('4345',' Ash runs up a spiral staircase which is open on the back wall before viewind   the armys approach on the tower.  This effect was achieved through camera   movement rather than cutting, as in the regular print. '),
('4346',' Henry the Reds army has a different fanfare, based on the deleted theme   from "The Deathcoaster," as it appears on the album. '),
('4347',' The alternate ending is included as a bonus after the end credits.'),
('4348',' A version that was exactly like the Australia/Japan version was shown in  Finland, but only with the she'),
('4349','demon ending.'),
('4350',' An alternate version includes a scene where Ash sings "London bridge is  falling down" while stomping on his small doppelgangers in the windmill.'),
('4351',' A Limited Edition 2'),
('4352','DVD from Anchor Bay Entertainment was released in October  1999 which includes the U.S. Theatrical Cut, and Sam Raimis Original  Directors Cut with 15 minutes of extra footage including 10 more minutes of  the final battle scene against the deadites, extra & alternate dialogue  sequences, the original Post'),
('4353','Apocalyptic ending, and other bits of footage  only seen on the U.S. T.V. cuts of the film.  It also includes a special  audio commentary by Director/Co'),
('4354','Writer Sam Raimi, star Bruce Campbell, and  Co'),
('4355','Writer Ivan Raimi, original theatrical trailer, The Men Behind the Army  behind'),
('4356','the'),
('4357','scenes featurette narrated by Bruce Campbell himself, 4 deleted  scenes not even shown in the Directors Cut (with & without audio  commentary), Directors Storyboards & Conceptual Drawings, and the usual  talent bios.'),
('4358',' Almost all deleted scenes are added into television versions of the movie,  excluding some scenes in the final battle (BadAsh checking his hair as  BadSheila picks her nails with a dagger, Arthurs repeated cries of "We are  deserted!", and the death of Ted Raimi). This includes two excellent scenes  cut from every version of the movie. At the beginning, as Arthur yells "To  the pit!" the little bald guy with the whip (Gold Tooth) says "To the pit  with the blackguard!" and charges Ash on his horse. Ash knocks him off the  horse with his shotgun and is sucker'),
('4359','punched by Arthur, which Ash doesnt  like, and knocks Arthur down. Arthur is shocked, but recovers to slap Ashs  face lightly and order his men to "Secure the prisoner." They do.  Another  scene explains the mirror thing a little better, as Ash leaves the windmill  to walk through an ominous forest, accidentally knocking into his horse.  Saying "You big piece of hamburger, cmere," he ties the horse down until  seeing a duplicate of himself in the windmills doorway, which then slams  shut. He runs back into the windmill and smashes headfirst into a mirror.  These scenes are included in VERY rough scratched'),
('4360','up form in the "directors  cut" DVD/VHS, along with another scene in which Ash is captured by Henrys  men, including Rob Tapert. Henry stops them from killing Ash and laughs,  calling Ash "Mr. Fancypants." Ash convinces Henry to fight with him, saying  "You owe me." There is also an alternate opening on the DVD which is much  more horror'),
('4361','like, omitting the S'),
('4362','Mart material and including more "Evil Dead  2"'),
('4363','style footage. This matches with the "end of the world" ending, as Ash  appears to have a beard (only his eyes are shown to avoid giving this away  too much).'),
('4364',' The cable TV version, though extended, cuts out the decapitation of pit  Deadite, the skeletons "Weve got plans for you, girly'),
('4365','girl!" female slaves,  and all profanity, including (sometimes) Ashs name. "Assholes" becomes  "apeheads," and "bastards" becomes "buzzards."'),
('4366',' The Australian/Japanese special edition is identical to the UK video version.'),
('4367',' A short 2 second shot is cut from all versions, including all DVDs; shown  only on the Japanese "Captain Supermarket" Laserdisk: After Sheila is first  captured and presented to Evil Ash, He rips Sheilas dress down to her waist.  Explaining the next shot of looking her up and down.  The following shot of  the nude slave girls is also much clearer.'),
('4368',' Now available on Region 3 DVD from MGM is the Directors Cut.  Now, although  this is basically the same as the Anchor Bay version, it is compiled from  original source prints and not from a VHS source, as Anchor Bays was. Not  only that, it offers 5.1 sound and the scene where Bad Ash tears off Shelias  dress top has been added back.  A must'),
('4369','have for any collector of this film.'),
('4370',' MGM have also released a new Army of Darkness DVD in Region 4. It is the  "Australian" cut of the film, which while longer than the theatrical version,  is shorter than the Directors Cut and includes the S'),
('4371','Mart ending.'),
('4372',' Alternate Dialogue: In the theatrical release, when the evil Ash is mocking  good Ash, Good Ash shoots Evil Ash with the shotgun and says, "Good or Evil,  Im the one with the shotgun." In the directors cut version he says, "Im  not that good."'),
('4373',' In the theatrical version Merlin (Wiseman) tells Ash to drink the potion and  say the words in order to get back to his own time. In the directors cut he  tells him to drink six drops, (one drop for each century) this leads to the  "downer" ending.'),
('4374',' The laserdisc from Singapore and the video tape from Taiwan offer the full  uncensored directors cut'),
('4375',' There is a German DVD version of the movie which is rated 18 in Germany. It  is only available under the Red Edition" Line and consists of the Directors  Cut plus additional scenes and the alternate ending.'),
('4376',' When Warner Bros. bought the rights to this film from  Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv) (to whom United Artists lost control of the film  in the 1970s) for its later re'),
('4377','releases, some prints were heavily edited. An  uncut print of the 35mm version has been shown on cable TV.'),
('4378',' The Todd'),
('4379','AO (30 fps) version and the Todd'),
('4380','AO (24 fps) version are as close to  being identical as possible, considering that each scene was shot twice,  using both methods. Note that the sound mixes of the 70 mm version and the 35  mm version are as close to being identical as possible, unlike  _Oklahoma! (1955)_ (qv) where the sound mix is completely different for  each  version.'),
('4381',' The DVD version of the film adds nearly 12 minutes of previously deleted  material. Most prominently, a 4'),
('4382','minute scene with Cantinflas out'),
('4383','riding a  group of Sioux on horseback after falling off the train. In previous  versions, the scene ended after his falling off. Also, the full intermission,  entracte, and exit music segments are re'),
('4384','instated.'),
('4385',' Older TV prints of "Around The World in 80 Days" eliminate the prologue. The  film was also often subject to indiscrimate cutting in the past for  commercial TV broadcasts due to its length. Now that the full'),
('4386','length  widescreen "roadshow" version has been restored for DVD, this version will  hopefully be made available for future TV broadcasts.'),
('4387',' This film has been shown in the United States in two versions.  One version  was re'),
('4388','dubbed in the United States with Jewish accents.  The version  currently available has a straight English dubbed track.'),
('4389',' The Special DVD Edition cuts the opening credits of the second half of the  mini'),
('4390','series, as well as the scene where sputnik flys across space.'),
('4391',' The Avro Arrow Heritage Minute shows a scene where Crawford Gordon was  ranting to the Avro team, this scene is not present in the mini'),
('4392','series.'),
('4393',' Myrna Loys role was substantially reduced when the film was reissued because  the Production Code had taken effect. The missing scenes have been restored  on the DVD.'),
('4394',' The opening title is altered with a patch that covers a credit for United  Artists, the original distributor. This was probably ordered by Goldwyn  himself for reissues.'),
('4395',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4396',' The 1999 repeat broadcast of this program, which aired on the program "Great  Performances", incorporated footage of Sir Georg Solti, who, because of his  death in 1997, was added to the list of conductors discussed on this program.'),
('4397',' The DVD has nearly an hours worth of an additional footage not included in  either the VHS version or the television broadcast.'),
('4398',' 80 Min, unrated softcore version released on video under Penthouse Films  label distributed by A*Vision Entertainment. Cat.#50419'),
('4399','3.'),
('4400',' Issued as a Gottle O Geer Collectibles DVD Production in 2007.'),
('4401',' German cinema version was edited for violence to secure a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('4402',' R'),
('4403','rated version has been cut on the so'),
('4404','called "Mirror Scene" where Neil Shaw  (Wesley Snipes (qv)), in flashbacks, sees his partner being smashed against  the mirrors in her apartment. In the US version you only see her being  knocked against the mirrors three times. In the uncut version right after she  hits the third mirror you still see the following: She pulls her head back an  there is a lot of blood on the mirror. She then kicks her attacker against  the knee, who then smashes her against a piece of wall between two mirrors.  He then grabs her again, pulls her back and throws her against the mirrors  again and you can see her actually flying against the mirror, breaking it  completely. At this point the R'),
('4405','rated version continues with her falling to  the grounds and several pieces of glass dropping on her.'),
('4406',' Italian version removed some sexually'),
('4407','explicit shots in order to attain the  equivalent of a G'),
('4408','rating.'),
('4409',' For the U.S. theatrical release, the Warner Bros. logo appeared before the  Dreamworks logo at the beginning of the film, and the poster credits said,  "Warner Bros. and Dreamworks Pictures present." Since the U.S. versions home  video/DVD rights are owned by Dreamworks, the Dreamworks logo at the  beginning of the movie appears before the Warner Bros. logo, and the back of  the boxs cover art says, "Dreamworks Pictures and Warner Bros. present."'),
('4410',' A sequence showing Louis Armstrong and Martha Raye performing together was  ordered removed by some southern US distributors.'),
('4411',' The American theatrical prints of this film were in black and white.'),
('4412',' New scenes shot by Al Adamson for US release.'),
('4413',' Information on where to get an abortion in British Isles added for UK  release.'),
('4414',' PBS Version, one hour'),
('4415',' Different prints have conflicting credits. For the 1936 U.S. version,  Robert Cullen (I) (qv) is credited (as R.J. Cullen) for production manager  and scenario, but for the 1949 re'),
('4416','release, he is credited only as production  manager, and Carl Mayer (qv) is credited with adaptation. Similarly, for  the 1936 version, Elisabeth Bergner (qv)s name is above the title for the  opening credits, but in the 1949 re'),
('4417','release Laurence Olivier (qv)s name is  above the title (as can be seen from the IMDb poster).'),
('4418',' A copy of the film was given away on DVD by the UK Mail On Sunday newspaper.  However this version was considerably edited and missing most of the violent  scenes. As the BBFC have never cut the film it appears that this version has  come from a pre'),
('4419','cut or TV print.'),
('4420',' International version runs 150 minutes. Uncut version runs 180 minutes'),
('4421',' The version referred on the US DVD released by First Look Pictures Home  Entertainment, also known as the Directors Cut, is listed at 152 minutes but  actually runs 169 minutes. Several features distinguish this from the uncut  version. First, it is a 24 fps print running at 25 fps. Second, several cuts  are present that interrupt the flow of the narrative in the uncut version,  particularly in several exchanges between characters in the time between the  first and second songs, and in the time between the fourth and fifth songs.  Furthermore, the shot of Virats actual death is completely missing in this  version.'),
('4422',' The 169'),
('4423','minute version is missing the "interval" title card halfway through  the film'),
('4424',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4425',' The film was originally shot in Todd'),
('4426','AO 35, a wide'),
('4427','screen process which is  normally viewed at 2.35:1. The 2004 Anchor Bay UK DVD is presented in an  anamorphic 1.85:1 ratio and also uses a pan & scan technique, thus cropping  much of the print into a false version of wide'),
('4428','screen and reducing the  running time by around 9 minutes by deleting certain dialog scenes.'),
('4429',' Shots of Joan Barry stripping down at the weenie bake were sometimes  censored.'),
('4430',' Some prints eliminate the confession of the axe murderer.'),
('4431',' For the U.S. release, the film was edited to avoid an "X" rating.  In the  early 1990s, the uncensored version was given an "NC'),
('4432','17" rating by the MPAA,  but was never officially released in the U.S., save for its availability on  VSoM.'),
('4433',' The film premiered at 175 minutes. Subsequently, it was cut to 115 minutes  which is the MGM/UA video release length.'),
('4434',' In 2003 the film was re'),
('4435','released in Germany with a different dubbing  featuring the voices of Erkan Maria Moosleitner (qv) and  Stefan Lust (I) (qv) (the infamous comedy duo "Erkan & Stefan", best known  for their pseudo'),
('4436','Turkish/German accent).'),
('4437',' Version with sound released in 1944.'),
('4438',' The Live Home Entertainment VHS/DVD versions of "Asteroid" deletes sixty  minutes of footage shown on the TV version.'),
('4439',' SPOILER: The DVD includes an alternate ending: When Spencer is killed,  Jillian is not possessed by the alien. Instead, she moves out to the country.  Sitting beneath a tree, looking up at the stars, she tunes her radio to the  same signals Spencer was receiving while possessed by the alien '),
('4440',' her twin  babies controlling her movements from inside the womb, listening '),
('4441',' and  waiting...'),
('4442',' In the usual Miramax way, approx. 20 minutes were cut from the English dubbed  version. Removed were many of Gérard Depardieu (qv)s scenes as well as all  references made to Cleopatras nose.'),
('4443',' 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 Swabian.'),
('4444',' 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 Hessian.'),
('4445',' 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 Berlinerisch.'),
('4446',' 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 Kölsch (dialect  spoken in Cologne).'),
('4447',' 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 Saxonian.'),
('4448',' The film was redubbed in 1984 for its theatrical re'),
('4449','release in Germany.  Hans Hessling (qv) (Asterix) and Edgar Ott (qv) (Obelix) were replaced by  Frank Zander (qv) and Günter Pfitzmann (qv).'),
('4450',' Mondo Macabro released two DVD versions: the R'),
('4451','rated cut is available only  through Blockbuster and the Unrated cut is available through retailers. To  add further confusion, the Unrated discs will sometimes proclaim them to be  the "R'),
('4452','Rated Cut". The key difference between the versions: the R'),
('4453','rated disc  has no extras, the Unrated disc is loaded with special features, like a  documentary, two commentaries, trailers, and audition tapes.'),
('4454',' The UK cinema version was cut by 1 min 1 sec by the BBFC to remove scenes of  a cockfight. The 1986 Rank video version was pre'),
('4455','edited by the distributors  to remove most of the scene beforehand and subsequently the cuts were reduced  to 14 secs. However MGM submitted the original cinema print for the 2003 DVD  release and thus 49 secs were cut from the same scene.'),
('4456',' TV version was re'),
('4457','edited and reworked by director Peter Bogdanovich and runs  three minutes shorter than the theatrical release.'),
('4458',' The directors re'),
('4459','edited television version of the movie includes, among  other things, an extra musical number for actress Eileen Brennan.   Immediately following the scene between Brennan and Cybill Shepherd outside  of the racetrack, Brennan sings "It Aint Etiquette" (from Dubarry Was a  Lady) to Shepherd.  Clues to this excised number can be found in a rather  abrupt and obvious edit in the theatrical version.'),
('4460',' Swedish cinema version had following songs deleted/shortened: "From Alpha to  Omega" and "I love Him" was removed; "Which", "At Long Last Love", "Lets  Misbehave" and "Just One of Those things" were shortened.'),
('4461',' In 1934 the producer asked Louis Chavance (qv) to finish the editing of the  movie and re'),
('4462','edit the part already done by Jean Vigo (qv).  Cinema owners  didnnt like the film as it was and the distributors asked  Jacques'),
('4463','Louis Nounez (qv) to re'),
('4464','edit the movie. Chavance re'),
('4465','cut the movie  from 89 to 67 minutes. Most of the music was removed and the song Le Chaland  qui passe was added. The movie was then retitled as Le Chaland Qui Passe,  from the song title, and reissued in September 1934 in Paris.'),
('4466',' The 1990 restoration was checked in 2001, and some minor changes were made:  couple of images were altered or removed and little changes were made on the  soundtrack.'),
('4467',' In 1940 the movie was re'),
('4468','edited again: the song Le Chaland qui passe was  removed and the title is again LAtalante'),
('4469',' In 1950 Henri Langlois (qv) of the Cinémathèque Française tried to put back  the movie with footage from the multiple versions found in the world. The  resulting version is 83 minutes long.'),
('4470',' The finding of the 1934 Chavance first version in Great'),
('4471','Britain, the archives  of Franfilmdis acquired by Gaumont and the interviews with the people who  worked on the movie make possible in 1990 what the Gaumont think is the  nearest of the idea of Vigo before the first intervention of  Louis Chavance (qv). This restores version is 89 minutes long and features  an additional 10 minutes introduction.'),
('4472',' The Anchor Bay version claims to be uncut, however it is actually missing  quite a bit of footage. Most of the gore has been cut out, along with a few  other minor scenes. Here is a complete list of the missing footage: '),
('4473',' During the opening flashback, all shots of the knife plunging into the   womans chest have been removed, as well as the shots of the Templars   removing her heart. '),
('4474',' There is a brief line of dialogue from one of the Templar Knights missing   just before he is blinded by the villagers. '),
('4475',' A shot of a woman, tied and gagged in the trunk of a car, has been cut from   during the fireworks display. '),
('4476',' A complete sequence has been cut in which the woman from the previous shot   is tied to a wall by Murdo the village idiot and stabbed between the   breasts. This particular cut makes it unclear why the Templars suddenly   return from the grave. In the uncut version, this scene establishes that   Murdo has deliberately summoned the Templars by offering a human sacrifice. '),
('4477',' A single shot of blood dripping down a telephone and onto the floor has been   removed. '),
('4478',' Two close'),
('4479','up shots have been removed which show Berts stomach being   punctured by swords, along with an intervening shot of the Mayor watching   from a nearby window. '),
('4480',' The scene where the little girl leaves a room and encounters the Mayor (just   before he leads her outside) has been cut. '),
('4481',' Various close'),
('4482','ups of swords entering the Mayors body have been removed. '),
('4483',' A single close'),
('4484','up of a sword penetrating Amalias stomach has been cut. '),
('4485',' A single shot of blood spurting from Murdos neck after he has been beheaded   has been removed. '),
('4486',' Just before the camera pans down to reveal that Howard has fallen onto a   spear, a few shots of his face have been removed. '),
('4487',' A single shot of the village square has been cut, just before Vivian, Jack,   and Nancy leave the church. '),
('4488',' The end credits have been considerably shortened.'),
('4489',' The UK video released in 2004 by Redemption films was of the cut English  language version, which was subsequently cut further by the BBFC, which  removed a 6s shot of a knife being used during the "sacrifice" flashback. The  version released onto UK DVD by Anchor Bay UK in 2005, as part of a "Blind  Dead Box'),
('4490','Set", was of the longer/gorier Spanish language version and was  passed fully uncut.'),
('4491',' The original US laserdisc by Elite and DVD by Anchor Bay claimed to be uncut,  but was actually of the cut English language version. The US DVD issued in  2005 by Blue Underground contained both the original uncut Spanish version of  the film and the cut English language release.'),
('4492',' In addition to the above cuts, the Anchor Bay version also alters the opening  of the film. In the original Spanish version, the flashback scene (depicting  the Templars sacrificing a woman and then being burned at the stake) was not  shown until about 12 minutes into the movie. The Anchor Bay version uses this  scene as a pre'),
('4493','credits sequence.'),
('4494',' The English dubbed version is cut by several minutes, removing both violence  and some plot. The Spanish version is uncut, but out of print at the moment.'),
('4495',' Released with separate English, French and German soundtracks.'),
('4496',' Nordisk Film had an alternative ending shot for the Russian market, since  Russian culture prefers unhappy endings over the western happy endings. In  the alternative version, Dr. Kammacher dies of an heart attack right after he  hears the news that his new love has died. Unfortunately for Nordisk Film,  the writer of the novel, Gerhart Hauptmann had made it very clear in his  contract that no changes to his story could be made. So Nordisk Film released  the alternative version only in Siberia, hoping Hauptmann wouldnt find out.'),
('4497',' The movie was shown on 19 November 2003 at Rakkautta & Anarkiaa esitäää  Amnesty Film Festival with a brand new soundtrack made by the Finnish band  Rinneradio.'),
('4498',' On the DVD version, there is an alternate prologue in which Vikings from  Iceland attempt to find Atlantis but are destroyed by the Leviathan.'),
('4499',' On TV airings, scenes of Mrs. Packard smoking are cut.'),
('4500',' This was one of the Allied Artists releases for which a special version was  prepared for U.S. television syndication. The film would start with an  introductory scroll followed a scene from the movie and then the opening  title/credits.'),
('4501',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 27 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('4502',' The most famous version of this film (seen on Mystery Science Theater 3000)  is the Film Ventures International version, called Cave Dwellers. Includes  footage from the movie Taur the Mighty in the opening and closing credits.'),
('4503',' Director Brian Greer prepared a drastically altered 18'),
('4504','minute version of the  movie for film festivals that only features the characters of Keith (Justin  Rubenstein) and his girlfriend. This version is a meditation on love and  death, ending with the marriage proposal flashback that appears as a deleted  scene on the DVD. This cut of the film completely omits the rest of the  characters, the supernatural elements of the film, and most significantly,  the entire denouement in the hotel room. This version of the film is titled  "atrophy (revisited)".'),
('4505',' Re'),
('4506','edited in 2006 condensing "Attack of the 50 Foot Chihuahua from Outer  Space (1998)" & "Doomsday at Bikini Beach (1999)" into a 8 minute version.'),
('4507',' When released in the UK, this title had 12 minutes of unofficial pre'),
('4508','cuts and  1 minute and 28 seconds of cuts by the BBFC.'),
('4509',' This was one of a group of films for which Allied Artists prepared a special  version for 16mm television syndication prints. The film would open with an  introductory crawl followed by a scene from the movie and then the main  title/credits.'),
('4510',' The directors cut features a mockumentary called "Attack of the Killer  Tomatoes! Directors Cut: A Masterpiece Restored" on the restoration and the  making of the film.'),
('4511',' The directors cut doesnt include "The Mindmaker Song".'),
('4512',' The directors cut restores cut scenes, jokes, and dialoge, but also deletes  some scenes from the original.'),
('4513',' The English version was shot simultaneously with the French version, as well  as with two six'),
('4514','hour TV series.'),
('4515',' The entire series as well as the feature length version was dubbed into  American english in New York City and Hollywood, California. Michael York  revoiced himself in order to differentiate more strongly the contrast between  his two characters.'),
('4516',' A TV mini'),
('4517','series was also filmed and dubbed into English.'),
('4518',' A four'),
('4519','hour version was made for foreign distribution.'),
('4520',' A three'),
('4521','hour version was made for the ABC network.'),
('4522',' The R1 DVD and US VHS release contain a cut down version running 134min.'),
('4523',' The National Film Museum, Inc. had Hypercube, llc, New York City, digitally  restore the movie and provide English subtitles with the German intertitles.  The movie has a piano music score composed and performed by Douglas M.  Protsik and runs 64 minutes.'),
('4524',' In Robotos office, the subtitles read "Please eat some shit" when blocked by  a white tea kettle on his desk. Apon moving it, the full subtitle reads  "Please eat some shitake mushrooms." In the TV version, its changed to  "Please eat some dung" and when fully uncovered reads "Please eat some  Dungeness crab."'),
('4525',' Various corporate logos are blurred out throughout the TV version, like the  Taco Bell logo on the food Frau brings in, and the Apple logo on the  Powerbook Austin uses (in this case, it is "painted" over with gray to match  the rest of the computer).'),
('4526',' The TV version changes Dr. Evils "Shit" line when hes captured to "I cant  believe I was caught in the first act!"'),
('4527',' In the British version, the joke about Princess Diana has been removed. The  film was released in the week of her death. UK TV version which aired on  Channel Four in 2001 restored the Princess Diana joke'),
('4528',' In the airline version the name of the Alotta Fagina character is changed to  Alotta Cleavaga.'),
('4529',' Deleted scenes non included in USA theatrical release but appearing in DVD  Special Edition: '),
('4530',' 3 alternate endings where Austin and Miss Kensington end up in a lifeboat   together '),
('4531',' Security guards family called after he is run over by steam roller '),
('4532',' Security guards friends (led by Rob Lowe) having a surprise Bachelor Party   at Hooters are called after his head is eaten off by fish '),
('4533',' No. 2 tries to bribe Austin with a billion dollars in a Fendi briefcase '),
('4534',' No. 2 talks about the Franklin Mint Cheeses of the World Series    Commemorative Plates. '),
('4535',' Stewardess scenes on Austins plane;'),
('4536',' Most non'),
('4537','USA versions include both the "dead henchmen" scenes and two  additional scenes featuring Christian Slater as a security guard whos  hypnotized by Austin Powers and ordered to go buy him some orange sherbet. He  also makes one very brief apperance at the end during the collapse of Dr  Evils hideout.'),
('4538',' The European version is longer than the American version. Here are some minor  differences that havent been mentioned yet:'),
('4539',' When Austin and Vanessa are taking photos of Random Task holding Mr.  Bigglesworth, Austin says "I never forget a pussy... cat". The pause between  "pussy" and "cat" is much longer in the European version. In American version  the pause had to be shorter to ensure PG'),
('4540','13 rating. In fact this scene is not  only edited differently, its two different takes.'),
('4541',' The scene where Basil introduces Vanessa to Austin is little bit longer in  the European version. In the end of this scene Basil says to Austin "Be  careful" and Austin replies "Thanks!"'),
('4542',' Also the fight scene between Austin and Random Task is longer in the European  version. We see Austin reaching for a knife, a candlestick and a coal rake.  And after Vanessa hits Random Task with a champagne bottle, Austin says:  "Smashing!".'),
('4543',' In the European version, Evel Knievel can be seen frozen in one of the  transparent containers during the de'),
('4544','freezing scene.  But in the US version,  he is nowhere to be found.'),
('4545',' The UK version is the European version and the Diana joke was only removed in  the cinemas. It was restored for the UK video.'),
('4546',' Making things even more complicated, there now appears to have been two  different versions broadcast on TBS '),
('4547',' one with the differences noted above,  using the character name "Alotta Cleavaga", and other televised version with  the above differences, but with the "Alotta Fagina" name intact.'),
('4548',' In the TBS "edited for content" version, when Austin asks Vanessa if he turns  her on while on his jet, both instances of the word horny have been  replaced with the word randy (making it appear as though he said randy in  each question).'),
('4549',' The TV version also crops the scene where Alotta Fagina serves sake to Austin  in the hot tub because of a brief nipple shot that can be noticed in the  uncropped/video version'),
('4550',' When aired on ITV in the UK the song "BBC" is missing from the end credits  and the photo shoot is much shorter.'),
('4551',' The TBS broadcast contains some notable differences from the theatrical  release: '),
('4552',' The scene where Austin retrieves his Swedish'),
('4553','Made Penis Enlarger after being   unfrozen appears to be an alternate take. The attendant says "Swedish Made   Enlarger" instead, and he has not been overdubbed. '),
('4554',' In the Group Therapy scene, after Dr. Evil talks about having his testicles   shaved, he goes on to talk about wanting to be an actor '),
('4555',' dialogue not in   the original release. '),
('4556',' An alternate take of a scene in Dr. Evils lair. In the theatrical version,   Scott describes his planned evening as "a titty movie on Skinemax." On TBS,   he says "a porno movie on cable." Later, Dr. Evil asks Scott if he wants to   see what Daddy does for a living. Scotts response is "Blow me," which he   follows up with "Show me" when Dr. Evil asks him to repeat that. In the TBS   version, Scott says "Bite me," which he follows up with "Might be fun." '),
('4557',' The line "I never forget a pussy ... cat" has been redubbed "I never forget   a kitty ... cat", which ruins the joke. '),
('4558',' Two versions of the "lifeboat" alternate ending were broadcast on TBS. In   one, Basil arrives hanging from a helicopter. He gives Vanessa her full   accreditation as a field agent, and gives Austin the card of a dental   specialist. In the second ending, after Austin and Vanessa kiss we are   treated to a roll'),
('4559','call of the major characters and what happened to them, as   the "Great Escape March" plays in the background.'),
('4560',' A scene showing Robert Wagner and Rob Lowe in bed together was removed from  the theatrical version of the film in order to secure a PG'),
('4561','13 rating. This  scene has been added to the Region 2 DVD:'),
('4562',' Rumored to be released in three slightly different versions: East Coast,  West Coast, and London (England), with lines changed to reflect the  different humour senses in each.'),
('4563',' In one scene that appears in a trailer, but not in the theatrical or video  release, Felicity turns to Austin and says "Move over Rover, this dogs  rolling over." The scene appears to be part of the sequence at the M.O.D.  where Austin sees his frozen self for the first time.'),
('4564',' The scene where Austin says to Robin Swallows, "I put the GRRRRR in swinger,  baby!" is a different take than the one used in the theatrical trailer (the  camera angle is different).'),
('4565',' The DVD contains a large number of sequences that were edited out of the  final film, including a different version of the rotating chair gag that  would have occurred in Dr. Evils volcano lair instead of on the moon.'),
('4566',' The trailer for the film features deleted scenes and alternate takes.'),
('4567',' When the movie aired on TBS, the scene where Austin says, "This coffee tastes  like sh*t" was edited slightly. The swear'),
('4568','word was replaced with "poop."'),
('4569',' The 2005 Region 2 DVD, and the 2007 Region 1 DVD, which were both released by  Fox Video, contains the following changes: Alternate opening title credits  (white titles over black background). No title credit to both the song  Coming Home To You and the songs vocalist and writers (Michael Franks,  Alan and Marilyn Bergman). Johnny Mandel credited as the films composer.  Film ending with Ivan and the kids at the newstand. Previous video releases  by 20th Century Fox Video, CBS/Fox Video, and Fox Video contains the opening  credits in white text playing over the NYC skyline backdrop to the set in the  playhouse, a title credit to both the song Coming Home To You, and its  vocalist and writers (Michael Franks, Alan and Marilyn Bergman), David Grusin  credited as the films composer, and the film ending with the kids  celebrating Ivans success by pouring champagne and cake on him while he is  in bed. David Grusin was hired to rescore Johnny Mandels original score.  David Grusins score is heard in the final film.'),
('4570',' The following deleted scenes appear on the DVD: '),
('4571',' Victoria finds Bobs body. '),
('4572',' Hogans Heroes Montage '),
('4573',' Bob unloads drums and some dirty magazines fall out. '),
('4574',' Anne and Bob talking by the pool. '),
('4575',' Anne in the darkroom.'),
('4576',' Director Paul Schrader stated at the Toronto International Film Festival that  the film originally garnered an "NC'),
('4577','17", but was toned down to get an "R".  The problem was a scene where hardcore pornography is seen on a television in  the background, as well as a scene where a girl is clearly seen giving oral  sex with motions. The version shown at the Film festival was uncut, as the  will be the International version.'),
('4578',' An edited for television version was made, where all curse words were dubbed  over by a womans voice.'),
('4579',' A Digitally Remastered Special Edition was released to the Internet and  several film festivals on April 28, 2000. The Special Edition includes one  alternate take, newly enhanced audio, and additional original music written  by director Richard Ferrando. The Special Edition is nearly 30 seconds  shorter than the original.'),
('4580',' Some prints omit the shot of Stepin Fetchit from the montage of celebrities  reacting to Donalds presence.'),
('4581',' Originally released as a twelve'),
('4582','episodes series, 3:30 hours long (unavailable  today). Shorten in 1933, to become a 117 min. feature film (sound added).  Shorten again in the 60s, to a version of 111 min.'),
('4583',' The French Canadian video release on the MPA label contains an additional  gore shot when David Hess character shoots a police officer in the head.  This French version was also re'),
('4584','edited for an attempt at a happy ending.   Basically, the scene in which Franco Nero and Corrine Clery meet the bikers  at the roadstop diner is towards the beginning of the film and their  subsequent wipe out on the oil slick has been completely omitted. The film  ends with Nero and Clery laughing and driving away with all the money after  killing Hess.'),
('4585',' As well as being slightly censored, the Australian VHS version featured an  alternate ending in which the crashed car explodes just as Mancini reaches  for the money '),
('4586',' killing both him and his wife. The credits then roll over an  image of the flaming wreckage.'),
('4587',' In 1971 sound was added with a voice'),
('4588','over by Jean Dréville.'),
('4589',' There are (at least) two different versions of this film, one 15 min. and  another 22 min. The scenes are longer in the longer versions and it has also  some scenes that are missing from the shorter one (e.g. of the ocean).'),
('4590',' The 1994 UK Redemption video release was cut by over 6 minutes by the BBFC to  heavily edit the sex and violence. Some cuts were restored in the 2002 Arrow  DVD though 1 min 51 secs were removed from a scene of a woman being forced to  strip and engage in lesbian sex.'),
('4591',' The tape from Redemption Benelux titled Female Vampire is Jess Francos cut  of the film, running at approx. 98 minutes PAL speed (101 NTSC speed) The  version titled The Loves of Irina runs for approx. 94 minutes and is a  sex'),
('4592','horror version without the supernatural angle. The version titled  Erotikill runs for approx. 72 minutes and is a more conventional horror  version. A German tape titled "Entfesselte Geblerde (Insatiable Lust)"  contains hardcore footage and runs at approx. 89 minutes.'),
('4593',' The back cover of Image Entertainments DVD release shows pictures from the  more horror'),
('4594','oriented version of the film titled "ErotiKill". These scenes are  not actually in the "Female Vampire" version of the movie, although some of  these alternate scenes are included as extras on the Image DVD.'),
('4595',' The DVD released by Image Entertainment under the title "Female Vampire" runs  for approx 101 minutes and is an explicit sex'),
('4596','oriented version, although is  it missing some brief footage of the Countess performing fellatio that is  present in some foreign prints.'),
('4597',' North American (Region 1) DVD release in 2003 features additional narration  by the lead character "Ash" in the English dubbed version '),
('4598',' most notably  after the pre'),
('4599','credits battle scene, and at the end of the film, the latter of  which initially played out without any dialog. As a result of the added  narration, the enigmatic ending becomes easier to understand for North  American viewers. The added narration actually creates a very large problem  with the Polish with English subtitles option on the Region 1 DVD, since  the traslantion subtitles are actually dub'),
('4600','titles (they simply transcribed  the Enlgish dub as the Polish dialog). This results in innumerable  inaccuracies in the script (almost all mention of the connections to the King  Arthur myth are lost on any language of the Region 1 version), and the  subtitles also show up during the sequences where the English version has  narration, meaning that in the middle of a dialog'),
('4601','less scene, the subtitles  will show up anyway. Miramax has not recalled or corrected the DVD, but an  uncut anamorphic version with proper subtitles is available from UK company  Blue Light.'),
('4602',' German version is heavily cut (ca. 50 min).'),
('4603',' The original German production featured all vocal numbers sung in Italian.   For Italian release, the dialogue was dubbed into Italian to match the  singing, except for Claudettes song in the cabaret, which was dubbed into  French.  Both versions were then prepared with English subtitles for export.'),
('4604',' Many scenes cut from the final print appear in the trailer. In particular, a  long sequence with "Evil Emma" infiltrating a secret base was cut even though  it was originally the opening of the movie. The trailers "How now brown cow"  phone booth sequence in the trailer featuring Uma Thurman is taken from this  sequence.'),
('4605',' The original cut of the film ran around 115m., according to advance reviews.  Many of the scenes cut include: '),
('4606',' The original opening sequence featured the "Evil Emma" infiltrating a secret   base, the Prospero Project. She drives up to the base in a blue Jaguar on a   secluded London highway, and enters through a red phone booth by uttering   the words "how now brown cow? After gaining access to the base, she proceeds   to kill several of the scientists and security personnel, and destroys the   base by blowing it up. '),
('4607',' The scene of Sir August De Wynter playing organ was originally shown after   the opening. As the base blows up, he exclaims "let our revels begin!" '),
('4608',' When Emma Peel enters the Gentlemens club, the attendant who insists that   she not enter because she is a woman continues to prevent her from entering,   and which point she Karate chops him, which sends him flying down a flight   of stairs. '),
('4609',' A scene of Sir August De Wynter, dressed in the teddy'),
('4610','bear suit,   rhythmically slicing the face of a scientist to classical music while trying   to figure out the clues to the Prospero Project. '),
('4611',' The first meeting between Emma Peel and John Steed was originally longer.   You can see her walking through the corridors before she finally makes her   way into the sauna. The dialogue is longer, more frank, and it isnt dubbed,   as it is in the theatrical release. '),
('4612',' A more coherent explanation of why Emmas Jag exploded after the mechanical   bee attack. '),
('4613',' Emma Peel drops from De Wynters arms as she is escorted to his room. He   doesnt let go of her, and brings her back up swiftly. '),
('4614',' When Sir August De Wynter has Emma Peel in his bed, he lowers the zipper on   her shirt just a little more. '),
('4615',' More scenes of Peel and Steed walking through the corridors of Wonderland   Weather. '),
('4616',' Emma Peel bounces back  and forth between the walls of her padded cell. '),
('4617',' Sir August De Wynter drives to the World Council meeting in a Rolls Royce   snowplow after it begins snowing heavily as a result of his weather machine. '),
('4618',' More shots of Mother witnessing the worldwide destruction that the weather   machine is causing. '),
('4619',' More scenes of Peel and Steed walking through De Wynters headquarters after   they lower in through the telephone booth. '),
('4620',' An extra shot of Big Ben exploding, shown from slightly farther away. '),
('4621',' During the climactic battle between John Steed and Sir August De Wynter, De   Wynter slices Steed with his sword several times. De Wynter raises his arms   as the battle nears its end. Steed becomes enraged toward the end of the   battle. Note how Steeds shirt is inexplicably cut and bloodied after the   fight begins. '),
('4622',' After the Prospero Project self'),
('4623','detonates, a countdown clock begins to tick,   nearing toward the explosion. When the explosions begins, the silver dome in   the headquarters ( the one Steed and Peel pass when they enter) is shown   exploding.'),
('4624',' The original U.S. VHS release of Avenging Disco Vampires was around ten  minutes longer than the current version on DVD. The beginning credits were  twice as long as the current version and the film contained scenes that have  since been edited out to give the film a faster pacing. These scenes include  Freelove and Chic Chick talking in the barn loft, Frank chasing Maria and  confessing his past to her, additional fight scene footage in the "Funk  Palace," and the approach to Herberts grave site. Snippets of footage have  also been removed from numerous spots in the film to tighten the action.  Additional music has also been added.'),
('4625',' In the english dubbed version, the last line is changed From, "Thats alright  sir, well take you anyway" to "Thats alright sir, nobodys Perfect". Then  in the ending credits, they thank Billy Wilder for the last line, which is a  steal from the last line from "Some Like It Hot".'),
('4626',' Two entire scenes are removed from the current version that airs on Cartoon  Network. The first is a scene with an African Native, who is about to shoot a  blowgun. It is revealed that he is merely aiming at a practice target. A  second native comments, "Terrible shot, Joe." The other scene shows African  natives pounding their drums and making signals, as the camera pans to the  different villages they are communicating to. One native asks another, "Uh,  what he say?" The other native says (imitating drum sound), "He say, uh, Boom  di di boom di di boom boom boom boom..."'),
('4627',' In November 2005 Fox released an unrated edition which runs ca. 8 minutes  longer.'),
('4628',' The DVD has an "Extended Version" which simply adds a 2 minute intro before  the credits. It shows the whaling station in 1904, and a whaler is being  chased. He enters a building and tries to hide, only for a Predator to  de'),
('4629','cloak in front of him. As the camera cuts to the "Predator vision" though,  it is clear that the hunter is chasing an Alien in the same room, which  lunges at the camera. The movie then cuts to the opening titles and proceeds  from there like the theatrical version.'),
('4630',' Only version available has been reconstructed from fragments of original  prints.'),
('4631',' Two versions are available in the USA, an edited R'),
('4632','rated version and a more  graphic unrated version.'),
('4633',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4634',' Japanese Directors Cut Runs 143 minutes.'),
('4635',' The UK version had to be cut in 2006 because eight seconds of cruelty to  animals contravened the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('4636',' The version presented in the U.S. is different from the original, longer cut,  that was distributed internationally. The following differences exist in the  U.S. version: '),
('4637',' The scene where Duan and Juxian are drinking after their wedding was   originally directly after the wedding scene, rather than after the   bloodletting at the Yuan'),
('4638','Cheng dinner.'),
('4639',' The following footage was deleted from the USA version: '),
('4640',' After Laizis death, Douzi and Shitou mourn next to the coffin. We see the   coffin being carted away. (1:24) '),
('4641',' We see Douzi being carried atop the servants back to Old Man Zhangs   quarters (0:09) '),
('4642',' During the "deflowering scene" with Old Man Zhang, after the woman leaves,   until Zhang says "Come here." Douzi urinates into a vase, as the old man   looks on, getting quite excited. (0:21) '),
('4643',' After Cheng and Duan are accosted by rioting students, after the photo   session. They are being carted through the streets on handcarts. Na Kun is   following, on foot. They discuss first the student revolutionaries, and then   the incident at Old Man Zhangs house, which is now a coffin shop. Dieyi   mentions that he was there the day before; Na conjectures that he was   probably looking for the sword. (0:51) '),
('4644',' After Cheng and Duan meet Yuan Shiqing for the first time, and Cheng is   presented with jewelry. Brief dialogue as Yuan and then Duan leave the room.   (0:19) '),
('4645',' After Cheng and Duan argue in the makeup room, right before Juxian leaves   the House of Blossoms. Juxian watches a performance of "Farewell". (0:55) '),
('4646',' After Cheng and Duan argue during the "engagement" scene, right before Cheng   tucks the baby Xiao Si into bed. Yuan presents Cheng with an elaborate   pheasant headdress in his dressing room. (0:51) '),
('4647',' After Japans march into Beijing, right before Duan gets into a fight with   the Japanese. Another opera scene, dealing with drink. Also one line of   dialogue as Juxian applies Duans makeup. (1:31) '),
('4648',' Scene of Cheng singing to Japanese continues, right before Duan is released.   Interior shots, Cheng holding a fan. Music, and applause. (0:47) '),
('4649',' More graphic detail in the bloodletting scene. '),
('4650',' Brief shot of Duan caressing Juxians cheek, right after Cheng and Yuan   makeup scene. '),
('4651',' After our first glance of Cheng smoking opium, right before Cheng and Duan   visit their old teacher. Cheng steps out of his home, smoking and looking   quite listless. He chokes as a car passes. Then we see Juxian showing a   group of Duans friends to the exit of their home, recovering money that her   husband has lent them. Juxian complains that Duan doesnt have a real job;   Duan responds that all he can do is sing, and Juxian has forbidden that.   Juxian mentions that Duan and Chengs old teacher wants to see them; Duan   says that he is too ashamed to face him. (2:02) '),
('4652',' After Juxian visits Cheng in his cell, just before trial. Beginning of the   trial dialogue cut, where Peking Opera is described as "pornographic music",   and the formal charges of collusion with the Japanese Officer, Aoki, are   described. (0:43) '),
('4653',' Later, in the same trial scene, after Nas "testimony", Yuan objects to the   idea of Peking Opera as "pornographic music".  (1:01) '),
('4654',' After the communists march into Beijing, Cheng and Duan are performing   "Farewell" to an audience of communist troops. The troops do not respond,   and then break into a patriotic song afterwards. Xiao Si seems to take to   their philosophy. This scene cuts into what seems to be one large crowd   scene in the U.S. release '),
('4655',' everything depicting Xiao Si (the foundling)   skipping through the streets of Beijing comes after this scene. (1:52) '),
('4656',' After Juxians suicide, and before we cut to the present day, we get a short   scene where the traitorous Xiao Si seems to get his due. He is sitting alone   with the case of jewelry given Cheng by Yuan, and singing from "Farewell".   Behind him, communist troops begin to file in, and Xiao Si is startled to   see them in the mirror. One of them approaches and hands him what seems to   be some sort of summons. (1:11)'),
('4657',' Tai Seng English market video contains footage removed by Hong Kong censors.'),
('4658',' The recent Hong Kong DVD, released by City Connection, contains the same  uncut version of the film that the Tai Seng release contains.'),
('4659',' The Brentwood frightnight collection states 90 mins. But it is the heavily  cut British edition at 81 mins. is the one featured on the DVD.'),
('4660',' The R18'),
('4661','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 minute 48 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4662',' The 18'),
('4663','rated UK release of this film had 20 minutes and 44 seconds of  pre'),
('4664','cuts by the distributor.'),
('4665',' Older TV prints (and early video releases) of "Babes In Arms" run 91 minutes,  and exclude the "My Day" segment of the finale, with Mickey Rooney and Judy  Garland spoofing Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.  This segment was deleted  for a 1948 reissue.  "My Day" was restored in the 1990s by Ted Turner, and  is included in current prints.'),
('4666',' Some prints omit the opening verses of the song "Toyland" ("When youve grown  up, my dears", etc.), and begin the song with the main chorus ("Toyland,  Toyland," etc.). Other prints omit Mother Gooses vocal of the song entirely,  and have only the chorus singing the song.'),
('4667',' Two colorized versions exist. The first was produced in 1991, and the second  one was produced in 2006, using the latest colorization technology. The new  colorized version is planned for release by Legend Films.'),
('4668',' Although the film was fully restored in the 1990s, the title remained "March  of the Wooden Soldiers", and did not revert to the original 1934 title,  "Babes in Toyland" until the 2006 DVD release by Legend Films (advertised as  "March of the Wooden Soldiers" but containing the original title and credits  on the film itself).'),
('4669',' Film was cut by six minutes after original premiere. The cut footage from  this film, containing the entire "Go To Sleep" sequence, has recently been  restored and the movie has been seen on cable TV at its full length of 78  minutes.'),
('4670',' Foreign theatrical and U.S. home video versions heavily edited to 94 minutes.'),
('4671',' The 18'),
('4672','rated UK release of this film was cut by 11 minutes 16 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4673',' In 1975, military government censors removed 30 minutes of film. It has now  been restored.'),
('4674',' The original cut of the film ran at 61 minutes in length. This was due to the  omission of certain scenes that would be insulting the club in which the film  was being shown. After the screening, the scenes were re'),
('4675','instated and the  film ran at its current length of 74 minutes.'),
('4676',' The "R" rated U.S. release is missing much of the gore, and has many scenes  in a different order.'),
('4677',' The 2006 US DVD release from Anchor Bay presents the film uncut and with the  scenes in the correct order.'),
('4678',' DVD features deleted scenes from the movie, plus bloopers and outtakes: '),
('4679',' Love In The Afternoon: Jody and Peanut have sex. '),
('4680',' A scene where Jody and Sweetpea slap box. '),
('4681',' Jody and Yvette watch a lion documentary then he puts her to bed. '),
('4682',' Jody and Yvette have a picinc in the park, he takes Jo'),
('4683','Jo to swing and   checks out ladies '),
('4684',' Juanita and Jody talk about the mantra '),
('4685',' Back Then'),
('4686','Juanita and Melvin have a talk that leads to sex. '),
('4687',' The Card Game: Melvin and his boys paly cards '),
('4688',' Phone Calls: Yvette talks on the phone with Sharika and Rodney. '),
('4689',' Dont Go There: Jody sells clothes to women and Yvette tells him no sex with   coworkers. '),
('4690',' Thats What I Know: Juanita and Jody talk about Ray'),
('4691','Ray '),
('4692',' The Break In: SweetPea and Do'),
('4693','Dirty break into a couples house. '),
('4694',' Adams Rib: Jody beats up Peanuts new man,Jody and Peanut break up the cops   arrive and Melvin talks to Jody about Adams rib. '),
('4695',' Cold Bumper: Sweetpea and Jody talk to Kim. '),
('4696',' Say Dip: Jody and Jo Jo play with a toy car and Tonio arrives in a real car.'),
('4697',' The VHS version, originally titled simply Baby Einstein contains  substantially different video footage than the DVD version.'),
('4698',' The original release had to be cut by four minutes to pass inspection by the  New York Board of Censors. The cuts were mostly very minor but the most  notable were the scene where Lily admits that she began working as a  prostitute when she was fourteen and the scene the boxcar with the yardman,  the close'),
('4699','up of the hand turning out the light. These scenes were cut before  the films release in 1933 and were not seen publicly until 2004.'),
('4700',' The Bowdlerized release version also has a final scene tacked on, which tells  how the heroine learned to be content with a more modest lifestyle. This  scene is happily removed from the restored version.'),
('4701',' Finnish video version is cut by 1 minute 14 seconds.'),
('4702',' 1984 reissue was edited to 91 minutes.'),
('4703',' In 2005 a second colorized version was prepared by Legend Films, replacing  the old version previously syndicated to television and released on VHS.'),
('4704',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4705',' In 1998, a special edition was aired on TNT to kick reruns of the Babylon 5  series. The Special Edition (1998) has a new score by Christopher Franke (of  the regular series), cuts out small bits like the "zoo scene" at the  beginning, corrects effects like the color of the jumpgate, and adds a few  scenes which were cut out: Sinclair deals with a hostage situation in customs  involving "dust"; Carolyn confronts Delenn about her abstention on the vote;  the Takashima and Kyle scene is extended, as is the scene where Sinclair  describes the Battle of the Line; theres a new voiceover with Koshs voice;  plus Kyle remarks on what he saw when he opened Koshs encounter suit and the  mystery of Koshs hand is hinted at (longtime viewers will get it; new  viewers will just say, "huh?" so the mystery wont be spoiled.)'),
('4706',' The original PTEN airing of the film did not include The Gathering as part of  the title; it was simply called Babylon 5.  The Gathering was added for  future airings (the special edition).'),
('4707',' In the original airing, the end credits scroll over a hand'),
('4708','drawn sketch of  Babylon 5.  This is changed in the special edition by replacing the original  credit scrawl with one that matches the end credit scrawl of all the episodes  and telemovies.'),
('4709',' The ending where Bogey Go'),
('4710','Cart (a Humphrey Bogart caricature) shoots the Tex  Avery'),
('4711','ish wolf over the sexy Laurie Becools (Lauren Bacalls) cigarette  butt, only to have the cigarette blow up in Bogeys face is edited on  television prints shown today (which isnt that often). Cartoon Network aired  this uncut on a compilation show called "The Bob Clampett Show", but it has  never been seen after The Bob Clampett show was cancelled.'),
('4712',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4713',' The French version eliminated the scene inserted to make clear all of Sir  Basils children was legitimate.'),
('4714',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4715',' An "edited for family viewing" edition was released on video in 2001. This  edition was not rated by the MPAA.'),
('4716',' New Line Home Video released a "Family Edited Edition" on VHS. This PG  version has some obscenities and profanities removed.'),
('4717',' 15 minute version screened at Santa Monica Film Fest'),
('4718',' Moxie! 7 minute version  on Split Screen on IFC/Bravo'),
('4719',' 15 minute version available on 2003 special edition 3 disk set DVD re'),
('4720','release  of CASINO from TF 1.'),
('4721',' Isabelle Truchons nudes scenes were re'),
('4722','shot for television with her  clothes  on.'),
('4723',' Finnish video version is cut by 18 seconds.'),
('4724',' German Rental'),
('4725','Video (rated 18) misses many of the violent moments'),
('4726',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4727',' The 18'),
('4728','rated UK release of this film was cut by 8 minutes 4 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4729',' Spanish dubbed version also refers to Marty in 1955 as Levi Strauss instead  of Calvin Klein.'),
('4730',' In the Brazilian dubbed version, the names of the two soft drinks that Marty  asks for in the diner, are changed from "TaB" and "Pepsi Free" to "Coca'),
('4731','Cola"  and "Pepsi", since both TaB and Pepsi Free werent available in Brazil.'),
('4732',' The very last scene was re'),
('4733','filmed for television, where Marty asks Doc, "What  happens to us in the future? Do we turn into *jerks* or something?". In the  more recent edited'),
('4734','for'),
('4735','television version, the word "jerks" is dubbed over  Martys original expletive, instead of using the alternate television  version.'),
('4736',' Network TV version features six minutes of outtake footage originally taken  out from the film after a sneak preview in San Jose. New scenes show the 1955  Doc investigating his 1985 counterparts suitcase, discovering a hairdryer  and a copy of Playboy.'),
('4737',' Another deleted scene shows Marty peeking in on a class in 1955 and seeing  his mother cheating on a test.'),
('4738',' Curiously, some TV edits of the movie change dialogue where Biff swears at  Marty; the line "You caused three hundred bucks damage to my car, you  son'),
('4739','of'),
('4740','a'),
('4741','bitch," is changed to, "You caused three hundred bucks damage to my  car, you bitch."  Other TV edits have Biff repeatedly saying  "son'),
('4742','of'),
('4743','a'),
('4744','butthead."'),
('4745',' In 1955, Martys mother calls him "Calvin Klein" because of the name found on  on his underwear. The Italian version changes the name to "Levi" (as in  Levis jeans) because at the time of the films release the CK brand/name was  still not very well known outside the US. In the French version the name was  changed to "Pierre Cardin" for the same reason.'),
('4746',' TV versions that aired shortly after the World Trade Center Attack in  September 2001 featured certain alterations to the Libyan terrorists subplot.  When Marty reads aloud his warning letter for Doc, he says "You will be  shot," instead of "You will be shot by terrorists," and the "by terrorists"  area of the letter is digitally erased. The most recent TV airing edits the  scene where Doc is shot by the Lybians as well as the scene where Marty is  almost shot. It just cuts to the scene of Doc running off and Marty diving  into the DeLorean and noticing Doc slain. However when Marty returns to 1985  and witnesses these events reoccuring, the shooting scenes are intact.'),
('4747',' In February 2002, Turner Classic Movies aired Back To The Future uncut, with  none of the editing that pervaded the versions shown after the terrorist  attacks of September 2001'),
('4748',' The VHS release added a "To Be Continued..." title card at the end to  advertise _Back to the Future Part II (1989)_ (qv). This was not in the  original theatrical release nor is it on the DVDs.'),
('4749',' Network TV version features outtake footage, including: '),
('4750',' Biff fading out of 2015 after stumbling out of the DeLorean and behind some '),
('4751',' trash cans '),
('4752',' Marty discovers the destroyed Hill Valley High School'),
('4753',' Spanish dubbed version also refers to Marty as Levi Strauss instead of Calvin  Klein.'),
('4754',' During the preview for "Back to the Future Part III", the theatrical version  says "Back To The Future Part III '),
('4755',' Coming Summer 1990".  The video version  simply says "Back To The Future Part III".'),
('4756',' Unconfirmed: in an airline version, Marty walks up to the Cafe 80s, and sees  those little yellow signs like, "Baby on Board," and others that were a fad  in the late 80s.  He looks at them and says, "Hey, I dont remember these."'),
('4757',' Some UK versions cut down the scene where Biff kicks Marty in the stomach  after he gets smashed in the face (by his Part 1 self) by the stage door. The  first time he says You, steal my stuff? then kicks him. The second kick  And this is for my car! was cut out for TV.'),
('4758',' The following deleted scenes appear on the special edition DVD: '),
('4759',' A brief scene in 2015 in which old Terry reminds old Biff of the car   accident involving manure 60 years ago. '),
('4760',' Extended scene in 2015 of older Marty coming home to his family. '),
('4761',' Extended "pizza" scene in 2015 at the McFlys dinner table. '),
('4762',' Jennifers fainting scene (when she encounters her future self) is briefly   extended. '),
('4763',' Old Biff fading out of 2015 after arriving back from 1955. '),
('4764',' In the alternate 1985, Marty discovers the burned down high school. '),
('4765',' Marty meets Dave (played by Marc McClure) on a street in the alternate 1985.'),
('4766',' In the italian dubbed version, when Lorraine meets Biff with her new dress,  Marty is referred to as "Levi Strauss" and not "Calvin Klein". This is  consistent with BTTF1: in 1985 in Italy CK was not yet so famous as a brand  (see also BTTF1 alternates).'),
('4767',' Originally broadcast in 1974 as two episodes of "Planet of the Apes" (1974).'),
('4768',' Network television version featured additional footage: '),
('4769',' the firemen from Engine 17 visit a recently widowed firefighters wife '),
('4770',' Stephen (Kurt Russell (I) (qv)) has an emotional scene with Inspector   Rimgale (Robert De Niro (qv)) over the fire where Tim   (Jason Gedrick (qv)) was burned '),
('4771',' During the news conference where Alderman Swayzak (J.T. Walsh (qv)) is   exposed, Brian (William Baldwin (qv)) visits Jennifer   (Jennifer Jason Leigh (qv)) as she is packing up her office, having   recently quit'),
('4772',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4773',' The original US version was 80 mins long. The UK softer 18 cert version was  only 60 mins long.'),
('4774',' Originally rated "X" in the U.S., edited to receive an "R" rating.'),
('4775',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4776',' The 18'),
('4777','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3s for the cinema version and  a further 20s for video. The 3s cut for the cinema version was to remove a  scene of a tethered cat being pulled by a string (a scene which contravened  the UK Animals Act). All the cuts were waived for the 2007 DVD release.'),
('4778',' The original U.S. theatrical version ran 123 minutes.  Most USA  videocassettes and the first DVD release originally included a shortened, 104  minutes cut.  The Image laserdisc runs the full 123 minutes, as does the  Anchor Bay VHS/DVD re'),
('4779','released on October 9, 2001.'),
('4780',' The differences between the full 123 min. version and the 104 min. one are: '),
('4781',' Mick playing his guitar in his bedroom '),
('4782',' Paco talking to his father '),
('4783',' Mick entering the correctional center and walking in '),
('4784',' A jogging scene where the new kid says Viking and Tweety are going to get   him '),
('4785',' J.C.  walking out of Walgreens Supermarket '),
('4786',' Another scene where Viking and Tweety harass the new kid '),
('4787',' Longer scene of J. C. walking before she gets raped '),
('4788',' After the rape, there is a line'),
('4789','up where she identifies Paco '),
('4790',' Tweety getting released from the correctional center '),
('4791',' A scene where Mick hands out the work assignments '),
('4792',' A scene where Paco talks to Paretti about going 50/50 '),
('4793',' Paco and Viking harass Horowitz and Mick while theyre watching "Kiss Of   Death" (1947) '),
('4794',' Another scene of Horowitz working on the fertilizer bomb'),
('4795',' In the mess hall scene where Horowitz starts throwing milk around & gets  carried off to solitary, there is an omitted scene where he passes Mick & the  camera is on Mick. Then the camera goes back to Horowitz been carried through  another part of the way to solitary, then another prisoner yells out, "Dont  forget to write"!'),
('4796',' The final chase along the runway has been treated with orange sunset  filters in the UK pay'),
('4797','TV version, but in the UK laserdisc release the same  scene takes place in normal daylight.'),
('4798',' The trailer features one scene not used in the final film: When Mike Lowrey  wakes up two woman are with him; one lies besides him in the bed and says  "Buenos dias", the other one is in the shower.'),
('4799',' German sell'),
('4800','through video is cut for violence to get a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('4801',' The Australian free'),
('4802','to'),
('4803','air TV version is cut to achieve an M rating so that  the movie may be showed at an earlier 8:30 timeslot. Lines involving the word  fuck are either edited/cut or the scenes in which they take place are  missing entirely.'),
('4804',' German theatrical version was cut (ca. 1,5 min.) for violence to secure a  more commercial "Not under 16" rating.'),
('4805',' The 18'),
('4806','rated UK release of this film was cut by 22 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('4807',' Deleted scene included on the DVD: '),
('4808',' Just before the scene with Ben and Julie at the pub, there was a short   (29sec) scene where Ben meets Julie at the Melbourne Tribune and makes a   half'),
('4809','arsed apology. There follows a joke at the expense of   _Jerry Maguire (1996)_ (qv).'),
('4810',' The original screening version, featured an extended fight scene between Jack  and Rip, as well as additional footage during the basement face off between  George and Zach. This version also had a different end credits sequence as  well as some slight sound differences.'),
('4811',' An unrated video version featuring additional footage is available in the  USA.'),
('4812',' The 18'),
('4813','rated UK release of this film had 22minutes of pre'),
('4814','cuts and a further  35s cut by the BBFC.'),
('4815',' UK version is cut by 28 sec. to remove "dangerous imitable technique."'),
('4816',' The Australian theatrical release was cut to secure an M rating. Much of the  sex tape sequence, the discovery of Claires body and the sequence where Alex  tries to blow up Michaels car were cut. These sequences were fully restored  for the R rated video release and, oddly enough, the M rated DVD release.'),
('4817',' The theatrical version featured a rap song (Schoolly Ds Signifying Rapper)  based on a riff from Led Zeppelins "Kashmir" without permission. Subsequent  video releases omit the song from the soundtrack.'),
('4818',' The original theatrical version was released with an NC'),
('4819','17 rating.  However,  there is an R'),
('4820','rated video version which omits a great deal of critical plot  structure.'),
('4821',' The UK cinema release was uncut, but the video version was shorn of around 90  seconds of "instructional" drug use, and the rape scene was slightly trimmed.  The video version also omits the rap song.'),
('4822',' This film was passed uncut in the UK in 2003. The previous releases suffered  from the following cuts: Rape of the nun: cut: scene where nuns pants are  removed revealing pubic hair. Injecting heroin: cut: close'),
('4823','up of Zoe Lunds  arm as she injects herself. Injecting heroin: cut: Keitel drinking as he  watches Zoe. Injecting heroin: cut: another shot of Zoes arm with the needle  in it. Injecting heroin: cut: close up of Zoes face. Injecting heroin: cut:  Zoe drawing liquid from spoon. (still present in the trailer!) Injecting  heroin: 31s replaced by crude dissolve: Zoe injects Keitel. Led Zepplin  threatened legal action against a track sounding slightly like "Kashmir". The  offending song has been removed from 4 points in the video. Street drug  dealing just before Keitel arrives to buy crack: now no music at all. Nuns  rape originally to backing track "signifying rapper": now church organ music.  Long tracking shot following Keitel into the hospital: now no music at all.  End credits: now have Abel Ferrara himself singing.'),
('4824',' '),
('4825','**SPOILER*** There is a version of the film, with a slightly different  ending. The police man asks Caro for an autograph card, but she negates and  simply drives off, leaving the police man alone on the street'),
('4826',' The 99'),
('4827','minute Badder Santa was assembled by the studio without any input  from the director. The 88'),
('4828','minute Directors Cut was assembled and approved  by Zwigoff.'),
('4829',' The unrated cut of Bad Santa includes these changes: '),
('4830',' Theres an alternate take of Willie leaving the mall at the start of the   movie with a more vulgar exchange with the security guard. '),
('4831',' Theres a whole new subplot at the beginning of the movie with Willie   stealing a car and robbing someones house, and then going to a strip club   and bringing a stripper home before hearing the phone message telling him   its that time of year again. '),
('4832',' There is more footage of Willie having sex in the dressing room. '),
('4833',' The pinball scene with the underage girl is extended with more thrusting. '),
('4834',' Theres more swearing and berating in the food court scene. '),
('4835',' Theres some more footage of Willie yelling at The Kid after losing a game   of checkers. '),
('4836',' The jacuzzi sex scene is slightly longer. '),
('4837',' The scene with Willie confronting a security guard outside the mall is   extended. '),
('4838',' A small extension of the Granny Death scene. '),
('4839',' An extended car death scene. '),
('4840',' A longer shoot out at the mall'),
('4841',' In Australia the 1988 VHS release was cut by 1 minute. It wasnt until 2004  when the film was re'),
('4842','released on DVD did Australia get to see the film uncut.'),
('4843',' The VHS version of the film ends with Dharmendra being killed by the villain  (who is shown to be his father in this version of the film) while saving  Reena Roys life. In the DVD version of the film, Dharmendra is not killed  and the villain is revealed to be his fathers twin. Dharmendra is reunited  with his real father and decides to give himself up to the law in order to  pay for his crimes. We then see him being released years later and being met  by Smita Patel and his son at the prison gates.'),
('4844',' New striptease sequences added for US release.'),
('4845',' Although rated 18, the UK theatrical release was cut by 10 seconds by the  BBFC, removing a shot of sexual penetration during an early rape sequence.'),
('4846',' In addition to the cuts to the cinema version, the UK DVD also cuts out an  additional 2 seconds. This occurs when a man gets a gun stuck up his anus.'),
('4847',' The Hong Kong version is more heavily cut than UK release. It cuts 2.5 mins  of sex and violence.'),
('4848',' Hard core additionnal footage filmed by french producer'),
('4849','distributor Jack  Orth, with anonymous actors and actresses.'),
('4850',' In a trailer for the movie, there is a scene where Alvin has a quarrel with  his mother, who she thought broke into his house. He turns on a light, and  shows her his face to verify to her it is her son. She continues to beat him  with a baseball bat. This scene is not in the movie'),
('4851',' Version recovered by Fundación Patrimonio Fílmico Colombiano in 1997 with  music compound and interpreted by Francisco Zumaqué, their premiere he was in  the Teatro Jorge Eliecer Gaitán the 15 of October of 1999 in Bogota.'),
('4852',' Issued with sound in 1930.'),
('4853',' Nude scenes added for the video release.'),
('4854',' The American version splices _Big Al Uncovered_ between chapters of _The  Ballad of Big Al_ alternatingly, so the effect is that you have a one hour  show, instead of two 30 minute shows.'),
('4855',' The DVD version is missing the thundering sound effects of diplodicus feet  hitting the ground during the herd attack.'),
('4856',' There are various existing versions of this film. However, the one thought to  be closest to the version premiered in Vienna in 1924 is a print found in  1975 by Lillian Kiesler, widow of Frederick Kiesler, who arranged the  premiere. This version has been preserved by Anthology Film Archives of New  York.'),
('4857',' The version aired on the Cartoon Network are cut and fade to black after  Yosemite Sam says "mare?" The original ending has Bugs Bunny asking "anyone  for Russian Roulette."  Sam and Bugs take turn firing the gun.  The gun  doesnt fire on Sam, but when bugs fires, it goes off, but Bugs says he  missed.  The bullet did hit Sam, to which he says "I hate that rabbit."'),
('4858',' The version shown on BBC Television fades to black after Bugs asks "Anyone  for Russian Roulette?" and completely omits the closing gags with the gun.'),
('4859',' 1 minute and 1 second of bloody injuries and weapons were removed from the UK  cinema release to obtain a 12A certificate instead of an uncut 15.'),
('4860',' For the original release, the "Walt Disney presents" title card is the start  of the film. For the DVD release, the theme has a slight musical extension to  fill in a new time gap made by a shorter version of the Walt Disney logo,  which is perfectly in sync with the music. After the logo ends, the Walt  Disney title card appears, and the film starts normally.'),
('4861',' Approximately 4 minutes were removed from the Australian version to avoid a  "refused classification".'),
('4862',' The movie had its world premiere in Paris with four cuts from the Interior  Ministrys censorship board, to diminish the impact on the local jewish  community.'),
('4863',' In an alternate ending, Kate Wheeler (Cate Blanchett) is holding Joes (Bruce  Willis) and Terrys (Billy Bob Thornton) hands while watching the wedding,  and she is pregnant.  Letting the viewer speculate which man is the father.'),
('4864',' The 18'),
('4865','rated UK release of this film was cut by 4 minutes 56 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4866',' Originally released in US theatres with a NC'),
('4867','17 rating; video version is  edited and is rated R.'),
('4868',' In the mid'),
('4869','1990s, a UK video label known as Crusader Video, produced an  English dub with regional British accents used for the characters. It was  edited for nudity and sexual references. In 2003, a newer dub was produced by  ADV Films in the US, with a few characters ironically sporting southern'),
('4870','US  accents. This newer dub is unedited and was released on DVD in both the US  and the UK.'),
('4871',' In the Streamline Pictures English'),
('4872','dubbed release, a graphic shot of Count  Magnus Lees face crumbling during the final battle with D is replaced with a  red flash. This change remains present in all subsequent North American  prints, including the bilingual DVD and the subtitled VHS released by Urban  Vision.'),
('4873',' The COMMANDO WILDCAT version runs 82 minutes in full screen, missing the  opening credits sequence and the end credits; it seems uncut otherwise.'),
('4874','  Unrated version is slightly longer, where Pamela Anderson Lee is partially  topless during the opening credits.  Several of the partially topless scenes  are taken from the "sexy outtakes" extra scene and re'),
('4875','edited into the opening  credits.'),
('4876',' German video retail version is cut for violence (torturing of prisoners) to  obtain a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('4877',' Network TV version is heavily edited, where the opening credits are altered  during the wet'),
('4878','and'),
('4879','wild sequence, especially where the semi'),
('4880','nude scenes (e.g.  partial nipple exposure) are replaced with alternate shots.'),
('4881',' The Italian edition by Nocturno is the complete uncut version'),
('4882',' Video versions generally have shortened versions of the kitchen and bondage  scenes.'),
('4883',' Barbarella was released in the USA before the MPAA introduced the motion  picture rating system on November 1, 1968. It was consequently released with  a tag "Suggested For Mature Audiences". A re'),
('4884','release in 1977 (to cash in on  the success of _Star Wars (1977)_ (qv)) was edited to obtain a "PG" rating  and was called "Barbarella: Queen Of The Galaxy". The video version is of the  original uncut version and not the "PG" version (despite the subtitle "Queen  of the Galaxy" and the "PG" rating on the cover).'),
('4885',' The version now on video in Australia is of the Laser Disc version which has  a more "nude" opening credit scene. The difference in the credits occurs when  David Hemmings (qv) credit appears, from then on the floating titles reveal  more of Jane Fonda (qv) than the original version and video did.'),
('4886',' The original European version had all the nudity intact on its first release.'),
('4887',' There are both an R and unrated versions. The latter includes more nudity.'),
('4888',' The 18'),
('4889','rated UK release of this film was cut by 2 minutes 21 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4890',' The 18'),
('4891','rated UK release of this film was cut by 2 minutes 48 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4892',' Some TV prints (including the one on the 2002 Columbia House DVD) are missing  the "Be Patriotic! Get a Vistory Haircut!" gag card, rendering Woodys  response ("Victory Haircut? Hmm...what could I lose with a Victory?")  pointless.'),
('4893',' UK video version was edited (for language) by 51 sec. to secure a 12  rating. Additionaly some of the supplementary material for the DVD was cut  (47 sec.) to keep the video rating. An uncut 15 was available to the  distributor.'),
('4894',' A 60 minute TV Version was produced.'),
('4895',' The 18'),
('4896','rated UK release of this film had 13 minutes pre'),
('4897','cuts with a further  7:49s cut On top of all the usual precuts the BBFC insisted on further cuts: '),
('4898',' A lesbian scene in a mens toilet was much reduced just because it focused   on two women giving head for too long. '),
('4899',' A little while later the BBFC did a lot of snipping to ensure that a three   way scene only showed two people.by the BBFC.'),
('4900',' To get a certificate from the BBFC the movie had to be cut by 4 minutes for  its release in the UK. The BBFC states that cuts required to potentially  harmful activity in line with BBFC guidelines and policy and the Video  Recordings Act 1984. Cuts also required to remove abusive scenarios  suggesting a lack of consent to sex in line with BBFC guidelines and policy  for sex works.'),
('4901',' To receive a classification from the British Board of Film Classification  (BBFC),which is necessary for a release in the UK the DVD had to be cut by 19  seconds. The BBFC states: The cuts were compulsory. Cut required to sight of  fisting, in accordance with BBFC Guidelines, and in line with current  interpretation of the Obscene Publications Act 1959.'),
('4902',' Also available in a computer'),
('4903','colorized version.'),
('4904',' The BBC original had an extra scene after the first number about a mermaid  which is cut from the american dvd'),
('4905',' When shown on the Disney Channel, the scene of Mickeys physical examination  has been deleted.  This has been reinstated when it was aired on the "Its  Gotta Be the Shorts" marathon on Vault Disney.'),
('4906',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4907',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4908',' The 15'),
('4909','rated UK release of this film was cut by 10 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('4910',' A portuguese edition was made featuring a different cast.'),
('4911',' In the directors cut version, theres a scene where the Garces character ask  to his reflection in the mirror: "Wheres my god, wheres my last love and my  last reward for be crying to the night? Perhaps the legs of my diseased  mother expels more energy than your love, God".'),
('4912',' These uncut scenes are also featured in the Australian DVD and VHS The  European release is much more explicit than the American release (which had  to be submitted seven times to the MPAA in order to avoid an NC'),
('4913','17 rating).  The European version is also available unrated on video in the US and on  video and DVD in Australia with an R18+ Rating. The US version uses  alternate, less explicit takes of several scenes to tone down the sex  content. '),
('4914',' The murder of Johnny Boz in the opening scene is more graphic; we see the   killer stabbing him in his neck, stabbing him repeatedly in the chest, in   the face and we see the icepick passing through his nose. '),
('4915',' The scene where Nick almost rapes Beth is severely cut in the US version (we   see ripping off her underwear and forcing her over the couch, then theres a   cut to the two of them lying in bed). In the uncut version Nick pulls down   his pants, penetrates Beth from behind and she has an orgasm. '),
('4916',' The scene where Nick and Catherine make love after going to the disco is   longer much more explicit in the uncut version (Nick is seen burying his   face between her legs). '),
('4917',' The death of Nicks partner, Gus, in the elevator is more graphic. The US   version omits shots of Gus being repeatedly stabbed in the neck with blood   and gore flying at the camera.'),
('4918',' A special Network TV version of the film was prepared by director Paul  Verhoeven substituting alternate non'),
('4919','explicit footage and close'),
('4920','ups for all  violent and sexually explicit shots.'),
('4921',' In the DVD version of the directors cut, a brief shot of the ice pick moving  up and down with blood flying during the elevator murder is replaced with a  shot from behind the killer. The video version of the directors cut contains  the former scene.'),
('4922',' As with the first film, the US version was cut in the sex scenes because the  MPAA threatened the film with a NC'),
('4923','17 rating.'),
('4924',' In the UK the film was originally cut for both cinema and by a further 35  secs for video by the censors who removed the following: '),
('4925',' The scene where Duane watches a kung'),
('4926','fu film is missing shots of   chain'),
('4927','sticks from the kung'),
('4928','fu film itself. '),
('4929',' The second doctors death scene is missing a shot of him spitting blood as   well as the climatic shot of blood splashing on his face. '),
('4930',' The death of the female vet shortens shots of Belial clawing her face, the   terminating shot of the scene showing the vet with scalpels sticking in her   face is deleted. '),
('4931',' Shots of the noisy neighbour being clawed to death by Belial are cut; this   sequence was originally intercut with two other scenes making the editing at   this point awful due to these cuts. '),
('4932',' The infamous scene where Belial romances Duanes girlfriend is the worst   to suffer cuts'),
('4933',' after she wakes up the entire scene has been removed bar a   brief shot of her being strangled. In addition the shot of Belial on top her   dead body and Duanes attempts to pull him off her is missing. Its worth   noting that apart from the opening scene every murder in the film was cut to   some degree by the UK censors. The 1999 Tartan release finally saw the film   passed fully uncut by the BBFC.'),
('4934',' The film has been subsequently passed uncut by the BBFC in the UK.'),
('4935',' The Australian version, released on the Roadshow Home Video label, is uncut,  and is the same as the American unrated version.'),
('4936',' The initial US release, while still unrated, was cut by the distributor to  eliminate virtually all of the blood and gore. The violence was later  re'),
('4937','inserted when the film started playing the midnight circuit.'),
('4938',' The 18'),
('4939','rated UK release of this film was cut by 22 minutes 15 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4940',' This film was passed uncut with an 18 rating in the UK in 2000. It was  previously cut by 47 seconds by the distributor. The cuts were to the dream  sequence where kids are shot in school, which was removed by the distributor  in response to the Dunblane massacre.'),
('4941',' Was filmed in at least two versions, one as an Erotic Thriller US style, with  a slight giallo element, the other as a hardcore porno.  The porno version is  shorter as it has many of the plot elements removed.'),
('4942',' This film was shot in two versions with a different director of photography  for each. One is in standard 35mm and the other in an early 65mm process. The  65mm version is considered "stagebound" (it was actually based on a popular  play) while the 35mm version is considered more "cinematic". Prints of both  versions still exist.'),
('4943',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('4944',' The R18'),
('4945','rated UK release of this film was cut by 6 minutes 25 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4946',' The 18'),
('4947','rated UK release of this film was cut by 7 minutes 32 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('4948',' On the UK Video Batfink 5 "Brain Washday" the episode Gloves On the Go'),
('4949','Go  has its final punchline deleted and in its place the punchline from Dig  that Crazy Mountain. This makes no sense it goes like this: "How do you put  gloves behind bars?" "You dont (cut) Diggin this crazy mountain yeah" the  mouth movements look like they could be something contraversial but I dont  know so I wont hazard a guess.'),
('4950',' Some American TV prints omit the sequence showing Batman and Robin driving  the Batmobile down a boat dock to reach the Batboat (including a gag showing  them using another set of batpoles to get down to sea level).'),
('4951',' Some TV prints cut Penguins final line in the scene in which he dehydrates  the pirates ("Every one of the them has a mother!").'),
('4952',' In order to put the 126m. movie in 120m. video cassette, South Korean video  distributor cut two scenes when the movie was first released on VHS. The  first one is a whole sequence where The Joker kills a mob with a quill pen in  front of the city hall. The second is the arrival of Batman on the rooftop of  the cathedral and a few fight scenes with the goons. After the police sweeps  the cathedral with searchlights, the scene abruptly cut to the scene where a  goon with rope(the third goon that attacks Batman) desperately seeks Batman.  Also, the initial South Korean DVD release has only widescreen version of the  movie, so it featured a strange cut where Vicki pretends to tempt The Joker.  This scene has been fixed on the special edition DVD.'),
('4953',' The original (non Special'),
('4954','Edition version) Region'),
('4955','1 DVD actually contains two  different versions of the film. The fullscreen version is the theatrical  version, the widescreen version has one brief shot replaced. It is a small  scene near the end at 1:54:06 just before Batman fights the Joker in the  Clocktower. In the fullscreen version Vicki Vale gets a disgusted look when  she kisses the Jokers jacket and pulls a lint out of her mouth, however in  the widescreen version she really seems to like it.'),
('4956',' An unofficial version of the film has aired on Latin American TV at least  once. Besides being dubbed into Spanish, the films ending is heavily edited  as follows: When The Joker puts on glasses and says: "You wouldnt hit a guy  with glasses on, would you?" Batman punches him and knocks him over the edge.  In the original version the climax continues beyond this point. But in this  changed version, The Joker simply plummets to his death after the punch. This  was achieved by cutting from the punch to the birds'),
('4957','eye'),
('4958','view shot of The  Joker falling. The next shot is simply The Joker lying dead and the crowd of  people looming over him. The entire struggle on the ledge and attempted  helicopter escape are completely omitted.'),
('4959',' Following attacks from politicians on violent films aimed at children, Warner  Brothers. pushed the release date back and recut the film to a tamer version,  toning down some of the violence in the original cut sent out in screener  tapes. On April 23, 2001, the unedited version of the film was released in  the US exclusively on DVD. Up until that point the uncut version had only  been released as screeners that were sent out before the changes were made.  The following are scenes that were changed in the edited'),
('4960','for'),
('4961','content version: '),
('4962',' Lots of white flashes have been added to the action sequences where there   were previously none. Additionally, combinations of punches have been mostly   trimmed down to one punch. For example, Woof slashes the guard once now   instead of twice. Batman no longer punches Ghoul in the gut, he just   uppercuts him into the dish. Later on in the club, Terrys vicious attack on   Ghoul is cut to a flash and Terry running away while Ghoul falls. There is a   360'),
('4963','degree fight sequence in the opening battle that has also been removed,   where Batman fends off the Jokerz one by one. '),
('4964',' Seat belts added to Terry and Bruce as the drive home after their first   meeting with the new Joker. '),
('4965',' Bonk is not shot, but given a lethal dose of laughing gas, and he dies off   screen. Because of this the whole "Take the trash outside, Dee Dee" and "Are   you with me?" sequence is cut. '),
('4966',' When Bruce throws the batarang it appears as though hes pleased he can   still throw & catch a batarang instead of it showing him using it to   decapitate a Two Face dummy. '),
('4967',' When Terry enters the Batcave to find it demolished by the Joker, the   letters HA! HA! written across the floor are changed from red to purple.   Probably to assure us it is not written on Bruces blood. '),
('4968',' All other blood is removed. (Only one example was passed over. In the   flashback sequence when Batman smashes through the projection he smacks the   Joker. Blots of blood fly from the Jokers mouth, but he is not bleeding in   the next shot.) '),
('4969',' In the unedited version, when Batman (in the present) frees himself from the   Jokers ribbon wrap, he throws the knife that he used to free himself with   at the Joker. The Joker ducks at the last second and the blade goes through   the stage curtain. This would explain the hole behind the Joker. '),
('4970',' The Joker is not shot, but slips in some water and is electrocuted off   screen. Plus, they dont mention they buried him deep under Arkham or any of   that. The dialogue is completely changed in that sequence. '),
('4971',' Barbara says that Leslie Thompkins helped Tim Drake "regain himself" instead   of "regain his sanity." (or something along those lines) '),
('4972',' During a montage where Batman and Batgirl comb "the underworld" looking for   clues about Robins disappearance, Batgirl talks to a nicely'),
('4973','dressed man and   woman instead of two sleazily'),
('4974','dressed women (who are pretty obviously   hookers) on a street corner. '),
('4975',' Also, Joker no longer slices Batman across the chest of in the leg, and any   blood is digitally removed. Joker just punches Batman. '),
('4976',' More than half of the "Our Family Memories" is cut out, only showing Robin   tied up and struggling, and cutting the scene where Joker opens the barbeque   lids, picks up the voltage tongs, and shocks the Boy. '),
('4977',' A lot of dialogue is changed as well. And reference to the word "kill" is   changed. '),
('4978',' The opening fight seqeunce is trimmed, cutting out a second Dee'),
('4979','Dee kick and   completely redoing that entire Batman/Dee Dee sequence. '),
('4980',' The club fight is changed. The pink clown no longer punches Terry and says   "I dont know why the boss wants a dreg like you outta the way, but as long   as its fun...". He just goes for his gun and says "Slag him!". '),
('4981',' Bruce says "Robin defeated him." instead of "Robin did kill him". Joker says   "Bat'),
('4982','Kook" instead of "Bat'),
('4983','Fart". Jordan Price says "Ice" instead of "kill".   Tim Drake says "I can still hear his scream" instead of "I can still hear   the shot". Joker says "...with such yutzes" instead of "...with such   putzes". '),
('4984',' In the scene where the satellite laser chases the Batmoblie it blasts an   unmarked, dark, seemingly empty building. Originally it was a lit movie   theater. (In the edited version the word cineplex can be seen exploding   out of the wreckage in the last few frames of the shot.) '),
('4985',' The clothing on Nanna Harley is changed from blue and purple to Harley   Quinns trademark red and black.'),
('4986',' Finally passed uncut in the UK by the BBFC for the two'),
('4987','disc special edition  DVD in 2005, with an upgrade from a PG certificate to a 12 certificate.'),
('4988',' All pre'),
('4989','2005 UK versions were cut by 1 minute 38 secs, and these were  voluntary cuts by the distributor to ensure a PG rather than a 12 rating. The  cuts were as follows........ A shot of a cutting torch being picked up just  after the main logo is missing. Two Faces reply after the guard says "You  said youd let me live" is missing. After the punctual funeral line, Two  Face shouting Kill the Bat! has been removed from the soundtrack and replaced  with music and guards grunting. When the elevator dings just before Batman  exits, Two Faces shout of "Blast him!" was not present in the UK version.  The fight outside the elevator has lost a lot of sound effects, as well as a  sequence where Batman drops his leg sharply onto a thugs chest, complete  with a loud thud. Batman delivering a backward head butt and breaking a  thugs nose in extreme close'),
('4990','up has been removed. Close'),
('4991','ups of kicks to  midriffs and faces are also missing. Two Faces lines in the helicopter about  the acid have been removed. In the sequence where the helicopter pilot is  killed, Two Face emptying an entire clip into the helicopter pilot has been  trimmed, along with shots showing the bullets riddling the pilots body from  the front. The cut UK version had only three shots fired, and the pilot is  shown slumping from behind. The death of Stickley does not show him stopping  on the window ledge, and hanging in terror, before Nygma runs over and says  "Fred, babe! You are fired! Or should I say...terminated?". With this, he  pulls the hat off him and he falls down, but this was all cut from the UK  print. Two Faces line in the circus big top was cut from the UK version "Our  new act for your personal amazement; we call it '),
('4992',' Massacre Under The Big  Top!". A shot of Nygma laughing at the above line is also missing. When the  Mayor asks what Two Face wants at the circus, his reply is shortened from  Batman. "Bruised, broken, bleeding. In a word, dead!" to simply "Batman". The  UK version is missing the sequence where Bruce Wayne kills one guard on the  right side of the big drum by coming up behind him, breaking his neck, and  smacking him in the face as he falls. When Two Face flips his coin before  killing the Graysons, after his evil laugh he goes on to say "Their kind of  day", which was missing in the UK version. As the bomb is raised through the  roof of the circus, a quick sequence of Bruce flipping a guard over and  kicking him hard in the gut is missing. When Two Face accidentally kills two  of his men in the car, their screams have been cut short in the UK version,  and a shot of the drivers terrified face has been removed. The fight at  Nygmas party loses some impact sounds. Shortly after this, Batman makes a  guard do the splits and another crack accompanies this, but the sound has  virtually been eliminated from the soundtrack. A small crack has been greatly  reduced in volume as Batman twists a thugs arm backwards Robin throwing Two  Face a vicious head butts after the line, "This is for me!" has been replaced  in the UK version, by removing the punch Robin throws after he says "This is  for my brother" and reinserting in place of the head butt.'),
('4993',' The original cut shown in previews was too long, and a large sequence in the  Batcave, explaining much of the plot including the Batman Forever title, was  edited out. The original opening sequence depicted TwoFaces escape from  Arkham Asylum. Dr. Burton arrives at TwoFaces cell to find the ceiling blown  away and the words: "The Bat Must Die" written on a wall.  This scene was  shot but cut. The original opening can be partially seen in the U2 music  video "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me". In it the infamous "THE BAT  MUST DIE" line is shown for a second written in a wall with bloody white  letters.'),
('4994',' In the UK trailers for the film there is a line of dialogue that does not  appear anywhere in the film.	The dialogue is "I love to party. Ha, ha, ha"  said by TwoFace from his helicopter, yet this scene is nowhere to be seen.'),
('4995',' Many scens were included in preview screenings that would have made the film  darker and more understandable: '),
('4996',' The longer opening with Two'),
('4997','Faces escape from Arkham. '),
('4998',' Longer dialogue between Alfred and Bruce Wayne as he shoots through the   tunnel from Wayne enterprises to the Batcave. '),
('4999',' After the Riddler tries to punch the security guard at the casino and fails,   he picks up his cane and beats the guard to the ground with it. '),
('5000',' Alfred and Bruce examining one of Edward Nygmas boxes in the batcave. '),
('5001',' Extra exterior shots of Nygmatech at night. '),
('5002',' Shots of Dick and Bruce escorting Chase into Edward Nygmas party at the   Ritz Gotham. '),
('5003',' The Riddler reading the newspaper headline, "Batman survives subway   sabotage" and getting enraged'),
('5004','this would have led in the scene later on   where he shows the headline to Two'),
('5005','Face. '),
('5006',' More shots of Robin hitting Two'),
('5007','Face on Claw Island. '),
('5008',' More shots of Bruce and Chase hitting Two'),
('5009','Faces thugs in Wayne Manor.'),
('5010',' Large sequences of the movie were deleted to trim the movie down to two  hours. The red journal that was left by Bruces father contained words that  deepened his guilt ("Bruces insists we see a movie tonight...") and made him  feel responsible for his parents death. After Bruce is knocked unconscious  during the attack on Wayne Manor, he loses his memory and does not recall  ever being Batman, but is haunted by a terrible guilt. To face his fear,  Bruce ventures into the heart of the cave where the journal is, and reads the  end of the sentence that cleanses his guilt ("but Martha and I have our  hearts set on Zorro, so Bruces movie will have to wait for next week") The  giant bat then appears, and Bruce stands eye to eye with it. After his memory  returns, Bruce triggers a hidden button that reveals a second layer to the  batcave, where the Batwing, Batboat, and the experimental sonar suit were  kept (thus explaining why they escaped Riddlers wrath).'),
('5011',' After taunting Chase with his neon light'),
('5012','up suit, the Riddler pulls out a  long needle and injects her with a drug that knocks her out.'),
('5013',' The sequencing of much of the first half of the movie was altered to start  the movie off with an action scene. Originally, a scene was supposed to show  Two'),
('5014','Face escaping from the asylum. Cut to Bruce visiting his company and  rejecting Nygmas invention, then seeing the bat signal and going off to  fight Two'),
('5015','Face. (Note that in the theatrical version, there are sirens going  off in the distance, when it is supposed to be Chase who sends the signal)  The second time Bruce sees the signal, he meets with Chase. On his way back,  he is attacked by Two'),
('5016','Face and ends up scaling the wall to escape.'),
('5017',' Scenes in which Batman goes to the secret underground tunnel and says a line  pertaining to the cave are cut in the video release, but present in the  theatrical version.'),
('5018',' In 2005, the film was resubmitted for the special edition DVD release. The  BBFC downgraded the certificate back to the original 12 certificate(which was  not possible in 1992, when the 12 certificate was cinema only), and waived  the cuts to the chain'),
('5019','sticks scene, but the aerosol in the microwave scene  remained cut on the grounds that it was a potentially dangerous imitable  technique. Various extra features being rated 15 have however caused the  overall category of the DVD to be 15. The resulting cuts meant that the audio  commentary was dropped from the UK release (probably because it would have  been out of sync), although it is still mistakenly advertised as present on  the DVD packaging.'),
('5020',' In the UK the film was cut by 9 seconds at its cinema release, one cut was of  a clown swinging nunchakus, the other was of Catwoman putting some  spray'),
('5021','paint cans in a microwave to start an explosion at a department store.  These cuts also applied to all pre'),
('5022','2005 VHS and DVD releases. The nunchaku  cut was waived by the BBFC in 2005 though 7 secs remain missing from the  aerosol scene.'),
('5023',' Reportedly, the South Korean VHS edition of "Batman Returns" remains infamous  between Korean audiences because of its stupid cut by the video company: the  movie runs 126m., but in order to put in on a 120m. cassette, the company cut  the whole sequence of Selinas transformation to Catwoman.  In theaters, it  was intact.'),
('5024',' Filmed at the height of the Second World War, this serial originally featured  a large amount of racist dialogue. A later reissue (released on video by  Goodtimes) maintains the fact the villain is Japanese, but otherwise features  new narration and dialogue which substitutes less'),
('5025','racist terminology.'),
('5026',' Shortened versions of the individual chapters were released for the 8mm home  movie market in the late 1960s.'),
('5027',' The UK video version was originally cut (for category) by 3 seconds to remove  the use of throwing stars in the scene where Bruce fights off bank robbers.  The new DVD version is uncut, and maintains the PG certificate.'),
('5028',' A version shown on UK channel ITV'),
('5029','1 was cut: most of the fight between the  Joker and Phantasm is edited out. When Joker sprays Phantasm with his flower,  in the unedited version she takes off the glove he hits pushes Joker into a  table where he reaches between the large sausage and a knife, and grabs the  large sausage. He then runs past her, and escapes by running through a  window. In the edied version, he sprays her glove and then escapes through  the window. The table fight is completly removed.'),
('5030',' Among the scenes in the "Special Version": '),
('5031',' Redone opening titles '),
('5032',' Redone sound effects '),
('5033',' Added CGI blood to make the shootouts more bloody '),
('5034',' Added/deleted/edited/extended shots and scenes for pacing and clarity   purposes, including: '),
('5035',' A longer basketball sequence '),
('5036',' added reaction shots of the kids in the classroom to Kitanos "Do you know   this law" question, and after Kuninobus death. '),
('5037',' a flashback shot of Mizuho and Inada and Kaori Minami, to remind us of who   they were when we see their bodies. '),
('5038',' closer shots of Takiguchi and Hatagamis corpses '),
('5039',' an additional shot of Nanahara weeping at the top of the lighthouse '),
('5040',' additional shots of postcards from Mimuras uncle '),
('5041',' Kitano shutting down power to the computers and ordering the soldiers to   reboot after the Third Man attack '),
('5042',' A scene with Mitsuko as a 9'),
('5043','year'),
('5044','old coming home to find a pedophile in her   house. '),
('5045',' an additional shot of Mimura triggering the explosives on the truck '),
('5046',' "Requiems", showing the real flashbacks, and we hear the dialouge during   Norikos dream.'),
('5047',' When the movie was first released in Japan, it was classified as R'),
('5048','15,  meaning that noone under the age of 15 could see it. However, director Kinji  Fukasaku went back and edited some of the more violent scenes along with  filming some new ones to create a "Special Version" which people under the  age of 15 can see.'),
('5049',' 8 minutes were added to the Special Version to bring the running time to  121 mins. Around 100 edits were made to the movie including consideringly  amping up the sound during the violent scenes. Among the scenes added to the  Special Version were: a flashback to a basketball match that Shuya and Mimura  played in school; an extended speech given by Kitano to the students; after  Mimura hacks the computer system, Kitano shuts down the power to the monitors  and acts very ambivalent to it; an alternate requiem ending.'),
('5050',' German version was supposed to be released uncut with a JK/SPIO approval  (which basically states that the film doesnt violate the law (§131,  glorification of violence)). But due to various circumstances at the time  (political climate, the shooting at Erfurt) the approval was denied. To  release the film at all, the German distributor Kinowelt had to cut the film.  Among the cut scenes are: '),
('5051',' Kitano killing Fujiyoshi with his knife '),
('5052',' Kitano killing Nobu by activating the collar '),
('5053',' All notes telling the viewer who was killed and how many survivors are left   were deleted '),
('5054',' Mitsuko killing Megumi with a sickle '),
('5055',' Much of Kitanos comments like "Its tough when friends die on you, but hang   in there!" '),
('5056',' Kiriyama killing the two girls with the MP was shortened '),
('5057',' View of Kitanos picture was shortened '),
('5058',' Nanahara saying "She took the knife that Nobu use to stab Kitano from the   desk."'),
('5059',' In 2004 the film was re'),
('5060','released in Germany by Marketing Film. This version  is called "Perfect Edition". It is a big Tin Box with 4 DVDs and the  Soundtrack CD. Disc 1 includes the uncut version from a German master while  Disc 2 contains the uncut version from a Japanese master. Disc 3 features the  Directors Cut and Disc 4 holds the bonus material.'),
('5061',' When the theatrical film received a negative reaction, a re'),
('5062','edited version  entitled "Battle Royale II: Revenge" was released onto video. This new cut  restores over 20 minutes of character development, features improved special  effects, and expands on the storys thematic elements.'),
('5063',' The theatrical and VHS versions are rated PG'),
('5064','13 while the DVD version is the  R'),
('5065','rated cut.'),
('5066',' The R'),
('5067','rated Region 1 DVD features bloodier and more graphic attacks from the  bats than in the PG'),
('5068','13 theatrical, video and cable versions.'),
('5069',' The version now being seen in the USA was taken from the Lux (French) release  version. It has been modified with the main title in English (the remainder  of the credits are in French) and the English dialog track. It also contains  shots of graphic violence that were deleted from the original US version that  was released to theatres by Metro'),
('5070','Goldwyn'),
('5071','Mayer in 1960.'),
('5072',' In the 1920s, the Aywon Film Corporation distributed a 37 minute version; the  added length is due to the editing and new titling by M.G. Cohn and J.F.  Natteford. This version includes extended opening credits and added  intertitles in the style of 1920s titling.'),
('5073',' In the original ending a faction of pacifists leave Akir, feeling that their  society has now become part of the violent universe. The sequence was  scrapped after the fx shop delivered poor shots of their spaceships departing  from the planet.'),
('5074',' CBS television version adds a few scenes cut from the theatrical release.   One scene takes place after Aldo chases teacher Abe, where MacDonald reminds  him why humans should not say "no" to an ape.  Another scene towards the end  of the film has the surviving House of Mendez cult about to set off the  doomsday bomb (as seen in "Beneath The Planet Of The Apes"), but decide not  to as it would be a threat to the world.'),
('5075',' The Japanese LD of the film is 10 Minutes longer that the U.S. version.  Following is a detailed list of what is missing: '),
('5076',' 803:the score continues to its original ending for 25 seconds with extra   footage of General Aldo approaching on a horse. '),
('5077',' 1337:the chase of the teacher of the apes is longer by 20 seconds. '),
('5078',' 2657: the mutant chief is walking around in his HQ and has more dialogue   (30 sec) '),
('5079',' 2938: the entry into the forbidden city of the ape scout party with Caesar   is 40 sec longer with more dialogue. '),
('5080',' 3432:the escape from the forbidden city shows more footage and dialogue of   the apes. '),
('5081',' 4206:the scene were Cornelius is "shot" by a human boy is beginning   earlier, making it clear that the shooting is a game '),
('5082',' which makes more   sense since no mutant party had yet approached the ape city (15 sec). '),
('5083',' 4647:DELETED SCENE:in this edited scene, the mutant chief tells his   lieutenant to fire an atomic missile on Ape City when he give the signal.   This adds to the tension, and it is odd that this element was left out.   (116) '),
('5084',' 5643:the assault by the mutants is shown 45 sec longer. (In this sequence   there are three more smaller cuts that reduce the battle scene by 40   additional sec and there is no musical score.) '),
('5085',' 10218: the scene where the mutant chief calls "Sergeant York" is missing.   (1 min) '),
('5086',' 10757: again, parts of the assault are cut by almost 40 sec. '),
('5087',' 10850: there are additional shots and dialogue before the mutants lay the   smoke screen. '),
('5088',' 10929: 15 sec of the battle were cut. '),
('5089',' 11000: more battle footage cut. (20 sec) '),
('5090',' 11600: the scene were Aldo kills the mutant chief and his followers in the   school bus was cut in the U.S. version. '),
('5091',' 12210: the fight between Aldo and Caesar is longer. '),
('5092',' 12400: DELETED SCENE: the scene where the advisor talks the mutant   lieutenant out of firing the atomic missile was cut. (only with this   sequence reinserted the odd cut from the Caesar conversation with the humans   to the ending sequence makes a little more sense and looks better)'),
('5093',' Some TV prints of the film retain the Transamerica/UA production logo, which  is now frequently edited out of other UA films of that period.'),
('5094',' The present (2004) US DVD copies that have different main titles (as stated  above) also have slightly different end titles with a different Churchill  quote ("The end of the beginning" rather than the one about "the few"). Since  William Walton originally was supposed to write the entire score, one might  also presume that these alternate main credits were the ones originally  intended before Maurice Binder and Ron Goodwin (whose Battle of Britain Theme  over the end credits has been replaced with Walton music) were brought in.'),
('5095',' In some prints of this film, the scenes involving Hitler and the Nazis (not  to mention other scenes in Polish) are not subtitled at all, and the audience  watching the film has no idea what the Germans are planning.'),
('5096',' The DVD version is struck from a slightly different widescreen print than the  VHS version (which is pan'),
('5097','and'),
('5098','scan except for the titles), as the distinctive  main titles (created by Maurice Binder) have been greatly simplified and  titled The Battle of Britain. Sir William Walton is given credit for the  music, though only Battle in the Air and his Battle of Britain March  appear in the film; the rest of the soundtrack is composed by Ron Goodwin.'),
('5099',' The 2004 U.K. DVD release features two audio versions of the film: the  original theatrical release audio featuring Ron Goodwins score, and a  secondary audio track with the restored William Walton/Malcolm Arnold score.  A surviving member of the film crew painstakingly tracked down and restored  the Walton session recordings.'),
('5100',' The 2004 UK DVD issue also restore the "original" Maurice Binder Main Title  credits.'),
('5101',' A patriotic Australian version includes a brief epilogue exhorting  Australians to resist the Japanese.'),
('5102',' A version exists where the film is divided into two parts because of its  length. There are extra titles to explain this division, and a short  recapitulation of Part I is found at the beginning of Part II.'),
('5103',' The film was originally screened at about 170 minutes. When it was initially  released on North American home video in the 1980s, it was trimmed to a mere  141 minutes. Most of the cuts involved was seen as "unnecessary" battle  footage, such as when Guffys tanks arrive in the first major battle scene to  back up Major Wolenskis battalion and, later, portions of the German day  attack on Ambleve are missing, among other scenes. The 1990 video and  subsequent home video and laserdisc releases run 156 minutes (in order to  market the film on a T'),
('5104','160 videotape) and restore the original Overture,  Intermission and Exit Music. Four key scenes are still missing: '),
('5105',' 1. Colonel Hessler and General Kohler meet Schumachers paratroop contingent   just after they leave Kohlers office. '),
('5106',' 2. After Kohler shows Hessler the colossal war room, Hessler goes outside   and inspects his tanks. '),
('5107',' 3. After Pritchard tells Kiley he is being transferred to the United States,   Kiley and Maj. Wolenski discuss what should be done with Germany after the   war. '),
('5108',' 4. The most famous missing scene occurs right after the nuns ask Hessler for   aid in Ambleve. It has a young French boy attempt to assassinate Hessler.   Hessler allows the boy to live, but has his father shot instead. Immediately   after this scene, Major Wolenski has a meeting with Hessler in which he   confronts him about the Malmedy Massacre.'),
('5109',' Some TV versions are nearly complete. TNT aired one in the late 1990s which  was missing the Overture, Intermission, Exit Music and also excised most of  the Cinerama footage of the train making its way through the mountains. The  pan'),
('5110','and'),
('5111','scanning on this version was significantly different than that on the  previous VHS releases.'),
('5112',' The Warner Brothers DVD released on 3 May 2005, restores all of the missing  scenes as well as a fifth scene featuring James MacArthur and George  Montgomery. The disc runs only a few seconds short of 170 minutes. The film  is also presented in the correct 2.75:1 aspect ratio, not the 2.20:1 ratio  which TV and Laserdisc versions were framed at.'),
('5113',' In 2000, Film Preservation Associates, Inc. copyrighted an 88'),
('5114','minute version  produced for video by David Shepard (qv), with a score compiled by  Rodney Sauer (qv) and played by The Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra.'),
('5115',' Japanese 2003 DVD reportedly has replaced Ayumi Hamasakis performance with  another actress.'),
('5116',' The UK version has had two seconds of violence cut to obtain the 12  certificate requested by the distributor.'),
('5117',' An early scene of Terl (John Travolta) gleefully rescinding a promise to an  unscrupulous underling in a bar/nightclub is cut from U.S. home video prints'),
('5118',' In the theatrical release when Terl takes Johnny to the library he tells him  that he is sure to find plenty of recipies for raw rat. This has been removed  from the US video release.'),
('5119',' A scene where Johnny and the other humans try to find instructions to the  bomb is added in the U.S. Video and DVD release'),
('5120',' In a scene shown in the theatrical version but cut from the video/DVD  release, Terl and Ker stand before a chasm with river below. They wonder  whether humans can fly or not, and Terl drops one off the edge to see if they  can. Humans cant fly, and the man falls screaming into the depths.'),
('5121',' In the nightclub scene with Ms. Terl she promises that Terl will be "as happy  as a baby Psychlo on a steady diet of kerbango". In the theatrical release  the line she delivered was differently phrased and ended in "as happy as a  baby in a crib full of Kerbango."'),
('5122',' The U.S. television version contains many of the scenes cut for the video,  but with some other scenes obviously edited for content.'),
('5123',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('5124',' There are two versions of this film:  A stand'),
('5125','alone TV movie, and a  pilot/first episode of a series.   In the stand'),
('5126','alone version, Baltar is  executed halfway through. This version was actually released theatrically  first in Canada before the TV version aired in the USA.  It was eventually  released to theatres worldwide (including the U.S.). When it became apparent  that the series would in fact be made, an alternate ending and version of  Baltars execution scene was filmed.  In the Series version, Baltar is "held  for public execution" instead of being beheaded at once.  When the Cylon  "Imperious Leader" who ordered his execution is killed in the explosion of  the planet Carrillon, his successor orders Baltars release so Baltar can  command the Cylon Base Star that will chase the human refugees throughout the  series.  All this information is given in an "Epilogue" tacked on at the end  of the film.'),
('5127',' At least some of the theatrical prints used the "SenSurround" technique  originally developed for Earhtquake (1974).'),
('5128',' Re'),
('5129','edited into a 3'),
('5130','part episode for syndication with the rest of the TV  series.'),
('5131',' 1961 reissue has new sex and shock footage and a pre'),
('5132','credits banjo theme song  and introduction.'),
('5133',' The DVD edition has more than 10 minutes of footage not shown in the original  version including an extented rescue of three fashion models at Malibu Beach,  and an additional scene introducing Kekoa on an Oahu beach with a flashback  to her and J.D. and extended scenes of dialogue including Kekoa and Leigh  trying to out'),
('5134','talk each other about their sex lives with their new beaus.'),
('5135',' An unrated video version exists that runs as 123 minutes which features a 16  minute feature at the end of the movie hosted by Carmen Electra which  features her Glacier Bay montage which was cut from the film as well as other  steamy montages from other Baywatch episodes which include the waterfall  montage of Pamela Anderson and David Charvet from Baywatch: Forbiden  Paradise, which were termed "too steamy" for network TV viewing.  Shown on TV  in three parts, the TV network version has a number of scenes added some of  which include: An underwater scene where Leslie Stryker and Robby Quinn  discover the crate where the emeralds are found. A scene on the ship Dawn  Princess where Gavin sits down at a dining room table with another woman  after mistakenly thinking that she is Leslie. Hobie buying Leslie a dress at  the ships gift shop. Cody bringing a rabbi to Mitch after he cannot find the  ships captain for Mitch and Neelys wedding. Neely telling Donna about her  engagement to Mitch. Plus additional walk on bits from various crew and fans  of the series in extended scenes.'),
('5136',' An unrated cut of "Cave Girl Island" exists and has been shown on pay'),
('5137','cable  channels (e.g. Cinemax) in North America.'),
('5138',' An alternate, unrated (and very explicit) version of this film exists and has  been shown on Premium Pay Cable (Cinemax).'),
('5139',' One musical monologue number of Annette Funicello singing "Ill Never Change  Him" was cut from the original theatrical print but appears in some prints  that air on cable TV.'),
('5140',' A scene showing the Rats doing a comic dance routine (complete with funny  sound effects) to the waltz at the nightclub was cut from the theatrical  print but was included in some TV prints in the 70s.'),
('5141',' The 25th Anniversary edition is cut down by 43 mins. from the original cut.'),
('5142',' A shorter version later aired on ABC. The character representing Van Dyke  Parks was renamed.'),
('5143',' Some television versions contain alternate lines in the scene where C.C. and  Hilary have their argument in the department store. For example, in the  theatrical version, C.C. remarks to Hilary, "You have been a total bitch ever  since you came to New York!" In some TV prints, she says, "You have been  completely unbearable ever since you came to New York!"'),
('5144',' The musical number "Otto Titsling" is omitted from most TV prints of the  film.'),
('5145',' On the "Special Edition" DVD release of the film, the theatrical trailer  features several additional scenes and alternate lines that are not in the  final release: '),
('5146',' 1) C.C. and Hilary sitting in chairs on the veranda of Hilarys house having   a conversation. Hilary asks C.C., "Having a baby without a father, am I   being selfish?". C.C. replies, "All great love is selfish." This scene is   shown in the theatrical release, underscored by Bette Midler singing "Baby   Mine." However, it does not feature the aforementioned lines. '),
('5147',' 2) When Hilary visits C.C. at the San Francisco nightclub for the first time   since their last argument, C.C. says an alternate line in response to   Hilarys statement, "I cant even yodel." In the theatrical release, C.C.   says, "Youre beautiful. Youre smart. People look at you." In the trailer,   she says, "You have hair that moves." According to director Garry Marshall   on the DVD audio commentary, test audiences hated the line "You have hair   that moves", so "People look at you" was used in its place. '),
('5148',' 3) When Hilary is driving C.C. to her singing gig at Johns apartment, there   is a short clip in the trailer when a car tries to pull in front of her van.   Hilary yells to the driver, "You maniac!"'),
('5149',' The version shown on the Superstation includes the following changes: '),
('5150',' A different version of the conversation between CC and Leona on the beach in   Miami, which omits most of the swears and changes a few of the lines. '),
('5151',' A different version of CCs fight with the director of her first movie '),
('5152',' The part in the bar where CC asks Harry for 50 dollars is omitted, going   right from her song "Ive Got My Health" to her ordering a drink from the   bartender.'),
('5153',' Most home video versions include 15 minutes of footage removed from the film.'),
('5154',' The original ending (bits of this can be seen in the trailer and its  mentioned in the script book for the film) had an earthquake occurring in LA  and Elmer(Larry Drake) going into the room where Whistlers Mother was to  make sure everything was okay. However the bottom part of the picture frame  breaks off and reveals the words See Whistlers Mother at the Grierson  Gallery. Realizing that its a poster, Elmer then runs out of the room  screaming and then we see one last shot of Bean smiling at the old painting  (the one he destroyed) that now rests on his bedroom wall.'),
('5155',' Version shown on cable in the Peoples Republic of China (April, 1999) are  uncut save for the scenes of Bean experimenting with "giving the finger" to  people on the streets of LA.  All scenes of him giving this gesture are cut  from the film, an edit all the more perplexing as one of these scenes is  shown in an advert for the movie.'),
('5156',' When broadcast on American Television in 2000, the scene of Mr. Bean giving  people the finger was replaced by a scene of him ordering a hotdog with  everything on it. Bean then holds the hotdog to his mouth open wide as  David takes a picture of him. When he finally is about to eat the hotdog, he  pauses, looks at whats been put on it, smells it, and recoils with a look of  nausea.'),
('5157',' The deleted scenes that are shown in thr 15 minute segment before the film  include the following: '),
('5158',' Bean driving to work in his trademark black and yellow Austin Mini and   getting caught in a traffic jam outside of Harrods department store. Seeing   two doorman holding open the doors for customers, Bean seizes the   opportunity and simply drives through the doors, around the inside of the   store and then out the other side to get through the jam. '),
('5159',' Bean pulling up to a No Parking sign at his place of work, getting out a   pair of false legs, pushing them underneath the car, and dropping some   wrenches next to the legs to simulate his making repairs. '),
('5160',' Bean hearing the news that hell be going to America. He thinks that   everyone will be carrying a gun so he makes believe hes holding a gun with   his hands, and mimics Eastwood'),
('5161','like moves and even says to a man, "Are you   feeling lucky punk?" '),
('5162',' Bean reprising the head in the lap gag in which he is wearing a blindfold   to help him sleep while on the plane to America. He starts to fall down in   his seat and then manages to have his head fall into the crotch of the   passenger sitting next to him. The passenger yells for a stewardess to   switch him to a different seat and Bean tries to make sense of the situation   by screaming "IM BLIND!" since he is still wearing the blindfold. '),
('5163',' The Langley family falls asleep waiting for Bean at the airport. What they   dont know is that Bean actually HAS arrived at their house by way of a   Taxi. He gets inside and plays around with a remote control for what he   thinks is the TV but is actually the garage door opener. Bean then picks up   a SONY Walkman for the first time and then starts to listen to music and do   an impromptu dance in his pajamas all over the house. '),
('5164',' The Langleys arriving home and Bean using their bathroom. Bean and David   continue a set of near misses as one goes outside the room as another   comes in. Bean, searching for his toothpaste, comes across what he thinks is   Davids toothpaste but is actually a tube of medicinal toe cream. Bean puts   it on his toothbrush, brushes and after a bit smiles and says "Mmmm! Nice!" '),
('5165',' A lot more of Beans destroying of Whistlers mother (A lot of the pictures   for this scene can be found in the books for the film) is shown. Bean going   into the Grierson Gallery mens room and attempting to wash off the ink by   using a toilet brush. Hearing others who want to use the facilities, Bean   places the painting outside a window and onto the buildings ledge. He then   walks out on the ledge and tries to grab it while trying not to disrupt the   security meeting with David, Elmer, George, Bernice, and Walter. '),
('5166',' Bean   tries to calm Davids panic over the destroyed painting by coming up with   the idea of placing a tiny piece of paper saying "DO NOT COME IN" on the   doors. Davids reaction to this is "EXCELLENT! Its perfect! Problem is   solved! Apart from one tiny drawback, that someone will eventually walk   through that door, theyll see the painting and say, "Oh look, someone has   completely destroyed Whistlers Mother. Lets Kill Them!!!" leaving Bean    at a loss for words. '),
('5167',' A breakfast scene at the Langleys shows Bean making scrambled eggs and   toast for David and Andrew while David tries to think of what to say at the   unveiling. "I get to go in and tell everyone that Whistlers Mother now   looks like Pinocchios Father!" '),
('5168',' An extended scene of Burt Reynolds character General Newton meeting the   staff of the Grierson Gallery including Bean.'),
('5169',' Just before the credits of the featurette is a montage of little bit scenes  cut which include the following: '),
('5170',' Bean strangling his chairmans secretary at the beginning of the film '),
('5171',' Bean playing with the many light switches in the Langley household '),
('5172',' Bean trying to skateboard for the first time at a playground '),
('5173',' Bean pulling all of the furniture in his apartment against the door by way   of strings. One can only assume this is Beans idea of security for his   apartment. '),
('5174',' Bean and David riding around Los Angeles more '),
('5175',' Bean and David posing for a picture at the fairgrounds '),
('5176',' Bean taking one last picture of David before he boards the plane back home.   He motions for David to move back. David backs up so much he ends ups   falling over a large pile of luggage '),
('5177',' Bean wearing sunglasses and holding a sign that reads Jack Nicholson. He   is obviously posing for a picture as he grins like Nicholson and points to   the sign and then himself. '),
('5178',' Bean doing a Broadway'),
('5179','like dance with a fedora hat on the steps outside his   workplace '),
('5180',' More shots of Bean giving the finger to everyone '),
('5181',' Bean drinking Champagne while flying to America and then making faces after   sampling some '),
('5182',' Bean with the turkey stuck on his head actually walking outside the Langley   house and nearly getting hit by a car and then falling in a bush'),
('5183',' The original 1953 version cuts the shot where the cop is swallowed whole.  This shot is restored in the video version of the film.'),
('5184',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to edit some gore from the  murder scenes. All later versions were uncut.'),
('5185',' The British X certificate cinema release "Blood Devils" was taken from the  same cut version used for the American TV version.  This same version later  resurfaced on video, however there was a second British video release that  was uncut.  It went by the title "Beast of the Dead", it contains some  topless footage that wouldnt have got past U.S. TV, but would have been  passed by the British censor.  However lots of violence obviously hadnt much  chance of making it past the censor, especially a gruesome scene where a  doctor removes a mans head.'),
('5186',' There are two versions playing on American Premium (Subscription) Movie  Channels.  One has subtitles for the Mujahadeen and the other does not.  Currently, on STARZ, the version with subtitles is playing.  Last year, on  A&E, was the version without subtitles.'),
('5187',' Some versions eliminate the bare breasts shot in the beginning of the film.'),
('5188',' Some prints contain a pre'),
('5189','title sequence which shows a large man, dressed  like Tor Johnson in the film, attacking a topless woman inside a house.  The  technical quality of this footage if far superior to the rest of the movie  which seems to indicate that it was not part of the original production.  The  topless nudity would not have been permitted on U.S. screens at the time this  movie was originally shot.'),
('5190',' Old UK video release is cut 1min. 07sec.'),
('5191',' The following cuts were made to the UK release of this film: '),
('5192',' The opening and closing rape scenes are missing glimpses of the womens   breasts and of bloodied bodies '),
('5193',' Michaels (Paul Clemens) attack on Edwin (Logan Ramsey) is missing the shot   of the killer quivering as he gnaws into the victims throat. '),
('5194',' A shot of Edwins mangled body is missing when it is discovered by the Judge   (Don Gordon). '),
('5195',' Michael snarls at the camera with a bloodied mouth during a flashback that   is missing. '),
('5196',' Eventually the Judge gets his head ripped off but we dont get to see the   blood pouring out nor the head rolling off the neck stump'),
('5197',' When the game was first released in Germany it was the un'),
('5198','dubbed and  un'),
('5199','subtitled version which had a few scenes censored (for example, von Zell  sitting in his cave and eating flesh from a human bone). The screen would go  black and instead of being able to see whats happening youd see a short  message on the screen (in German) just describing the scene. When the game  was later released in its localized German version it was uncensored.'),
('5200',' The video version cuts this film down from 183 minutes long to 116 minutes  long, removing numerous amounts from the original TV version.'),
('5201',' RKO also released this film as a totally silent movie.'),
('5202',' A VHS version in Argentina seems to have been lifted from a worn, but  acceptable, 16mm print. This print features organ music accompaniment and the  editors added Spanish language subtitles.'),
('5203',' In the alternate version, the first scene is in color. The scene was also  processed through various color treatments, giving the scene a retro  appearance.'),
('5204',' This film was re'),
('5205','released in IMAX and other large format theaters on January  1, 2002. The following changes were made to the film for this release: '),
('5206',' The "Silver Screen Partners IV" credit is removed from the opening title   sequence. '),
('5207',' The animation in some of the scenes went back through the clean'),
('5208','up animation   department a second time, to correct problems such as wavering lines and   missing details, which, while not very noticeable during a traditional 35mm   showing of the film, would have been discomforting on a much large IMAX   screen. Small details, such as the blood in Beasts wound after his fight   with the wolves, were also added. '),
('5209',' The Beasts "stutter" ("You wan'),
('5210','wanna stay in the tower?"), a sound editing   mistake, was corrected ("You wanna stay in the tower?"). '),
('5211',' Six minutes of new footage was added between the songs "Something There" and   "Beauty and the Beast," most of which is made up of a new musical sequence,   "Human Again." This song was written by Howard Ashman and Alan Meken for the   original version of the film, but cut for continuity purposes. After Alan   Meken altered the song to make it work for the Broadway stage version of   Beauty and the Beast, the song was worked back into the film. '),
('5212',' During the "Human Again" song sequence, the household objects clean up the   Beasts castle, which necessitated having the background artists go back and   digitally re'),
('5213','paint the backgrounds for the castle scenes that followed so   that the castle was clean. '),
('5214',' The animation for Cogsworths line to the Beast after Belle is freed   ("Yes'),
('5215','yes'),
('5216','yes, but...why?") was completely re'),
('5217','done, as the directors never   liked how the animation looked in the original version. '),
('5218',' New sound effects are added to the shot where Belle and Phillippe leave the   castle to find Maurice, which are supposed to suggest that the Beast trashes   his room in anguish (and also so that the backgrounds from this point on   would not have to be repainted). '),
('5219',' The longer credits necessitated the addition of an additional passage of   score music, a newly recorded reprise of the "Beauty and the Beast" theme,   to the end of the film.'),
('5220',' A "work'),
('5221','in'),
('5222','progress" edition has also been released on a CAV laserdisc in  1992. This is the unfinished preview version shown at the New York Film  Festival in September 1991, with 80% of its animation complete, the remaining  footage represented by sketches, drawings and painted storyboards.  It runs  the same length as the final cut and has no new scenes but includes a  alternate version of "Be Our Guest" sung to Belles father after he stumbles  into the castle.  It was decided to make "Be Our Guest" more of a show  stopper and place it in the middle of the film to be sung to Belle. The  alternate scene is all in penciltest.'),
('5223',' On the soundtrack and in the film that first was screened, there is a scene  during the "Gaston" song in which Lefou tries to spell Gastons name and then  gives up. This scene is not in the video version. Only the soundtrack on  cassette has the full length music of "West Wing", which is the energenic  instrumental music heard when the Beast saves Belle from the wolves.  (The  CDs version is cut right where Belle is running out of the castle before the  attack.) The CD box set "The Music Behind The Magic", which features The  Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin music, is also completely  void of the full track.'),
('5224',' A different version of the "work in progress" edition, mentioned above, was  released on VHS in a special box set. It features all the scenes from the  final movie but doesnt include the alternate version of "Be Our Guest." The  tape does include a making'),
('5225','of documentary and a short sequence illustrating  step'),
('5226','by'),
('5227','step how the film was animated. This is the "Work'),
('5228','In'),
('5229','Progress" that  is availiable on the DVD.'),
('5230',' When the movie was released on DVD in October 2002, it offered three versions  of the film: the "Special Edition" (the IMAX cut), the "Work'),
('5231','In'),
('5232','Progress"  version (with Belle in the Be Our Guest;" the original work'),
('5233','in'),
('5234','progress cut  featured Maurice in this sequence), and an "Original Theatrical Version." The  "Original Theatrical Version." is actually identical to the IMAX/ "Special  Edition" version, except that it retains the original animation of the  footage from the end of "Something There" until Belles release from the  castle (this includes the retention of Cogsworths original animation in his  conversation with the Beast after Belle is freed) and the original end  credits sequence. All of the other edits that were made to the IMAX version  (the cleaned'),
('5235','up animation, no stuttering Beast, etc.) are also present in  this version.'),
('5236',' All Golden Films and Jetlag Productions films released by GoodTimes  Entertainment on DVD in 2002 and 2003 were edited with a new animated opening  logo of "Childrens Classics." The animated montage only featured characters  from Jetlag Productions films.'),
('5237',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('5238','rated and unrated versions.'),
('5239',' A version was also made for the Super Nintendo with practically the same  storyline: Gwar is in town and Beavis and Butt'),
('5240','Head desperately want to see  the show, so they figure if they can take four pictures of them doing cool  stuff, the guards will let them back stage! So the gruesome twosome must  struggle through four outrageous stages: Highland High School, Streets of  Highland, Highland Hospital, and Turbo Mall 2000. Also enjoy a leisurley  couch fishing. Meet some of your "friends" along the way like Daria and  Stewart. And match wits with evil foes like Todd, Earl, Tom Anderson, Big  Nurse, and more! Collect power'),
('5241','ups, cool weapons, and do lots of other cool  stuff!'),
('5242',' The home video version credits Demi Moore and Bruce Willis (they are  uncredited in the theatrical release)'),
('5243',' When "Beavis and Butt'),
('5244','head Do America" premiered on MTV on August 7, 1999, an  additional cut scene followed the movie. While visiting the Pentagon, Beavis  cant take a dump in their restroom because theres no toilet paper in the  stall. Butt'),
('5245','head is equally angry with Washington because the urinals dont  automatically flush when you run your hand across them. After the rest of  their tour bus has finished looking at an encased Declaration of  Independence, Beavis sneaks out, breaks the glass and snatches it to use as  "T.P. for his bunghole." While Pentagon guards rush to see what happened,  Beavis cleans up and exits the stall with a piece of the Declaration,  containing John Hancocks signature, stuck to his shoe.'),
('5246',' In the version aired on TNN May 26, 2002, in the scene where the FBI agents  are talking after Beavis and Butt'),
('5247','Head leave the Hoover Dam, the word  "terrorists" was replaced with "masterminds".'),
('5248',' In the Italian version, Milly and Jason are learning French instead of  Italian.'),
('5249',' When it played the Road Show circuits, the movie contained an intermission  break. During this intermission there would be a live appearance by "Mr.  Alexander Leeds", a "hygiene expert" (played by various actors) who would  pitch a book on sexual reproduction. The Something Weird Video DVD release of  Because of Eve contains new footage featuring David F. Friedman playing the  role of Mr. Alexander Leeds inserted into the film where the intermission  would have been.'),
('5250',' Originally drew an X rating from the MPAA.  Film was cut and received an R  rating.'),
('5251',' An early public domain video release of "Becky Sharp" is in black'),
('5252','and'),
('5253','white  and runs 59 minutes.	Reissue prints from a 1943 re'),
('5254','release run 67 minutes,  and were produced in an inferior Cinecolor process.  This reissue version  remained the only version available for viewing until the original 83'),
('5255','minute  Technicolor release was restored in 1984.'),
('5256',' A restored version by Robert Gitt (qv) of the UCLA Film Archives and  Richard Dayton (II) (qv) of the YCM Laboratories was copyrighted in 1992 by  the regents of the University of California. It ran 84 minutes plus a minute  for the restoration credits.'),
('5257',' Reportedly, there are two versions with different endings.  One version ends  with a missile being fired and a torpedo being released from the sub seconds  before.  In another version the sub is destroyed, and later that evening the  German commodore is found aiming a .45 at the nose cone of a live missile.   The captain asks why, the commodore gives some reply and pulls the trigger.   Mr. Munceford is blown over the side, but survives.'),
('5258',' The video of the 1979 theatrical re'),
('5259','release cuts a further two minutes and  runs 97 minutes. All songs are cut, except for "Portobello Road", "Beautiful  Briny Sea" and some parts of "Substitutiary Locomotion". Other sequences are  reduced (such as Professor Brownes wait at the train station) or cut  altogether (such as the disappearance of the magical necklace).'),
('5260',' In 1979, the film was cut by 20 minutes for theatrical re'),
('5261','release. All but  two of the songs are cut here. This version of the film is shown on broadcast  and basic cable television'),
('5262',' There is one song that is missing that was intended to be in the film,  entitled "A Step in the Right Direction." It would have occurred after Miss  Price opened her package and found a broomstick. Disney could not locate any  film footage of this number, but they found the audio tracks and still  photographs of the number. It can be seen as a supplement on the DVD. This  version was screened by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on  September 27, 1996, and is on the 1997 American laserdisc, current VHS  releases throughout Europe, and on the current (30th anniversary) American  VHS and DVD.'),
('5263',' During the dubbing process for the German version in the early 70s, it was  decided to remove all scenes featuring Nazis. This version was also released  on DVD and video.'),
('5264',' In 1996, in honor of the films 25th anniversary, the film was restored to a  length of 139 minutes, close to the originally intended length (the film had  been cut to 117 minutes against the wishes of its makers before its  premiere). This version has the following scenes reinstated: '),
('5265',' A guardsman (played by Arthur Malet) harasses Captain Greer, and Mrs. Hobday   tries to clear things out (leading into the song "The Old Home Guard"). '),
('5266',' A Home Guard sergeant asking for permission to dismiss the marching parade   (immediately after "The Old Home Guard" ends). '),
('5267',' Mr. Jelk tells Mrs. Hobday of his plans to buy Miss Prices house. '),
('5268',' At dinner time, the children tell Miss Price of how they were orphaned. '),
('5269',' Miss Price notes that mango'),
('5270','wurzel jam is available at the dinner table, and   they say grace, as the children look disgusted at Miss Prices tastes in   food. '),
('5271',' Miss Price tells the children that no one has ever seen her workroom before. '),
('5272',' As Mr. Jelk brings a letter to Miss Price (the one which informs her that   the Emelius Browne Correspondence College of Witchcraft has closed), he   tries to get into the house and talk to her, but she politely sends him   away. '),
('5273',' When Miss Price asks Paul for the bedknob back to get to London, Charlie   attempts to extort some money from her. '),
('5274',' After "The Age of Not Believing" is sung, Paul tries to get the bed to fly,   but Miss Price forgot to tell him to tell the knob where to take them. '),
('5275',' When the children find Mr. Browne on the streets of London, they take the   bed with them and follow him. '),
('5276',' The entire song "With a Flair." '),
('5277',' When Miss Price says "wed be delighted [to join Mr. Browne for luncheon],"   Mr. Browne asks if the children belong to her. '),
('5278',' At the townhouse where Mr. Browne is staying, Miss Price explains to her   what substitutiary locomotion is and why she wants the spell. '),
('5279',' The second nursery scene, in which Paul discovers the book "Isle of   Naboombu," is put before the upcoming song, whereas it was formerly after   it. '),
('5280',' The song "Eglantine" is restored to its entirety. '),
('5281',' The song "Portobello Road" is restored to its entirety, as its subsequent   dance sequence. '),
('5282',' Mr. Browne tells Swinburne that the bed once belonged to royalty and is   being offered to the Bookman as a present. '),
('5283',' Mr. Browne rebuffs the Bookmans offer to swap sections of the book, but   relents when he is threatened. '),
('5284',' A scene in the village store where Mrs. Hobday meets Mr. Browne and suggests   to him that he should marry Miss Price. Mr. Jelk walks in and overhears   them. '),
('5285',' The song "Nobodys Problems for Me," is reinstated after Mr. Browne leaves   the house.'),
('5286',' In some versions of the film shown on TV in the UK, a scene was cut between  the main characters return from the animated island and the first use of the  substitutiary locomotion spell, which shows the medallion they stole from the  King disappearing, and then them realizing they could still get the complete  spell from the young boys comic book, in which a picture of the medallion is  printed. This cut makes it appear as though they still have the medallion,  and were able to get the complete spell from it.'),
('5287',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('5288','rated and unrated versions.'),
('5289',' For the UK cinema version Warner Bros. chose to remove a scene of sexualized  asphyxiation in order to achieve the requested 15 rating. The scene was  restored to the UK DVD and the rating raised to an 18.'),
('5290',' When Disney bought the rights to Beetlejuice to air on the Disney Channel,  they cut out several scenes including: The scene of a second Sandworm head  emerging from the mouth of another one. In the original version, when Adam  and Barbara leave the model, Beetlejuice kicks over a model tree, screams  "Wow! Nice F'),
('5291','ing model!" and then makes honking sounds while he yanks  himself in an obscene way. In the Disney version he kicks over the tree,  spits, and stares up at Adam and Barbara. Several scenes of Beetlejuice  attacking the Deitz family as a snake were removed. The scene where the  receptionist in the Afterlife Waiting room reveals she killed herself was  removed A scene during the dance number where the Deitzs all moon each other  was removed'),
('5292',' The version currently available on Warner Home video has been expurgated:  when the barber in front of Adams shop recounts an incident with a customer  who had "hair down to his goddamn shoulders" it is altered to "hair down to  his damn shoulders" using poor dubbing.  Also the instance when Betelgeuse  yells out "Nice f*cking model!" and grabs his crotch is cut out.  So after he  kicks down the tree the next shot shows Adam putting it back up in the model.'),
('5293',' Theres an unedited version (which is almost 20 minutes longer) available.'),
('5294',' Two versions are available in the USA, an edited R'),
('5295','rated version and a more  graphic unrated version.'),
('5296',' German Rental'),
('5297','Video features a few cuts to reduce violence although rated  "not under 18".'),
('5298',' Trailer and TV ads feature a scene where Owen Wilson is walking while singing  the Doobie Brothers song "Black Water". The scene is shown in the film  without any singing.'),
('5299',' UK theatrical version had one dialogue substitution (removal of a single use  of the word fuck) to secure the "12" rating, for the DVD/video release that  substitution was waived by the BBFC.'),
('5300',' There are several extended and deleted scenes on the DVD. One of which is a  scene about Reigarts dismissal, scenes of which are featured in the end  summary.'),
('5301',' Some scenes were edited to secure a PG'),
('5302','13 rating. The deleted scenes section  on the DVD includes the complete version of these scenes (more closeups of  the victims in the mass grave, excution of rebels by the death squadron, end  fight is longer and more brutal).'),
('5303',' Some prints, particularly in Canada, are missing the scene in which Marilyn  Chambers is kidnapped, thus implying that the sex is all consensual.'),
('5304',' Originally issued as a bonus with DVD box sets of the Planet of the Apes  movies, in 2001 it was reissued on its own with additional footage and  interviews.'),
('5305',' Both DVD versions (a single disc accompanies The Evolution Box Set; and a  double disc that sells seperately containing many extras) clocks in at 2  hours 6 minutes. The VHS and AMC broadcast are 2 hrs 3 mins. The DVD contains  more info about the making of Beneath..., Battle For... and more final  summations from cast and crew at the conclusion.'),
('5306',' A truncated version of this special was aired after the premiere of the Daria  movie Is It Fall Yet?'),
('5307',' The Xenon video has 2 different endings of the film. The one used in the film  itself has Carl Scotts character hung from a tree dead. The other ending,  however, is far different in that Carl Scott first runs into Ku Fengs  character and the two of them fight first. Soon after, Bruce arrives and  finds Carl tied to a tree still alive, rather than hanging dead from an  overhanging branch. Aside from this, Fengs death is far more graphic showing  a pseudo'),
('5308','X'),
('5309','Ray shot of Bruces index finger buried into Fengs heart. Bruce  then pulls his finger out, causing the heart to squirt out blood and then  finally finishes off Feng with two fingers stabbing his throat, and Feng  spitting out blood. Shortly after Feng falls dead to the ground, Carl runs  over to Bruce and says "Hey man, okay?". The shot then freeze frames with  Bruce and Carl looking off into the horizon with the end of the "theme" (Bill  Contis "The Final Bell" from Rocky) playing. While unconfirmed, it is likely  the upbeat, albeit more violent, ending was used for the limited unrated US  release (under the title Kung Fu Avengers) while the downbeat, but cut,  ending was used originally for the wide R'),
('5310','rated US release (under the more  popular title of Soul Brothers of Kung Fu) as well as the UK release.'),
('5311',' The Xenon video version is actually more or less and exclusive "hybrid"  version of the film. The video itself is actually taken from a widescreen PAL  video from Germany under the title of "Bruce Li '),
('5312',' Die Killerkralle", which  explains the freeze frame logo at the beginning of the film (to remove the  German title). However, the English audio is taken from the original pan and  scan US video release under the title of "Kung Fu Avengers". The use of the  German version explains why there are certain scenes missing, such as Fengs  extended death scene, as well as additional bits that were cut throughout the  film such as the deaths of Lee Hoi Sans and Alexander Grands characters.  The "alternate ending" featured on the video is actually taken from the above  mentioned "Kung Fu Avengers" video.'),
('5313',' In different versions, the credits are either shown over retakes of Chance  saying a line that was not in the movie, or (for TV and video) shown over TV  white noise.'),
('5314',' The movie was shown as a series in the German show "Disney Club" (1991). The  episodes were very short (about 10 minutes).'),
('5315',' Philip Glass (qv) has composed an opera perfectly synchronized to La Belle  et la Bête that serves as alternative soundtrack on the DVD, though it was  not part of the films original release, nor any of the subsequent television  showings. The libretto is all of the films dialog sung verbatim,  synchronized with the on'),
('5316','screen lip movements.'),
('5317',' Original French version runs 240 minutes. A re'),
('5318','cut and shortened version (125  minutes), retitled "Divertimento", was re'),
('5319','released in 1993.'),
('5320',' The dubbed Italian version incorporates shots of road signs written in  Italian.'),
('5321',' Released in two versions: a 150'),
('5322','minute version on ITV in the UK, shown in  three one'),
('5323','hour episodes on consecutive nights on 5'),
('5324','7 June 1989; and an edited  version shown in cinemas and released on video, which omits some of the  preparation leading up to the robbery.'),
('5325',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('5326',' The R18'),
('5327','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3 minutes 42 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('5328',' The 18'),
('5329','rated UK release of this film was cut by 6 minutes 13 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('5330',' The 18'),
('5331','rated UK release of this film was cut by 3 minutes 45 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('5332',' The 18'),
('5333','rated UK release of this film was cut by 6 minutes 1 second by the  BBFC.'),
('5334',' The 18'),
('5335','rated UK release of this film was cut by 14 minutes 40 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('5336',' Music and sound effects were dubbed into the silent film for a 1931  re'),
('5337','release.'),
('5338',' Nudity was often censored from the film.  Shots of topless flower girls and  the nude prisoner in the slave galley were deleted from a majority of prints  that were in circulation before restoration of the picture began.'),
('5339',' Many prints re'),
('5340','printed the Technicolor scenes in black and white.'),
('5341',' Originally, the end credit sequence had a series of alternate takes, outtakes  and deleted scenes. These were removed for the DVD release and were restored  for its airings on the STARZ Network.'),
('5342',' The word football was been replaced by soccer in many US prints.'),
('5343',' Two versions of the Region 2 DVD exist. In the retail sale version the  profanity during the closing credit outakes is bleeped out '),
('5344',' in the video  store rental version, available at the same time, its left unbleeped.'),
('5345',' Alexandra Quinn was underage when she appeared in this film. The video was  recalled and reissued with her scenes cut. Some video boxes still show her on  the cover.'),
('5346',' The UK release of this film had 46 minutes 6 seconds of pre'),
('5347','cuts with a  further 2s cut by the BBFC.'),
('5348',' The Platinum DVD release removes the scene of Mike (Gilbert Roland) forcing  Arnold (Peter Graves) to eat a cigar.'),
('5349',' A heavily edited version of the film was shown on British television c.1991  which excised most of the violent and horrific scenes, most notably from the  last third of the film, including both scenes where Brent is forced to attack  Nova, the revelation of the underground humans true appearance, the fight  Brent & Taylor are forced to have in the prison cell, the killing of the  mutant guard on a spiked door, and much of the shoot'),
('5350','out at the films  climax. This was identical to the original BBFC'),
('5351','cut cinema version.'),
('5352',' For the U.S. release, the sex scenes were toned down from an "NC'),
('5353','17" rating  to an "R" rated release.  Both versions are available.'),
('5354',' In the original version (broadcast in 1972 by Danmarks Radio) no cast or crew  are credited.'),
('5355',' In a 2006 version (a re'),
('5356','run featured in episode 3.10 "Gasolin" of  _"Musikprogrammet '),
('5357',' programmet om musik" (2004)_ (qv), broadcast March 10,  2006 by Danmarks Radio) most of the appearing cast, the director and  cinematographer are identified with new title credits.'),
('5358',' Turner Classic Movies has shown on TV a restored version copyrighted in 1968  by Svenska Filminstitutet (The Swedish Film Instute). The restoration credits  are in Swedish, but some of the original cast and crew credits are in  English. All intertitles are in English and the film runs 73 minutes.'),
('5359',' The DVD restores the program to its full'),
('5360','length.'),
('5361',' The 18'),
('5362','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 minute 4 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('5363',' Reissued in 1936 with a new musical score, including the "Cuckoo" song by  Marvin Hatley over the main credits, as well as a 1932 version of the song  played by the Van Phillips Orchestra over the first scene at the depot.'),
('5364',' The computer colorized version features the original MGM credits but not the  lion. Reportedly, most of the footage for that version (there is a strange  camera jump at one moment and a sequence in which Oliver Hardy is speaking  that is out sync ) was lifted from a silent version that is unavailable.'),
('5365',' Restored version, M. Gorky Studios, 1970'),
('5366',' The DVD contains some deleted scenes: '),
('5367',' Alternate Opening Titles featuring a vagrant named Cal, riding a bicycle   decorated with recycling goods. '),
('5368',' At the pool Nick and Bryce discuss what to do with Lissa. '),
('5369',' Cal collects some tins. '),
('5370',' Nick and Lissa sell the belongings of Nickss deceased father. '),
('5371',' An extended version of the scene where Nick and Lissa plan to leave Tropico.   Here Lissa tells Nick that she wants to get out at all cost. '),
('5372',' A longer version of the scene on the roof of the hotel which fleshes out   Lissas devotion to Nick. '),
('5373',' An extended version of the scene where Nick and Lissa plan the robbery. '),
('5374',' Nick kills some time, buys some cigarettes and inadvertently starts the bush   fire. '),
('5375',' An alternate ending which is not as clearly positive as in the final film,   but is instead "hopeful".'),
('5376',' When this movie was first released in theatres, and on its first ABC TV  airing, it featured Burt Reynolds singing a song. (The song is in the scene  immediately following his confrontation with Miss Mona, in which he orders  her to shut down the Chicken Ranch. In the video release, and in the current  TV version, that sequence has been removed On the new version, Burt is seen  briefly in a "contemplation" link sequence. The tune (written by Dolly  Parton) which Burt originally sang on the movie was used in Dollys  "Rhinestone" movie.  She wrote totally new words to the music and titled the  song "God Wont Get You". (Also a single release for Dolly on RCA).'),
('5377',' The use of the word "Whorehouse" in the title caused controversy. In Canada,  TV ads for the film bleeped the word, and in some locales the name of the  film was changed to Best Little Cathouse in Texas. Network and non'),
('5378','cable TV  versions use a differently edited opening credits sequence to remove nudity  and sex.'),
('5379',' In the original theatrical release and on the soundtrack, near the end of  "Twenty Fans," a customer sings, "Im comin! Im comin! I wanna thank  you'),
('5380','I wanna thank you, Jesus!" On later network and even premium channel  cable broadcasts, this is replaced by a chorus of voices singing,  "Hallelujah!"'),
('5381',' Many older prints of the film which dont feature Burt Reynolds solo song  "Where Stallions Run" still list the song in the end credits.  In more recent  prints of the film, the credit has been removed.'),
('5382',' The theatrical trailer, available on the DVD, features several unused and  alternate camera shots, as well as the unused song "Down at the Chicken  Ranch," performed by Dolly Parton.'),
('5383',' For the German DVD release the aspect ratio was modified from 2,35:1 to  1,78:1.'),
('5384',' Re'),
('5385','broadcast as a two'),
('5386','part program with additional highlights in 2005.'),
('5387',' The 18'),
('5388','rated UK release of this film was cut by 2 minutes 1 second by the  BBFC.'),
('5389',' The 18'),
('5390','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 minute 24 seconds by the  BBFC.'),
('5391',' In the UK, the unabridged version was released on DVD in 2005.'),
('5392',' For the 2007 American DVD release, the few seconds of previous cuts were  wavered (such as the half second close up shot of Jamess left ring and  pinkie finger shot off) and the film maintained an R rating.'),
('5393',' The 18'),
('5394','rated UK release of this film had 1 minute 31 seconds pre'),
('5395','cut by the  distributor. The cuts are as follows: '),
('5396',' The duel between Tommy (Philip Rhee) and the Asian, ponytailed gladiator has   been severly shortened for the U.K prints. A lengthy segment of the fight in   which the gladiator uses two pairs of silver nunchakus is missing. '),
('5397',' The scene lasts twice as long in the uncut version, which has been shown in   the past on Sky. The version currently screening on Bravo, however, appears   to be the same as the video except for an extra shot of James (Tommys   native brother) having his finger blown off '),
('5398',' which isnt in Skys print.'),
('5399',' The close'),
('5400','up half'),
('5401','second shot of Jamess fingers being shot off has been cut  from the American video releases, but has recently appeared in the ActionMax  (Cinemaxs partner channel) version on cable TV.'),
('5402',' The 15'),
('5403','rated UK release of this film was cut by 44 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5404',' German Video'),
('5405','Release (Paramount) was cut by a few scenes in order to receive  an 18'),
('5406','Rating.'),
('5407',' The UK release of this film has no cuts listed by the BBFC but at the very  end the narrator says, "Weve saved the best for last, here is Bruce Lee  fighting with the deadly nunchaku in Enter the Dragon." The clip begins with  Lee beating up a few of the guards, then he knocks one over in to some water  and it fades out and ends with the shot of the nunchaku cut.'),
('5408',' Footage of Danni Ashe in the video version is replaced by footage of Karry  Marie in the DVD version.'),
('5409',' Contains scenes that never where showed on tv.'),
('5410',' Original uncut European version was edited for an "R" rating for its U.S.  release.'),
('5411',' The 2004 DVD R1 release finds the movie running longer than any other copy  but suffers from a minute of faulty audio (over a murder sequence) and two  scenes featuring Rosalba Neri have been presented in their tamer clothed  takes, while the rest of the films racy scenes are taken from the  unclothed variants. This DVD also includes some soft core inserts. The old  US Gorgon video tapes have the unclothed Neri footage missing from the DVD.  The new R2 DVD is missing the greenhouse seduction.'),
('5412',' Released in 1989 as R'),
('5413','rated home video version, including nudity, as  Jailbait: Betrayed by Innocence.'),
('5414',' The film in the Turner library has an uncredited orchestral score, some sound  effects and singing. At one point, Harold Goodwin (I) (qv) whispers a word  to Sydney Chaplin (qv) which is also faintly heard.'),
('5415',' In the version shown at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival, Ben Manibag, played  by Parry Shen, has taken part in the killing of a romantic rival, and towards  the end he is heard saying, in effect, "Well, what I did wasnt right ...but  Ive got college to think about, and Ive got a good life to look forward to,  and Im gonna move on."'),
('5416',' The network version (which most commonly airs on Comedy Central) had several  scenes removed, including the jello snorting scene, Lanes brother with the  "How to Pick Up Trashy Women" (along with the women themselves), and the  Q'),
('5417','Tip scene in the bathroom.'),
('5418',' Network TV/HBO versions include two additional shots at the end of the film,  one being a wide angle shot of the baseball stadium, and the other being a  close up shot of Monique and Lane kissing together. Because of the deletion  of these shots, the music and sound effects on the current video release are  not synchronized with the picture.'),
('5419',' The DVD features several deleted scenes including: '),
('5420',' Barret going to Ryans aunts house to see if shes seen Ryan after hes   beaten up by Todd. '),
('5421',' A longer, more disturbing, one take shot of Ryans speech about the world. '),
('5422',' Ryan explaining it felt good to kill the Whipporwill guy to Barret after   shooting Todd in the arm. '),
('5423',' Barret and Augusta getting into a fight shortly after the Whipporwill guy is   killed (explaining Augustas absence from the rest of the film). '),
('5424',' Ryan returning to Asbury Park where he buys the gun.'),
('5425',' Three flashback scenes were reinserted into the film for the DVD release, but  were deleted from festival prints.'),
('5426',' Available in both the 101 min. R'),
('5427','rated cut and a 102 min. unrated directors  cut.'),
('5428',' The Republic Video verson, besides being colorized, is censored; it lacks the  scene where the motorcycle cop appears in blackface.'),
('5429',' Also shown on TV in an alternate "less explicit" language version.'),
('5430',' On the preview, Taggart tells Axel "Youve stolen this house."  Axel, sitting  on a chair in the pool replies, "How do you steal a house?  This is my  uncles house." In the movie, Axels reply was, "How the f*** do you steal a  house.  This is...uh...my uncles house."	The framing was also different on  this shot. The TV version used the preview edit rather than censoring the  film version.'),
('5431',' Video version entitled "New Beverly Hills Girls" omits some of the more  graphic sex and nudity.  The "Beverly Hills Girls" version is uncut.'),
('5432',' Another scene that was deleted from the original release, but appears when  shown on TBS shows Sinsei telling Haru that perhaps he should do something  else with his life than be a ninja. Haru tells him that if he couldnt be a  ninja, he would commit Hari'),
('5433','Kari (Ritual suicide)'),
('5434',' The British Board of Film Classification removed 16s of nunchaku footage for  the UK release.'),
('5435',' Even though passed by the BBFC a scene involving Haru using nunchakus and  hurting himself was cut when aired on Sky.'),
('5436',' The UK release of this film had its BBFC cuts reduced to 3s when resubmitted  in 2002. A double ear clap was removed so that the certificate would stay as  a 12.'),
('5437',' An addition scene set in an antique shop was shown on TBS. In it Haru finds  the only other copy of the scroll he destroyed in Japan and accidentally  burns it, as well as trashing the antique shop.'),
('5438',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('5439',' An unrated video release was made which features brutal and graphic murders  of small children not seen in the R Rated version.'),
('5440',' The original Directors Cut of this film has been prepared for a DVD release.  This version runs 80 minutes.  It removes a short film made by the same  director that was edited into the film by the original distributor.  This  short film called Come to me Softly will be on the disc as an extra.  The  feature itself has one new scene restored to the film and a brand new 5.1  digital stereo remix of the films sound.'),
('5441',' This is the edited 113 minute theatrical version of the 5'),
('5442','hour mini'),
('5443','series Il  (1989) Principe del deserto.'),
('5444',' The PG'),
('5445','rated UK release of this film was cut by 24 seconds by the BBFC. The  cuts were as follows: '),
('5446',' Several shots of a twirling butterfly knife have been removed along with a   few horse trippings.'),
('5447',' US premiere of the film, other than isolated festival screenings, was on  Sci'),
('5448','Fi channel, which heavily trimmed gore and sex. Several scenes were cut  out entirely.'),
('5449',' US DVD release of the film is slightly cut (about thirty seconds total)  compared to some R2 releases. '),
('5450',' When Speedball ODs on the re'),
('5451','agent, he sits up and his eyeball pops out. '),
('5452',' When he explodes, we see him open his shirt and his stomach spew out. (On   the DVD, the shot lingers on West up until Speedballs guts are already   halfway through the air.) '),
('5453',' When the Doctor Phillips is battling with Laura, a few of the shots where he   starts hacking at her neck are trimmed.'),
('5454',' The US version of this film (released on tape and laser disc by Columbia  Pictures) was severely cut for an R'),
('5455','rating and is missing virtually all of  the gore from the death scenes. The Japanese release from Columbia Video in  English with Japanese subtitles (and wide screen) features all the the uncut  killings but does not offer English subtitles for the extensive Serbo'),
('5456','Croat  dialog (though it does offer Japanese subtitles for this dialog). The  Australian Columbia release titled DEATH TRAIN is also uncut, full screen  (the film was shot open'),
('5457','matte so nothing is missing in the full screen  transfer) and offers English subtitles for the Serbo'),
('5458','Croat dialog (as does  the cut US version).'),
('5459',' A 40'),
('5460','minute abridged version of the film exists.'),
('5461',' The movie was filmed simultaneously in both English and Urdu versions, with  the cast performing each scene in both languages.'),
('5462',' Two versions are available in Germany on VHS/DVD. One is the uncut version  and is labeled FSK18, one is cut for violence (for example the murder on the  Asian'),
('5463','woman) and is labeled FSK16.'),
('5464',' The DVD edition of Beyond the Mat has several minutes of deleted footage,  plus audio commentaries by Mick Foley & Terry Funk'),
('5465',' The UK cinema release was cut to get an "A" rating with edits to violence and  gunshots. Later video and DVD releases were upgraded and uncut.'),
('5466',' Occasionally shown on TV with additional 25 minutes of footage.'),
('5467',' In 2005, The Nederlands Filmmuseum copyrighted a restored version of this  film with new intertitles (based on the original continuity script) and a new  musical score by Henny Vrienten (qv). It ran 80 minutes. which included  about 2 minutes of explanatory remarks and restoration credits, was  distributed by Milestone and broadcast on the Turner Classic Movies channel  in 2006. The IMDb credits are taken from this version, but they probably  differ from the original credits. In 1922, Valentinos screen given name was  Rodolph and spelled that way in reviews. Cast lists were not common; credited  actors were in the intertitles right before they appeared onscreen. If that  were the case for this movie, Helen Dunbar (qv), Raymond Brathwayt (qv)  and Frank Butler (I) (qv) would be marked uncredited, since their names and  their character names do not appear in the intertitles.'),
('5468',' The British Board of Film Classification have cut the UK video release by 53  seconds. New opening credits were required for this release, as the BBFC  would not allow a montage shot of a gun being pushed into the mouth of a  sleeping woman, a scene that also reappears in full at the end of the movie  (and was also cut). Ironically, the film has been broadcast uncut several  times on UK network TV, by Channel 4.'),
('5469',' All the UK cuts were finally waived by the BBFC for the 2003 DVD release.'),
('5470',' The only surviving version of this film was assembled in the 1960s using  surviving still frames that Sergei Eisenstein had saved during editing. They  were arranged based on the script and set to music. Although the original  would have been a sound film, no sound elements are available any more, so  the current version is silent, and uses intertitles.'),
('5471',' This film exists in two versions. Bi'),
('5472','conflict has bisexual sex, Conflict of  Interest has gay sex only.'),
('5473',' Original Chinese version runs 101 minutes; international Version runs 91  minutes.'),
('5474',' The DVD released by Image Entertainment in 2001 is 91 minutes. A 114'),
('5475','minute  print of the film is circulating art houses and festivals (2003).'),
('5476',' The DVD version of the film (Cannes: All Access) has some nudity not shown in  the Turner Classic Movies version as well as a short montage of dogs around  Cannes and an interview with Nick Myers of Lionsgate. Several alternate  angles and music cues were also used in the DVD.'),
('5477',' The UK version has a slight cut for language to achieve a PG certificate.'),
('5478',' A home video release of this movie in New Zealand is rumored to have included  an alternate ending. The alternate ending shows young Josh sitting in his  classroom at school when he turns around to notice a young female classmate  of whom he recognises as Susan '),
('5479',' who went back to the fairground machine and  wished that she was Joshs age. The US DVD release of this film simply shows  Josh and Billy walking up their street, then the credits roll in.'),
('5480',' The Region 4 DVD release removes the use of the f word.  Approx 10 seconds  is altered overall.'),
('5481',' This film was passed by uncut, rated 18, in the UK by the BBFC in 2000. It  was previously cut by 2 minutes 45 seconds.'),
('5482',' Brian Muehl (qv) originally provided the voice of Telly when this special  originally aired. But on the DVD release, Muehls voice was replaced with  Martin P. Robinson (qv)s.'),
('5483',' The DVD release cuts out all lines of Big Bird looking for someone who speaks  "American" (i.e. English). This amounts to a minute of footage excised.'),
('5484',' The 18'),
('5485','rated UK release of this film was cut by 55 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5486',' Original 75'),
('5487','minute version did not include footage of Melanie Anton and  Roberta Smallwood.'),
('5488',' All UK versions are cut to remove a double ear'),
('5489','clap.'),
('5490',' Carlos Gardel scenes were reshot in spanish for argentinian distribution.  This version is known as Cazadores de Estrellas.'),
('5491',' The network TV version shown on CBS in 1986 contained a few alternate lines.  Among them are:'),
('5492',' CBS edited 6 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.'),
('5493',' In the original, during the scene where Meg is talking about how all guys are  either married or gay, she says the line "...or, theyve just broken up with  a bitch who looks just like me...".  In the network version, she says "...or,  theyve broken up with someone who looks just like me...". In the original,  in one of the last scenes, Micheal says "I think everyone does everything  just to get laid".  In the network version, however, he says "I think every  one does every thing just to get something good".'),
('5494',' In the original, after Meg tells Sam how much she loves him (in bed), Sam  jokingly replies, "so, you wanna fuck?".  However, in the network version, he  says "so, you wanna do it?".'),
('5495',' In the original, in the nighttime scene under the dock with Karen and Sam,  after Sam explains why their relationship wouldnt work, Karen says "dont  give me that shit!".	For the network version, its changed to "Dont Give me  that Junk!".'),
('5496',' In one of the last scenes in the living room, the phrase "cock of shit" is  allways replaced with "cock of junk". In the original, right after the cop  drives away, Harold says to nick, "youre fuckin stupid!". In the network  version, he says "youre really stupid!".'),
('5497',' Other scenes cut/altered for the Network version: '),
('5498',' Michael unpacking condoms was cut. '),
('5499',' The shot of Sarah in the shower was an alternate angle, and it is also   reframed. '),
('5500',' The entire scene late at night on the first night with Sam, Nick, and   Richard not being able to sleep was cut. '),
('5501',' The scene with Sarah talking on the phone to her daughter, and remarking "I   cant believe what I hear myself say!" was cut. '),
('5502',' The scene with Sam and Karen in the grocery store was cut.  Because of this,   to save the continuity, the second scene of Meg and Sarah in the kitchen is   shown in the place of the grocery store scene, instead of being between the   outdoor scene with Harold and Michael and the scene with Chloe and Nick in   the cabin. '),
('5503',' Michaels line, "Outside is just one big toilet" is cut, as is him zipping   up just before he says this. '),
('5504',' Sam saying "Jesus" after everyone goes to the living room to watch JT Lancer   is cut. '),
('5505',' The last part of the sequence where everyone clears the table while dancing   to "Aint to Proud to Beg", with Sam talking in the dining room, was cut. '),
('5506',' Most of the jogging scene with Sam, Nick, and Harold is cut.	It goes from   the shot of the sunrise to the door closing on the van. '),
('5507',' The Second half of the scene with Sam and Karen on the dock was cut'),
('5508','the   scene ends with Karen saying "Its not like talking to you". '),
('5509',' While arguing over the football play, Sam says "What the hell are you   talking about!" rather than "What the fuck are you talking about!". '),
('5510',' Harold tells the cop to "Beat the hell out of" Nick rather than "Beat the   shit out of" him. Later in that same scene, Harold says "I dont need this,   Nick" rather than "I dont need this shit". '),
('5511',' At the dinner table, in the original, Sarah said "Jesus, even fortune   cookies are getting cynical!". In the TV print, the word "Jesus" is muted. '),
('5512',' Meg says "I feel stupid in ten different ways" rather than "I feel shitty in   ten different ways". '),
('5513',' The shot of Harold and Meg having sex on the bed was deleted, as was the   shot of Sam and Karen making out on the ground outside.'),
('5514',' When aired on TV, some scenes were altered, like: '),
('5515',' When Sonny finds out McDonalds stopped serving breakfast at 10:30, his   scream of "horseshit!" was changed to "Noooo!"; '),
('5516',' The word ass was changed to butt; the word shit was altered or worked   around; '),
('5517',' The names of Sonnys snacks when hes watching hockey were blurred out;   Sonnys line of "the money I got in the cab accident is kicking ass in the   stock market" was altered.'),
('5518',' When Julian wets his bed and Sonny sees it, his line of "Thats a shit'),
('5519','load  of piss" was changed to: "What is that, Lake Michigan?"'),
('5520',' The 18'),
('5521','rated UK release of this film was cut by 10 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('5522',' While the UK theatrical release ends with the boat exploding, a fade out and  cutting to Remy and Anne dancing around on their wedding night, the UK video  release has an extra scene which features Anne talking Remy out of resigning  and Remy proposing marriage.'),
('5523',' The DVD contains a few deleted and extended scenes, including an extended  scene of when they are filming the chicken movie, an extended scene at  Martys party, a deleted scene at the end were a big crate falls on Martys  car, and an additional scene that is part of the takedown sequence where the  gatekeeper wont let Marty into the studio.'),
('5524',' The video release deletes Leon Redbones "I want to be seduced" from the  soundtrack.'),
('5525',' On the DVD there are 3 deleted scenes: One of which is an extended sequence  where the "crew" talks about Melvins love life, and how Crunch is going to  rent porno that night. The second deleted scene is where Melvin calls Crunch  and it shows Vince dressing up in drag, and the third one is where the killer  Melvin crew stops at Crunchs and Vince comes in wearing a dress.'),
('5526',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('5527','rated and unrated versions.'),
('5528',' The version released in Italy and some other European countries is retitled  Marijuana and has John Wayne chasing drug smugglers instead of communists.'),
('5529',' The version which premiered on USA Network in September, 2000 has been  severely cut (aside from the usual edits for content). Among the story lines  excised are virtually all the scenes involving Jesus Quintana (John  Turturro), the private eye from Minnesota (Jon Polito) looking for Bunny  Lebowski and the scene where Maud is trying to conceive The Dudes child.'),
('5530',' In the TV version of the movie, there are many edited words, seeing as the  word "fuck" is used over 200 times in the movie, but the most noticible  change is when John Goodman smashes the car and screams "You see what happens  when you fuck a stranger in the ass?" In the TV version he says "You see what  happens when you have fun with a stranger in the Alps?"'),
('5531',' Shortened and retitled for US release.'),
('5532',' For the UK version the distributor chose to cut 55 seconds of martial arts  violence to get a "12" rating.'),
('5533',' When the NBC'),
('5534','TV network premiered this film over two nights in November 1990,  NBC News added earthquake safety tips and news information at the end of each  night of the miniseries.  The information was provided because of the  potential for deadly quakes at other fault lines in the USA and in particular  reference to the New Madrid Earthquake Zone in the central USA which was  predicted to quake on December 3, 1990.'),
('5535',' NBC also aired a 3 hour condensed version in late 1991.'),
('5536',' Syndicated TV versions are further cut to 94 minutes,  half the length of the  original miniseries version.'),
('5537',' Versions of the movie show the 94 minute cut on television. Yet, some airings  such as the one shown on ABC Late '),
('5538',' Night Movie Programs, cut out earthquake  scenes such as when Dan Laurias boss goes out the window during the Big One.  Also, the scene where Joanna Kerns tries to free her trapped daughter is  shortened'),
('5539',' Scenes cut from the the VHS version available include: '),
('5540',' Joanna Kearns sister and husband. The husband  is a cop involved in a shoot   out with a hit man. Joanna kearns gets caught by this on her way home to see   her daughter. '),
('5541',' Joanna Kearns mother and Father. The father is a doctor at the hospital and   the mother gets stuck in an elevator with her daughter, whom the 2 of them   dont get along. The mother dies when the elevator breaks free and plunges   down. '),
('5542',' A completly different family was also was a major story line.  A mother,   father and son who is graduating high school. He is killed in the   earthquake. '),
('5543',' Several other scenes were omitted that were not involving these characters.'),
('5544',' In 2004, film critic Richard Schickel restored this film to a new directors  cut length of approximately 160 minutes. Using Samuel Fullers production  notes and the full'),
('5545','length, unexpurgated script, Schickel restored the footage  that was forced to be cut by the studio upon its original 1980 release (which  runs 116 minutes). The restored versions DVD release date is 3 May 2005.  This longer, epic'),
('5546','length version is closer to Fullers original vision for  the film.'),
('5547',' Some prints allegedly contain a final title card connecting the film to the  Vietnam War, though such prints are no longer in circulation, nor is it on  the videocassette version.'),
('5548',' Originally filmed in 1944, wasnt released until two years later. Some prints  derive from a slightly different early preview version with alternate  footage.'),
('5549',' The earlier version includes a different (cleaner) version of the "racetrack"  banter between Bogie and Becall, a different version of the scene where Bogie  meets Eddie Mars wife (with a different actress), and a plot'),
('5550','summarizing  conversation between Bogie and the D.A. that, while a little hokey, certainly  makes the film easier to follow for the first'),
('5551','time viewer.  Overall, however,  the later version is the better version.'),
('5552',' Both the preview version and the theatrical release are available on DVD.   The running times of each are similar but there are actually over 20m of  differences between the two versions '),
('5553',' the impact of the changes is to beef  up the Bogart/Bacall romance angle and make it much sexier.  The preview  version comes across as much duller than the better'),
('5554','known theatrical release  print which has been made a genuine classic by the re'),
('5555','shooting and  re'),
('5556','editing.  The major differences are: '),
('5557',' preview version has extra footage of Bogart searching the chauffeurs house   where he has found Bacalls sister in a drugged state.	This doesnt reveal   any new information and was deleted for pacing reasons in the theatrical   print. '),
('5558',' preview version has different footage when Bogart takes the drugged sister   back to her mansion. Theatrical print removes some of this and replaces it   with a new scene set in Bacalls bedroom in which she and Bogie exchange   some great, racy dialogue.  This new scene considerably alters the tone of   the film. '),
('5559',' preview version has a scene in which Bacall visits Bogies office wearing a   veil and they talk a lot.  Bacalls agent particularly objected to this   veil.  The theatrical print removes the scene entirely and replaces it with   a new one with the couple set in a restaurant which has much sexier dialogue   and innuendo (to do with racehouses among other things). '),
('5560',' the preview version has a long'),
('5561','ish dialogue scene in the DAs office which   explains a lot of the plot details although it goes on too long and slows   the films pace.  Scene has been removed entirely from the theatrical print. '),
('5562',' the theatrical print has an additional scene in which Bacalls psycho sister   tries to seduce Bogie in his apartment. He rebuffs her.  This scene was in   the original novel and is important in explaining who really killed the   chauffeur.  In the preview print, the absence of this scene makes it unclear   why Bogie knows that the sister is a psychopath at the finale. '),
('5563',' the scene in which Bogie is tied up with Bacall and Eddie Mars wife was   completely re'),
('5564','shot for the theatrical release with a different actress   playing Mars wife.  The theatrical release edit emphasises the Bacall/Bogie   pairing more and has additional close'),
('5565','ups of Bacall.'),
('5566',' Because of the differences in the scene where Bogart brings the drugged  sister back to the mansion, a subsequent scene where Bacall appears at  Bogarts office had some dialogue overdubbed to account for the fact that, in  the new version, Bacall met Bogie at the door as he was returning her sister.'),
('5567',' One version omits the scene where Bugs Bunny takes the sleeping pills  (possibly an act of political correctness). This scene is left intact in the  2004 Looney Tunes 4'),
('5568','disc box set.'),
('5569',' Filmed in two versions simultaneously: Widescreen process Grandeur in 70mm,  and standard in 35mm. Every scene had to be shot twice, once for each format.'),
('5570',' DVD includes a condensed 7 minute 49 second'),
('5571','long edition of the film focusing  on scenes containing important plot points.'),
('5572',' A very quick shot in the first part of the trailer shows Jason Lee lying on a  raft in a pool. This is not in the final film. Also on the commentary on the  dvd director Barry Sonnefield mentions an alternate ending that takes place  at Tim Allens house. This may be where the scene with Jason Lee was.'),
('5573',' There is an alternate version with an added ending scene (found in the  directors cut DVD), where after the story is finished, Kurt Russel, in his  truck again, finds the 3 punks from the beginning of the movie sitting in  their sports car by the docks. He then decidedly drives forward, smashing  into their car and throwing it, with them inside, into the sea. This ending  was removed from the theatrical version, being donned as "Too vengeful" after  test screens.'),
('5574',' The UK cinema version was complete though the 15'),
('5575','rated video versions were  cut by 9 secs with edits made to the fight between the clans. 2002 DVD  release features the uncut version with all cuts waived by the BBFC.'),
('5576',' The UK 18'),
('5577','rated release of this film was cut by 10 seconds to remove a  sequence in which an animated version of God appeared to be having sex and  then uttered an expletive.'),
('5578',' The Japanese version shows one of the dancers melt to leave nothing but her  G'),
('5579','string, but this was cut from the U.S. version, which is missing several  other scenes, including an investigation scene at Uchidas house.'),
('5580',' Availible in both an R'),
('5581','rated version and an unrated version featuring  additional nude scenes.'),
('5582',' Availible in both an R'),
('5583','rated version and an unrated version featuring  additional nude scenes.'),
('5584',' Most scenes containing nudity were filmed a second time with the actresses  wearing bikini tops or bras. These scenes were used for the TV version of the  film.'),
('5585',' The original script had many differences, some that were filmed but cut out.   These scenes remain in the novel and comic book adaptions and bits heard in  the soundtrack.'),
('5586',' Originally in Hell Bill and Ted met a demon who pulled a rat out of his mouth  and made Bill and Ted break rocks. On the soundtrack, in the song Reaper Rap  by Steve Vai, you can hear some of the lines that were cut. "Dude, I totally  broke a rock!" "excellent!" "I kinda like this!"'),
('5587',' A scene in the future that was cut showed De Nomolos explaining more about  his book, including who Missy was to marry in his version of history. The  line in the finished movie made by Evil Bill when he knocks out Missy, "Catch  ya later future wife!" is a reference to this.'),
('5588',' When the Princesses ask Evil Bill and Ted who they are, a scene was cut where  Evil Bill says, Actually Im Evil Ted" and Evil Ted says, "and Im Evil  Bill." They then unzip their clothes and skins to reveal what they said. This  helps explain how Rufus was Miss Wardroe. In the released film, when the evil  robots go to answer the phone at Missys, the skin and clothes can be seen on  the floor in the background The original ending was changed, possibly to make  it more final.'),
('5589',' Originally the evil robots left devices which make your worst fears come  true.  Bill and Ted then meet up with monstrous versions of Oates, Granny,  and the Easter bunny that they had met in hell.  They react nicely and face  their fears. The evil creatures slowly get smaller and smaller then vanish.   This was then their original Battle of the Bands speech which can be heard on  the soundtrack song Reapers Rap, "Kiss your fears, dude." "Offer them a  honey bun or something?" "Theyll get smaller and maybe even go away!" "Yeah,  they werent that bad dude, so dont get programmed by anybody but yourself."  Also in the song Reapers Rap: Bill says: You totally killed us you evil  metal dickweeds!" Evil Bill: Thats right lesser developed human prototype  uss" This was cut from the film.'),
('5590',' In the trailer for the film, Bill and Ted are shown flying across the stage  after being struck by Evil Bill and Ted. This was from a cut scene where Evil  Robot Bill and Ted repeatedly Killed Bill and Ted when the Good Robot Bill  and Teds messed up and ran away.  Bill and Ted then made Death resurrect  them again and again, because of the number of times they beat him in the  games from earlier in the film.'),
('5591',' In the television version of the film, the scene where Station is building  the good robot Bill & Ted in the van on the way to the concert is extended.  Death is sitting in the passengers seat and asks Bill if he likes him.  Bill  still driving the van, replies Yeah and offers Death a stick of gum. Death  graciously accepts and shoves the piece (wrapper and all) in his mouth. He  then spits it out saying, "I dont like gum".'),
('5592',' The Orion Pictures logo animation has been removed from the DVD release thus  the first few seconds of music is missing.'),
('5593',' In the Television version, there are a few minor dialogue edits. For example,  in the scene where Ted falls down a flight of stairs in a suit of armor and a  "medieval dude" run the suit through, Bill says to the man who did that "You  killed Ted you medieval Dickweed", the Dialogue is changed to "You killed Ted  you medieval Bonehead"'),
('5594',' Some video versions of the movie begin and end with the song "It Was a Good  Idea At the Time." The version generally shown on television does not. Other  prints of the film, such as the one that is on the DVD, begin and end with  Bill Cosby (qv) singing "Just the Slew of Us," a parody of  Grover Washington Jr. (qv)s "Just the Two of us."'),
('5595',' 31 seconds of the original movie are missing on the MGM DVD release of 2004.  The licensing rights of the Beatles song "A Hard Days Night", which was  heard in the scene where Harry meets Basil, were too expensive so they cut  the whole scene.'),
('5596',' The UK cinema release was cut to get an "A" rating.'),
('5597',' Various sources list the running time of the film as 155 minutes. The current  video version runs only 114 minutes.'),
('5598',' The network television version adds two scenes: '),
('5599',' After Billys first day in 3rd grade he plays kickball with the Madison   Manor employees. '),
('5600',' Erik tries to bribe Principal Anderson with a car, 1 million dollars and a   hotel whenever and whereever he wants.'),
('5601',' Network TV version has no blood and shows  movement from the clown who falls  down and gets "a hemorrage in his head"'),
('5602',' The Australian network TV version cuts out the line "You gotta get out there,  and find that fuckin dog!" that Billy says commenting on the book "The Puppy  Who Lost His Way" to reduce the M rating to a PG. Cable and Video/DVD  versions are unchanged.'),
('5603',' In the USA Network version, the words "People To Kill" are missing from Dan  McGraffs list, effectively losing the punchline of that initial scene  between Billy Madison and Dan McGraff.'),
('5604',' British video and film versions are cut by 27 seconds to obtain a PG rating.  The following cuts are made: '),
('5605',' Billy Madisons dialogue: "...Find the fucking dog" is removed '),
('5606',' Cut'),
('5607','away after the clown falls down; no blood is seen '),
('5608',' Eric is not shown engulfed in flames.'),
('5609',' When aired on TV, the part where Billy inquires as to why theres no Snack  Pack in his lunch was altered. Billys line of "You know I like that Snack  Pack, why cant you must give me a Snack Pack?!" was changed to "You know I  like that snack, why cant you just give me a lunch pack?"  But when Juanita  says "Snack Pack", its still intact.'),
('5610',' In the ABC TV version, the line "You gotta get out there, and find that  fuckin dog!" that Billy says commenting on the book "The Puppy Who Lost His  Way" is deleted and replaced with a different shot of Billy saying "You gotta  get out there, and find that stupid dog!" which is abundantly noticed since  the shot zooms in closer on Billys face.'),
('5611',' In the original version, the bus driver says to Billy, "That Veronica Vaughn  is one piece of ass."  In the television version he says, "That Veronica  Vaughn is one hot tamale."'),
