('19501',' Network TV (US and UK) version omits final few seconds of death of Lippe. In  the theatrical release, Bond throws a urine sample in Lippes face, who  staggers backwards into a cupboard full of beakers, then falls face down,  dead, with several glass beakers embedded in his back. This last fall is not  shown in the TV version, leaving Lippe dead for no apparent reason.'),
('19502',' First DVD release by Warner Home Video, did not include Bonds second  encounter with Domino as well as his first meeting with Largo at the charity  party. The scene was restored in later DVD prints.'),
('19503',' An unrated version is available on laserdisc.'),
('19504',' While the primary release version had a 65'),
('19505','minute first episode, there has  also been cut a version with only a 43'),
('19506','minute chapter one, which is quite  commonly the print being sold on video today.'),
('19507',' Over the years, it has been reported many times, with varying specifics, that  at some point the audio track was judged unacceptably poor and entirely  re'),
('19508','recorded, with a completely different cast dubbing the dialogue. This is  just urban legend, apparently extrapolated from the fact that the first  feature version cut from the film was reissued, after WWII, in the UK, with a  cheaply dubbed soundtrack (the quality of which was then blamed, in a title  card following the credits, on "variable atmospheric conditions" in Guatemala  during the original filming) '),
('19509',' which version then became the one available on  TV in the USA, while the full serial languished in the vaults. In reality,  this feature was the only time any cutting of this films footage was  redubbed.'),
('19510',' At some unknown point this feature was edited of about 10 minutes, apparently  in the UK by New Realm Pictures, which reissued it. Especially removed was an  extended action sequence on board ship to Guatemala in which Tarzan foils an  attempt by a Raglan thug to pick Martlings pocket for an important telegram.  Inserted in the revised print were closeups of a hand successfully making the  pick, then dissolve to the hand passing the document to another, with the  next cut being to Raglan reading the paper (he eventually gets it in the  original. At some point the feature was redubbed in spots.  The most notable  change is that dArnot calls the native white queen Kia'),
('19511','kia instead of Queen  Maya, which she is distinctly called in the serial.  This print also carries  a disclaimer that "variable atmospheric conditions" in Guatemala, where much  of the footage was shot, loused up the sound'),
('19512','track.  It is unknown if this  disclaimer also appeared on earlier prints of the feature, but it does not  occur in the serial print itself where the same material is used.'),
('19513',' German VHS & first DVD releases were edited for violence in two scenes (Nino  kills a cop by cutting his throat/Scotty beats Nino at the end of the film),  probably to secure a "Not under 16" rating. On TV the film was broadcast  uncut. On the 2006 Special Edition DVD the film was released uncut.'),
('19514',' The two initial, separate versions of the film offer its narrator reading  English in the foreground, word'),
('19515','for'),
('19516','word, from either the King James Version  or the Revised Standard Version of The Holy Bible, both with the actors  voices speaking their dialog in the background at a lower volume and in the  local Hebrew, Aramaic, and Eqyptian Coptic languages. There may be a  Spanish'),
('19517','narrated version as well, using a Spanish translation of The Bible  text.'),
('19518',' The original opening credits for the TV movie started the same as the  currently packaged version, which is with several stock footage scenes from  the War. However, when the opening theme begins, the footage continues for  another moment, showing an actual explosion. This was replaced with the more  common cartoon stars exploding when the home videos first became available,  and it is the cartoon stars version that was incorporated into the new dvd  release. Furthermore, for the TV movie only, the opening credits show the  cartoon Wonder Woman leap into a blank panel, deflect bullets and knock out  the attackers with a roundhouse punch! This is the same panel which was  changed to show her twirling the lasso instead. Both the live explosion and  the cartoon bullet'),
('19519','deflecting scenes were broadcast when the TV movie aired  in syndication in the 1980s, but theyve never been included in the  home'),
('19520','video versions.'),
('19521',' New Wave Hookers has been re'),
('19522','issued with Traci Lords and Rick Cassidy parts  cut out.'),
('19523',' The original release cast Traci Lords as The Devil. That scene was deleted  when it was discovered that Traci was under 18 when the movie was originally  made, and her scene wasnt really essential to the plot. The box cover art  also had to be changed, as it was a photo of Lords. VCA replaced the photo  with one of Ginger Lynn wearing a similar outfit.'),
('19524',' Released as "chapters" online on multiple websites (Including Hollywood.com  and the Showtime Channels Alternative Media Expo). The version being shown  at Sci FI conventions (like San Diego Comic'),
('19525','Con and the GAMA/ORIGINS gaming  convention) is uncut.'),
('19526',' A 150 minute version of the film played for one week starting Dec 25, 2005 at  two theaters in LA and two in New York, so the film would be eligible for  Oscar consideration. Before the wide release in January, Malick re'),
('19527','edited the  film, cutting it down to 135 minutes.'),
('19528',' In the 2001 version, Downtown 81, Saul Williams does the voiceover for  Jean'),
('19529','Michel Basquiats character.'),
('19530',' Originally released at 153 minutes, then cut to 136 minutes and finally  re'),
('19531','released in 1981 in a 164'),
('19532','minutes special edition with restored material,  including a new lenghty musical number called Happy Endings.'),
('19533',' The featurettes on the DVD version of "Newsies", include at least two scenes  that were altered in the final movie: '),
('19534',' On the soundtrack for "Newsies" during the song "Carrying The Banner" there   is a line that goes, "You need a smile as sweet as butter, the kind that   ladies cant resist. It takes an orphan, with a stutter, who aint afraid to   use his fists." This footage is also present during the song on one of the   featurettes, however in the movie, this part is cut, leading straight to the   scene where the boys jump over the barrels. '),
('19535',' During another featurette, one of the cast members mentions that Christian   Bale had to learn an extra skill for his part and then there is footage of   him with a lasso doing various tricks. This scene appears to be from the   "Santa Fe" song, although it is not made clear.'),
('19536',' The DVD edition uses stills from a cut scene from the film (of Stanley and an  unnamed woman, meeting at Rancho Cucamonga with a relator, who was credited  for appearing in the movie, despite not being in the final cut) during its  menus. Yet, this scene is not included on the disc in any form other than  those still pictures.'),
('19537',' U.S. version was in 35mm only'),
('19538',' Originally an eight part television series with the same title. This feature  film comprises three of the eight parts.'),
('19539',' Some versions delete the scene with Chong and Donna while Cheech hangs from  the balcony. The scene jumps from when Cheech first goes over the railing to  when he is trying to manuever his way to the elevator.  Missing is when he  discovers that the man at the door is Chong, that the patio door is now  locked and what Chong and Donna do with the ice.'),
('19540',' The original version of the film was 12 minutes long and consisted of the  opening montage, the XBox Live segment, JJ and Scotts interviews with  themselves, and a montage of Mario Party photographs set to a Nellie McKay  song. With the exception of the Mario Party montage, all of these segments  appear in the finished version, but the X'),
('19541','Box Live voice'),
('19542','over was rerecorded  by Scott (because JJs original voiceover didnt use the Michael Moore  voice), and the "interviewer" portions of Scotts self'),
('19543','interview were reshot  with a clean'),
('19544','shaven Scott to match his appearance in the rest of the film.'),
('19545',' A couple of weeks after it first aired, Nick aired an edited version that  lasted 90 minutes.'),
('19546',' The film has an Italian and a French versions by two directors, working under  the supervision of Andre Hunebelle.'),
('19547',' In the original version of this short, there is a sequence where a slide show  comes on in the vaudeville theatre entitled "Father Dear Father" which is  about a poor woman whose drunken husband refuses to come home from the bar  and their child ends up dying because he is very ill.'),
('19548',' There is an alternate 71 minute cut that was the original Directors Cut.  When the film was picked up for distribution Byron was asked to add scenes  and increase the running time. 9 Minutes of additional footage were shot for  the version available on DVD. Among them, All of the scenes featuring Sarah  including the alternate ending.'),
('19549',' There is an edited for content version in existence for the directors family  and friends.'),
('19550',' An alternate British version exists that includes scenes deleted in the  American version, different title credits, a different opening scene with  Widmark and Tierney, and a completely different score composed by Benjamin  Frankel.'),
('19551',' The following scene is lacking in some prints: After Helen discovers that  Phil is dead, she learns that he has willed everything to Molly, an old  flower seller.'),
('19552',' German version was edited for violence/gore to secure a "Not under 18"  rating.'),
('19553',' According to Leonard Maltins DVD commentary for the film, only the 93'),
('19554','minute  version still exists. Because of U.S. opposition to Italy during World War  II, three minutes worth of references to Italy were indelicately removed from  the original film negative before its 1948 re'),
('19555','release. As a result, the  films first scene begins rather abruptly and is missing a musical number and  references to the intended location '),
('19556',' Milan, Italy.'),
('19557',' A colorized version exists'),
('19558',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('19559',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('19560','rated and unrated versions.'),
('19561',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('19562','rated and unrated versions.'),
('19563',' The first few seconds '),
('19564',' the Approved code '),
('19565',' are missing from some prints  (including video prints). The code is on a title screen. The prints without  the code fade in when the credits begin to run.'),
('19566',' This movie was heavily cut by the studio, resulting in two different  versions, both of which have been effectively disowned by director William  Richert.  The non'),
('19567','US print resembles his original vision most clearly, with  an Elmer Bernstein score and five extra songs on the soundtrack.  Richert has  recently revealed that he has recently acquired four and a half minutes of  extra footage which makes the lead character deeper and easier to sympathise  with.  He is planning to release a new cut of the film under its source  materials original title: Arent You Even Going To Kiss Me Goodbye?.'),
('19568',' European version contains much less gore and the profanity has been dubbed.'),
('19569',' To obtain an 18 (the highest certificate given to a non'),
('19570','sex film in the UK)  the BBFC cut 5 minutes of extreme gore and violent scenes from the film.'),
('19571',' Rated version is missing 4 minutes of gory violence, a sex scene and  additional dialogue.'),
('19572',' The DVD contains an alternate, earlier cut of the movie. It lacks the opening  sequence in the Egyptian tomb, contains many extended sequences, and has a  radically different climax.'),
('19573',' The original directors cut of Night of Dark Shadows was screened for MGM  executives at 129 minutes. Unhappy with the running time, studio head James  Aubrey ordered director Dan Curtis to cut around 40 minutes out of the  picture, as it was considered a B'),
('19574','programmer. Curtis was given only 24 hours  to re'),
('19575','cut the picture, and the 97 minute version was approved by Aubrey. The  picture was press screened at that length, but afterward an additional 4  minutes were cut from the picture without Dan Curtis consent, probably in  order to guarantee a GP rating (1971s PG equivalent) as all of this material  cut was violent or sexually suggestive in nature. During release some of the  preview (97 mins) prints were accidentally circulated and still show up  today, probably through private collectors as the 97 min prints are no longer  held in MGMs archive. Dan Curtis 129 min original version has been  considered lost and presumed destroyed for decades, but film historian Darren  Gross unearthed the sole existing material for this version in August 1999.  Plans for restoration and release of this version are currently being  formulated.'),
('19576',' Version for regular television has Roy Cameron walking out of house as a  zombie.  He collapses near a cemetery where the Creeps escape but are later  captured by the alien spacecraft from the opening scene.'),
('19577',' The other version of the film ends abruptly with a slug'),
('19578','creature jumping out  of the zombie'),
('19579','dogs mouth as the characters watch the sorority house burn  down.'),
('19580',' Despite bearing the title "Curse of the Demon", the print currently available  on videotape and television in the USA is actually the original longer (UK)  cut.'),
('19581',' The original U.S. release version was edited down from British version.'),
('19582',' The version televised on the UKs Zone Horror channel was complete and uncut.'),
('19583',' The film was listed on the UK DPP 74 list of video nasties, and the 1994  Vipco video release was heavily cut by 1 min 41 secs by the BBFC to remove  nearly all scenes of graphic violence including an arm removal, the  castration of the cyclist, shots of disembowelment and bloody wounds, and a  mans face being burnt on a stove. The later Vipco DVD release featured the  same cut print.'),
('19584',' An "Unrated" version is also available on videocassette in the United States.  The following scenes included in the unrated version were cut from the  theatrical release to earn an MPAA rating of "R" rather than an "X": '),
('19585',' The scene in which Angela bites off Stooges tongue is a few seconds longer   with a little bit more bloodflow.  The scene where Suzanne pokes out Jays   eyeballs is slightly extended with more gore.  The close up shot of the   razor blade apples scene is slightly extended with more gore. '),
('19586',' In the "convenience store" scene at the beginning of the unrated version,   Linnea Quigleys character asks the two male clerks if they have "Sour   Balls". In the R rated version, she simply walks past them, and out of the   store. '),
('19587',' In the unrated version, the party scene is a little longer with more   talking. '),
('19588',' Also in the unrated version, there are more shots of Angela floating through   the hallway.'),
('19589',' Unrated version contains additional gore and nudity which was edited out of  the R'),
('19590','rated version.'),
('19591',' Video version runs 95 m.'),
('19592',' The UK cinema version was heavily edited for an A (PG) certificate and  removed nearly all the references to the victims being prostitutes, as well  as shortening the bed scene between Hartmann & Ulrike and editing some of the  dialogue describing the murders. Later releases were upgraded to a 15  certificate and were fully uncut.'),
('19593',' Despite being billed as the Collectors Edition and containing many extras  the UK Contender DVD appears to be missing several sequences including most  of the cannibalism scenes following the attack on the car, as well as heavily  reducing the trowel murder from 14 blows to 3. None of these cuts were  imposed by the BBFC as all video/DVD releases in the UK have always been  uncut.'),
('19594',' The old German version misses some short scenes of dialouge when Johnny and  Barbara arrive at the cemetary. Some text is synchronized in a different  meaning (the cars radio).'),
('19595',' The version shown on the Sci'),
('19596','fi channel deletes about seven minutes for time.  The only shots cut for content are when the daughter is stabbing the mother  and the blood splatters on the wall.'),
('19597',' This film has also been available in the United States in an edited version  running 90 minutes (cut from 96 minutes). Some video (and even some DVD)  releases have used this edited version.'),
('19598',' The older computer'),
('19599','colorized version (like the Video Treasures VHS  version)has the TV screen the characters are watching and the photos in the  closing credits in the original black and white. The new 20th Century Fox/Off  Color Films DVD keeps the TV broadcast in black and white, but colorizes the  closing photo montage.'),
('19600',' The 30th Anniversary Edition from Anchor Bay Entertainment removes 15 minutes  of footage from the original film and inserts 15 minutes of new footage shot  especially for this edition. George A. Romero was not involved with this  version. The newly'),
('19601','shot scenes include the following: '),
('19602',' A new opening sequence in which two graveyard workers bring the body of an   executed child murderer to the cemetery. The parents of the murdered child   are waiting at the cemetery, along with a priest, to view the murderers   body before it is buried. Before the body can be buried, it returns to life   and begins attacking the group. This is the same zombie who is later seen   wandering the cemetery and attacking Barbra and Johnny. '),
('19603',' A scene where the victims of a recent car accident return to life as   zombies. Three of the cars occupants, a mother and two daughters, return to   life and begin wandering down the street, while the fourth victim, the   father, is eaten by another group of zombies who come across the accident.   One of the prominent zombies during this scene is a one'),
('19604','armed waitress   zombie, who appears again later. '),
('19605',' A few brief new shots of zombies wandering around outside the farm house,   including the waitress zombie and the mother and daughters from the car   accident scene. '),
('19606',' A new scene where the priest from the beginning of this version of the film   is interviewed by a TV reporter while local townspeople are hunting zombies   in the background. During the interview, the priest is attacked by a zombie   and bitten on the cheek. '),
('19607',' A new ending sequence in which the TV reporter goes to a medical center to   visit the priest, who has survived his zombie attack. The priest claims that   the reason he did not become one of the undead is because he was been chosen   by God. He continues by saying that the zombies are actually demons from   hell, occupying human bodies, and that all dead bodies should be crucified.   The TV reporter becomes frightened by the priests ramblings and leaves the   room. This release of the film is controversial among fans, and should not   be considered the definitive version of the film.'),
('19608',' The Slingshot DVD is an artificial 3D version of the film that is viewable in  razor3D system. The film was originally shot in standard flat format and not  in 3D.'),
('19609',' Some reissue prints contain a brief 30'),
('19610','second introduction by director George  A. Romero.'),
('19611',' There are at least three different colorized versions: '),
('19612',' The first version, colorized by Hal Roach Studios in the 1980s, features   green zombies. '),
('19613',' In the second version, also colorized by Hal Roach Studios, the zombies have   the same skin color as the humans. '),
('19614',' Recently, a new high definition colorized version by Legend Studios/Off   Color Films was released on DVD by 20th Century Fox.'),
('19615',' A bootleg edition known as "Night of the Living Dead: SURVIVORS CUT"  features a recut version (72 minutes long) with additional footage added, and  several scenes digitally tinted for dramatic effect.'),
('19616',' There are at least two known versions of the end credits montage: one in  black and white, the other in black and orange.'),
('19617',' The first cut of the film was given an "X" rating by the MPAA. Several cuts  were made to ensure an R rating: mostly head shots to zombies, and a shot of  a zombie exploding (when Tom shoots it from the back of the truck with a  shotgun).'),
('19618',' DVD version has extended the sexual assault including more violence and  nudity'),
('19619',' This was the first Laurel & Hardy film to feature the "Dance of the Cuckoos"  over the opening credits. However, all available prints are from reissues and  that song was removed. The Spanish language version, "Ladrones", features the  original MGM credits and lion and the "Dance of the Cuckoos" as well.'),
('19620',' RKO also issued this movie as a silent, with film length 1982.11 m..	No other  details are known.'),
('19621',' The film appeared (as "Terror Eyes") on the UKs list of video nasties. Both  the cinema and 1987 Guild Home Video releases were cut by 1 minute 16 secs by  the BBFC to edit blood spurts during the changing room murder and some shots  from the paint daubing in the shower scene.'),
('19622',' There is a 90'),
('19623','minute version, which features additional footage with Al  Lewis, Kate Murtagh, George DiCenzo, and Margaret Hamilton which was cut for  the original TV release.  This 90'),
('19624','minute version is the one typically  released in syndication to fill the standard 2'),
('19625','hour movie slot.'),
('19626',' The 90 minute alternate version is available on the Anchor Bay VHS  "Collectors Edition" released in 1999.  The run time on the back of the box  is listed as "74 minutes," but the film actually clocks in at 90 minutes.'),
('19627',' Premiered om ABC'),
('19628','TV at two hours (with commercials). A subsequent network  rebroadcast was cut to fit a ninety'),
('19629','minute time slot. Both versions later  turned up in syndication.'),
('19630',' The US Criterion Collection DVD is slightly edited: after thet Titanic has  sunk, 2nd Officer Lightoller (Kenneth More) is on top of the upturned  Collapsible lifeboat, a steward swims up to him with a child. Lightoller  takes the child, but in the DVD, you dont see him find out that the child is  already dead, and then he gently places him in the water. There is also an  "epilogue". It describes how the passengers did not die in vain: "The  International Ice Patrol now Watches the Seas and a ceaseless radio vigil is  in place, etc." In earlier versions, these titles are missing. Only the  background footage of toys, deck chairs, and other wreckage floating on the  water fills the screen. It is in this version, with no "epilogue", where  Lightoller is seen lowering the dead child into the water.'),
('19631',' Many variant prints of this film exist. Missing from most prints; including  the widely distrubted Mystery Science Theater version are scenes that feature  a longer opening, a scene where Landis and Cook drive their truck to a gas  station and ask for work, a longer invasion of Cuba sequence, an extended  scene with the blind woman, a longer train riding sequence, and an extended  scene where Griffin and Landis get into a fight over Landiss ring.'),
('19632',' In 1995, when the game was released for non'),
('19633','Sega systems such as 3DO,  Macintosh, and MS'),
('19634','DOS, all portrayals and references to Sega and related  products were removed. For example, "Sega Control Attack Team" was changed to  "Special Control Attack Team" and shots of a Sega Genesis controller during  the introduction were removed.'),
('19635',' In comparison to the 1992 Sega CD version, the 3DO, Macintosh, MS'),
('19636','DOS and  Sega CD 32X versions contain redone titles and opening and closing credits.'),
('19637',' Director Clive Barker was reportedly required to cut the film down to 101  minutes from the original 126 minute cut by distributor 20th Century Fox.  They felt that this cut was too long and rather too explicit for an R'),
('19638','rated  release. Also, Barker shot additional scenes with David Cronenbergs Decker  character to flesh out his mentality. The excised footage consisted of some  very graphic gore during the climax, disturbing images in the monsters lair  and quite a bit of "unnecessary" character development. There were also some  strange sexual themes between the monsters and Boone that wound up on the  cutting room floor.'),
('19639',' A scene filmed in stop'),
('19640','motion animation, but deleted from the film, has a  leopard woman riding a dinosaur'),
('19641','like creature through Median.'),
('19642',' Writer/Director Clive Barker is reportedly preparing a restored "Directors  Cut" of the film for DVD release.'),
('19643',' SPOILER: The theatrical release as well as all video, laserdisc, television,  and DVD versions contain the altered ending where DaSilva shoots Wulfgar only  twice, despite the fact that Wulfgar has six bullet wounds on his body.'),
('19644',' The original trailer showed a scene in which Wulfgar is in the subway looking  at a map and stares at a cop next to him which was never in the final cut.'),
('19645',' The widescreen DVD release from Universal substitutes two songs during the  disco shootout. The first is "Brown Sugar" by the Rolling Stones and the  second is Im A Man by Keith Emerson. Earlier VHS releases from Universal  Home Video, as well as some TV versions, also contained the altered songs.  The fullscreen DVD release by GoodTimes Entertainment contains the restored  songs.'),
('19646',' The original UK cinema version was heavily cut by the BBFC with edits made to  closeups of throat slitting, a repeated stabbing, the ice pick murder, and  axe blows (including blood frothing from a mans head) during the climactic  flashback. The film was then listed and banned as an official video nasty,  and a successful prosecution was brought against the distributing company  World of Video 2000 in 1984 for releasing an unauthorized video version  (which was 1 min longer than the cut cinema print). The film was finally  granted a video certificate in 2002, though all versions released in the UK  were from a longer pre'),
('19647','cut U.S print with edits to the throat slashing, a  stabbing, and the closeup shot of the bloody head wound.'),
('19648',' The Australian video release of "Nightmare" under the name "Schizo" runs 89  minutes, and is missing most of the bloody moments, including the final axe  murders and all parts involving the young George Tatum being covered in  blood.'),
('19649',' The complete and uncut version of Nightmare is also available on video in  Australia. Unlike Schizo it is under the original title and runs for 100  minutes. It is distributed on the Video Classics Gold label and is also Rated  R. Interestingly there is fractionally longer dialogue sequences than in some  other uncut prints.'),
('19650',' All the explicit gore was cut from the U.S. release to earn an "R" rating  instead of an "X".  The uncut version is available on video unrated.'),
('19651',' Originally banned in the UK as a result of the video nasties frenzy, the  film has been passed uncut the BBFC in 2002; this UK version however appears  to be based on the R'),
('19652','rated US version and is not uncut.'),
('19653',' In Germany , the film has been released uncut on DVD from Laser paradise in  its Blood Edition.'),
('19654',' Dutch video version is as fully uncut (100 min) as is the Australian video  version (not the "Schizo"'),
('19655','Tape)'),
('19656',' The special edition DVD version has never'),
('19657','before'),
('19658','seen footage of this movie  and are the following: '),
('19659',' Lock, Shock and Barrel (the trick'),
('19660','or'),
('19661','treaters) are bored so they grab some   snacks and go inside their cage/elevator to watch oogie boogie torture Santa   and Sally. And later, a thought to be dead Jack Skellington enters the lair   by jumping on the cage/elevator with the kids inside and he scares them   which can explain how he got inside the lair at the nick of time. Pictures   of the scene were in the promotional booklets, postcard books, and   storybooks. '),
('19662',' Jacks further experiments with Christmas such as having a illustrating   "Sandy Claws" as a human/lobster hybrid. '),
('19663',' a deleted part of oogie boogies song that shows his shadow dancing. '),
('19664',' a scene where the vampires are playing hockey with the head of Tim Burton,   this was corrected and Tims head was replaced with a Jack O Lantern.'),
('19665',' In 2006, Industrial Light and Magic used computer technology to create a  stereoscopic 3D version of the film that was released to digital 3D theaters  on October 20.'),
('19666',' The special edition DVD also includes some scenes in storyboard form with  voiceovers: '),
('19667',' During "Making X'),
('19668','mas", the Behemoth sings about the presents the creatures   are making. '),
('19669',' A segment of Oogie Boogies song where bugs dance from his "eyes" and end up   sucked in his mouth, this wasnt animated because the dancing bugs would be   difficult to animate. '),
('19670',' The alternate identity of Oogie Boogie where its not a bunch of bugs but   Dr. Finklestein (the mad scientist), he said he became Oogie Boogie because   Sally was in love with Jack even though he created her and as Oogie Boogie   hed give her a lesson shes never forget, Finklestein then mentions a   creation that will like him and with Igors help he escapes through a trap   door, this segment ends with Jack saying "i cant believe this".'),
('19671',' Though this film was originally produced for American broadcast television,  the filmmakers also shot additional scenes containing nudity for the European  theatrical'),
('19672','release version.  The "European" cut is available on video in the  US.'),
('19673',' On the first VHS release, the music video for the films title song "Dream  Warriors" by Dokken appears after the closing credits.'),
('19674',' In the original version of the film (theatrical release and video), the nurse  takes off her uniform and shes topless.  In the TV version shes wearing a  bra.'),
('19675',' Banned twice in Sweden (running time 93 and 92 min). Finally passed at 90 min  in 1988.'),
('19676',' In the TV version, in the scene where the words "Come And Get Him, Bitch"  appear on Joeys chest, a bedsheet has been superimposed over the word  "Bitch". However, you can still hear the word being scratched into his chest.'),
('19677',' Some television versions enhance the text displayed on the computer monitor  when Dr. Neil Gordan is researching the drug Hypnocil.  This is due to the  fact that the text displayed has faded over the years.'),
('19678',' Some gory shots were cut from the U.S. release to earn an "R" rating rather  than an "X".'),
('19679',' The UK cinema version was cut by 56 secs to delete footage of nunchakus from  two scenes, and the cuts were expanded to 1 min 7 secs for the video release.  The cuts were fully restored in the 15 rated 2001 DVD.'),
('19680',' Cut in Sweden by 5 min when shown in theaters.'),
('19681',' In the trailer, the way Freddy says "How sweet, fresh meat" at the end is  different than how it appears in the theatrical version.'),
('19682',' In the original theatrical release, when Freddy puts on sunglasses in the  beach scene, the sound track contained a short Miami Vice'),
('19683','like riff. This has  been removed in subsequent releases.'),
('19684',' The dialogue from the film playing inside the movie theater when Alice first  walks in and sits down can be heard in the original theatrical version and on  earlier VHS editions but the dialogue has been dubbed out from New Line  Cinemas most recent releases on both VHS and DVD so that you can only hear  the background piano music instead. Oddly enough, if you play the film with  the closed captions feature (on both VHS and DVD) the dialogue will still  appear at the bottom of the screen even though nobody can be heard talking.  The missing dialogue is as follows: '),
('19685',' Man: See ya, Alvin. '),
('19686',' Boy: Hey, he aint no paper man. '),
('19687',' Girl: Why, dont you know him? Thats "Hot Fingers" Curly. '),
('19688',' Boy: Boy, he really swings out hoppin with a jive. You want to dance? '),
('19689',' Girl: Do I?'),
('19690',' The original Australian VHS release features only Christopher Youngs main  title playing over the end credits.'),
('19691',' Both the original VHS version and Video Treasures version have a song titled  "Touch Me," by Wish feat. Fonda Rae playing during the first part of the end  credits, then goes to the "Main Title," from the beginning of the movie. The  Digitally Remastered version on both VHS and DVD has Bing Crosbys song "Did  You Ever See A Dream Walking?" playing during the end credits. The song is  also listed in the credits.'),
('19692',' In Swedish cinema, the movie was cut 5 min by the censors.'),
('19693',' The only available German video version was heavily cut to receive a free of  16 rating. Hardly none of the gore made it into this version, making it  almost unwatchable.'),
('19694',' The following scenes are edited from the Australian TV version '),
('19695',' '),
('19696',' When Coach Schneider is pulled along by the ropes in the gym. He screams are   cut out. '),
('19697',' Schneiders pants coming off and being whipped by the towels '),
('19698',' Freddys knives scraping down Schneiders back in the shower '),
('19699',' When Jesse goes into Angelas room and says "Its late go back to sleep", he   pulls up her bed sheets and is wearing Freddys glove '),
('19700',' The scene where Jesse wakes up at Gradys is heavily cut. You see the knives   slowly coming out of Jesses fingers then it jumps straight to where Freddy   walking upto Grady. '),
('19701',' Jesse/Lisas chase scene at her house is shortened. You dont see them roll   around on the floor or see Freddy bite her leg. Also gone is the scene where   Lisa holds a kitchen knife and Freddy tells her to kill him. You dont see   Lisa stabbing Freddy in the shoulder. At the pool party, the guy getting   stabbed in the stomach, and another guys neck is broken while people are   standing on him is gone.'),
('19702',' The German television version is heavily cut, allowing for an earlier time  slot. The cuts are: '),
('19703',' When Tina is sliced by Freddy Krueger, we dont see how he slices her chest   and is pulled to the ceiling. '),
('19704',' In Tinas last dream we dont see when Freddy cuts his own fingers off his   hand. Later, there is a scene where Freddys face is pulled off by Tina.   This scene is also missing. '),
('19705',' When Nancy meets Freddy for the first time, we cant see when he slices his   abdomen and when Nancy puts her arm on the hot pipe. '),
('19706',' When Rods neck is broken by Freddy Krueger, we only see Rod looking at the   "snake", before it kills him. '),
('19707',' The scene where the dead Tina is talking to Nancy while snakes are coming   out her dress is also cut. '),
('19708',' Glens famous dead scene is also cut. We only see how he is sucked in his   bed. The bloody, second half is cut. '),
('19709',' When Nancy is burning Freddy, we only see the fire reach his feet, then it   cuts to Nancy calling her dad. '),
('19710',' The scene where Freddy is killing Nancys mother by burning her is also cut. '),
('19711',' These changes were also made in the German video version, which has a "not   under 16 years" rating. The uncut version is sometimes shown on Pay'),
('19712','Per'),
('19713','View   and is rated "not under 18 years."'),
('19714',' The theatrical trailer shows the scene where Freddys tongue darts out of  Nancys telephone. However in the trailer, Freddys voice is higher pitched  and not nearly as menacing as in the films final cut.'),
('19715',' The new DVD of Elm Street released in the UK now features the slightly  trimmed version of the Tina death sequence. As the UK DVD also features the  audio commentary from the region 1 edition which references the cut, this may  be the reason for using the slightly shorter version. It is also possible  then that Widescreen VHS releases may have been duped from the same print.'),
('19716',' Although UK cinema and video versions were uncut the 2001 Entertainment In  Video DVD release features the R'),
('19717','rated U.S print which removes around 5 secs  from Tinas corpse hitting the bed and resulting in a large splash of blood.'),
('19718',' The US release trims the scene where Tina falls from her bedroom ceiling,  missing out the subsequent splash of blood that flies up as she hits the bed.  This scene was included in the original UK cinema and pre'),
('19719','2001 video releases  on the CBS/Fox and Entertainment In Video labels. However, the Widescreen  version issued on DVD and video in 2001 on the Entertainment in Video label  uses the cut US version.'),
('19720',' The 1996 Elite home video re'),
('19721','release features outtake footage added as a  bonus on a separate tape. Its also remixed for surround sound. The scenes on  the Elite Limited edition video, there are several extended scenes include: '),
('19722',' An extended scene when Rod shows up at Tinas, a small love scene between   Nancy and Glen. The two kiss, then she stops it. '),
('19723',' A scene between Donald and Marge in the grave yard after Tinas funeral,   talking about Fred Krueger and how they "knew" Krueger was dead. '),
('19724',' Another extended scene is in the sheriffs office when Nancy is begging her   father, Lt. Donald Thompson, to let her see Rod. (Also seen in one of the   original trailers).'),
('19725',' A falling dream sequence with Nancy wasnt finished with complete special  effects after a test screening. After Glen is sucked into the bed, and it  shoots out blood, his blood soaked body rises up out of the bed, and falls  limp. And the scene in the basement when Nancys mother shows her the claws,  she also reveals that Nancy wasnt always an only child, along with every  other child on the block, adding a deeper motive not given in the final cut  of the film.'),
('19726',' There are several different cuts of the ending were lighter on the scares.  Originaly Bob Shaye had Wes end the film with the kids getting on the bus,  and Freddy turn into the bus driver, and they drive away. (much like the  begining of Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddys Revenge (1985)).'),
('19727',' The german television is heavily cut, to send it on an earlier timespot. The  cuts are: '),
('19728',' When Tina is sliced by Freddy Krueger, we dont see, how he slice her back   and how shes pulled to the celing. '),
('19729',' In Tinas last dream we dont see how Freddy cut his own fingers from his   hand. Later, there is a scene where Freddys face is pulled down by Tina.   This scene is also missing. '),
('19730',' When Nancy meets Freddy the first time we cant see how he slice his   shoulder and how Nancy put her arm on the hot pipe. '),
('19731',' When Rods neck is broken by Freddy Krueger, we only see, how Rod is looking   to the snake, before it kills him. '),
('19732',' The Scene where the dead Tina is talking to Nancy while snakes are coming   out her dress is also cut. '),
('19733',' Glens famous dead scene is also cut. We only see, how he is sucked in his   bed.  The bloody, second half is cut. '),
('19734',' When Nancy is burning Freddy, we only see how the fire is coming to his   feet, then we see how Nancy is calling her dad. '),
('19735',' The scene where Freddy is killing Nancys mother by burning her is also cut. '),
('19736',' This changes were also made in the german video version wich has an not   under 16 years rating. The uncut version is sometimes shown on pay'),
('19737','per'),
('19738','view   channels and its rated not under 18 years.'),
('19739',' The region 1 DVD features a slight trim to the scene where Tina is killed in  her bedroom. When Kruger drops her from the ceiling, we do not see the slow  motion splash of blood that spurts off the matress as her body hits it. This  cut is referred to the in DVD audio commentary. The scene is totally uncut in  the United Kingdom video versions.'),
('19740',' In the U.S. theatrical trailer, there is a a line dialogue spoken by Donald  (John Saxon) trying to justify why it is obvious that Rod (Nick Corri) killed  Tina (Amanda Wyss) saying that he was "locked in a room with a girl who went  in alive and came out in a rubber bag!"'),
('19741',' The older Elite special edition laserdisc and VHS tape had Tinas death  totally uncut.'),
('19742',' The Australian VHS Version has Tinas death scene totally uncut. It has a  yellow strip up in the top right hand corner of the VHS video cover that says  "Graphic Uncut Version"'),
('19743',' Although the UK cinema and video versions were fully uncut the DVD release  features the R'),
('19744','rated U.S print which is missing around 15 secs of gore. The  fusion scene between Dan and the bike is shortened and the scene where Freddy  forces Gretas innards into her mouth is cut (his voice can be heard saying  "You are what you eat").'),
('19745',' 4 min were cut by censors from the Swedish VHS release.'),
('19746',' Unrated video version features about a minute of extra gore that was cut from  the R'),
('19747','rated theatrical release. Scenes that were cut in the R'),
('19748','rated version:  when the girl is force fed her own guts, and when the motorcycle "fuses" with  the riders body.'),
('19749',' The DVD version of the film is the theatrical release, rated R, and isnt  uncensored like the VHS release.'),
('19750',' The music of the 13th floor was changed for the television versions of the  movie due to copyright problems in 1996.'),
('19751',' There is a alternate television version that is shown on The USA Network that  is edited for language with all nude scenes cut.  It also adds additional  scenes shot for television that replace the deleted nude scenes including: '),
('19752',' An alternate transformation sequence of the three girls wearing lingerié   replacing the nude transformation scene. '),
('19753',' An alternate pie eating sequence with the girls in lingerié. '),
('19754',' A completely new scene of the three girls in lingerié jumping up and down on   a bed in the bedroom.  They are playing with balloons and blowing bubbles   (to match up with the audio soundtrack).  This replaces the nude bubble bath   sequence. '),
('19755',' A less explicit demon sex scene with Michele Bauer in her jungle outfit.'),
('19756',' American video release includes new footage.'),
('19757',' There are several minor scenes that appear in the trailer for the film, but  arent actually in the film. Among the missing footage: '),
('19758',' A corpse lying covered in the refrigerated room with a toe tag reading   Martin Bells; '),
('19759',' A shot of Martin burning a piece of paper with a lighter; '),
('19760',' and most significantly, a voice'),
('19761','over by a woman who tells Martin "I think   the best attitude to take is that youll have plenty of quiet time for   studying. Assuming the whole idea of it doesnt bother you. Some people it   bothers."'),
('19762',' The original cut of the film was just about 2 1/2 hours and included a  different score and different opening sequence which was just an extended  version of the two couples having dinner together followed by an extended  scene at the local pub. The entire subplot of discussion of marriage between  Lauren Graham and Josh Brolins characters was cut, including a sequence at  the end where they are married at a double wedding alongside Patricia  Arquette and Ewan McGregors characters. This version also included an  extended restaurant scene with Joyce and more contact between her and Martin  throughout the film, including a much more graphic death sequence in Joyces  apartment.'),
('19763',' A subtitled in English version exists and is shown on Japan Airlines flights.  The subtitles often miss some of the original dialogue.'),
('19764',' Alternate version spoken in Finnish.'),
('19765',' Alternate version spoken in Danish.'),
('19766',' Alternate version spoken in German.'),
('19767',' UK version is edited by 6 seconds to secure an 18 rating. The distributor  was required to reduce images of sexualized violence during a fatal attack in  order to comply with BBFC policy and VRA 1984.'),
('19768',' 117 minute uncut and unrated European version is available on DVD.'),
('19769',' A missing scene that further explains the complex affair between Elizabeth  and John can be seen in the theatrical trailer on DVD: At the start of the  film, just after the "family restaurant" scene John and Elizabeth take a boat  ride to Jersey (where they later visit his friends house). On the boat  Elizabeth asks John, "Is this a game?" to which John replies "Its whatever  you want it to be." Had this scene been left in the film it would have  connected with the end of the film where Elizabeth says, "you knew it would  be over if one of us said stop..."'),
('19770',' DVD Theatrical Trailer also includes this deleted scene: Elizabeth talking to  her boss Harvey, he says to her "Youre really great, you should give  yourself credit for a lot" to which Elizabeth responds with a nod and a  smile. This scene shows Elizabeth wearing a grey sweater and holding a red  rose. Which she is seen wearing and holding right before Bruce (her  ex'),
('19771','husband) comes to pick up Molly at the art gallery.'),
('19772',' Alternate Takes included in the trailer: '),
('19773',' Elizabeth doing a funny little dance on the bed while John is away with his   friend, "the nosy porker" scene. '),
('19774',' John spinning in his chair at his office when Elizabeth comes to see him. '),
('19775',' A workprint version which is more faithful to Elizabeth McNeils original   novel exists with over an hour of deleted scenes, alternate takes on   existing scenes, and additional dialogue in some scenes.'),
('19776',' The 1985 UK RCA/Columbia video version was cut by 4 minutes 5 secs by the  BBFC to remove all footage of nunchakus and Japanese throwing stars.'),
('19777',' For the VCX version, the rape scene of Nacala was deleted.'),
('19778',' Earlier prints of the film have the live'),
('19779','action stock footage during the  "Jump Back" sequence in black and white, while the 2001 MGM DVD release has  the stock footage in sepia tone. In both prints, the animation cel of Fritz  remains in color.'),
('19780',' UK version was cut by 7 sec. to secure a 12 rating.'),
('19781',' TV version omits the pot'),
('19782','smoking scene.'),
('19783',' Edited for TV version cuts the bosss explanation for why he doesnt want to  be examined after waking up in hospital.'),
('19784',' The original theatrical release was shown in desaturated color, enhancing the  dystopian tone of the film. Later video and TV versions have been shown in  truer, "natural" color.'),
('19785',' The DVD (2003) version is minus the Eurythmics soundtrack.'),
('19786',' The UK MGM DVD release (September 2004) features the desaturated color of the  original theatrical prints in 1.85: 1 anamorphic widescreen as well as the  Eurythmics soundtrack on the original English'),
('19787','language and French'),
('19788','language  audio tracks (2.0 MONO).'),
('19789',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('19790',' In the japanese version, the sound of the lightsaber was exactly like the one  in "Star Wars" but was changed for the American release and Jigglypuffs  japanese name was "Pupurin" but was changed to Jigglypuff for the American  release.'),
('19791',' There are five different versions of this film, with various running times  from 99 up to 140 minutes.  Director William Peter Blatty disowned all  version except one: his approved cut runs 118 minutes and is the version that  was originally released theatrically in the USA. This version is available on  DVD.'),
('19792',' Released in 2 versions simultaneously in 1975 in US, 1 cut and dubbed, the  other uncut and subtitled.'),
('19793',' Letterbox video version features additional outtake footage, including a  scene starring Sam Waterston as CIA director Richard Helms.'),
('19794',' The new directors cut released in 2001 in the Oliver Stone box set (DVD &  VHS) and released again by itself in 2002 featured a new directors cut  running in at approx. 212 minutes.'),
('19795',' Original UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 20 secs by the BBFC  to heavily edit the rape scene.'),
('19796',' German Video'),
('19797','Release was cut in order to get an 18'),
('19798','Rating. The scene in which  a terroist is shot in both legs and arms was shortened. Also there is a  20'),
('19799','Sec.'),
('19800','Cut in the end where Roddy Piper kills a few policemen and is finaly  shot by the police'),
('19801',' UK video version is cut by 1 second to secure a "15" rating.'),
('19802',' German video retail version is cut for violence to secure a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('19803',' The chief villain bloodily landing on the spike at the end is missing two  shots of his actual impalement in the UK version.'),
('19804',' In the theatrical version, the film ends with a shot of Rip alone in the ring  giving the "Rip Em!" sign before fading out to the end credits. In the home  video version, the film ends with a shot of Rip and Randy hugging each other  in the ring (complete with the sound of Rip makes as he does the "Rip Em!"  sign) still audible before fading to the end credits.'),
('19805',' Scenes filmed but not included in the final film: '),
('19806',' Cameo by Roland Hedlund as an insane prisoner screaming "Let me out of here!   Im innocent!" to Marshall Dexter Lyle in the prisontower. '),
('19807',' A battle between Space Mahoney & Richard vs. Bronson Hardcastle & Half   Italian in the desert. The fight ends when The Black Man arrives to kill   Space Mahoney (in the final film The Black Man arrives, attacks Space   Mahoney while Bronson and Half Italian arrives and just look at the action   from a distance). In that battle we also find out why nobody uses horses in   the year of 4000: During the last 2000 years the evolution has turned all   horses into "Space Horses" that are pure evil. '),
('19808',' Player #2 MELTS when the hologrampoker explodes in his face. '),
('19809',' Alternative death of Bronson Hardcastle: During the whole movie Bronson   smokes "Liquid Powder" in a engine'),
('19810','based'),
('19811','cigarette (also on the   cuttingroomfloor) that is higly explosive. In the end he gets suprised by   Richard, drops his cigarette and Liquid Powder'),
('19812','bottle wich explodes and   turns Bronson into a burning angry man walking around saying "God, damn, son   of a bitch" until he falls on his face and dies. '),
('19813',' Longer dialoge at the hologrampokertable. '),
('19814',' A mexican stand'),
('19815','off between Space Mahoney and the "Mexican" Richard in the   bar.'),
('19816',' A shortened 53 minute version was aired on the PBS television show "P.O.V."'),
('19817',' The same film under the title "Rebel" is an entirely different version of the  film. Director Schnitzler re'),
('19818','edited the film after it was not successful with  the die'),
('19819','hard flower'),
('19820','power crowd. The "Rebel" version was prepared in the  early 1980s and is the only version currently known to exist.'),
('19821',' The new 2004 UK region 2 DVD from Universal features a different opening and  logo and film score compared to either the UK or US home video releases. The  DVD also features scenes that were not present in either the US or UK video  release(s) Scenes that were added '),
('19822',' after Jasons father leg is broken there is a brief scene of him in the   hospital thinking about who done it to him and not wanting to put his family   in danger because of the syndicate and his decision to leave L.A. '),
('19823',' Ian receiving a phone call from the syndicate telling him to meet them at   his dojo in half an hour '),
('19824',' Various scenes were extended plus additional dialogue is heard that didnt   feature in either the UK or US home video release Scenes that were deleted: '),
('19825',' Jasons date with Kelly at the space needle and a brief scene of them   looking through the window of a pet shop '),
('19826',' After Jason comes home from Ians dojo there is a scene where Jason meets   Kelly for the first time after moving from L.A. to Seattle. Those scenes   were included in the video releases. The DVD run time on the back of the DVD   is incorrectly stated as 79 minutes the correct run time is 94 minutes '),
('19827',' Also, the final fight between Jason and Ivan is slightly longer using   flashbacks to Jasons training explaining how they come into use in the last   fight, such as when Jason was practicing on the mokujin (wooden dummy) and   used that knowledge to counter Ivans attacks. This also explains the   awkward jump cuts during this fight in the shorter prints. '),
('19828',' This version also contains a completely different score feature stock music   from various Hong Kong films, such as Project A and My Lucky Stars, plus an   alternate theme song called "Hold On To The Vision". Also, there is a   different voice actor used for "Lee Dai Goh" which sounds properly more   Asian rather than the deeper Americanized voice used in the shorter prints.'),
('19829',' There are two known versions. One version features an extra scene where Jason  and Kelly go up to the top of the Space Needle but this version also deletes  a few of the other scenes. Its also possible that this extra scene is only  in the UK print of the movie. This would be to make up for the lost "feature  time" from the censored and deleted action sequences. One version of this  movie is 85 minutes and the uncut version is 95 minutes (but missing the  Space Needle scene).'),
('19830',' The soundtrack is different between the two cut and uncut versions of this  movie. The UK version has a slow rendition of the title song and  oriental'),
('19831','style music, but the other normal versions feature a better title  song and use synthesizer'),
('19832','style music.'),
('19833',' When released in Britain, this title received the following cuts: '),
('19834',' The cinema version was cut by 7s: '),
('19835',' A Bruce Lee poster is unrolled by Kurt McKinney which clearly shows The   Little Dragon holding a pair of nunchaku. Two shots of this were ordered   cut by the BBFC. '),
('19836',' The video release has been further cut by 37s. These cuts were imposed to   get the film a 15 rating: '),
('19837',' Two additional cuts were made to the fight between Jean'),
('19838','Claude Van Damme and   his opponent towards the end of the film. These were: an elbow to the   fighters throat and repeated punches to his stomach.'),
('19839',' The following were cut out of the 1989 U.S. release. '),
('19840',' The opening execution sequence. '),
('19841',' Terry and Scott talking about Mac was cut down. '),
('19842',' Scott and the pimps conversation. '),
('19843',' The phone conversation between Scott and Sulin was cut down as well as the   pimp interrupting Scott was cut out. '),
('19844',' Conversation between Scott, Mac, and Terry in the helicopter. '),
('19845',' Colonel Tol Nol using Terry as "collateral" in the military deal is cut out.'),
('19846',' Australian video release featured subtitles when characters were not speaking  English, but the DVD release simply cut all the subtitles out.'),
('19847',' In Australia, the title in the opening credits is simply "Raging Thunder",  not "No Retreat, No Surrender 2: Raging Thunder". This (along with the  absence of any familiar faces from the first movie) caused a lot of confusion  with viewers as they thought they were watching the wrong film (the title on  all the video boxes was "No Retreat No Surrender 2", with the "Raging  Thunder" part being very small and unnoticeable).'),
('19848',' The song "Everywhere With You" by Lisa Donovan & David Spear is played on the  closing credits of the Australian video release, but a different non'),
('19849','vocal  instrumental tune is played for the official Australian DVD release.'),
('19850',' Some versions use alternate music for the "Waterfall Scene". The new music  was simply an instrumental sequence.'),
('19851',' The 2004 region 2 UK DVD release from Universal now features the following  changes compared to the UK video release on the Entertaiment in Video release  The logo on the DVD release is red and the words raging thunder in italics  there are numerous scenes which are either extended or longer when compared  to the video release The US video print deletes the execution scene of the  family being shot by a firing squad at the start of the film The logo on the  UK video print were red and blue with raging thunder lettering in white on a  gray background'),
('19852',' The Australian DVD release has additional dialogue between Will and John  Alexander as opposed to the U.S. release, which cut down some of the  dialogue.'),
('19853',' A few seconds of footage is cut from the Bar'),
('19854','Scam Scene with Loren Avedon  (This was the Australian home video version '),
('19855',' possibly mastered from the UK  print). The exact footage that is cut: when Loren flips open his "BUTTERFLY"  knife. The whole flipping/folding part is cut out so that Loren appears to be  holding a normal knife. In the Australian TV'),
('19856','version, the "Butterfly" Knife  scene is UNCUT.'),
('19857',' Official Australian DVD release features the full "Butterfly Knife" scene  without any cuts.'),
('19858',' For the Australian TV and home'),
('19859','video versions of the film, the opening  credits cut to the title: "No Retreat No Surrender 3: Blood Brothers" and  then cut back to the movie. For the recent DVD release, the opening credits  simply cut to the title: "Blood Brothers", then cuts back to the movie.'),
('19860',' The original cut of the film, which premiered at the Boston Film Festival and  played in several other festivals (including Avoriaz), was longer. Director  Larry Fessenden cut 20 minutes of footage for the theatrical release version.'),
('19861',' Originally 11'),
('19862','reels long (about 2 hrs. and 15 minutes). Producer Robert  Youngson supervised a 1957 re'),
('19863','release, eliminating all talking sequences and  inserting a narration. This version is 75 minutes long.'),
('19864',' A restored version, which airs from time to time on Turner Classic Movies,  includes most of the talking sequences, which were all cut from the original  for the films re'),
('19865','release in 1957. It also gives credit to the Vitaphone  Orchestra before the Warner Bors. logo card, citing the use of the systems  "Western Electric Apparatus". This version is 99 minutes long.'),
('19866',' In Germany, there are two different versions of the first part. One of them  is a cut'),
('19867','version.'),
('19868',' Intertitles were replaced after initial release and new intertitles were  based on books Martín Fierro and Santos Vega. In 1932 a sound version was  released.'),
('19869',' After years of being available only in abridged prints, the film finally  reconstructed to almost its original form. Only one brief scene is missing  that features some people dancing tangos in the Armenonville.'),
('19870',' A shorter version exists, but was not made available until 2001.'),
('19871',' Television version of "Noce i dnie" is a mini'),
('19872','series containing of 12  episodes which had its premiere in February 1978 and has been repeated many  times since then. It includes almost four hundred minutes of material that  was not shown in cinemas. The most notable differences are: '),
('19873',' scenes with Anna Nehrebecka as Celina Mróczkowna was not included in the   theatrical version while in the TV edition Celina is one of the supporting   characters (episodes 4, 5, 7 and 8), '),
('19874',' theatrical version begins with scenes that show burning Kaliniec and Barbara   running away. Escaping from the destroying city she remembers her past: her   love for Józef Toliboski, meeting Bogumil and their wedding. It is all shown   as flashbacks. '),
('19875',' events in the television version are shown in chronological order despite   some flashbacks in episodes 3 and 12 '),
('19876',' episode 1 of the television version begins with the prologue read by   Wladyslaw Kowalski. Only his voice can be heard and his name doesnt appear   in the credits. The prologue was not included in the theatrical edition. '),
('19877',' Andrzej May plays Owrucki, the new owner of Serbinowo. He appears in both   versions but he is credited only in the credits of the theatrical cut. '),
('19878',' scenes with Bozena Dykiel as Andzia are included only in the television   version (episodes 6 and 10), '),
('19879',' Irena Kownas and Teresa Lipowska appear in both versions but are credited   only in the TV edition, '),
('19880',' Maria Homerska appears in the TV edition as Mrs. Mioduska'),
('19881','Daleniecka(episode   10) while in the theatrical cut her character in only mentioned, '),
('19882',' scenes with Mieczyslaw Milecki as Father Komodzinski are included only in   the TV version (episodes 9 and 10).'),
('19883',' The UK pre'),
('19884','cert video release (on the obscure Archer Video label) was listed  on Greater Manchester Polices original list of titles subject to seizure  during the video nasty scare of the 1980s. It was eventually released on the  Kontiki label in 1987 (as "Dont Go Out At Night") after 1 min 6 secs of BBFC  cuts to edit some scenes of nudity and violence, and was released fully  uncut, under its original title, by Anchor Bay in 2005.'),
('19885',' As was usual then, nudity scenes were filmed to be edited only into the  so'),
('19886','called export versions of the film, namely the English dubbed version.'),
('19887',' The video release from Something Weird is a cut R'),
('19888','rated version, missing a  lot of the gore and nudity.'),
('19889',' Released uncut on video in Japan, but with optical blurring of female  genitalia.'),
('19890',' The Anchor Bay DVD entitled "Werewolf Shadow" incorporates previously missing  footage that only appeared in Spanish prints of the film.  The material is  mostly centered on Elviras boyfriend and his attempts to locate her once she  has gone missing.  One scene shows him receiving a letter from Elvira, and  another long sequence involves a conversation he has with the mayor of the  local burg that Wandessa has been terrorizing.'),
('19891',' A dubbed English language version was made for US drive in theaters during  the 70s entitled "The Blind Dead". This version was quite heavily edited for  an R rating, which heavily toned down the bloodier scenes and removed the  rape sequence in the graveyard in its entirety. It also moved a flashback  sequence which had originally occurred about 50mins into the film, showing  the templars sacrificing a young maiden, to the beginning of the film. This  version is included on the US DVD from Blue Underground along with the uncut  Spanish language version.'),
('19892',' A heavily edited dubbed English language version was released in the US as  "Revenge from Planet Ape" to try and cash in on the popularity of the "Planet  of the Apes" films. This came with a narrated introduction saying how  "thousands of years ago, humans were slaves to a bunch of intelligent apes,  which they eventually overthrew and killed, but the apes vowed to return from  the grave". This somewhat bizarre intro can be seen as an extra on the US DVD  by Blue Underground.'),
('19893',' The new release is only cut to the rape scene (the sacrifice scene is fully  restored). The original UK Redemption video release was heavily cut by 1  minute and 51 seconds by the BBFC. The edits made were to the flashback  sequence where a girl, tied to a wooden cross, has her breasts slashed and  the blood drunk by the Knights Templar and to the scene where Betty is raped  by the smuggler in the graveyard. The current UK Anchor Bay release has most  of these edits restored with the cuts, solely from the rape scene, now  reduced to 16 seconds.'),
('19894',' On the US DVD the French Audio contains different music than the English and  Spanish Audio tracks on the disc.'),
('19895',' A 114 minute international cut has been released by FOX Searchlight  worldwide. While it adds more explanation to the "Others" concept, it cuts  some subplots and trims the movie down. The most noticeable changes in this  cut are the following: '),
('19896',' The prologue has been dubbed in English and contains more voice'),
('19897','over   exposition on the "Others". '),
('19898',' The cast credits have been moved to the end of the movie; the title appears   before the prologue (as opposed to the Russian version, where it appears in   the swimming pool scene). '),
('19899',' Additional flashback scenes have been inserted. There, in 1992, Bear and   Semyon explain to Anton who the "Others" are. '),
('19900',' Anton was made a seer, able to see the future. Visions of accidents when he   spots Svetlana in the subway have been inserted, and in the beginning,   scenes with his wife are shown to be visions (the latter were simple   "meantime" scenes in the Russian cut). '),
('19901',' While healing Anton, Geser blames him for killing a Dark one and foreshadows   a cataclysm in the international cut, while the Russian cut shows him   comforting Anton who feels guilty by saying him he offered to the vampire   the eternal rest. '),
('19902',' Complete removal of the Ignat scenes at the ballet as well as Svetlanas   walk to the supermarket and the attempt of her seduction in order to "relax"   the vortex. However, the power shutdown at the ballet theater is still   shown. '),
('19903',' Removal of most scenes inside the airplane which got caught by the curse   vortex. '),
('19904',' The Russian cartoon "Priklyucheniya Domovenka" which Yegor is watching on TV   has been digitally replaced by an episode of   _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) '),
('19905',' In the international cut, Anton finds out Yegor is his son by reading his   profile and finding out the old witch tricked him. When taken by Simeon to   see Geser, he is shocked by the news. In the Russian cut, he knew it already   and remembers the "Simeon questioning Darya" scene in the truck while riding   from Yegors place. Later, he reads his profile, and is shocked by the line   "capable of murder", which brings him down, as he still blames himself for   Andreis death. Still shocked, he is taken away by Simeon to see Geser. '),
('19906',' The credits song in Russian has been replaced by a different one, in   English.'),
('19907',' A 70 min. version includes a color sequence. It was cut to adjust to the  length requirements of the French producers.'),
('19908',' UK version is cut by 5 sec. to secure a PG rating. Removed were three double  earclaps in a fight sequence. An uncut 15 rating was available to the  distributor.'),
('19909',' USA R'),
('19910','rated version is cut for violence, removing about one minute of  footage.'),
('19911',' The 1987 UK Network video release was pre'),
('19912','cut by 1 minute 27 secs by the  distributors before submission and then cut by a further 26 secs by the BBFC  '),
('19913',' the edits being made to remove graphic violence and footage of a nurse  being eviscerated and her breast ripped off. The 2003 Anchor Bay UK DVD  features the full uncut version of the film (all previous cuts have finally  been waived) and has the added bonus of an alternative opening credit  sequence. The aforementioned "eyeball munching scene" has been proved to have  never existed as no version of the film contains it and no footage of it can  be found. There is still speculation over whether or not the scene was shot  but if it was, the footage is now long gone.'),
('19914',' The movie has been been released in several different versions with various  cuts being made (most notably the scene where a woman gets her breast ripped  off and her guts pulled out). The version released by Anchor Bay  Entertainment in the USA, titled "Let Sleeping Corpses Lie", is the complete  93'),
('19915','minute version, containing all the gore and violence.'),
('19916',' Japanese Laserdisc version contains a very bright, fully uncut, english  dubbed version of the movie in its original aspect ratio'),
('19917',' The Anchor Bay release is the complete, uncut version of the film.'),
('19918',' Some prints of the film do not include subtitles for any of the Japanese  sequences.'),
('19919',' Portuguese version misses about 9 minutes of the original movie.  There are  no scenes of nudity or sex, and not a single swear word. Even the scenes  showing characters with guns pointed at their own heads were removed. In  Portugal there is no censorship, but it seems the local distributor brought  in a version made for American networks.'),
('19920',' In the Japanese cut, the vampires are shown disintegrating at the end of the  picture.  The American version, as with Nosutoradamusu no Daiyogen (1974), is  loaded with fadeouts for television.'),
('19921',' The print originally had an acknowledgement for the cooperation of the  Department of the Interior and the National Park Service. But they requested  it be removed after MGM violated the agreement that no violence would take  place near the Mt. Rushmore monument. Some prints, however, were released  with the acknowledgement still in.'),
('19922',' Also available in a 90 minute version with all the action speeded up.'),
('19923',' An American re'),
('19924','release version changes all the names to fit the Dracula  story.'),
('19925',' Five original prints of the movie have survived to date: 1) The French  re'),
('19926','release print dating from 1926/27 and preserved at the French Cinemateque.  It is in black and white and is slightly abridged. (This is the print which  has served as the source for American versions, including the current  allegedly'),
('19927','restored DVD release.) 2) A re'),
('19928','edited German print dating from  1930, titled "Die zwölfte Stunde". It is also in black and white and also  held at the French Cinemateque. 3) A German print of the original 1922  version preserved at the State Filmarchives of East Germany. It is in black  and white and is in poor shape, but its significance lies in the preservation  of most of the original German'),
('19929','language intertitles. 4) The original French  release print dating from 1922 and discovered in the vaults of the French  Cinemateque in 1980s. It is in poor shape, but its significance lies in the  fact that it is the only surviving print with original color tints. In 1994,  the movie was faithfully reconstructed by European scholars utilizing all of  the exisiting prints, restoring the movie to its approximate original length,  color and intertitles. None of the versions currently available for home  cinema (ld/vhs/dvd) presents the ultimate scholarly restoration.'),
('19930',' There is a version that circulated on Redemption video in the UK in the early  1990s that was heavily reduced in length. It featured the American  intertitles but although the sleeve listed a paltry 60 minute running time,  it was hacked down to 48 minutes actual footage! It missed out great chunks  of story that wasnt essential to the story of Nosferatu, such as the Knock  scenes.'),
('19931',' Some English'),
('19932','language prints '),
('19933',' including the version released on DVD by  Navarre Corporation '),
('19934',' give the vampire the name Count Dracula, while the hero  of the piece becomes Jonathon (sic) Harker. This version also credits  Bram Stoker (qv) for his novel (some versions do not credit him).'),
('19935',' There is an English'),
('19936','language version which was not just dubbed. All scenes  with dialogue were shot twice: Once with the actors speaking English and once  with them speaking German. The English'),
('19937','language version was only available  cut until 2000. The cut version is about 10 minutes shorter than the  original.'),
('19938',' The full 107 minute English version of Nosferatu has been released on DVD in  the US and the UK by Anchor Bay.'),
('19939',' English Language Version '),
('19940',' instead of dubbing, most scenes were re'),
('19941','shot with  actors actually speaking English.'),
('19942',' There are three versions of Nosutoradamusu no daiyogen that are known to  exist: '),
('19943',' The original Japanese release, "Nosutoradamusu no daiyogen" (literal   translation: "Great Prophecies of Nostradamus", which ran at about 114   minutes. After the film was banned in Japan, this version was only shown   once on Japanese television in the early 1980s and has since been   unavailable except by obtaining copies via the grey market. '),
('19944',' The second version, titled "Catastrophe 1999: Prophecies of Nostradamus" was   an English'),
('19945','dubbed variant of "Nosutoradamusu no daiyogen", but was shorn of   some 25 minutes of footage. The excised footage consisted of mainly dialogue   scenes, but the original prologue and ending were trimmed greatly or excised   altogether. The only known release of this variant is a long out'),
('19946','of'),
('19947','print   Danish video release, which runs at about 90 minutes (PAL speed). '),
('19948',' The third, and possibly most familiar variant is titled "The Last Days of   Planet Earth". This version was for American television showings and was   prepared by United Productions of America. For this particular release, the   film was cut even further. It actually added an annoying narrator commenting   on the events, replacing the original accompanying female voice reading from   Nostradamus predictions. It is this version that has been circulating on   video and TV in the United States. Running time: 88 minutes (without   commercials)'),
('19949',' Re'),
('19950','released in Japan, but with 90 minutes cut out this time. Also available  on VCD in Hong Kong and Korea, but at the original running time and un'),
('19951','cut.'),
('19952',' In the explicit nude photoshoot of Linda Lee Tracey (qv), the video release  has her crotch area fuzzed out.'),
('19953',' Three scenes that appear on the R'),
('19954','rated trailer are not included in the film:  a scene that spoofs Save the Last Dance (2001) where a girl is dancing at the  big party, a scene that spoofs Never Been Kissed (1999) during the football  game where Sadie (Beverly Polcyn) standing on the football field with a  microphone, probably speaking to Catherine (Mia Kirshner), before the entire  football team runs her down, and a small piece where Areola (Cerina Vincent)  asks the principal if her breasts are perky.'),
('19955',' Another alternate scene that differs between the movie and the trailer is  when Jake stands in front of Janey in the "Whip Cream Bikini", the trailer  has him wearing boxer shorts, while in the movie, he has a whip cream nut cup  on, instead of the shorts.'),
('19956',' A 2005 extended DVD cut features 10 minutes of additional footage.'),
('19957',' There is also an extended cut of this film, only available on DVD, which  contains 30 minutes of additional footage.'),
('19958',' MGM also released a silent version of this film.'),
('19959',' 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.'),
('19960',' The video release contains footage not seen in the theatrical version.'),
('19961',' One "unedited" print, formerly in HBOs library, removes the exchange between  Max and David about their "best friends."'),
('19962',' One print of the film omits the nude scene at the Port Authority Testing  Center. However, this same print does contain two scenes that MGM forced the  director to remove from the final film: '),
('19963',' 1. An extension of the opening newsreel, in which narrator Paul Frees   announces that the state of California has been destroyed in an earthquake. '),
('19964',' 2. After speaking with the Swedish architect in the train, Adam runs to the   window and says "I hereby end my staying here for my return to the United   States. I pray to God, the Buddha, James Joyce, Ramakrishna and Jesus the   Christ that I will become an artist, no matter what."'),
('19965',' Also available in a Cinecolor version "In Color". The credit for Natalie  Kalmus as Technicolor Consultant is missing from this version.'),
('19966',' In the Australian free to air version, during the confrontation with the  rival criminals, Martin Lawrence yelling "Shut the fuck up" is badly censored  to "Shuck up". Interestingly, other uses of the word "fuck" are still intact.'),
('19967',' Also in the 2001 USA TV version, when Rig and Charlie kick an Englishman out  of his car after he picks them up was altered: the part where Charlie says,  "could you scoot over a smidgen?" was cut out and just featured the  Englishman getting shoved out of the car.'),
('19968',' When aired on USA in 2001, all the bad language usage was removed and  redubbed. Also the scene where Nick asks Manny if hes ever had a really bad  day and Manny says hes having one right now; Martin Lawrences sentence of  "you got a funny way of not robbing the motherfucker" was changed to "then  you definately need to brush up on consumer edicate."; The ending shown after  the credits where a mail man brings an envelope marked "Hillbilly  Motherfucker" to the Oasis Gas Station owner filled with cash was not shown.'),
('19969',' At Big 5 when T. Paul is stuffing two masks into his pants, the part where he  walks along with the masks making a giant bulge in his pants, a saleslady  notices so T. Paul pretends like its an erection was is cut from TV.; Nick  Beam crazily flipping off the security camera was removed.'),
('19970',' The first German version of the movie called "Weißes Gift" (White Poison)  dealt with an international drug smuggler organisation instead of nazi spies.  World War II and the Third Reich werent mentioned at all.'),
('19971',' Older television and video prints feature the opening logo of the Selznick  International Studios instead of the RKO original. In the RKO print, under  the films title it can be read "by arrangement with David O. Selznick" while  the Selznick print removed that sentence and also the one that reads "RKO  Radio Pictures presents". During the end titles the Selznick print also  removed the RKO logo too.'),
('19972',' The DVD releases from Shriek Show and Italian Shock are both missing a brief  4'),
('19973','second shot of a man turning around and falling back against a shutter.'),
('19974',' The original 1986 UK Video release on the Apex label (as "Nights Of Terror")  had been heavily pre'),
('19975','cut by 10 minutes 6 secs by the distributors before  submission and then cut by a further 3 minutes 11 secs by the BBFC, removing  nearly all of the gore and reducing the running time to barely 65 mins in  length. The 2002 Vipco release (as "The Zombie Dead") saw all of the BBFC  cuts waived and the film fully restored to its original version.'),
('19976',' The 1998 re'),
('19977','release restores a scene, not included in the original release,  showing a mysterious man delivering food and blankets to people living in  holes.'),
('19978',' Nights of Cabiria has been available in videos in the original version. The  Rialto Pictures 1998 version, released in theaters in 1998, restores a scene  showing a mystery man with a sack delivering food and blankets to people  sheltered in holes. The 1998 version restored picture and sound, has a new  translation, and is available from The Criterion Collection (DVD) and  Homevision Cinema (DVD).'),
('19979',' Nights of Cabiria has been available until recently only in poor quality  videos.  The Rialto Pictures version (the one released in theaters in 1998),  including the additional "Man with the Sack" sequence, beautifully restored  picture and sound, and a brand new translation, is available only from The  Criterion Collection (DVD) and Homevision Cinema (DVD).'),
('19980',' The "hardcore" print of this film differs from the "softcore" version as  follows. '),
('19981',' The scene between Mark Shannon and the two prostitutes in his room continues   after they head into the shower where they are seen washing and masturbating   him. A later scene of him performing oral sex on both women before climbing   on top of them is also present in the "uncut" version. '),
('19982',' The scene of Mark Shannon and Dirce Funari in the hotel room, with Shannon   licking champagne of of Funaris genitals is longer, but is not explicit. '),
('19983',' The scene featuring George Eastman watching Annj Goren masturbate is longer   and features more explicit close'),
('19984','ups of Goren. '),
('19985',' The scene in the nightclub of George Eastman and the dancer includes shots   of her penetrating herself with a champagne bottle. '),
('19986',' The scene of Dirce Funari performing fellatio on Mark Shannon is extended,   showing Mark Shannons exposed backside, however the scene is not explicit.'),
('19987',' A heavily edited version was released in the UK in 1979. Running at 70  minutes, this version was pre'),
('19988','cut by the distributors, not by the BBFC. This  version was also released on video in the UK a year later.'),
('19989',' The original, uncut print runs at 83 minutes. This version was released in on  video in Italy, Germany, and Switzerland with a PAL format running time of 80  minutes.'),
('19990',' The DVD contains some deleted scenes: '),
('19991',' A longer version of the scene where William tries to tell his parents that   he just met Anna Scott. '),
('19992',' An extended version of the scene where Bernie tries to supply a new   girlfriend for William. Here William is introduced to a dog teacher called   Caroline. '),
('19993',' Next is a longer version of the scene where Anna and William practice her   lines. This scene was shortened because the word "fuck" is used here several   times. Also removed was a little sequence in which Spike tries to be a   caterer and serves pizza with ham etc. despite the fact that Anna is a   vegetarian. '),
('19994',' Up next is a phone call which Spike accepts. The other person on the line   wants to speak to William but he refuses thinking that it is a reporter.   Spike says "Sorry Anna, he doesnt want to talk with you" and hangs up. '),
('19995',' Then comes a scene which takes place during the wedding ceremonies.  A   reporter is asking Spike about the story. But instead of giving him   informations about Anna and William he tells him about himself and his name. '),
('19996',' An alternate ending which takes place in Tonys restaurant. Bernie asks   William how life is in the fastlane. He answers that it is a little   complicated but worth the effort.'),
('19997',' In the ABC airing, Spikes T'),
('19998','shirt to wear on his date with The Great  Janine says Lets Have Sex NOW!. In the theatrical version the T'),
('19999','shirt  says Fancy a Fuck?. Also, some partial nudity is digitally covered.'),
('20000',' In his commentary on the DVD, director Roger Michell indicates that the song  "She" is sung in "some territories" by Charles Aznavour, but it was thought  that a French vocalist singing "in an English film about an American star"  might be too confusing so they brought in Elvis Costello to do a cover  version. The version shown in Thailand (and some other countries), and on the  DVD issued there has Aznavour singing the song under the head credits. Elvis  Costellos cover is used in the last sequence of the film, just like in the  American and British releases. In addition, the Thai version finishes with  "FROM THE HEART" (Performed By Another Level Written by Diane Warren) instead  of "NO MATTER WHAT" by Boyzone.'),
('20001',' Filming at the same time as the English'),
('20002','language version, Monte Carlo Baby  (1951). Audrey Hepburn is one of the only cast members to appear in both  versions.'),
('20003',' When the film was released in the US it was cut so it would be only 4 hours  (a more reasonable running time) and to not get an X rating. Over an hour of  the movie was cut in order to get an R'),
('20004','Rating and for people to be able to  watch it. Then in the year 1993 the uncut version of 1900 was released on  video in the US and had an NC'),
('20005','17 rating with it. This version is over 5 hours  long. There is also a rumored 6 hour long version'),
('20006',' The German, Australian, Scandanavian, and Italian DVD releases are all the  uncut 311'),
('20007','minute version of the film (302 minutes due to PAL speed'),
('20008','up)  divided into two parts and featuring all of the above scenes including the  main characters as young boys examining each others genitals (this scene is  much less graphic than many believe), and the prostitute masturbating  Robert De Niro (qv) and Gérard Depardieu (qv). However, they are not  color corrected, hence there is a red tint on many scenes. The Paramount DVD,  released in the U.S. on December 5th, 2006, is the completely uncut version  and was color corrected for DVD.'),
('20009',' Among a dozen or so scenes that were extended in "versione integrale", there  are a number of new scenes featuring: '),
('20010',' Longer shot of the boy dying in the very beginning '),
('20011',' Berlinghieri digging the wine out of the cellar before serving it to the   peasants '),
('20012',' After Elma tells everyone of Berlinghieris suicide, the crowd rejoices and   dances '),
('20013',' The first scene with Attila is extended into a speech '),
('20014',' Graphic scenes of the mutilation of pigs is extended '),
('20015',' After Regina taunts Ada with keys to the wine, Ada pours wine over Reginas   head '),
('20016',' Olmos closing speech is longer '),
('20017',' These scenes are featured only in Italian and have never been dubbed into   any other language. '),
('20018',' The Italian version of the film features ending credits whereas the American   version ends with just THE END.'),
('20019',' Original Italian version is 311 minutes long and was released as two separate  films (Novecento, part 1 & 2). US R'),
('20020','rated version is 243 minutes long and  deletes several scenes, including an explicit one in which a prostitute  masturbates Robert De Niro (qv) and Gérard Depardieu (qv). A restored  integral version was re'),
('20021','released in the USA in 1993 with a NC'),
('20022','17 rating.'),
('20023',' In the UK, the movie was released by Fox video in 1992 as a twin VHS set.  This ran for just over 303 minutes at 25 frames per second, the speed at  which films are transferred for the PAL video format. This 18'),
('20024','rated release  was not cut by the BBFC, but is missing the explicit masturbation shot when  Robert De Niro and Gerard Depardieu visit the prostitute. Otherwise, it  appears to be the complete Italian language version, and includes the scene  where the two main characters play with their genitals as young boys.'),
('20025',' The video version entitled Til Death Do Us Part is heavily edited'),
('20026',' The uncut, uncensored 101 min. version has been re'),
('20027','released by Anchor Bay  Entertainment under its original title of The Blood Spattered Bride. (it was  originally released in the U.S. in a heavily edited 83 min. version retitled  Til Death Do Us Part.)'),
('20028',' The version shown on ABC in late 2002 (as well as the versions shown on the  Superstation and TNT) omits the scene where Samanthas mother makes them all  hide under the kitchen table while Cloris Leachmans character bangs on the  front door.'),
('20029',' It was shown at vulgarthon 2002 with some different music and extra scenes.'),
('20030',' Taiwanese video includes comic scene in police station that is not included  in Hong Kong prints.'),
('20031',' Three minutes of sexual violence were excised from the Australian release to  avoid receiving a "refused classification".'),
('20032',' UK DVD version includes additional video called Live Sex Talk 5 starring  Claudia Casali aka Chanel.'),
('20033',' Network TV prints retitle the film Return of Maxwell Smart and use a  different opening credits sequence.'),
('20034',' In an overzealous attempt to soothe offended censors, several seemingly  innocuous lines were dubbed when first broadcast on television including: '),
('20035',' In the original version of a scene where Max and 22 interrogate a hospital   patient who has trouble speaking, the patient whispers in Maxs ear and 22   asks what he said '),
('20036',' "He asked me to take my hand off his groin," Max   replies. When the patient whispers in his ear again and 22 asks what he   said, Max replies "He wants you to put YOUR hand on his groin." In the   television version "gown" is replaced for groin in both lines. '),
('20037',' In the original version of a scene where Max drags 22 by her legs out of a   collapsing room (because shes seemingly paralyzed), she says "Max, I think   Im getting some feeling down there!" Max replies, "Theres no time for that   now, 22." In the television version, Max simply replies "That a girl." '),
('20038',' Most oddly, in the original scene where Max accidentally discharges his gun   when slipping it down the front of his pants, he looks down his pants and   utters his trademark "Missed it by THAT much." In the edited version, he now   says "Missed the bone by that much," which certainly sounds a whole lot   dirtier!'),
('20039',' The version released in Germany under the title "Sieben Jungfrauen für den  Teufel" was in black & white.'),
('20040',' The USA Shriek Show release under the title of Massacre in Dinosaur Valley is  completely uncut and runs 88 minutes long. Special features includes a  picture gallery, several movie trailers, and an interview with the star  Michael Sopkiw and director Michele Massimo Tarantini.'),
('20041',' The UK VIPCO release is heavily cut and runs 81 minutes long.'),
('20042',' The german DVD version, released by Dragon Video under the title "Amazonas"  (although the title card on the movie itself maintains the english title  "Massacre In Dinosaur Valley"), is the most complete available on the home  video market.'),
('20043',' UK video version, released under the title Cannibal Ferox 2, was heavily cut  by the BBFC in 2002 with the following justification: '),
('20044',' "Cuts required to sexual and sexualised violence ( forcible removal of   womans underwear and subsequent shots of full nudity; sight of womans   breast being clawed and wounded with resulting flow of blood and collection   of blood in a bowl; sight of womans breast being exposed, her breast being   kissed, her loin cloth being undone, her pubic hair being touched and her   positive response to a sexual assault; sight of man forcibly tearing open a   womans shirt, revealing her breasts and struggling with her). Cuts made in   accordance with BBFC guidelines and policy. Further cuts to sight of cocks   attacking each other during a cockfight required in accordance with the   Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937."'),
('20045',' Film Ventures International retitled the movie "Pod People" and added a new  opening credits sequence with footage from the movie "The Galaxy Invader."'),
('20046',' Original French'),
('20047','language version runs 150 minutes. The version released  theatrically in the USA removes 17 minutes of footage.'),
('20048',' The Italian version runs 122 minutes, mostly due to the removal of the final  speech when Restif talks to the audience.'),
('20049',' Before its original release, there was a still of a French gendarme  (policeman) watching a roundup at Pithiviers.  He is easily recognizable by  the characteristic French "kepi." Wanting to deny complicity, French censors  insisted this shot not be allowed, so for its original release, the image was  altered so that a wooden beam covered the gendarme and his kepi. In 1997 or  98, the original version of the film was re'),
('20050','released in France, finally  revealing the gendarme. The original American release of the film did not  translate all the dialogue for the subtitles, in particular leaving out one  of the two references to Jews: "Annette, from Bordeaux." Subsequent releases  restored the original text: "Annette, a Jew from Bordeaux."'),
('20051',' 2'),
('20052','Disc Special Edition DVD. Includes all new final thoughts with Rusty  Wallace interview.'),
('20053',' One version, such as the Fox television version, has an alternate scene. When  the chinese man comes up to the car to ask why they are being followed, the  newspaper Brian holds up to cover himself has a naked woman on the cover. In  the television version, it is just a cover filled with news articles. This  version is seen on FX and Foxs owned and operated networks.'),
('20054',' Sister Superior Liz says she has been a missionary in East L.A., however in  the German version this was changed to New York.'),
('20055',' A different ending was originally filmed in which Brian, Charlie and Faith  escaped to Brazil on a ship. Several still photos from this ending are  included on the DVD.'),
('20056',' A scene with Brian and Faith in park was also filmed, but cut. A couple of  stills from this scene are included on the DVD.'),
('20057',' Original UK video release by Entertainment was censored. The new video and  DVD release by Vipco is uncut and letterboxed. It also has a stereo  soundtrack which is used for the music only. Dialogue and effects are mono.'),
('20058',' Originally released in Italy at 155 minutes; after a very poor box office  performance, the film was pulled out of circulation and shortened to 123  minutes.  After it won the Special Jury Prize at the 1989 Cannes festival and  the Best Foreign Film Oscar, it was re'),
('20059','released in Italy on video first in  its initial 155 minutes cut and then in a special 170'),
('20060','minutes directors cut.'),
('20061',' The longer versions of the movie, which are not available in English, include  the alternate ending wherein Salvatore and Elena meet in a shop upon his  return to Rome.  A snippet of this scene is in the US version credits, where  an old Elena is seen turning around and looking at Salvatore.'),
('20062',' The footage shown during the end credits has been slightly re'),
('20063','cut for the US  DVD version.  Most notably, the shot of the adult Elena has been removed.'),
('20064',' The 170 minute version was made available on limited release at U.S. theaters  in 2002.'),
('20065',' UK release was edited by 6 minutes and 57 seconds to secure an 18 rating.  The cuts were required to remove scenes of sexualized violence (sadistic  killing of naked women) and explicit sexual images not justified by context.'),
('20066',' The original CBS broadcast presentation of this production featured more  narration than the later television broadcasts of it. In the original 1977  version, as the mice appear in their tuxedos, the narrator explains that, in  Claras imagination, they represent the adults at the Christmas party, and in  Act II, just before the series of dances at the Kingdom of Sweets, the  narrator mentions that Clara "must touch each couple to bring them to life".  In the PBS version, all mention of the mice representing the adults was  removed, but the narrator still commented that Clara had to bring the couples  to life. On the current DVD, and on all PBS telecasts now, all narration  stops after the opening scene. The narration was removed without having to  cut any of the music or the dancing; both have always remained intact in all  of the versions of this "Nutcracker".'),
('20067',' Although the original telecast was broadcast in mono only (the year being  1977), the current DVD has been issued in two versions of stereo sound '),
('20068',' a  2.0 mix and an optional 5.1 surround mix. All current telecasts of the  Baryshnikov "Nutcracker" are now presented with stereo sound.'),
('20069',' The opening narration itself, the only section of the narration included on  the 2004 DVD and all current telecasts, has been somewhat altered as well. On  the original CBS telecasts, and on the first few PBS telecasts, all the dolls  that Drosselmeyer conjures up were identified by the narrator, including the  Harlequin, the Ballerina Doll, and the Moor. (This was before the actual  Christmas Party scene.) On the remastered DVD, and on current telecasts, the  Harlequin, the Moor, and the ballerina Doll are not actually identified by  the narrator; the camera simply pans over them as the music plays.'),
('20070',' A longer unrated uncensored directors cut featuring alternate, raunchier  footage and uncensored outtakes has been prepared for release on DVD in May  2001.'),
('20071',' When Sherman Klump opens the drawer in his desk and reveals the secret  compartment containing all the candy, there is a row of Snickers bars on  the top. In some T.V. versions, at least in the UK, the word Snickers is  digitally altered to Chocky.'),
('20072',' This was originally a German television program; the narration by Eddie  Albert and the "wraparound" host segments were added for its American TV  showings.'),
('20073',' The USA television version, called "The Emigrant Saga" consists of this film  plus its prequel, _Utvandrarna (1971)_ (qv), joined and re'),
('20074','edited together in  chronological order and dubbed in English.'),
('20075',' Also released in a four episode tv'),
('20076','version, 50min per episode Episode 1:  "Hemma vid Ki'),
('20077','Chi'),
('20078','Saga" (At home at Ki'),
('20079','Chi'),
('20080','Saga) Episode 2: "Landet som de  förvandlade" (The country they transformed) Episode 3: "Vildkattornas  rikedom" (The fortune of the wildcats) Episode 4: "Sista brevet till Sverige"  (The last letter to Sweden)'),
('20081',' Hristos Apostolou directed new scenes and re'),
('20082','edited film for 1955 reissue.'),
('20083',' Shorter version, but with added scenes from interview with Mats Kullander,  made for TV.'),
('20084',' There are three different versions of this film available: the original  217'),
('20085','minute theatrical cut, an edited 136'),
('20086','minute version and an extended,  261'),
('20087','minute television version.'),
('20088',' The original US release was cut by twenty or more minutes, the entire  sequence involving the suicidal woman, roughly from Micks release from  prison until he meets the charity tea'),
('20089','wagon lady was omitted. (This included  one of Alan Prices songs)'),
('20090',' Premiered at the Cannes Film Festival with a running time of 192 mins.  First  released in the US at 166 minutes.'),
('20091',' The "Ransom of Red Chief" segment was deleted after the films initial  engagements, then restored in the television prints.'),
('20092',' Rereleased in 1990 with an added scene.'),
('20093',' The unrated version contains more nudity.'),
('20094',' Some prints of "Objective Burma!" have been cut to 127 minutes.  Also shown  in computer'),
('20095','coloured version.'),
('20096',' The MGM DVD is the complete uncut version running 96m. Previous USA VHS  releases were only 94m whilst the old UK VHS was trimmed further to 91m (87m  in pal). The UK VHS was missing: '),
('20097',' about 1m out of the pre'),
('20098','credits sequence (various small trims) '),
('20099',' a scene in which Vincent Price and Hilary Dwyer walk in a garden talking   about Africa '),
('20100',' The murders of Carl Rigg and Uta Levka were abridged '),
('20101',' Ute Levkas brief nude shots were missing '),
('20102',' a short scene in which Christopher Lee administers a tonic to a patient was   removed. The USA VHS restored some of this missing footage but Levka nudity   was still missing, her death was slightly abridged and the short Lee scene   was missing.'),
('20103',' The Thorn'),
('20104','EMI Video version and some TV prints slightly trim the murder scene  of the prostitute, in which Edward gropes at her chest and slits her throat.  Originally, her breast is briefly visible and the cutting of her throat are  both longer.'),
('20105',' For the American version, the entire "Tell'),
('20106','Tale Heart" segment was removed.'),
('20107',' The most recent VCA video release runs 5 minutes shorter than all other  editions and the various cuts render the film incoherent.'),
('20108',' 4 minutes and 53 seconds of footage was cut from the German release. The end  fight between Bud Spencer and the Sheriff was heavily edited. Missing is also  a funny 3 minutes sequence showing Bud Spencer trying to sit on a bed.'),
('20109',' Kino International copyrighted and released a video in 2000, which was  restored from the Library of Congress Motion Picture Conservation Center  preservation print.  It was produced by Jessica Rosner, has a piano score  composed and performed by Jon Mirsalis and runs 40 minutes.'),
('20110',' The UK cinema version was uncut. Video releases however are cut by 32 secs by  the BBFC to remove footage of nunchakus and throwing stars.'),
('20111',' Filmed for the teaser trailer, but not used in the film, was a scene of Bond  and Magda making love. This is followed by Bond uttering the line What I do  for England. This line is a variation of another line used by Bond in You  Only Live Twice (1967) where Bond uttered the line The things I do for  England.'),
('20112',' ABC cut 30 seconds from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.'),
('20113',' On some TV versions, certain sections of the title credit sequence have been  blackened out to hide some of the more revealing bits of nudity.'),
('20114',' Early versions of the film featured an alternate ending in which Tims friend  Steve (Dave Levine) comes to see him after Tim stops answering his calls.  Steve finds Tim near death, sitting in front of the mirror, the entire room  in shambles around him. The video equipment is destroyed. Steve glances into  the mirror and sees Tims "father" perched over him, draining the life from  him. Tim falls dead, Steve stumbles back in shock, and then becomes enchanted  by the mirror. The earliest versions of this ending had Tims dead body sit  up and attack Steve, the later versions just left Steve staring into the  glass, transfixed.'),
('20115',' There is a longer version of the film containing additional archival footage  as well as an extended train segment.'),
('20116',' Directors cut at 120 min. (2007)'),
('20117',' On ABC, two scenes were cut: 1) Foghorn readying to put lit dynamite in the  dogs doghouse, but the dog grabs his house and places it over Foghorn, who  receives the effect of the explosion underneath the doghouse; 2) Foghorn and  the dog (disguised as another rooster) fight over Miss Prissy by connecting  punches with each other using their fists, after which Foghorn steps on the  fake roosters stomach as he and Prissy leave the fight site.'),
('20118',' Export version contained hard core scenes, in which Teresa Wood (qv) and  Steve Amber (I) (qv) are said to have taken part.'),
('20119',' NBC cut 6 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.'),
('20120',' TV versions typically eliminate the pre'),
('20121','credits scenes with young Zack in the  Phillipines, after his mother has died and he joins his father.'),
('20122',' In the theatrical version of the movie, Gunnery Sergeant Emit Foley declares  that the only things to come out of Oklahoma are "steers and queers". In the  television version, this was dubbed to "gays and strays".'),
('20123',' TV versions change the chants repeated by the group while marching and by  Zack marching in place in the mud.  The alternate rhymes contain fewer  references to ethnicity and sex.'),
('20124',' Some of the music in the VHS version has been changed '),
('20125',' namely the ZZ Top,  Pat Benatar, Dire Straits, and Van Morrison songs.'),
('20126',' The US DVD release by VCI Entertainment is packaged under its US title "Today  We Kill Tomorrow We Die." However this disc contains the 95 minute Canadian  version with the title "Today Its Me Tomorrow You" and is pan'),
('20127','and'),
('20128','scanned  although the box claims to be a "widescreen" version.'),
('20129',' On April 14 2001 the first channel of Polish public television aired the  first part of the television version of the movie. The television version is  almost 30 minutes longer than the version previously shown in the cinemas and  contains of four episodes. It includes some scenes that were deleted from the  theatrical edition, e.g. scenes with Krystyna Feldman and Agnieszka Krukówna  playing Ukrainian women or Magdalena Warzecha playing Gryzelda Wisniowiecka.'),
('20130',' Video version runs 120 minutes with an extra scene shot in a park setting.'),
('20131',' The US PG'),
('20132','13 video release removed most of the nudity from Barbara Williams  skinny dipping sequence. The full version is still shown on Canadian cable  television and is available on video overseas.'),
('20133',' The original American theatrical release prints were in black and white.'),
('20134',' A wide screen remake in Soviet Kinopanorama of "Vallatud Kurvid" (1959) with  the same cast and crew.'),
('20135',' The Todd'),
('20136','AO version and the CinemaScope version are completely different,  considering that each scene was shot twice, using different methods. Video  transfers include both the traditional pan'),
('20137','and'),
('20138','scan transfer, which was  derived from the CinemaScope version and a letterbox transfer, also derived  from CinemaScope version. Both of these video transfers are available with  and without the "Overture", "EntrActe" and "Exit Music".  Recently, a video  transfer in letterbox only has been derived from the Todd'),
('20139','AO version. This  transfer is available only with the "Overture", "EntrActe" and "Exit Music".  Note that the sound mixes of the 70 mm version and the 35 mm version are  completely different.'),
('20140',' The opening credit titles on the Todd'),
('20141','AO and on the CinemaScope versions are  different, although the main title music is nearly exactly the same in both  versions. In the Todd'),
('20142','AO version, the titles appear against a completely  black background. After the credits, the black background fades out to reveal  two rows of giant cornstalks, through which the camera tracks,until it finds  Gordon MacRae,who then begins singing "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin". In the  CinemaScope version, we first see the cornstalks, the camera tracks through  them; then, as the words "Rodgers and Hammerstein present" appear onscreen,  Gordon MacRae appears and rides up to the camera and then past it off left,  as the title "Oklahoma!" appears. The rest of the opening credits in this  version are shown against,first, a background of a barn, then, a meadow with  a tree nearby. As the credits end, the camera cuts back to MacRae and he  begins singing. At the end of the Todd'),
('20143','AO version, we see the words  "Distributed by Magna". At the end of the CinemaScope version, we see the  words "Distributed by RKO Pictures".'),
('20144',' This film was filmed in Eastmancolor, however it was released in American  theaters in black and white.  Color prints were released to American  television, however.'),
('20145',' On The WB, this scene was removed: baby Elmer levels his cork gun at baby  Bugs face and baby Bugs then smashes his bottle of carrot juice over baby  Elmers head.'),
('20146',' The new Standard dubbed ending title card on Cartoon Network has replaced the  original one which shook in reaction to a dynamite blast incurred by Elmer  Fudd. But the explosion sound can still be heard on the audio track portion.'),
('20147',' 15 minute version available on DVD Special Features'),
('20148',' The print in the Turner library is a UCLA preservation print containing music  and sound effects.'),
('20149',' The Unrated DVD contains about a minute of new footage. It includes more of  Frank streaking and more with Andy Dicks character, with references to  animal sex and ejaculation.'),
('20150',' The new additions are '),
('20151',' 1. Extra 15 seconds or so of Frank streaking. (The scene where he is leaving   the party and runs down the street setting off the car alarm) '),
('20152',' 2. Extra 45 seconds or so with Andy Dick, lots of stuff in this scene that   was cut. '),
('20153',' 3. Finally, there seems to be an additional 5 seconds or so with the naked   girls in the KY Jelly.'),
('20154',' Chan Park Wook stated on his solo DVD commentary that there is an edited  version of Oldboy for television broadcast. It omits some of the more extreme  violence and the love scene between Oh Dae Su and Mido.'),
('20155',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20156',' There is a version of the movie circulating in Australia, in a series of  videos along with other David Mamet films including "A Life in the Theater."  This particular copy of the film is timecoded. In that version, after Carol  tells John not to call his wife "baby," (thus sending him into a torrent of  rage), and he slaps her arm and grabs her, screaming a sexual expletive and  raising a chair above her head, the door to the hallway swings open and a  number of people stand in the hallway, observing the fight and thus  hopelessly damning John. In the version now appearing on The Sundance Channel  (10/05), the expletive is unchanged but he never lifts the chair and the door  never opens; aside from a final exterior shot of the school, the film ends  with Carol (Eisenstadt) having collapsed on the floor of Johns office, and  John sitting in his chair, his head buried in his hands.'),
('20157',' After the previews, the executive producers were dissatisfied with the  directors cut which they also considered the to be too short. It was edited  into a very different and longer version, in 7 parts, that was well received  at its Paris and Lisbon premieres, and was then released in Brazil and the  UK.'),
('20158',' The producers version runs 3000 metres in 7 parts. The Archives Françaises  du film '),
('20159',' CNC (Bois dArcy) restored the Directors cut, with 1537 metres,  that was shown at Cinemateca Portuguesa, Lisbon, 17 May 2003.'),
('20160',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20161',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20162',' Further airings by Fox has some scenes removed in order to show more  commercials.'),
('20163',' Blackhawks release was restored from a 35mm negative found in Yugoslavia.'),
('20164',' The English titles have been reconstructed mainly by Sol Lesser and Jackie  Coogan.'),
('20165',' The restored version has been color tinted and includes a musical setting  thanks to John Muri.'),
('20166',' In the version usually shown on TV now, the entire sequence with the  Sowerberrys and Noah Claypole is missing. This makes it seem as if Oliver  runs away from the workhouse, not the undertakers shop.'),
('20167',' The film did not premiere in the U.S. until 1951, after ten minutes of  footage involving Alec Guinness as Fagin had been cut, due to Jewish pressure  groups who claimed that Guinnesss portrayal was offensive and anti'),
('20168','Semitic.'),
('20169',' SPOILER: Footage of the beating of Nancy from Bill was cut in the UK to  obtain a "PG" rating.'),
('20170',' The version shown on the Disney Channel edits out the part where the man at  the junk store talks about starting his business with a Mexican made out of  bread dough.'),
('20171',' It is well known that both parts of Olympia were made in three language  versions '),
('20172',' English, French, and German.  Less well known is that each version  is slightly different from one another.  Additionally, at least with the  English version, Riefenstahl frequently altered prints.  The prints  distributed on 16mm film in the 1960s did not have a boxing sequence, whereas  current prints do (although the dialogue for the boxing sequence is in  German).  Even less well known is that upon its original release in the  United States (1940), the Diving Sequence was about 1 minute longer than its  current version (attentive soundtrack listeners can clearly hear the abrupt  break in the music).  This longer version of the Diving Sequence can be seen  at the Anthology Film Archives (whose print comes from Raymond Rohauer) and  the Museum of Modern Art, both in New York City.'),
('20173',' In the common version of this film, the scene where Richie tells Neville that  he should either kill the Family or cure them takes place inside Nevilles  apartment. In an alternate version, the scene takes place on the rooftop,  where Neville has a large water tank and a .50 caliber machine gun.'),
('20174',' In the Swedish version, the scene showing Jennings being decapitated has been  cut down with 11 seconds'),
('20175',' Near the end, when Robert has Damian in the car in his driveway, scenes of  the devil dog and Mrs. Blaylock attacking one more time were filmed but  ultimately cut.  Originally, Robert ran her over with the car twice.  Donner  says he cut it because the scene "went on forever."'),
('20176',' In the original ending of the film, there were three coffins at the funeral.   This was changed at the last minute and the crew returned to the cemetary to  film the scene with just two coffins.'),
('20177',' German TV and Retail'),
('20178','Video/DVD Versions are cut to reduce violence.  The  uncut Version is available on Rental'),
('20179','Video and DVD.'),
('20180',' All UK film and video releases are cut by 1 minute and 9 seconds to remove  violence and get a "15" rating.'),
('20181',' The film was originally a 70'),
('20182','minute feature. After its debut at the 72 Hour  Film Festival the film was edited down to a 16'),
('20183','minute short.'),
('20184',' In the French theatrical version the song "Do You Know How Christmas Trees  Are Grown?" by Nina was sung by Isabelle Aubray under the title "Savez'),
('20185','vous  ce quil faut au sapin de Noel?" (Do You Know what a Christmas tree needs?).'),
('20186',' The film was edited by the BBFC to change a single line for theatrical  exhibition. After Bond says "I feel a slight stiffness coming on", the line  "... in the shoulder" has been badly added, ruining the joke totally.'),
('20187',' An extra line of dialog can be heard in the Ultimate Edition. It is "His  brotherhood also have exotic ways to keep it a closed shop" and is said by  Blofeld. It occurs after he says to Tracy, "Your own fathers profession is  not entirely within the law". This is where the scene normally ends before it  cuts away to a scene involving helicopters.'),
('20188',' The original version edited for American Television was re'),
('20189','cut in several  places. The film started "in medias res" with the escape from Piz Gloria,  then flashing back to the beginning of the film. The entire film featured  Bonds voice over (done by a different actor than Lazenby), and included a  shot before the wedding in which Bond and Tracy buy her the wedding ring and  Irma Bunts reflection is seen in the window of the jewelers.'),
('20190',' The DVD R2 release differs slightly from the most recent (complete) VHS  version. Notably: '),
('20191',' the shot of the shadow of a cable car moving across a cliff side when Bonds   helper (Bernard Horsfall) is climbing a cliff is missing. '),
('20192',' The music starts differently when Herr Gumbold leaves his office prior to   Bond breaks into the offices safe. '),
('20193',' When Bond speaks the line "I told you the crowd would discourage them" after   the stock car race, he was previously shown saying so in close up, now the   line is only heard as Bond and Tracy speeds away.'),
('20194',' The trailers included on the DVD show extra footage of Blofelds Piz Gloria  base being destroyed from the inside, namely the chemical labs and ice  cavern.'),
('20195',' In the German theatrical version the song "Do You Know How Christmas Trees  Are Grown?" by Nina was sung by Katja Ebstein under the title "Wovon tr?umt  ein Weihnachtsbaum im Mai?" (What does a christmas tree in May dreams  about?).'),
('20196',' When the British Film Institute struck new prints of the first six films,  they mistakenly used a heavily cut negative for OHMSS despite the film having  been then'),
('20197','recently restored. This cut version is the print they now hold in  the National Film and Television Archive as it was deemed too expensive to  strike a new print from the complete negative.'),
('20198',' The version released in Spain and always seen in both TV and DVD, in dubbed  and subtitled versions (bearing the title card "A Miracle Can Happen"),  includes the Charles Laughton episode but not the Dorothy Lamour one.'),
('20199',' 10 minutes of footage with Pam Grier nudity and sex restored to unrated video  version after being cut from R rated theatrical version when sneak preview  audiences objected.'),
('20200',' The print shown on Turner Classic Movies is undoubtedly an old 16 print made  especially for TV in the early decades of television. (TV was B&W for those  decades and the machines used to broadcast them were 16 mm). The tip'),
('20201','off is  on the opening title card a black bar has been superimposed on the print  covering what must have been the words In Color or In Trucolor. The  commercially available VHS tapes are also B&W and possibly from the same  source.'),
('20202',' Starting on 29 February 2004, TCM (Turner Classic Movies) channel plays this  film in a widescreen aspect ratio of (1.85:1). This is despite the fact that  the Columbia Tri'),
('20203','Star DVD (Release Date: October 23, 2001) is produced in  only the Academy Standard (Full Screen or Pan&Scan) aspect ratio (1.33:1).  Presumably, the intended ratio is (1.85:1).'),
('20204',' Title ran 200 m. on first airing. Has been cut to 100 m. in rerun'),
('20205',' In some broadcasts Mother Gooses opening monologue is replaced by an  identical one performed by Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster.'),
('20206',' For its U.S. theatrical release the film was cut by 90 minutes from 3 hours  and 47 minutes to 2 hours and 19 minutes. Many film critics gave two seperate  reviews for the film. While the complete European version was highly praised  the edited US theatrical release was critically butchered.'),
('20207',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 10 secs by the BBFC to remove a shot  of a gun being pressed against a womans breasts. The 2002 DVD is fully  uncut.'),
('20208',' When the complete film was shown in America, it still had to be trimmed  slightly from 229 minutes to 227 minutes, to secure an R rating. Cuts were  made to the two rape scenes, and some of the violence at the beginning.'),
('20209',' The infamous 144 minute American version was the version given wide release  in America. Heavily cut by the Ladd Company against Leones wishes, the  films story was rearranged in chronological order, which had the effect of  making it even more difficult to follow. Most of the major cuts involved the  childhood sequences, making the 1933 sections the most prominent part of the  film. All of the scenes in 1968 with Deborah were excised, and the scene with  "Secretary Bailey" ended with him shooting himself (albeit offscreen), rather  than the famous garbage truck conclusion of the 229'),
('20210','minute version. The  shortened version, while briefly on VHS in the 1980s, is in little demand and  almost impossible to find.'),
('20211',' A network television version of three hours (without commercials) was briefly  available in the early'),
('20212','to'),
('20213','mid'),
('20214','1990s, which retained the films  non'),
('20215','chronological order but still left out several key scenes. This version  has recently turned up in viewings of the film for the AMC TV channel.'),
('20216',' This move exists in at least three different versions.'),
('20217',' The theatrical version was screened in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio. The DVD  version keeps the original High'),
('20218','Definition 1.85:1 aspect ratio.'),
('20219',' The opening scene at the coffee shop was originally several minutes longer,  including a diatribe by Adam about his latest band, "Vas Deferens and the  Scrotal Seahorses" whom he had made t'),
('20220','shirts, bumper stickers, and a website   for, but had yet to write any songs.'),
('20221',' Israeli version narrated by Rafi Ginat, and includes updated information  regarding the claims of the families against the German authorities in the  subtitles at the end of the film.'),
('20222',' When aired on USA Network, the scene where Rita is topless uses different  camera angles to avoid nudity.'),
('20223',' In some TV airings, the scene in which the workman places the "Free Beer!"  sign outside the theater to attract customers is deleted.'),
('20224',' From its original broadcast, the entire film, including the clips from  Disneys cartoons and movies were in black and white, due to the original  negatives of this film. On the Masterpiece Edition DVD of Alice in Wonderland  (Disc 2), the whole thing is still in black and white, except, the cartoon  and movie clips, which was collected from various color sources just for the  DVD release.'),
('20225',' An early cut of the film had several differences than the theatrical version. '),
('20226',' The opening Fox Searchlight logo briefly becomes a negative image as it   fades out. This is obviously a reference to picture negatives. '),
('20227',' An alternate prolog before the main titles featured a narration by Williams   on the red eye effect in humans and animals, while a photo of a family with   red eyes, footage of animals with this effect and video of whats happening   in the eye when this happens. '),
('20228',' There was also a scene near the end where a police detective reviews the   pictures Sy took of Will & Maya at the hotel. In the theatrical version   these photos were never show and it was left in question whether they were   actually taken. '),
('20229',' The argument between Sy and the photo machine repair guy was extended.'),
('20230',' In this early cut a temp score was used featuring Thomas Newmans score to  "American Beauty" and "The Shawshank Redemption". Hans Zimmer score for "The  Thin Red Line" was used when Sy follows the Yorkins car (When he slips the  photo in). Clint Mansells Requiem for a Dream score was used during the  final chase sequence.'),
('20231',' Original release prints of "One Hour With You" contained a number of scenes  tinted in amber and blue (for interior and exterior night'),
('20232','time scenes).   These tints were restored by UCLA, and the tinted version of the film was  used in the laserdisc release "The Lubitsch Touch".'),
('20233',' There may have been a six'),
('20234','reel version released later.'),
('20235',' The British version runs 100 minutes and features 9 minutes of footage cut  from American prints. This includes a scene where Nupondi (Martine Beswicke)  does a provocative dance; Tumak (John Richardson) tastes from the container  of paint in the Shell Tribes cave; and an extended violent scene of a fight  among the ape'),
('20236','men while Tumak and Loana (Raquel Welch) hide, and extended  scenes showing Tumak, as he leaves his tribe, shown wandering the valley, and  coming across the skeleton of a giant lizard. The widescreen laser disc is  the British version (which gives Richardson first billing), while the VHS  release is the American version (which gives Welch first billing).'),
('20237',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('20238',' The DVD features an alternate ending where after, we see Paul Reiser (qv)  get smashed by the garbage dumpster, it continues as we see  Matt Dillon (I) (qv) in his destroyed home and John Goodman (I) (qv)  lying dead on the floor; the cops come and arrest Dillon because they think  he was responsible for the shooting and then we see Liv Tyler (qv) and  Michael Douglas (I) (qv) drive off and live happily ever after. This ending  is refered to as "Alternate Depressing ending".'),
('20239',' On the DVD R2 version the Gag reel features an alternate to the Paul Reiser  death where he runs into the road but instead of the dumpster dropping on him  he is hit by a garbage truck. The camera then cuts to reveal  Helen Hunt (I) (qv) as the driver (Helen Hunt played Paul Reisers wife in  the TV series _"Mad About You" (1992)_ (qv)). The directors commentry on the  DVD states that this scene was filmed as a backup in case the studio didnt  like the dumpster death.'),
('20240',' Remade in 2002 with added scenes and actors. Orginal score music added in  2006'),
('20241',' Two alternate versions exist: one which plays Johnny Cashs "Ring of Fire"  over the Challenger disaster footage, and another which ends in a split  screen of the Challenger and Columbia shuttle launches as they both explode  simultaneously.'),
('20242',' Expanded from two episodes of _"Man from U.N.C.L.E., The" (1964)_ (qv)  with  additional scenes filmed for theatrical release. All scenes involving Yvonne  Craig were shot for this edition.'),
('20243',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('20244',' German Video'),
('20245','Version, rated not unser 18, ist cut. But there is another  Video'),
('20246','Version (same cover) rated "Spio/JK" which is uncut. So take care when  you want to rent or buy this movie in Germany.'),
('20247',' An early version of the trailer (only available online) features a blue  essence entering Yulaws body after he kills Lawless.  This explains why the  guards stop to stare at him for a moment during the finished version of the  film.'),
('20248',' German theatrical version was edited for violence to secure a "Not under 16"  rating.'),
('20249',' The UK Cinema version and Premier Asia DVD version feature a brand new  orchestral soundtrack composed especially for the UK release.'),
('20250',' For the French release, a new soundtrack was composed by French hip hop and  RnB singers. The subplot featuring Muays older sister is missing.'),
('20251',' The sentence "Hi. Speilberg / Let do it together", with misspelling and all,  is seen handwritten on a dark garage door in front of which two men are  street'),
('20252','fighting. It was added afterwards to the films Asian DVD edition, and  the copy shown at the Cannes Film Festival, but it is not in the original  cut, and the Thai VCD edition.'),
('20253',' The Hong Kong VCD released by EDKO has Thai and Cantonese soundtracks and  includes Chinese and English subtitles. The Hong Kong DVD version from EDKO  doesnt have English subtitles. The Thai DVD doesnt have English subtitles  either. According to Bey Logans commentary on the UK DVD release, this is  deliberate to make the films accessibility much more difficult.'),
('20254',' A significant portion of the music from the Thai version has been changed for  the American release.'),
('20255',' Some versions of the film omit the breaking of Georges arm by a villain and  the subsequent shot of Ting breaking that villains leg.'),
('20256',' American cut (and possibly all cuts released under Europa) omits 90% of the  subplot featuring Muays older sister, Ngek. The only scene she appears in is  when Don causes her to overdose on cocaine. The cuts to this version creates  confusion as to why Muay is upset in the scene when George tells her "people  die".'),
('20257',' Two cuts were released in Hong Kong. The theatrical release was identical to  the Thai cut except the now infamous "bone'),
('20258','breaking" shots were both cut to  receive a "Category II B" rating. This cut of the film is also used for the  EDKO Hong Kong VCD. However, the original uncut version, with both the arm  and leg breaking shots, was given a DVD release in Hong Kong, but received a  "Category III" rating.'),
('20259',' British film distributor Premier Asia is giving the film a limited theatrical  release and a special 2'),
('20260','disc edition DVD release soon after. This release,  however, will be a Premier Asia exclusive cut. It is currently said that it  will be the original Thai cut featuring four minutes of footage cut from the  versions released under Luc Besson. However, it will once again feature a new  music score, this time the entire score is planned to be replaced. However,  unlike Bessons rap music sound track, this is possibly going to lean more  towards a more "professional" score. This being said, this will be the third  official music score for the film. First being the original Thai score,  second being Bessons score (which featured a few music cues from the Thai  cut), and the third being the new Premier Asia score.'),
('20261',' Originally cut in England when released in 1968, though the video releases  are uncut.'),
('20262',' The North American Version includes both Japanese dialog and American Dialog.  Most gamers will recommend playing the game with Japanese dialog along with  English Subtitles to help heighten the Feudal Japan feel to the game.'),
('20263',' Re'),
('20264','cut and re'),
('20265','dubbed in 1977 for a re'),
('20266','issue in the U.S.  Jeffrey Hunters  voice is not heard in this version, which was used for the videocassette  release now available.'),
('20267',' A 69'),
('20268','minute version with hardcore sex is believed to exist. A 57'),
('20269','minute  version has also been suggested.'),
('20270',' While an American DVD release of the uncut version of the film is still  uncertain, it has already received a DVD release in both Japan (along with  the two unreleased'),
('20271','in'),
('20272','America Sister Street Fighter sequels) as well as being  released as a "bonus film" in the new French HK Video DVD set entitled  "Street Fighter '),
('20273',' LIntegrale", which also features the three Sonny Chiba  Street Fighter films.'),
('20274',' As with the "real" Street Fighter series, this film was initially going to be  released in the US with an X rating for violence. However, New Line Cinema  cut the film to receive an R'),
('20275','rating for a more profitable release. There are  currently plans to release an official uncut print in America on DVD, but as  of this writing, it is uncertain as to which company will pick up the  distribution rights.'),
('20276',' Originally broadcast in two parts in the USA, this was released on video in  the UK in an shorter, re'),
('20277','edited, 114'),
('20278','minutes version.'),
('20279',' Released in The Netherlands, subtitled, 2 videos in a box, running time  approx. 170 minutes'),
('20280',' Released in Sweden as a four'),
('20281','part mini'),
('20282','series (r[Bunning time approx. 240  minutes) and as a 2hr. 50min. video.'),
('20283',' Rereleased in 1991 with an added scene.'),
('20284',' This film is a short version of the feature'),
('20285','length script "Open House" by Dan  Mirvish and Larry Maddox.'),
('20286',' The Italian Editon by Noctuno is the complete uncut version with all the  censored footage not shown in the U.S version.'),
('20287',' Available in both R and Unrated versions.'),
('20288',' The recent Anchor Bay release is the unrated version, containing all the gore  and violence.'),
('20289',' In the UK, 47 seconds were cut for the original UK cinema release, however  for video, the BBFC demanded further cuts and the distributors cut additional  footage. As a result 3 min 27 seconds were cut in total.'),
('20290',' Republic Pictures released a colorized version on vidoe.'),
('20291',' West German version was edited by ca. 13 minutes. German DVD release contains  this cut version and the original US version.'),
('20292',' Original German version was edited by ca. 22 minutes. Kinowelt DVD release  incorporates ca. 5 minutes back into the film (all non'),
('20293','dialogue) and has the  uncut English version as a bonus feature.'),
('20294',' The PlayStation 2 version of this title, released in 2002, includes three  "flashback" levels not included in the original PC version. In these, you  take the role of Archer in her former life as a cat burglar.'),
('20295',' Reissued in 2001 as a "Game of the Year" edition with an additional  multi'),
('20296','level mission that plays out following the closing credits. The Game of  the Year edition also included a soundtrack CD entitled "In the Lounge" which  featured much of the bossa nova and lounge background music, as well as the  theme song.'),
('20297',' Filmed in Sovscope 70, Sovcolor, 6'),
('20298','track magnetic stereo. Optically converted  to Kinopanorama, 9'),
('20299','track magnetic stereo sound. USA release in black & white  and 35 mm only.'),
('20300',' Rereleased in 1992 with an added scene.'),
('20301',' The 2005 Special Edition corrects previous sound quality errors and has new  animation for five different scenes that the director was unhappy with. '),
('20302',' Hickory now walks to the professor instead of shimmying toward him '),
('20303',' Bobs JFC name tag how looks more like a name tag '),
('20304',' When Donna motions for Hickory to leave, the night sky can now bee seen out   the door (including moving clouds and a shooting star) instead of a gray   mass '),
('20305',' Cindy Bayers eyes do not shift when her head turns '),
('20306',' Donna actually enters the spaceship instead of simply turning toward it. In   addition, the background for one scene (at Donnas movie theater) has been   enhanced.'),
('20307',' While the original 2003 release had a different voice for Bob, the film  originally also had different voices for Donna Lewis and Cindy Bayer as well.  All three of these voices were replaced for various reasons, but the most  obvious reason for Bob and Donna was the decision to use actual actors (in  this case Sara Escobedo and Nicholls Melancon V) rather than friends or  friends of crew members so as to get a better performance.'),
('20308',' The "Special Edition" released as part of the New York International Film and  Video Festival has, in addition to the new voice of Bob, two songs replacing  the songs that were part of the initial release.'),
('20309',' Half of the clips shown in the trailer for the film are not in the actual  movie.  The scene where Colin Hanks is making a video to send to Stanford and  Jack Black interrupts, giving him advice on how to do it better, is not in  the film at all.  Also, many of the scenes in the classroom with the English  teacher are not included, like the discussion about Friends and great poets  like Jewel and Eminem. Many scenes featuring Jack Black that were shown in  the previews are not in the movie (when hes lying on the couch and changes  the station to Spongebob Squarepants and also when he and a dog are fighting  for a hot dog).'),
('20310',' TV trailers also showed sequences with Lance writing an acceptance  letter'),
('20311','slash'),
('20312','death threat for Shaun, Lance "Keith Moon'),
('20313','ing" for Shaun on the  virtues of not going to college, a scene where Lance plays with the dogs  chew toy and tries a karate kick (and falls), an edited piece from the scene  where Lance seduces the secretary (he leans against a chair, pants still on,  and spanks his butt a little), and some modified dialogue and flow ("Lance,  have you seen my piss" becomes "my pants", more pieces to the "I have all  these IDEAS" bit in the car, etc), and more footage with the English teacher  teaching Advanced English Poetry, generally badly.  Many of these ads aired  primarily on MTV.'),
('20314',' TV ads show clips of Jack Black air drumming using spoons at the breakfast  table. This scene was not in the final film.'),
('20315',' In the trailer the scene with the firemen is shown from a different angle  obstructing the view of Ben Stiller, two of his lines are used and are spoken  by writer Mike White.'),
('20316',' Dallas M. Fitzgerald wrote and directed the added scenes in the re'),
('20317','issue  version, The Mothers of Liberty (1918).'),
('20318',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('20319',' Original Italian version titled "Orgasmo" runs 88 minutes; American release  is cut to 77 min. and retitled "Paranoia".'),
('20320',' The theatrical release of the film was the uncut NC'),
('20321','17 version. There are 2  DVD versions of the film. The original uncut NC'),
('20322','17 theatrical cut and an  Unrated version which is edited.'),
('20323',' The American VHS release is marked "not rated" but is in actuality the  theatrical NC'),
('20324','17 cut of the film.'),
('20325',' The Region 1 DVD release of the film is offered in two versions: the U. S.  theatrical cut (rated NC'),
('20326','17) or the "unrated" cut, which was previously  available in some markets outside the United States. The two are only  minimally different, and the unrated cut contains no extra scenes. The  changes in the unrated cut include: '),
('20327',' Many sound effects have been altered or removed entirely. '),
('20328',' A number of the pop songs used in the soundtrack have been replaced with a   score, and several musical cues have been altered. '),
('20329',' Several lines sound as if they were taken from different takes of the scene   or overdubs and have different inflections. This is most noticeable with   Maxxx Orbisons (Michael Dean Jacobs) lines. '),
('20330',' The opening scenes of Joes (Trey Parker) missionary work and Candi (Chasey   Lain) and Rodgers (Andrew Kemler) filming a scene are cross'),
('20331','cut instead of   presenting the scenes in their entirety. '),
('20332',' There is more use of profanity, most notably the "f" word and its   variations. '),
('20333',' A few lines of dialog are different, such as in the scene between Joe and   the DVDA woman (Cathy Fitzpatrick), but the core meaning/plot of the scenes   is unchanged.'),
('20334',' In the original VHS version of the film, there is a much'),
('20335','noticed driving  scene near the beginning which seems to go from bright, sunny daylight in the  long shots to nighttime in the close'),
('20336','ups. In the subsequent DVD release, the  mismatch is not nearly as noticeable. The long shots of the car appear now to  be rather routine day'),
('20337','for'),
('20338','night footage.'),
('20339',' This film, like many Spanish films from the late 60s through the end of the  Franco era, shot their racy scenes twice, once with the actors nude, and then  again with clothes on. The covered versions mostly appeared in Spanish  prints, but not always. The nude scenes would be included in the dubbed  versions that were offered for sale to just about everywhere else in the  world. This film has three scenes where the actresses are nude, and these  appear an English dubbed print retitled Orgy of the Vampires. The Pagan UK  releases on VHS and DVD are the covered version of the film, and this version  now appears in the US on DVDs of questionable legitimacy from Alpha and  Sinema Diable.'),
('20340',' The US softcore version runs 74 minutes. The softcore version passed by the  British censors in 1981 runs 60 minutes.'),
('20341',' Theres a scene not included on the theatrical version, but it was shown on  the theatrical trailer: the housekeeper of Luiss house, Sara, delivers the  house keys to Julia and says "I give you all the keys to this house, the keys  to his heart, youll have to find for yourself"'),
('20342',' Approximately 4 minutes of sexually explicit material was cut from the  American version to avoid an NC'),
('20343','17 rating. Both R'),
('20344','rated and Unrated editions  have been released on Region 1 DVD.'),
('20345',' The Danish release on the Video Action label is the uncut version, with  harcore inserts.'),
('20346',' This was retitled "Savage Island" for a 1985 American release, spiced with  new footage of Linda Blair telling the "whole story" in flashback.'),
('20347',' 51 minute extended version released under the name Orions Cloud: Battle of  the Bands'),
('20348',' The segment on the funeral of a dead child was deleted from all release  versions, and the short segment on the Professor only appeared in the  original Italian version. The time for the remaining four episodes was 107  minutes.'),
('20349',' A color remake with identical soundtrack was released in 1941.'),
('20350',' Italian version runs 98 minutes; USA version, titled _Baron Blood (1972)_  removes about eight minutes of footage.'),
('20351',' The UK TV version includes clips from Other Side of the Wind, The (1972)'),
('20352',' There are two version of this documentary: a German version released in 1996  and an american version narrated by Peter Bogdanovich released in the US on  showtime in 2003. There are a couple of scenes in the German version not  included in the US version. There are a couple of scenes in the US version  from the Other side of the Wind, Don Quixote, and Filming Othello not  included in the German version.'),
('20353',' In the original script and in early cuts of the movie, a scene was featured  when Osmosis and Drix go to the Gonads Gym.	It involved them talking to the  "exercising" sperm cells.  In order to stay family'),
('20354','oriented, the scene was  cut from the final film, but may be on the DVD.'),
('20355',' Gonads Gym logo appears on Drixs suitcase during a scene in police station  locker room.  In an earlier "cut" of the film, Ozzy and Drix visit an  amusement park behind Franks eye, called "See World".'),
('20356',' One of the trailers went through mild & trivial but noticeable censorship.  Here is what the scene in the trailer went. Bob: "OK so your body is going to  need fluids now." Frank: "Is soda a fluid?" Bob: "Yeah sure". (And here is  how the actual scene in the theatrical release of the movie went.) Bob: "OK  so your body is going to need some fluids now." Frank: "Is beer a fluid?"  Bob: "Yeah sure."'),
('20357',' The DVD release contains three extended (and half'),
('20358','animated) scenes, all of  which appear in cut'),
('20359','down form in the final edit: '),
('20360',' Drix and Jones visit the eyes, while Drix complains that he has to visit the   nose and the throat.  Jones gets donuts and calls the infodesk on his cell   phone while at the eyes. '),
('20361',' Frank picks his nose during the dam'),
('20362','bursting sequence, and Jones saves Drix   from ending up on Franks fingertip. In the end, theyre snorted back up   into the sinuses. '),
('20363',' The race to catch Thrax on his way to the uvula is extended; we see Thrax   leap from his car and glide away. Then, after Jones takes the wrong turn, he   takes a "shortcut" to the uvula by way of the esophogus, riding a massive   acidic Frank'),
('20364','belch up the throat.'),
('20365',' An easter egg on the DVD release shows an energetic montage of action  sequences and other shots from the movie.  This may or may not have been an  alternate trailer for the movie which was never used.'),
('20366',' On the Anchor Bay DVD release there is a rough cut made by Sam Peckinpah  which he made showed to the test audience. Because the majority of the  audience walked out, from the imfamous sex between Fassett and his wife. The  producer wanted Peckinpah to cut the scene out. Once he refuse to made the  cuts, he got fired. Other scenes. 1) The sex scene is more extended and shot  more wobbly to express how Fassett breaking point for revenge had started. 2)  Delete scene of Osterman and Joe talking on the phone about their deal. 3)  Extended scene of Virginia flirting with Dick on the phone. 4) There a  deleted scene of John Tanner of having an affair with his director Marcia,  there wakes up to find her dead. 5) The scene where Tanner and guest are  arguing by the dinner table, in the theatrical cut Fassett switches on a  Swiss ad, the Peckinpahs cut he has like a big image of Danforth. 6)  Alterative ending is juxtapositioned between Tanner searching for his family  and the TV studio.'),
('20367',' When shown on Network Television the last shot contained a voiceover, in  which the person in the shot said they were going to tell the sheriff the  truth about all the bad things which had been going on.'),
('20368',' This voiceover from the broadcast television version (which hasnt aired in  years... all recent showings show the true, theatrical version) is said in  the final shot, by Niles, as follows: '),
('20369',' "Holland, the games over. We cant play the game anymore. But when the   sheriff comes, Ill ask him if we can play it in our new home." '),
('20370',' This voiceover immiediately follows Winnie saying "Niles, wash up now." This   voiceover, however, cuts off something else that is said by Winnie. In the   theatrical version, this voiceover is nonexistant, and Winnie says "Niles,   wash up now. Time for lunch." and that is the last line of dialogue spoken   in the movie. It is obvious that this ending was especially done for   television so that the "bad guy doesnt get away with it." The theatrical   version, without this voiceover, implies that Niles never does get caught.'),
('20371',' The DVD of the film contains several deleted scenes not seen in the  theatrical release of the movie. These include: '),
('20372',' Pilar singing "Me Cuelgas El Telefono" after Pedro hangs up on her. '),
('20373',' Javier trying to convince someone on the telephone to let him use their   house in the mountains for an illicit rendezvous with Paula. '),
('20374',' An extended "melon boy" scene. '),
('20375',' Pilar talking about how her and Pedro communicate without words. '),
('20376',' Pilar telling Pedro she will wait for his love.'),
('20377',' The UK video version is cut by 26 seconds. A scene with Flint using a mains  socket to resuscitate an unconscious guard has been almost totally removed.'),
('20378',' Cut to a one'),
('20379','reel version with the title "Sailors Downfall".'),
('20380',' All available prints removed the opening MGM lion.'),
('20381',' A colorized version of the Beatles segment appears in _"The Beatles  Anthology" (1995) (mini)_(qv)'),
('20382',' The DVD from Koch Vision is in black and white and dubbed in English.'),
('20383',' This is edited shorter theatrical version of "Out 1: Noli me tangere" (1970).'),
('20384',' A number of scenes were deleted from the final print some of which include: '),
('20385',' Stumpy telling Pig Pen a story about how he invented the snowboard by   nailing his feet to a two'),
('20386','by'),
('20387','four to get down a steep mountain. '),
('20388',' A long scene showing another story of the death of Papa Muntz where after he   talked with Rick about building a ski lift to Hangmans Peak, Papa went into   the woods to "take a dump" when he had a heart attack, died and skied down   the mountain, his backside bare, and everyone witnessed it which made Papa   Muntz a legend. '),
('20389',' Anthony putting a bicycle lock on a drunken Lukes neck when hes passed   out, and Luke arriving for work at the lodge asking for the key. '),
('20390',' Luke talking with Anne about Rick during the time Inga is on the motorized   bull. '),
('20391',' Stumpy pigging out on the cookout during the investors meeting, and saying:   "how rude!" '),
('20392',' An extended closing speach given by Stumpy to the camera about the end of   the story when another person at the bar ask Lance who is Stumpy talking to.'),
('20393',' There is another version avalibale on video with a FSK'),
('20394','18 rating. Most of the  scenes are uncut, expect the scene where Don Vitorios guys come into Winnies  bar for the second time. The shootdown with Richie is a little shorter.'),
('20395',' The Norwegian VHS version had several scenes trimmed down for violence. These  scenes are: '),
('20396',' 1. The pimp beating the hooker is trimmed down. '),
('20397',' 2. Richie shooting Bobby one more time after he put the card on his chest. '),
('20398',' 3. Richie shooting a woman, the shot where he drags here out of the car. '),
('20399',' 4. The meat clever in the hand was completely removed. '),
('20400',' 5. The scene when Gino shoots of Bobby Arms leg was also completely removed. '),
('20401',' 6. The whole sequence when Gino stabs a corkscrew in Richies head was also   removed. '),
('20402',' 7. The extra shot of Richies body with the corkscrew in the head. '),
('20403',' All these scenes was later restored in the Region 2 DVD.'),
('20404',' The U.S. "R" rated version is cut. Several cuts were made to insure a "R"  rating instead of a "NC'),
('20405','17". A number of cuts were made during the finale.  The thug the Gino shoots with the shotgun in the knees death was cut. And  Richies death was also cut. The Uncut, Unrated Version is only available on  Laserdisc.'),
('20406',' The original UK cinema version was uncut. The video version, however, had  around 5 cuts totalling 54 seconds. Scenes trimmed inlcude a hand being  pinned to a wall with a meat cleaver, a weapon being fashioned from a  handkerchief and a pool ball, and part of the final fight scene. When it was  shown on Skys movie channels, these scenes were all present, but other  violent footage had been trimmed. The version shown on network TV in the UK  (Channel 5) also had some of the missing material, but again, at the expense  of other edits.  In August 1999, the British Board of Film Classification  passed a widescreen version of the film for video, which is apparently uncut,  being 54 seconds longer than the version which they cut for video in 1991.'),
('20407',' Additional footage added for its CBS premiere.'),
('20408',' Network TV version features additional footage not included in theatrical  release.'),
('20409',' Original German version runs 20 minutes longer than the US release.'),
('20410',' The soundtrack album (click the Soundtrack icon for info) contains a track  with Percy Adlon, the director, narrating the story of the film.  The scenes  missing in the US version are described here.'),
('20411',' The laserdisk/DVD versions contain the following deleted scenes. '),
('20412',' The original trunk scene, much much longer with extra dialog, different   lighting and more wriggling. '),
('20413',' Moselle is teaching Snoopys dog "Tuffy" to do tricks with a Frisbee while   Snoopy is watching boxing on TV.  Glenn calls to tell Snoopy about the   Ripley job and then steals a car from a gas station. '),
('20414',' In a bizarre scene in the Adams Hotel room, Buddy and Jack talk about the   feeling you get when you take a bath. '),
('20415',' Karen gets a lecture from her dad about relationships while he fishes ocean   debris out of his jetty. '),
('20416',' Extended scene of Karen questioning Adele. '),
('20417',' In the yard at Lompoc, Ripley talks to Foley about fish. '),
('20418',' Glenn, Snoopy, Kenneth and White Boy Bob talk in the car after the   transsexual murder. '),
('20419',' We see the rather gruesome transsexual murder scene. Ray Cruz talks to Karen   who spots Glenns broken glasses on the floor. '),
('20420',' Ripley is released from Lompoc and we see him packing stuff from his cell   and saying goodbye to Foley. '),
('20421',' After the job "interview" at Ripleys office building, Foley smashes a large   fish tank with a paperweight shortly before being thrown out by two security   guards. '),
('20422',' Foley and Buddy talk in the hotel after Foley has returned from his   "socializing" with Karen '),
('20423',' Putting ski masks on in the van before the Ripley job. White Boy Bob tells a   story about leaving his wallet behind at a break in.'),
('20424','  A shortened version was issued by the Apex Film Company in September 1920.'),
('20425',' The available version on VHS in Argentina was lifted from a 16mm print in  English with Spanish language subtitles. The credits were also redone in  Spanish.'),
('20426',' There are two different available versions of this film.  One which is shown  on television (American Movie Classics), features music in certain spots of  the movie, and the title song is the theme used in the night driving scenes  in the picture.  The other version, on home video, features slighly different  songs through the picture and a title song which is used at the end in all  versions.'),
('20427',' A 234'),
('20428','minute special collectors edition is also available.'),
('20429',' In the theatrical version, when Bill is forced to strip, the scene ends with  him taking his shirt off and begins with him walking down the street covering  himself with the mailbox. But in the TV version, after he takes his shirt  off, it continues until he takes his pants off, then shows a far angle of him  naked and Sally driving off, then it goes to the scene with him and the  mailbox.'),
('20430',' Computer and jukebox voices dubbed for US release along with added nudity.'),
('20431',' Various cut versions of "The Outlaw" exist, running anywhere from 95 to 105  minutes.  The complete, uncensored 117'),
('20432','minute version is available on DVD.'),
('20433',' Also available in a computer'),
('20434','colorized version.'),
('20435',' German TV'),
('20436','Version was cut for violence and gore. 18'),
('20437','rated Rental'),
('20438','Video is  also cut.'),
('20439',' The video version features an alternate ending which was cut from the final  print.  The ending, which takes place after the graduation conmencement,  features Jane Weston and Jackie Dunphy instead of Mr. Dunphy and Jackie  meeting Tim outside the auditorum where she thanks him for helping her get  into Brown University. They kiss which is interupted by Mr. Funderberk who  yells at them for making a public scene and Tim responds by punching Mr.  Funderberk in the face, to the delight of his friends standing nearby.  Tim  and Jane stroll off, pushing Jackie in his wheelchair, as Tim contemplates  his future.'),
('20440',' The VHS version also features "behind the scenes" takes from the infamous  "mind floss" made by one of the students at the cafeteria.  There are at  least 3 different shots of it.  On the last one, Amy Smart is focused and she  is clearly seen saying "Oh, gross!" and then turning her head away  discomforted.'),
('20441',' The alternate ending and behind the scenes on the sell through VHS casette  are unfortunetly not on the DVD.'),
('20442',' The version shown on Comedy Central has most of the profanities and sexual  references dubbed over with less offensive words/phrases.'),
('20443',' The 2005 special edition contains a re'),
('20444','edited cut of the film, a new  soundtrack and 22 minutes of additional footage, including: '),
('20445',' an extended opening scene where Ponyboy is attacked by the Socs when walking   home from a Paul Newman movie. The principle Greasers are also introduced.   Later, Ponyboy and Sodapop talk to each other in their bedroom. '),
('20446',' a scene where Ponyboy asks some farmers how to reach Jay Mountain. He claims   that hes playing "army" and "needs to report to base." '),
('20447',' an alternate scene in the church where Ponyboy imagines that both Sodapop   and Darry are present. '),
('20448',' a short scene where Ponyboy splashes some water on his face outside the   church while Johnny is out buying supplies. '),
('20449',' a scene in the church where Ponyboy and Johnny become emotional over the   events of the past 24 hours. '),
('20450',' extended reading of "Gone With the Wind" in the church. '),
('20451',' a short scene where Ponyboy finds Tim sitting on his couch in the morning. '),
('20452',' a small extension to Ponyboy and Two'),
('20453','Bit at the hospital where a doctor   allows them access to Johnnys room after being denied entrance by a nurse. '),
('20454',' a short scene where Two'),
('20455','Bit and Ponyboy encounter Johnnys mother at the   hospital. '),
('20456',' Following the death of Dally, Darry lashes out at the cops while Ponyboy   faints. Later, we see Sodapop and Darry caring for him in bed while Ponyboy   asks if someone is sick, not realizing that he is. '),
('20457',' A courtroom scene where Cherry, Randy, and Ponyboy all make statements. In   the end, Ponyboy is acquitted and left in the custody of Darry. '),
('20458',' A scene where Ponyboy runs into Cherry at school, but she walks away from   him. Ponyboys teacher also informs him that he is flunking, but allows him   to write a paper on a personal experience in order to raise his grade. '),
('20459',' A dinner scene where Sodapop becomes angry that hes always stuck in the   middle between Ponyboy and Darrys tug of war and runs away. When they   eventually catch him, they agree to stop fighting all the time.'),
('20460',' The television edit of the film has several additions that are not featured  on the theatrical version '),
('20461',' Courtroom scene where Ponyboy is acquitted of the murder charges '),
('20462',' Family argument between the brothers causing Sodapop to runaway but the   three of them reconcile and talk about taking care of one another. '),
('20463',' Alternate extended scene with Cherry and Ponyboy at the park.'),
('20464',' The Uncut PG version is, as its title suggests, uncut and runs 121min (the  original version runs 91min).'),
('20465',' There is an alternate version with royalty'),
('20466','free music.'),
('20467',' The version broadcast on TV (most notably on TBS) contains a different  version of the opening song "In This Country".'),
('20468',' The unedited version of Over the Wire contains a lengthy consensual bondage  scene between the sheriff and his wife, played by Griffin Drew. She is cuffed  hands in front and bends over his desk invitingly, an invitation he accepts,  then she kneels on the floor, cuffed hands behind and gagged with a necktie  while he takes her from behind. This scene is entirely cut from the edited  version.'),
('20469',' In the TV version, when Kimberly is dictating the letter to Wyatt on the  computer, her utterance of "...jerked off..." is changed to "...drooled...".  However, the original words remain during a subsequent shot of the letter on  the computers monitor.'),
('20470',' The TV version is significantly different from the home video/cable version.   This version, though edited, contains several alternate/deleted scenes.   Among them: More dialogue in the opening car scene, a scene in the beginning  of Trips having flowers delivered to Kimberly, and an additional scene  outside the jail of Trips and Ivy walking along the sidewalk reminiscing.'),
('20471',' Rated "R" in the U.S. in 1970, film was recut and re'),
('20472','rated "PG" for a 1972  release.'),
('20473',' The original version of the film is said to have included some nude scenes  with Barbara Streisand and the line "Do us a favor and just fuck off".  Apparently she changed her mind about the nude scenes and they were cut and  destroyed. The line with the f'),
('20474','word however stayed intact. Alas for the DVD  release Columbia chose to remove that line of dialogue.'),
('20475',' The 77'),
('20476','minute film was expanded to 90 minutes in 1966.'),
('20477',' German DVD and video is cut for violence to secure a "Not under 18" rating.'),
('20478',' In the UK, the word spazz was substituted in order to obtain a PG  certificate as opposed to a 12.'),
('20479',' In all video releases, the extended scene of Eddies Baby living with Richard  Cramer were edited due to their unpleasant nature of child and wife beating,  but they are aired on AMC.'),
('20480',' There exists also a colorized version.'),
('20481',' The DVD version of the film contains five deleted scenes, commented on by  director Christophe Gans, that were cut from the movie for reasons of pacing  or character continuity: '),
('20482',' An extended version of the fight sequence the opens the film between Mani   (Mark Decascos) and the highwaymen.  In the extended version, Fronsac   (Samuel le Bihan) ends up assisting Mani in defeating them.  In the film   version, Mani fights alone. '),
('20483',' A raven assists Mani in finding the body of a shepherdhess, the beasts most   recent victim.  In the film, the body is found much later on than when this   scene would have led the audience to believe. '),
('20484',' Sardis (Jean'),
('20485','Francois Stevenin) warns Fronsac about continuing his affair   with Marianne (Emilie Dequenne), saying that he doubts Fronsac has the moral   character required to be with such a woman. '),
('20486',' A tender scene between Fronsac and Marianne on a frozen pond covered in fog. '),
('20487',' A scene set in La Teissiers where Sylvia (Monica Bellucci) reveals to   Fronsac that the rooms in the bordello are equipped with two'),
('20488','way mirrors.    She shows him a room where a friend of the Morangais family is involved in a   bizarre sadomasochistic encounter.'),
('20489',' The Canadian 3'),
('20490','disc DVD released October 2002 features a 152 minute  directors cut with the following scenes added to the middle of the film  before and after Fronsac returns to Paris: '),
('20491',' Right after Fronsac has constructed the fake beast for De Bauternes, he goes   to the brothel, gets drunk and confesses to Sylvia that the beast caught by   De Bauternes is a fake. '),
('20492',' An long steadicam shot from Jean'),
('20493','Francois POV as he sneaks through the   brothel and into Sylvias room, where he finds a sketch of Sylvia naked that   Fronsac has drawn. He laughs because its just what he needs to drive   Marianne away from Fronsac. '),
('20494',' Fronsac arrives at the De Morangias castle to see Marianne one last time   before returning to Paris. The guards tell him he is no longer welcome on   orders of the Countess and that Marianne is sick. Jean'),
('20495','Francois turns up and   tells the guards and his mother to let Fronsac in. Jean'),
('20496','Francois leads him   into the great hall where Marianne waits. She tells Fronsac she doesnt want   to see him again and tosses the naked sketch of Sylvie onto the floor.   Fronsac storms out, knocking Jean'),
('20497','Francois to the floor on his way. '),
('20498',' After the second girl is killed down in the pit there is a scene inside the   Church where Sylvia kneels down next to Marianne as she prays. She tells   Marianne the Fronsac truly only loves her. Sardis watches Sylvia   suspiciously as she leaves. '),
('20499',' A scene on the docks as Fronsac and Mani are loading supplies for the trip   to Africa. Thomas DApacher turns up and tells Fronsac that the beast   continued attacking after he and De Beauternes left. DApacher cannot find   anyone to go on the hunt with him and he wants to try to hunt this time   using Manis methods. At first Fronsac refuses, but DApacher provides him   with a love letter from Marianne in which she asks for the secret meeting at   her nannys house. Fronsac agrees to return.'),
('20500',' A third version of the film was released theatrically and on DVD in the UK.  In this version all the scenes involving the Royal Hunter (Bauterne) are  removed '),
('20501',' his character is referred to, but never seen. This includes the  removal of the following scenes: '),
('20502',' The entire elaborate arrival of Bauterne is removed. '),
('20503',' The scene with Bauterne in the bath telling the Chevalier that he is no   longer required and then attempting to seduce an unwilling female servant. '),
('20504',' The scene where Chevalier is ordered to use his skills to make an ordinary   dead wolf killed by Bauterne look like the beast, and the following scenes   where he does so. '),
('20505',' The scenes where the fake beast is presented to the Royal court and the   ensuing discussion are all removed.'),
('20506',' However some of the scenes from the Directors Cut are added into the UK  version: '),
('20507',' A long steadicam shot from Jean'),
('20508','Francois POV as he sneaks through the   brothel and into Sylvias room, where he finds a sketch of Sylvia naked that   Fronsac has drawn. He laughs because its just what he needs to drive   Marianne away from Fronsac. '),
('20509',' Fronsac arrives at the De Morangias castle to see Marianne one last time   before returning to Paris. The guards tell him he is no longer welcome on   orders of the Countess and that Marianne is sick. Jean'),
('20510','Francois turns up and   tells the guards and his mother to let Fronsac in. Jean'),
('20511','Francois leads him   into the great hall where Marianne waits. She tells Fronsac she doesnt want   to see him again and tosses the naked sketch of Sylvie onto the floor.   Fronsac storms out, knocking Jean'),
('20512','Francois to the floor on his way. '),
('20513',' After the second girl is killed down in the pit there is a scene inside the   Church where Sylvia kneels down next to Marianne as she prays. She tells   Marianne the Fronsac truly only loves her. Sardis watches Sylvia   suspiciously as she leaves. '),
('20514',' A scene on the docks as Fronsac and Mani are loading supplies for the trip   to Africa. Thomas DApacher turns up and tells Fronsac that the beast   continued attacking after he and De Beauternes left. DApacher cannot find   anyone to go on the hunt with him and he wants to try to hunt this time   using Manis methods. At first Fronsac refuses, but DApacher provides him   with a love letter from Marianne in which she asks for the secret meeting at   her nannys house. Fronsac agrees to return.'),
('20515',' German VHS version was cut by ca. 8 minutes.'),
('20516',' The USA Media'),
('20517','Blasters version under the title Man from Deep River is  completely uncut at 93 minutes.'),
('20518',' The film was rejected for a UK cinema certificate in 1975 by the BBFC and  ended up on the infamous DPP 74 list of video nasties. It was finally  released in 2003 after 3 minutes 45 secs of cuts to remove all the scenes of  animal killings.'),
('20519',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('20520',' The original UK cinema version (released as "A Craving For Lust") was heavily  cut by 13 minutes by the BBFC and the film later ended up on the DPP 74 list  of video nasties. The initial 1987 video release (now retitled "Psychic  Killer II" despite having no connection with the previous film of that title)  had been pre'),
('20521','edited by the distributors before submission to remove the  original UK cinema cuts but was rejected by the BBFC. The 2002 DVD release by  Vipco was cut by 4 minutes 9 secs to edit scenes of sexual violence, the  bathroom rape, and a urination sequence. In addition the directors interview  extra on the DVD was also cut by 54 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of a  woman being facially burnt with a lit aerosol, a sickle blade between a pair  of breasts, and a woman being repeatedly kicked.'),
('20522',' The video version of this film was passed uncut in Australia in the early  1980s, after twice being rejected for a cinema certificate in the 1970s. It  was released under the title Island of Perversion on the Showcase Video  label, and is the exact same version as the old uncut UK video nasty. It is  now difficult to find in video stores, though it might be located in a well  stocked adult section of a typical store. This is due to its porn'),
('20523','like cover  of a naked woman being embraced by a man.'),
('20524',' On its release to what were then called "neighborhood theatres" (i.e.  theatres which showed films that had ended their first runs downtown), the  films running time was shortened by having three songs eliminated, "I Still  See Elisa", "The First Thing You Know", and "Gold Fever". This left both Lee  Marvin and Clint Eastwood with only one solo song each. The film was restored  to its original length for its first television showing, and has remained  that way ever since.'),
('20525',' Originally premiered at the Venice Film Festival on September 8, 1946 in a  longer cut (running 134 minutes). Later cut to 125 minutes. The 134 min. cut  has been restored from material found at the Bundesarchiv'),
('20526','Filmarchiv in  Berlin, Germany and has premiered at the 55th Venice Film Festival in 1998.'),
('20527',' The introduction scene featuring a male demon and a female seraph getting  "intimate" with each other was cut from the Singapore release and replaced  with something less risque.'),
('20528',' The version shown on the American Movie Classics channel was copyrighted in  1968 by Leopold Friedman and Raymond Rohauer.  It had an uncredited music  soundtrack and ran 21 minutes.'),
('20529',' Two versions exist: an X'),
('20530','rated version with hardcore, and an R'),
('20531','rated version,  which has the more explicit scenes '),
('20532',' and therefore nearly all of the sex '),
('20533','  deleted.'),
('20534',' An unrated version has more explicit sex scenes than the R'),
('20535','rated version.'),
('20536',' Dubbed Hindi version released in 1973 with extra footage.'),
('20537',' The Japanese version contains new characters and slightly different levels.'),
('20538',' The US PlayStation version contains 31 levels, the PC version contains 18 and  the N'),
('20539','Gage version contains 11 levels.'),
('20540',' Also in a colorized version.'),
('20541',' Originally rated "R" in the U.S. upon its release, some profanity and drug  use was cut from the film to be re'),
('20542','rated "PG".  The "R" rated version was  released on video but is now out of print and extremely rare.'),
('20543',' The film was banned in June 1971 by the BBFC, before being released with an  X rating in November 1974. A cut version, short of 57 seconds, was passed  with an 18 rating on New Years Eve 1987 for video release. In April 2002,  however, a version of the film was passed with an 18 rating by the BBFC,  and all its previous cuts were waived.'),
('20544',' All showings of this cartoon on Disney Channel/Toon Disney are missing most  of the black maid, leaving her shadow in place.'),
('20545',' Some American prints of this film run 132 minutes, instead of 150.'),
('20546',' The Spanish version has several cuts during the film due to censorship  reasons, including Alfred Dreyfus scene on Devils Island. This version also  includes a song called "Toi qui regardes la mer" that appears during the end  credits with music by Jerry Goldsmith and sung by the French singer  Nicoletta.'),
('20547',' Originally released at 132 minutes.'),
('20548',' The Japanese DVD blurs over the scene of Willie Aames full frontal nudity.'),
('20549',' The theatrical and original home video versions of this film both ran for 100  min.  However, the MGM MovieTime release only runs for 96 min.'),
('20550',' All UK versions are cut by 42 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of a tethered  and gagged monkey in Cosmos closet.'),
('20551',' Also available in a computer'),
('20552','colored version.'),
('20553',' Paradise Villa is being re'),
('20554','released on November 17th, 2001 with a running  time of 95 minutes.'),
('20555',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20556',' 2003 US version released for Beverly Hills Film Festival'),
('20557',' The version released in the 48 hour film project was missing the crucial  music at the beginning and end of the film.'),
('20558',' Version for distribution of the original film in Romania, titled Parada  Paramount (1930) included additional sketches by Romanian actors Ion  Ian'),
('20559','Covescu and Pola Iliescu'),
('20560',' The version on the English Kirch Group DVD includes an added sequence,  recently discovered, where Laurel and Hardy rescue the wardens daughter from  a burning building during a prison riot. This sequence was recently  discovered and added into the film.'),
('20561',' French, German, and Italian language versions filmed simultaneously.'),
('20562',' While originally released at 56 minutes (and only available in that version  for decades), a special 65'),
('20563','minute version was released on laserdisc in the  early 1980s. This version, running nine minutes longer, includes extra  dialogue and musical numbers.'),
('20564',' Some versions (including the "remastered" one shown by the BBC) there is a  line of dialogue missing from the "blackface" scene, when Stan calls Ollie  "sambo".'),
('20565',' All of the available prints removed the opening MGM lion and all references  to Metro'),
('20566','Goldwyn'),
('20567','Mayer and Loews Incorporated. The Spanish language version,  "Los presidiarios" features all of the scenes added for the extended version;  the prison school sequence is absent but there is a fire sequence during the  inmates riot not featured in the English version. The opening credits of this  Spanish version are lost; instead, there is a Film Classics opener (in  English) and then the title with which this film was shown in Spain, "De bote  en bote". In all of the other Spanish speaking countries this version was  shown as "Los presidiarios".'),
('20568',' Early 80s Disney Home Video releases of "The Parent Trap" are missing the  scene in the car between Sharon (playing Susan) and her father before they  drive up to the ranch. Also missing is a dissolve between the scene where  Sharon (playing Susan) is hearing about the new woman from the housekeeper  and when she is going to the pool to meet the new woman(it becomes a straight  cut and a few seconds are saved in the process).'),
('20569',' The British Board of Film Classification removed 1 second of piercing details  from the UK versions, for fear of encouraging underage piercing!'),
('20570',' A version shown on the Disney channel also edits the piercing scene  as well  as the the following two scenes: '),
('20571',' When Annie says "Oh my God! Oh my God"  in reference to her fathers house; '),
('20572',' When Hallie, in London, tastes the wine and says that she prefers the softer   California grape.'),
('20573',' The theatrical trailer features a scene where Hallie & Annie are reciting  "Star Light, Star Bright" at their seperate windows. This is not in the film.'),
('20574',' The Italian release lists Hans Billian as a director instead of Jesus Franco.'),
('20575',' The DVD contains both the original version of the film and a re'),
('20576','edited  version featuring new footage shot by The Troma Team.'),
('20577',' Some music differs between the North American version and the UK video  version, particularly in two scenes: '),
('20578',' 1'),
('20579',' When Pondo is at the male strip club, the song playing in the North   American version is "Roman Gods" by The Fleshtones, and in the UK version   its "Radio Free Europe" by R.E.M. '),
('20580',' 2'),
('20581','When Pondo is at the sex shop and the two clerks are talking about   missiles, there is no music playing in the North American version, but in   the UK version, theres a reprise of "Radio Free Europe". '),
('20582',' Therefore, R.E.M.s "Radio Free Europe" does not appear in the North   American version, yet is still listed in the end credits.'),
('20583',' Rereleased in 1995 with new scene.'),
('20584',' Also available in a colorized version'),
('20585',' German TV'),
('20586',' and Retail'),
('20587','Version were cut to obtain a 16'),
('20588','rating'),
('20589',' Extra footage is added to the TV version.'),
('20590',' In the TV alternate version Charles Ranes explains why he asked what time it  is. He wants his victim to know the time of their death.'),
('20591',' The version shown in the UK substitutes alternative footage for all scenes  depicting the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, in order to avoid offending  British viewers.'),
('20592',' Two versions are available in the USA, an edited R'),
('20593','rated version and a more  graphic unrated version.'),
('20594',' Around 1950 a French film historian, Lo Duca, discovered the second negative  in the vaults of Gaumont Studios, in pristine condition. Sadly, he created  his own version, changing the original and including a score that was a  montage of Albinoni, Vivaldi, and other Baroque composers. Intertitles were  done away with and replaced with subtitles, and the film opens in a  voice'),
('20595','over. Dreyer was horrified and disowned Ducas version.'),
('20596',' In 1981 a print was discovered in a closet of a mental institution in Oslo,  Norway. The film was sent to the Norwegian Film Institute where it was found  to be a copy of the original 1928 version with Danish intertitles. Uncensored  prints were shipped to Copenhagen, and were not censored there, making the  discovered print the defining version.'),
('20597',' A full restoration was made in 1985 by the Cinémathèque Française under the  direction of Vincent Pinel, using the same Danish print in the Danske  Filmmuseum in Copenhagen. Intertitles were translated from Danish to French  by Michel Drouzy. It uses the score "Visions of Light" by Richard Einhorn and  runs 82 minutes.'),
('20598',' In January 2005, Mel Gibson (I) (qv) announced that a slightly (5'),
('20599','6  minutes) shorter version would be released to theaters in March 2005 (just in  time for Easter), under the title "The Passion Recut". The new version  features no new scenes, but trimming of the most graphic scenes, particularly  the scourging.'),
('20600',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('20601',' A Korean version runs at least 30 minutes longer than the US version; the  only difference is extended soft'),
('20602','core nude scenes (the film was funded by  Korean investors).'),
('20603',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('20604','rated and unrated versions.'),
('20605',' The UK version is cut by 25 seconds to remove the sight of a dog hanging by  its neck, in accordance with the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('20606',' Video by Video'),
('20607','X'),
('20608','Pix cuts some sex scenes.'),
('20609',' The US version had a prologue read by Eleanor Roosevelt (the first lady) to  emphasise that the Nazi concentration camps WERE as bad as depicted (in fact  they were MUCH worse).'),
('20610',' The American release had 5 minutes cut, mainly of the Nazi brutality to  prisoners in the concentration camp.'),
('20611',' UK 18 rated versions are cut by around 14 seconds by the BBFC to remove  scenes of cockfighting and a forwards horse'),
('20612','fall.'),
('20613',' For its original release the film was massively recut by the studio without  the directors approval. Subsequently the editor, Roger Spottiswoode,  restored it in a manner closer to Peckinpahs intentions.  The  Peckinpah/Spottiswoode version introduces several scenes not in the original  release, most notably a framing narrative showing Garretts death twenty'),
('20614','five  years later; it also removes the song "Knocking on Heavens Door" from the  Dylan soundtrack at the death of Sheriff Baker.'),
('20615',' Television version had violence and nudity cut and new scenes added.'),
('20616',' Hindi version includes a dance sequence in color.'),
('20617',' 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.'),
('20618',' Original Australian version features a music score by Brian May; European  version was rescored by Italian rock group Goblin, partly using outtakes from  their score for a TV series for director Dario Argento.'),
('20619',' The German TV'),
('20620','version has got a few cuts.'),
('20621',' The line "Theres never been a terrorist attack on American soil" was  included in trailers for movie, but was left out of theatrical release  because it sounded too much like an invitation or dare.'),
('20622',' 9 seconds were cut from the UK version to obtain a "15" rating.'),
('20623',' The German FSK16 version is cut in 1 scene by 2 seconds. In the FSK16 version  you miss the scene, where Seagal stabs the broken Glas into the head of his  enemy.'),
('20624',' In the extended edition, there are additional scenes involving Cornwallis and  Tavington. Here, the viewer witnesses Cornwallis scolding Tavington in the  presence of other officers '),
('20625',' In the scene, Cornwallis sarcastically remarks  that Tavington has earned himself the nickname "The Butcher." This scene is  important in that it helps establish and underscore the motive Tavington has  for eliminating "The Ghost," Benjamin Martin. Further dialogue between the  two is found later in the movie as well.'),
('20626',' In the extended edition, the burial of Thomas is shown. Although the scene is  short, it nevertheless reiterates that Benjamin Martin has a tender, loving  side (remember, a few scenes before he was hacking and slashing away at every  Redcoat in sight).'),
('20627',' In the extended edition, the "ambush" scene following the death of Thomas. In  the original edited version of the film we soon observe the infamous  Tavington interviewing a dying witness of the event in a battlefield tent  hospital. It is in this scene that the witness compares who we know as  Benjamin Martin to a ghost. The problem is, as far as we knew, there were no  survivors. We had to accept at face value that perhaps one must have escaped.  In this version of the film we now know the facts! You see, after Martin does  his bloody hack job on a would'),
('20628','be escapee, the camera pans in on one  particular Redcoat as he lays wounded in a nearby swamp. We then get a peek  at what he sees through his one dying eye: an eerie glimpse of Martin  flitting through the dim light of the heavily'),
('20629','wooded forest. Then the camera  focuses again on the bloodied face of this dying witness. It is not long  thereafter that we discover that this poor chap actually survives (hes the  one in the hospital tent).'),
('20630',' In the extended edition, Benjamin Martins youngest children get their first  taste of the horrors of war prior to the death of Thomas. This comes just  before the evening when Gabriel stumbles home after being wounded in a nearby  battle. Something (the viewer is unaware) catches the attention of the Martin  children and they stride over to a nearby creek/river to investigate. What  they discover are the bodies of several soldiers floating downstream. Martin  then comes over and ushers the children back into the house.'),
('20631',' In the theatrical version, right after Benjamin The Ghost Martin gets his  orders to go start a militia he gives Gabriel a lecture about how he must  call him Sir or Colonel and not to call him dad.  This does not appear in the  cable version.'),
('20632',' For broadcast TV, any nudity scenes were excised. So was the scene wherein  Patsy (Ofelia Medina) gets high before getting it off with Claudio (Julián  Pastor).'),
('20633',' In 2004, a TCM aired a restored print with a new score by Vivek Maddala which  runs 77 minutes.'),
('20634',' The Italian version is approx. 20 minutes shorter and removes all scenes set  in the German Military HQ and/or showing German officers: although the  credits still include the names of German performers, like  Karl Michael Vogler (qv) as Marshall Rommel, their characters never appear  onscreen in the Italian  release.'),
('20635',' After the film was released theatrically in October 1958 there was some  controversy with the scene where Dr. Seidel tells his students that the  chance to win at a gambling machine is 1:37. A German lobby organization  protested against this, stating that the chance to win is fixed at 1:4 by  law. The result was that after 30th January 1959 a statement was put at the  beginning of the film citing the error.'),
('20636',' All TV versions and home video releases omit the mentioned part of the  gambling machine sequence and the therefore also the statement at the  beginning.'),
('20637',' The British Cinema version was cut to remove the drill sequence. This version  was released on video in the UK before 1984, after which all videos were  required to be submitted to the British Board of Film Classification.  When  it was finally given a video certificate by the BBFC, further cuts were made  to remove the intestinal vomit scene, and the brain squashing scenes.  The UK  video has a total of 2m 21s of cuts.'),
('20638',' Later passed totally uncut in 2001 in the UK.'),
('20639',' The version released by Anchor Bay Entertainment is the complete, uncut  version, containing all the gore and violence.'),
('20640',' There is an alternate version that has a runtime of 20 minutes.'),
('20641',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('20642',' The UK cinema version and all subsequent releases were cut by 5 seconds to  remove the use of a butterfly knife, though the same scene is still used in a  trailer and has been shown on SKY TVs UK Top 10.'),
('20643',' Director Brian Helgelands cut was significantly changed by producer/star Mel  Gibson before release and was 15 minutes shorter than the final version. Here  are some of the differences to Gibsons highly publicized reshoot version of  the film that was released into the theaters. '),
('20644',' No voiceover of Porter '),
('20645',' The opening shot of Porter in the doctors office is not in Helgelands cut.   The film begins with Porter on the bridge returning to the city. Brians cut   doesnt suggest the double'),
('20646','cross until we see the flashback. '),
('20647',' A more harsh exchange when Porter visits Rosie (Maria Bello) for the first   time. '),
('20648',' Odds and ends with Val Resnick (Gregg Henry) throughout the film. Includes a   curbside threat to the David Paymer character and a funny scene calling   Pearl (Lucy Liu) on the phone. '),
('20649',' In Helgelands version, Porter does not merely appear in Resnicks hotel   room in the mob hotel. He sets fire to a garbage truck to distract the hoods   out of the hotel lobby, then has a nasty encounter with another hood in the   hotel elevator, eventually leaving the hood unconscious with the elevator   doors banging open and closed on his head. Gibson describes this scene in an   interview in Premiere Magazine: "I get on an elevator with some guy," Gibson   says with relish, "the guy notices Im not supposed to be on the elevator   and the next time the doors open you see that Ive ripped the guys eye out.   Then I see him later as hes going into some office, and I say, Oh, its   you again, Cyclops and I poke the guys other eye out." '),
('20650',' A small exchange between Porter and the Asian gang. '),
('20651',' When Val breaks in and beats up Rosie, Porter the dog gets shots in the head   and remains dead. In Mels cut, the dog lives. '),
('20652',' The two versions of the film begin to change greatly when Porter confronts   Fairfax (James Coburn). The dialog is different and the outcome of the scene   is changed. '),
('20653',' Bronson the Outfit boss is played by Sally Kellerman rather than Kris   Kristoffersen. Shes never seen in the film, instead interacting with Porter   over speakerphones. When Porter begins to kill her associates, the boss   almost immediately gives in to Porters demands. In Mels cut, the boss was   a bigger character and provided a bigger climax. All the bosss son and   torture scenes are not in Brians cut of the movie. '),
('20654',' The climax of the film takes place on a mass transit platform. Porter   arranges to pick up his cut of the money, but the boss dispatches hitmen to   stop him. He gets the money, but is shot in the chest. Stumbling out of the   station, he drops the bag and a homeless man picks it up. Porter refuses to   put up a fight and begins to die. Rosie finds him and slaps him back to   life. Porter suggests a doctor he knows can patch him up. The final shot is   of the two driving out of town.'),
('20655',' The montage of death was actually a full scene shot in a gazebo. It opens  with "Gay Guy #2" trying to convince "Gay Guy #1" to join a public orgy. Just  as they are about to enter the gazebo Sal shows up and slices off their  hands. We see the hands land on the ground in a pool of blood. Sal enters the  gazebo where he has an extended duel with "Sayanara Sarah", before spraying  acid in her face and slicing her throat. The remainder of the scene is still  pretty much intact in the Directors Cut. This scene was cut due to issues  with lighting and sound.'),
('20656',' TBS and TNT broadcasts eliminate all references to CNN, including putting a  colored square over the CNN logo when it appears on screen.'),
('20657',' A speech by Beckinsales character which tells how America helped win the war  despite the attack at Pearl Harbor has been altered for Japanese and German  releases, with the word "us" changed to "Americas"'),
('20658',' Other alterations made in the Japanese versions include: '),
('20659',' the December 7th date was changed to December 8th due to the time zone   difference in Japan; '),
('20660',' the words "Jap Suckers" changed to "Japs"; '),
('20661',' Colonel James Doolittle (Alec Baldwin)s line "Kill as many of those   bastards as possible" was changed to "I myself would choose a tasty target"; '),
('20662',' Nurse Stewart (Kate Beckinsale)s line "Before Doolittles raid, Americans   knew nothing but defeat; after it, nothing but victory" was changed to   "After it, there was hope of victory"; '),
('20663',' a scene showing Japanese women in traditional kimonos and carrying parasols   during Doolittles Raid on Tokyo was omitted.'),
('20664',' DVD version in Hong Kong is also similar to the one in Japan as described,  but: '),
('20665',' the December 7th date is NOT changed; '),
('20666',' Colonel James Doolittle (Alec Baldwin)s line "Kill as many of those   bastards as possible" was changed to "I myself would choose a sweet little   target"; '),
('20667',' a scene showing Japanese women in traditional kimonos and carrying parasols   during Doolittles Raid on Tokyo was NOT omitted.'),
('20668',' The Vista Series DVD release includes a Directors Cut of the movie with  additional material/footage. The most notable differences from the theatrical  version are as follows: '),
('20669',' Some of the dialogue has been trimmed in the scene where Rafe arrives in   London. '),
('20670',' The scene where the Betty talks about not liking church has some new   dialogue, and some pre'),
('20671','existing dialogue appears to be from different takes. '),
('20672',' The scene where Evelyn and Danny are swimming in the ocean has a couple of   different camera angles and has been shortened, removing the conversation in   Dannys convertible. '),
('20673',' The "Spine'),
('20674','tingling feeling" scene with Dan Aykroyd has been expanded to   contain some extra dialogue about the Navys concern over the missing   Japanese fleet. '),
('20675',' There are also some ethnic slurs during the Dorie Miller boxing match. '),
('20676',' Attack footage is more graphic. When people are blown out of sand bag   barricades instead of whole bodies you see bloody limbs and torsos go   flying. Also during the films many strafing scenes we now see huge chunks   of meat and body parts being blown off the falling people. If you look   closely during the "nurse strafing" scene, when Evelyn and Sandra are   ducking down by the fountain, you can even see a man get cut in half by the   20mm rounds coming from the strafing Zeros. '),
('20677',' There are several new scenes on Battleship Row where we see sailors on fire,   getting shot, and brutally dismembered by shrapnel. This includes a   extremely graphic shot of a severed head. '),
('20678',' The scene with Miller and Capt. Bennion now includes a brutal shot of   Bennion moaning and crying as he holds his intestines in his hands. We also   see Miller try to put them back in his stomach. '),
('20679',' The hospital scenes now include graphic shots of battlefield surgery and   amputations, as well as close'),
('20680','up shots of severed limbs laying on the floor. '),
('20681',' New non'),
('20682','graphic shots throughout the attack basically making it longer and   more complete. '),
('20683',' Dialogue during the attack includes more profanity '),
('20684',' The scene around the campfire with Rafe and Danny before they start training   for the Dolittle raid is completely removed. '),
('20685',' A whole new scene with Dolittle addressing the troops on the ship the night   before the mission has been added. '),
('20686',' During the raid sequence some new dialogue and profanity has been added.'),
('20687',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20688',' A 10'),
('20689','episode version was re'),
('20690','released by a company other than Pathe. One of  the episodes was titled "War Clouds."'),
('20691',' Filmed simultaneously in Italian and Spanish versions. While most of the cast  is the same, some actors are different in the two versions'),
('20692',' Even though its not listed in the case, there are deleted scenes not in the  theatrical nor video release in the DVD version.'),
('20693',' The DVD contains 4 deleted scenes. '),
('20694',' Pee'),
('20695','wee meets Amazing Larry at the magic shop. '),
('20696',' Pee'),
('20697','wee hitches a ride with Boone the Bear.During the ride he has a   nightmare with Francis in it. '),
('20698',' The bikers visit Pee'),
('20699','wee in the hospital. '),
('20700',' An extended version of the chase at Warner Brothers that pays off Pee'),
('20701','wees   purchase of the boomerang bow'),
('20702','tie'),
('20703',' When "Pee'),
('20704','Wees Big Adventure" aired on the Disney Channel, Pee'),
('20705','Wees line,  "I dont want another crappy bike" was changed to "I dont want another  crummy bike". Most versions before this would make the word "crappy"  inaudible, which didnt work.'),
('20706',' The version for broadcast and Internet features original music produced by  Paris Toon'),
('20707',' In the scene where Mark is about to kill the model "Milly" she lays on the  bed bare breasted. For the US version they had to re'),
('20708','shoot with her breasts  covered.'),
('20709',' Blockbuster video version runs 101 minutes.'),
('20710',' New footage and Francis X. Bushman narration added for 1965 reissue.'),
('20711',' In addition to theatrical release, the film has been re'),
('20712','edited into four part  TV series.'),
('20713',' Released first as a coin'),
('20714','operated arcade machine, then was later made  available for the Sega Genesis and Sega Megadrive consoles.  The graphics and  sound are basically the same on either platform, but the controls are easier  and more straightforward on the arcade machine.'),
('20715',' The DVD release from Mondo Macabro contains alternate versions of three  scenes from the films Indonesian release: '),
('20716',' In the prelude scene at the beginning of the film, the South Seas Queens   one'),
('20717','hundredth husband is portrayed in the US version by a blonde American   man dressed in white, whereas in the Indonesian version, he is portrayed by   an Asian man dressed in pink. '),
('20718',' When Tania is possessed by having a snake invade her, in the US version the   snake enters her vagina. In the Indonesian version the snake enters her   navel. '),
('20719',' After becoming possessed, Tania emerges from the ocean nude in the US   version. In the Indonesian version, she emerges from the ocean wearing a   white chiffon gown.'),
('20720',' The original release featured a short epilogue with Chaney as himself walking  down a flight of stairs. It was shown simply to prove that the actor was not  a real amputee.'),
('20721',' In 2004, Turner Classic Movies exhibited a version on television with a music  score, but no details were given. It ran 90 minutes.'),
('20722',' Penetration was edited from The Slasher (1974) and Farley Grangers role was  changed from a serial killer hunting cop to a porno movie watcher.'),
('20723',' The version that premiered at Screamfest at Universal Studios in October 2005  had various extra scenes not found in the final release version: '),
('20724',' a scene of Jessica riding her bike in the West Village. '),
('20725',' a scene in the fashion agency where Jessica meets her boss, Marla. '),
('20726',' a longer sequence the office where Jessica discusses her relationship with   David. '),
('20727',' a longer scene with Jessica and David in bed on the first night in the   house. '),
('20728',' A scene where Jessica learns she is not pregnant via a home pregnancy test.'),
('20729',' A 46 min. censored version of the 62 min. original is distributed in some  Asian markets. The censored version deletes all shots showing pubic hair.'),
('20730',' Sound version had voice over replacing intertitles and had music added.'),
('20731',' The British cinema release version was cut by the BBFC to shorten the beating  scene after a few punches, and to completely remove the second flashback  sequence where Mortimers sister shoots herself to avoid a possible rape.  Although all UK video and original DVD releases contained these scenes the  2005 Special Edition DVD was missing around 20 secs from the beating (which  ends abruptly and without the dialogue exchange between Indio and Groggy).'),
('20732',' The German theatrical version has been cut by 10 minutes for the original  release. Although the movie has been redubbed in 1995, the cuts have been  kept. The following material was removed: '),
('20733',' Pre'),
('20734','credits sequence shortened '),
('20735',' The intro text after the credits is removed (restored in the 95 redub), '),
('20736',' The head shot closeup of Guy Calloway is removed. '),
('20737',' Indio shoots multiple times into the guard room. '),
('20738',' Wife and child of the traitor of Indio are shot by Indios men; dueling   scene between Indio and the traitor is shortened, '),
('20739',' Beating up scene of Monco and Mortimer shortened, '),
('20740',' When Mortimers Sister commits suicide, the pan down to the bleeding wound   is removed, '),
('20741',' The scene in which Monco counts the bounty as wounded Groggy tries to shoot   him and Monco kills him, thus "solving his arithmetics problem", is removed'),
('20742',' ITV (in the UK) transmitted the "real" uncut version during the 1990s.  Current UK distribution wrongly labels their copy uncut because 30 seconds of  brutality is missing! When [Eastwood] and [Cleef] are savagely taking a  beating from Indeos boys, Indeo orders them by saying "stop it!" right at  the end. One asks "...why let them live?" And then Indeo replys: "'),
('20743',' all  things in the right time." Then the scene swiftly moves on. The film slicing  is evident in the latest copy anyway where the scene is missing '),
('20744',' the picture  jerks into the next cut abruptly due to ancient film cutting techniques.'),
('20745',' In the United States an edited 126 version was released. This version was  used for television syndication, pay'),
('20746','tv, and initial home video releases.'),
('20747',' The Swedish cinema version was shortened by 1m 2sec in the assault scene. The  video version from Warner is probably the same censored version.'),
('20748',' In 2003 the German TV network "Kabel 1" aired a restored and uncut version,  identical with the one on US'),
('20749','DVD. All previously cut scenes had been redubbed  and the movie was presented for the first time on German TV in its original  2.35:1 ratio.'),
('20750',' All the wide'),
('20751','screen versions from MGM lack a scene at the end of the scene  where Manco and Col. Mortimer are beaten up. There, 20 seconds are missing,  where Indio jumps down the wall and orders to stop the beating. He orders to  tie them up and his aide asks him, why keep them alive. This cut is contained  in all the DVD releases by MGM worldwide, including the newly restored  Special Edition. The British Pan&Scan VHS video is uncut, as well as the  Italian DVD release (which, however, only contains Italian language audio).'),
('20752',' The original British theatrical release had about 4 minutes cut by the BBFC.  Many closeup shots of bloodied faces and bodies (including the body of Chico)  were removed, as well as a shot of Ramon dripping blood from his mouth. The  main cuts however were to the beating up of Eastwood, which lost a hand  stomping scene, and extensive cuts to the assault on the Baxters house which  was cut to shorten the overall sequence by removing all shots of men on fire  and the shooting of Consuela Baxter (the cut version removes the shot of her  falling backwards). The 1999 MGM video and DVD releases are fully uncut and  the same as the USA DVD release.'),
('20753',' When the film first aired on American TV, a network executive ordered the  creation of a new prologue (directed by Monte Hellman (qv)) to give a moral  justification for the lead characters killings: a prison warden  (Harry Dean Stanton (qv)) commutes "the Man With No Names" sentence if he  goes to San Miguel and restores order to the town. Neither Eastwood or Leone  participated in this new sequence (the Man With No Name is seen only from the  rear), and this distortion of Leones creative vision has reportedly been  dropped from subsequent presentations. This prologue can be found on the  Special Edition DVD.'),
('20754',' The original Spanish version, presented by the director at the 1998 Fantasy  Film Festival 1998 in Munich, runs 10 minutes longer and features more sex  and violence.'),
('20755',' The BBFC have cut 36s from the UK cinema version.'),
('20756',' The unrated video and DVD version re'),
('20757','titled "Dance With The Devil" is cut.  Although retaining most of the sex and violence cut from other censored  versions, parts of the shoot'),
('20758','out at the end have been altered. The original  version ended with some characters digitally morphing into the scene finale  from Vera Cruz.'),
('20759',' Available on VHS/DVD in 2 versions: the edited 115 min. R'),
('20760','rated version and a  121 min. unrated version.'),
('20761',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('20762',' The character model for Joanna Dark was somewhat modified for the Japanese  version to make her more Asian in appearance.'),
('20763',' Perfect Dark 0 was originally slated for a Nintendo Gamecube release, but in  September 2002, Nintendo decided to officially sell its share of developer  Rare Ltd. to Microsoft. The year before, Nintendo had the opportunity to  purchase the company, and refused. Since Rare Ltd. was sold to Microsoft, and  Perfect Dark is a license owned by Rare Ltd., the game was now scheduled for  an X'),
('20764','Box release, with character art different from the original Perfect Dark  game.'),
('20765',' When released in a computer colorized version, the scene following Uncle  Edgar getting the tireless wheel along with the car crashed down on his  gouted foot was cut out. It featured Stan holding the flat tire and notices a  nail. He yanks it out and Ollie takes the tire from him before Stan can get  the spare so it shows why they put the flat tire back on the car.'),
('20766',' Rereleased in 1993 with added scene.'),
('20767',' DVD version includes an alternative ending not shown in the theatrical  release.'),
('20768',' TV versions airing on TBS have two additional scenes in which Jennifer  (Mariska Hargitay) has lines: one after Kims funeral, in which she and Jeff  catch up; and the other some days later, in which Jennifer and Jeff share a  kiss before ninjas attack the two at the garden where she works. Theatrical  and video versions have edited out any romance between Jennifer and Jeff in  the story.'),
('20769',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('20770','rated and unrated versions.'),
('20771',' The 1997 Warner Home Video Maverick Directors Widescreen PAL'),
('20772','VHS edition of  Performance (Cat. No: S015399) and the 2007 Region 2 DVD (DY11687) feature  shots not featured in previous "X" cuts (such as 1981 Warner Home Video  PAL'),
('20773','VHS WEV 61131). These appear while Chas (Fox) is being whipped by Joey  Maddocks (Valentine), S015399 and DY11687 feature a reverie while Chas looses  consciousness. This is a montage of shots of boxers. Chas (Fox) shoots Joey  (Valentine), who is now seen, unlike in previous versions, to rise from the  bed and mutter something at Chass feet to which he replies Youre dead  Joey. Directly after, Fox has another newly featured line in which he tells  the remaining hood (Murray) to Get out of my flat.'),
('20774',' In most versions the voices of Johnny Shannon, John Bindon and Laraine  Wickens have been overdubbed. This was because the actors own voices were  thought to be "too cockney" for non'),
('20775','UK audiences to understand. The 2007  Region 2 DVD (DY11687) features the voices of all three actors throughout the  feature, none of the previous overdubs are present in this version.'),
('20776',' Warner Bros removed around 20 minutes from the beginning of the film before  the movie was submitted and the BBFC (under UK censor John Trevelyan) then  made a further 16 cuts, most notably to the sexual clawing during the  infamous flogging scene. The 1997 Maverick Directors video release featured  the longer U.S print and restored all the BBFC cut footage.'),
('20777',' According to co'),
('20778','director Cammell in a 90s documentary The Real Donald  Cammell the film originally featured roughly half an hour more of the  otherwise short opening (london gangster) section of the film. The idea being  that the film would show how the worlds of Chas,(Fox) and Turner,(Jagger)  were linked by the idea of performance. It is alleged by Cammell that these  scenes were cut at the suggestion of infamous London Gangsters the Kray  brothers, Ronnie and Reggie, for whom the scenes were too true to their  London underworld Firm to be shown. This footage is also referred to, as  are many other lost, cut or alternative scenes, in the numerous books  either on or concerning the film.'),
('20779',' The Maverick Directors VHS release is the same version shown previously in  the UK on BBC 2, which was introduced by Alex Cox as being the most complete  version available.'),
('20780',' Due to a problem with the publishing rights, the original UK video release  (1991) featured a shortened version of the song "Where The Streets Have No  Name (I Cant Take My Eyes Off You)" which was predominantly made up of only  the former song. The full length version was shown on British television in  1991, and was also included in the 2004 DVD release.'),
('20781',' The original 20 chapter 1914 US theatrical version was edited down and  rearranged into a 9 chapter version and released in Europe in 1916.'),
('20782',' A short version (77) was shown in the USA, France and West Germany whereas a  longer version (85 to 87) was shown in Mexico and East Germany.'),
('20783',' The DVD features 3 deleted scenes: '),
('20784',' A wasted Jerry hitting on Owen Wilsons characters girlfriend and being   thrown out. '),
('20785',' A long haired Jerry working for Hustler magazine. '),
('20786',' A stoned Jerry buying a muffin and being beaten with a baseball bat by the   store clerk.'),
('20787',' The American version, released by United Artists, omits a brief close'),
('20788','up shot  of an erect penis from the films pre'),
('20789','credit collage.'),
('20790',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('20791','rated and unrated versions.'),
('20792',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('20793','rated and unrated versions.'),
('20794',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20795',' The trailer shows scenes not included in the film.'),
('20796',' There is a good'),
('20797','quality workprint circulating as a bootleg which contains all  the graphic violence (including a more graphic shot of the drill scene) which  was cut from the U.S. release to earn an "R" rating.'),
('20798',' "Pet Shop Boys '),
('20799',' A Life in Pop" was originally broadcast on Channel 4 in UK  in a shortened one'),
('20800','hour long version. When the film was released on DVD in UK  and the rest of the world it was an extended 142 minutes version of the  documentary.'),
('20801',' This Disney film has a troubled history as far as the many different versions  released over the years.  It originally ran 134 minutes. After its opening  roadshow engagement, it was cut down to 121 minutes. When it reached home  video, it was time'),
('20802','compressed and edited down to 105 minutes (with its  signature song, "Candle On The Water", cut out). When it was re'),
('20803','released to  video some years later, it was re'),
('20804','edited to the version now more  commonlyseen, 128 minutes, with "Candle On The Water" restored.  The 1984  theatrical re'),
('20805','issue was edited to 104 minutes, and the TV version further cut  to 92 minutes.'),
('20806',' In the 1990 video, instead of the original RKO logo, the film opens with the  entire Walt Disney Pictures logo, with the Walt Disney Pictures theme  replacing part of "The Second Star to the Right." In the 1998 video and 2007  DVD, the RKO logo and music are restored, but they occur after the Walt  Disney Pictures logo opens the film.'),
('20807',' On the DVD'),
('20808','release there is an alternate ending, where Wendy is grown up and  has a little girl of her own.'),
('20809',' The UK version lacks the head'),
('20810','butt delivered by Hook to Peter Pan in order to  secure a "PG" rating. This cut version was used as the basis for the DVD  release in all PAL'),
('20811','countries, meaning that only NTSC DVDs feature the uncut  version.'),
('20812',' German theatrical version was edited (ie. Hook killing various pirates, sight  of skeletons, much of Hooks more menacing dialogue, the final fight, the  crocodile swallowing Hook) to secure a more commercial "Not under 6" rating.  The DVD (rated "Not under 12") includes all these scenes but misses the  head'),
('20813','butt due to the use of the cut UK PAL'),
('20814','master (see above).'),
('20815',' The US VHS version clips the scene where John and Michael are hanging  upside'),
('20816','down, so their buttocks arent seen. The DVD retains it.'),
('20817',' German version runs 2 minutes shorter than the Italian original version.'),
('20818',' There are many different run times for this film. The Euro versions run the  longest and the US/UK versions (known as The Night Caller)run the shortest.  However "The Night Caller" contains some footage not seen in the longer  running time versions. The US version runs 91 minutes while the UK version  runs about a minute shorter (with some violence cut out.)'),
('20819',' Laserdisc version cuts out some dissolves between scenes, or replaces them  with fades to black (in order to accomodate side breaks).'),
('20820',' New Line/Image Collectors Edition laserdisc features a separate section with  one deleted scene (struck from a what appears to be a work print as there is  no music and sound is limited to dialogue only). The scene has Mike telling  big brother Jody about weird goings'),
('20821','on he has witnessed at the cemetery.   Jody then gets Mike drunk and takes him to Reggies ice cream parlor, where  they start a food fight.  Then it cuts to a scene the next day where Jody  stops by the bank where he works and visits his girlfriend.'),
('20822',' In 1998 MGM re'),
('20823','released Phantasm on VHS to buy. The movie had a Newly  Remastered Dolby Stereo Soundtrack. Also, after the movie the video featured  4 Minutes of scenes cut from the movie. The cut fotage was two scenes '),
('20824',' The first involved Mike entering a room with 2 coffins, one is open and a   body is inside, the other is closed but Mike hears sounds from inside it and   thinks its Reggie. As he tries to open the coffin, Reggie enters the room.   When Mike sees him and then realises that something unplesant is in there,   together the two close the coffin. Mike then tells Reggie that they need to   find Jody '),
('20825',' The second scene had Mike and Jody run into the Tall Man in the funeral   home. Jody shoots the Tall Man several times with his shotgun but it has no   effect on him. He then knocks Mike onto the floor and picks up Jody by the   neck with one hand! Mike sees a fire extinguisher and remembers when the   Tall Man reacted badly when he passed by Reggies Ice Cream truck with its   refrigerator open. Mike realises the Tall Man can be hurt by the cold ,so he   takes out the fire extingusher and blasts the Tall Man with it as hes about   to kill Jody. The Tall Man withers in pain, suddenly he screams and his head   explodes splattering yellow blood all over the walls!'),
('20826',' The cable TV version has a extra text in the credits that reads "Enter the  Tall Mans Mausoleum if you dare at www.phantasm.com"'),
('20827',' Several other deleted scenes from Phantasm can be seen in the film Phantasm  IV: Oblivion including the infamous "Tall Man Rope Hanging Sequence". Another  deleted scene that is featured on the DVD has Mike in bed talking to his  brother Jody about the Tall Man (with reference to the rope hanging  sequence.) Mike: "We can leave him up there forever, though" Jody: "Why not,  that rope will last a lifetime" Mike: "Yeah" Jody "Hey, why did you go blow  you knob of for?" Mike: "I was trying to save you, dude" Jody: "My kid  brother, is one bad mother".'),
('20828',' In another deleted scene Mike and Jody go to Reggies Ice Cream Shop were  they have an ice cream fight. Mike and Jody are drunk.'),
('20829',' Another deleted scene from Phantasm that is in Phantasm: Oblivion is The  Arrival scene. The scene show Jody and Mike in the Hemicuda driving down a  country road. Jody waves to a little boy with his dog on the side of the  road. As Jody and Mike drive off, from the opposite direction, the Tall Mans  hearse rips onto the road. The little boys dog runs out into the road. The  boy calls the dog back, but it is too late, the Tall Man runs it over.'),
('20830',' Another scene cut from Phantasm, but shown in Phantasm: Oblivion is The  "Just the wind" sequence.  Mike is walking down one of the towns streets at  night. Reggies Ice Cream Truck stops next to him. Mike sees Reggie and jumps  in. As they drive. Reggie hears something and he asks Mike if he heard it.  Mike replies "Its jJust the wind." Reggie nods. And they drive off. We see  the tail light fade off into the darkness.'),
('20831',' The follwing deleted scenes do not appear in any released version, but were  mentioned by Don Coscarelli during the commentary: '),
('20832',' Jodys girlfriend appears in a couple other scenes. '),
('20833',' When Mike is running near the end, he originally ran into a web with a large   bug.  Director Don Coscarelli decided the bug looked too phony, so it was   deleted.'),
('20834',' Due to a mix up while transfering from film to video, early VHS releases were  missing part of the scene when Michael, Jody and Reggie are in the  "dimentional doorway" room when the lights go out. Originally the scene had  them arguing, Michael lighting a lighter and he and Jody running when they  see a dwarf, accidently leaving Reggie behind. The mistaken version has the  scene jump from the lights going out to where Jody is searching for Michael  outside, completely throwing off its continuity and having the scene make no  sense.'),
('20835',' A bootlegged work print features several additional scenes not included in  the wide release, minus sound effects or background music. There are also  additional shots of gore that were snipped in order to avoid an "X" rating.  Scenes included are: '),
('20836',' After the house blows up in the beginning, there is no Funeral scene. After   Reggie runs out, Mike runs out and Reggie says he knew it before it was   going to happen. Mike tells Reggie that they could probably die trying to   find The Tall Man and Reggie replys "Hey, we all got to go sometime". '),
('20837',' After Mike encounters the Liz look'),
('20838','alike and sees the Worm'),
('20839','type creature   crawl out of her back and Reggie torches him with the flamethrower, Mike   wakes up finding out it was all a dream and Reggie tells him to get ready as   hes ready to leave in his car. '),
('20840',' There is a rumored scene that Mike has a dream that he makes love with Liz   all over the World. '),
('20841',' The sphere attack on Father Meyers is also much gorier. We see a much bigger   geyser of blood spurt out the back of the sphere and we see a huge puddle of   blood forming in front of him. '),
('20842',' When Mike & Liz are sleeping in the abandoned Manor they along with Liz &   Reggie take refuge in, after Mike kisses Liz, they have a Telepathic love   scene and after it finishes, Liz tells Mike "Thats about the safest sex   well ever have". '),
('20843',' When the gold "Ripper" sphere drives itself into the Caretakers back and   sends him flying across the Casket Room, we see a lot more blood squirt from   his body. '),
('20844',' After The Tall Mans body is pumped full of acid and Mike, Reggie & Liz   escape with Alchemy in the Hearse, we see a new Tall Man come out of the   Space Gate and we see him throwing the dead Tall Man into it. This scene can   be seen at the beginning of Phantasm III: Lord Of The Dead. '),
('20845',' Alchemy removes more skin from her face and it soon reveals that it was   actually The Tall Man who had tricked Mike, Reggie & Liz.  This scene was   removed because director Don Coscarelli felt it looked too fake.'),
('20846',' When The Tall Man confronts Father Myers he says "You think that when you  die, you go to heaven. Go go to us". There are several different alternate  takes of The Tall Man confronting Father Myers. In one of the other alternate  takes Father Myers calls him "The Devil". The Tall Man replies "Ah, a person  from your mythology. Too bad, not even he can help you priest".'),
('20847',' Television version is very heavily cut and removes nearly all the gore.  Differences in Television version are: '),
('20848',' When Mike storms into the Embalming Room in the old abandoned Mortuary, the   dead Womans body has a cloth sheet over her. '),
('20849',' The Worm creature instantly pops out of the fake Lizs back and the scene   where he crawls out is completely cut. '),
('20850',' Father Meyers sphere attack is almost completely cut. The shot of his ear   flying is removed as is the drilling on his head. '),
('20851',' Alchemy doesnt remove her top when walking up the stairs with Reggie. '),
('20852',' When Reggie & Alchemy are having sex in the room in the abandoned Manor,   Alchemy has a top on and the shots of her in her panties are completely   removed. '),
('20853',' When Mike & Reggie are chasing The Tall Man in their car and Reggie points   his 4'),
('20854','barreled shotgun at The Tall Man in his Hearse, Mike hollars "Shoot   Him!" instead of "Shoot The F**ker!" '),
('20855',' The shot of the Caretaker burning to death in the Furnace is cut completely. '),
('20856',' The silver sphere drilling the Caretakers hand in the Hallway is also cut. '),
('20857',' The gold "Ripper" sphere sawing its way into the Caretakers back is cut.   However, we do see the gruesome shot of the drill in his mouth after Mike   pulls him back. '),
('20858',' The Tall Mans death is cut very heavily. The shots of his skin peeling off   and his eyes exploding are completely removed.'),
('20859',' The trailer features the final lines of the films dialogue against a  different setting. Instead of taking place in the back of the Tall Mans  hearse, Mike and Liz say Its only a dream in front of a pair of closed  doors, which quickly swing open to reveal the Tall Man who says No, its  not!.'),
('20860',' Originally rated NC'),
('20861','17, some extreme violence was cut to be re'),
('20862','rated R'),
('20863',' Most of the violence was cut from the original video'),
('20864','release in Germany. The  film was still rated 18. suprisingly the tv'),
('20865','version was uncut, just as the  new video'),
('20866','release.'),
('20867',' There is a workprint version that currently circulates as a bootleg which  contains the additional gore that was snipped from the U.S. version to obtain  and "R" rating.'),
('20868',' A short scene featuring The Tall Man pushing Tim on a cart around the corner  was deleted.  Don Coscarelli complained that it was removed because the cart  would not roll correctly.'),
('20869',' An alternate ending was shot for Phantasm III, but later not used.  It  features Reggie and Tim visiting Alaska.  Reggie digs a small hole in the ice  and Tim places a small container (containing The Tall Mans gold sphere) into  the ice.  Reggie places a metal plaque over the hole and seals it up.  The  plaque reads "Here lies The Tall Man.  R.I.P."'),
('20870',' The BBFC cut 21774177 bytes from the UK version of the game, mostly for video  sequences including sexual violence.  The Australian version was also  affected by these cuts.'),
('20871',' In 2003, Flicker Alley, LLC copyrighted a new digital version with English  intertitles and a new orchestral score composed, arranged and conducted by  Robert Israel (II) (qv). It was produced by Jeffery Masino (qv) and runs  117 minutes.'),
('20872',' This serial was edited down to a feature film running 78 minutes and also  titled "The Phantom Creeps."'),
('20873',' Re'),
('20874','edited into a 70'),
('20875','minute feature released as _Men With Steel Faces  (1940) (qv)_'),
('20876',' In the USA, this movie is available on video in an R'),
('20877','rated version and a  directors cut. The directors cut is at least ten minutes longer.'),
('20878',' The 1995 Kino Video version contains an original score composed by Gabriel  Thibaudoux, and includes an operatic solo by soprano Claudine Cote.'),
('20879',' The Kino Company has restored and released a 1929 re'),
('20880','edited version of this  film which includes footage shot in 1929 to replace original scenes deleted  from the 1925 version. Kenneth Brownilow finished a complete restoration of  the 1925 original edit in 1996 with an original score by BBC composer Carl  Davis, but this film has only been shown twice in live performances and is  not available commercially or on video. Restoration completed by Richard  Lloyd (1999); transfer from D1 supervised by Kevin Phelan (Digital Film at  The Moving Picture Company)'),
('20881',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20882',' The original cut featured extra scenes between Christine and Raoul (one just  after the Phantom starts visiting her and an epilogue, both in a garden), and  much of the business between the owners of the opera house changing hands and  the first few murders are sequences that appear to have been switched for the  1929 recut.'),
('20883',' There was also a sound reprint done in 1930 featuring some of the actors from  the original movie.'),
('20884',' The Navarre DVD release (US) runs 107 minutes.'),
('20885',' Universal reedited the film and added a musical score for a reissue in 1929.'),
('20886',' Several scenes of extreme graphic violence had to be trimmed/cut in order to  get an R'),
('20887','rating in America.'),
('20888',' The chandlier scene was originally written in the first script by Gerry  OHara. One of the reasons why this is the only Phantom film not to include  that classic scene, is because Menahem Golan, CEO of 21st Century Films, who  at the time had just resigned from Cannon Films in 1988 after that companys  collapse, didnt have enough money to pay for an expensive chandlier to fall  and then to redue the scene take after take. Duke Sandefur then was hired to  rewrite the script without the scene. The following scenes were trimmed for  an "R" Rating: '),
('20889',' A scene were the phantom skins Joseph the stagehand. '),
('20890',' The scene were the Phantom kills the three thieves was quite a bit longer.   When the Phantom attacks the second theft, he cuts of his head with a knife,   the original scene showed the knife being stabbed into the thefts neck and   cutting it completly off. But it was trimmed to show Motts expresion and   then shows the phantom holding the head and trowing it at Mott. '),
('20891',' Harrisons death in the sauna room was quite a bit more violent. Originally   The Phantom puts a towel around his face and squeezes it tightly and shows a   close up shot of the bones in Harrisons face breaking and blood sporing   through the towel and then showing the Phantom throwing his body aganist a   burning water heater without the towel around his face and showing has   broken face burning on the heater. It was trimmed for being a bit to violent   and The water heater seemed for a death scene. This was replaced by showing   Harrison being thrown aganist the wall and then sliding down with the towel   still wrapped around his face. '),
('20892',' Carlottas death scene was cut.'),
('20893',' In the pre'),
('20894','release (or press) prints of the movie, the scene where Winslow  was disfigured by the record press was longer; His disfigured face was  briefly seen steaming with smoke from the press, and Winslow then killed the  cop that surprised him.  The scene was removed from subsequent versions,  since Winslows face was not to be revealed until the end of the film.'),
('20895',' The French TV release is cut, the close'),
('20896','up on the scientist being devoured by  ants is missing.'),
('20897',' The initial release version ran 87 minutes, but soon after, a gratuitous  13'),
('20898','minute "newsreel" preface was added and an epilogue, read by Richard  Kiley. The real John Patterson used this film as campaign too when he ran for  Governor of Alabama (beating the young George Wallace). Patterson filmed the  same epilogue as Kiley, and Pattersons version was used when the film played  in Alabama.'),
('20899',' The 2004 DVD release from Legacy Entertainment, Inc. (LDVD 9040), under the  title "Creepers", lists a running time of "Approx. 110 min." However, the  version on the DVD is the highly edited 82 minute version, panned and  scanned, and with certain words in the dialog bleeped out.'),
('20900',' Original version, released in Italy and other parts of Europe, includes a  number of scenes left out of the American version, mostly of key dialogue  including: '),
('20901',' Jennifer tells her roommate how her mother left with her lover on Christmas   when she was eight; '),
('20902',' Jennifer eats baby food and explains that she is a vegetarian; '),
('20903',' John McGregor shows his book on communicating with insects and explains how   insects can be used to help solve crimes; '),
('20904',' Andi Sexgang is shown on Sophies television performing "The Quick and the   Dead"; '),
('20905',' Motorheads "Locomotive" continues to play in the background during the   scene where Inspector Geiger visits the asylum; '),
('20906',' Iron Maidens "Flash of the Blade" continues to play as Diezla Sulzer is   pursued by the killer in a suspense sequence cut from the U.S. version; '),
('20907',' Morris Shapiros unavalability is played like a horror cliche in the U.S.    version; here Jennifer is told he is with his family for Passover. '),
('20908',' Jennifer is given an electroencephalogram after her first sleepwalking   attack.'),
('20909',' In addition to the above, some gory scenes featured in the original Italian  version were removed from the US release: '),
('20910',' the scissors stabbing the girls hand during the first attack; '),
('20911',' inspector Geigers breaking his thumb to get out of the hand cuffs; '),
('20912',' the blade through the back of the head and out the mouth scene.'),
('20913',' The cuts already listed apply to the US and UK version, which is usually  titled "Creepers". In addition, the UK censor removed a few seconds of  violence from the cinema version, and a few seconds more from the video  release.  These cuts amount to around 28 minutes.'),
('20914',' A recent US DVD release from Anchor Bay, under the original title  "Phenomena", restores all of the cuts above and is almost the same as the  Italian full uncut version: however this version is missing two scenes: '),
('20915',' The scene in the bus where the old woman asks Jennifer to close the window   on the bus. '),
('20916',' The scene in which Mrs. Bruckner tells Jennifer that she is not allowed to   use her phone to call Mr. Shapiro.'),
('20917',' The scenes not included in the Anchor Bay DVD release of Phenomena were  supposedly omitted because this was requested by the director.'),
('20918',' The uncut version was released in the UK in 2000 under the original title  Phenomena. The cut version is under the title Creepers, though the original  Australian release (titled "Creepers,") is actually the same as the American  "Directors Cut" (titled "Phenomena.)'),
('20919',' There is a 116 minute DVD version of Phenomena available from Dragon  Entertainment which has scenes not present in the Anchor Bay DVD release.   Some of these additional scenes have only Italian audio available. The  picture and sound quality is said to be not as good as the Anchor Bay  release.'),
('20920',' The Anchor Bay version also makes some minor cuts during the following  scenes: '),
('20921',' The struggle between Jennifer and Daria Nicolodi in the bathroom has been   trimmed. '),
('20922',' A few frames of the Inspector struggling with Daria Nicolodi in the basement   have been removed. '),
('20923',' The end credits are missing an additional 10 seconds of music.'),
('20924',' Old German Video'),
('20925','Version by NEW VISION was cut in many places to reduce  violence'),
('20926',' The 2004 DVD release from Legacy Entertainment, Inc. (LDVD 9040), under the  title "Creepers," lists a running time of "Approx. 110 min." However, the  version on the DVD is the highly edited 82 minute version, panned and  scanned, and with certain words in the dialog blooped out.'),
('20927',' NBC network television version features alternate/new footage not present in  the theatrical and home video releases.'),
('20928',' The cable and network television versions of Philadelphia edit out portions  of the pharmacy scene where a gay University of Pennsylvania law student  attempts to pick up Joe Miller.  These two versions end this scene with the  law student responding "Do I?" to Joe Millers question concerning whether  Miller looked gay.  In the theatrical, home video and premium channel  versions, Joe Miller continues to berate the law student with bigot remarks  regarding homosexuals.'),
('20929',' The re'),
('20930','issue in 1950 was in black and white'),
('20931',' DVD version includes deleted scenes: '),
('20932',' Max being threatened by Farrouhk, Devis jealous boyfriend; '),
('20933',' Max climbing up a pile of discarded computer parts and monitors;'),
('20934',' The DVD also contains a 2'),
('20935','minute test of the "Snorricam" with Guillete  walking on the street and through a market. The "Snorricam" is the camera  used in Pi which follows Max from head on, with his orientation always in the  center. Also, it contains a small scene with Max playing with Jennas Slinky.  Other extras inclued a music video and a behind the scenes look.'),
('20936',' The original trailer (included on the DVD) features an alternate scene of  Maxs face'),
('20937','to'),
('20938','face encounter with Marcy Dawson with minor changes in  dialogue.'),
('20939',' The movie was initially shown on The Movie Network as a two hour movie. It  was later shown on the CBC as a two'),
('20940','part miniseries (four hours with  commercials) with more footage of Charliess mother Lily (played by Wendy  Crewson). The initial version had her in only a few scenes.'),
('20941',' 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.'),
('20942',' Scenes making fun of Prohibition and the electric chair were deleted in the  US version, making it eleven minutes shorter than the Swedish original. The  filmmakers were not informed.'),
('20943',' The US video version "Little Lips" has most of Katya Bergers nude and sex  scenes edited out because she was only 12 years old at the time this movie  was made.'),
('20944',' When the movie was released in France, the French dubbing replaced the  communists spying with drug dealing to avoid political controversy. No  English print with subtitles went in circulation. The French title "Le port  de la drogue" could be translated by "Pier of Drug". The original version was  released several years after.'),
('20945',' The Directors Cut released in 1998 (available on Criterion DVD) is seven  minutes shorter than the original version.'),
('20946',' The directors cut deletes several scenes from the original release version: '),
('20947',' Irma thanking Albert for finding her and Michaels growing relationship with   Irma, climaxing in his demanding to know what happened at the Rock. '),
('20948',' a brief sequence inside the church during the memorial service of the girls   crying. '),
('20949',' Mrs Appleyard removing some of Sarahs belongings at night after her   disappearance. There are two very minor additions: '),
('20950',' A brief sequence of a photographer getting a picture of the school before   being shooed off. '),
('20951',' A smoother introduction to the scene where Albert tells Michael of his dream   of Sarah, beginning with Michael telling him how he often dreams of the   Rock.'),
('20952',' According to Laserdisc Newsletter, a third version of PAHR came out in Europe  in 1976 which ended with Hanging Rock fading into the mists, "High Plains  Drifter"'),
('20953','style, much as it appears at the opening of the film. This final  shot is also present in the Japanese release.'),
('20954',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('20955',' Most prints now shown are slightly edited, omitting Dorians (Hurd Hatfield)  prayer and Lord Henrys (George Sanders) line, "Heaven forgive me" in the  final scene.'),
('20956',' Older TV prints of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" ran entirely in  black'),
('20957','and'),
('20958','white, and did not show the painting in colour. Most current TV  broadcasts now show the proper colour inserts. According to some sources, the  final shot of the film was also originally shown in colour, but all extant  prints show the final shot in black'),
('20959','and'),
('20960','white.'),
('20961',' Every officially released videocassette and DVD only contain 40 minutes of  the film (the song Pictures at an Exhibition).The complete version of the  movie is only available on the Japanese laserdisc which was released on the  VAP label.'),
('20962',' Additional sex scene appears in the European version.'),
('20963',' VHS edition released by EDDE Entertainment omits the important prologue scene  before the credits which sets up the plot for the entire film.'),
('20964',' Available in an R'),
('20965','rated version with alternate footage and brief omissions of  gore.'),
('20966',' Alternate footage includes black underwear on the skinny dipping scene and a  less gory shot to the deans head and the gore omission is in the elevator  deleting a shot of the left arm being cut off'),
('20967',' According to the book "Private Presley", this film runs 35 minutes and a  complete print no longer exists.'),
('20968',' 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.'),
('20969',' In Sweden the movie was cut by 8 min (by censorship). Most cuts includes  fighting and a beating of a tied man.'),
('20970',' In Sweden the movie was cut by 10 min by the censorship. The most cut scenes  include: Fighting an a restaurant: 1.5 min An attack by several bikers:  almost 2 min Fighting in the warehouse: 2 min Fighting in a freezer: 3 min'),
('20971',' It was reissued as a "Blue Ribbon" title, and the original title card was  dropped. (The version seen in the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume  Three, released in 2005, is the Blue Ribbon version.)'),
('20972',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('20973',' Two different openings were shot for the film.  In the Japanese print,  Jackie, while training at the Mitsubishi car plant in Japan, breaks company  rules by test driving a prototype without permission.  As a result, he has to  return to Hong Kong.  In the Hong Kong print, Jackie simply completes his  training, has an amusing encounter with the bosss daughter, then leaves  Japan of his own accord.'),
('20974',' The Japanese print (and laserdisc) is missing Jackies slow motion fight with  tattooed members of the Yakuza.'),
('20975',' In addition to theatrical release the film has been edited into a three'),
('20976','part  television mini'),
('20977','series.'),
('20978',' 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.'),
('20979',' Recut and Reissued by United Pictures, 28 March 1920.'),
('20980',' Reissued by Tri'),
('20981','Stone Pictures, 1923.'),
('20982',' The first UK video release of Pink Flamingos in November 1981 (prior to BBFC  video regulation requirements) was completely uncut. It was issued by Palace  as part of a package of Waters films they had acquired from New Line. The  package included Mondo Trasho (double billed with Sex Madness), Multiple  Maniacs (double billed with Cocaine Fiends), Desperate Living and Female  Trouble. The 1990 (and now requiring BBFC approval) video re'),
('20983','release was cut  by 3m 4s, the 1997 issue lost 2m 42s, and the pre'),
('20984','edited 1999 print was cut  by 2m 8s.'),
('20985',' The 25th Anniversary re'),
('20986','release version contains a re'),
('20987','recorded music  soundtrack, re'),
('20988','mixed for stereo, plus 15 minutes of deleted scenes preceeded  by the film, introduced by John Waters.'),
('20989',' Because of this films off'),
('20990','color, explicit nature, it has been edited for  content many times all over the world. The Canadian censors recently  reinstated five of the seven scenes that were originally edited in that  country. The United Kingdom has never seen the complete version of the film.  A town on Long Island, New York banned the film altogether. The Japanese  laserdisc version contains a blur superimposed over all displays of pubic  hair. Prints also exist that were censored by the Maryland Censor Board.'),
('20991',' The final shot in the "Another Brick In The Wall, part 2" sequence, showing  Young Pink and the Islington Green School class of 1951 throwing the Teacher  into the bonfire, was deleted from the UK theatrical and Canadian VHS  versions of the film, out of concern that actual children would try the stunt  at home.'),
('20992',' The DVD release has footage for "Hey you" that was cut on the theatrical  release. Much of this footage was used in other scenes of the movie (a fight  between the police and rioters, Pink and the giant wall...)'),
('20993',' There are two versions of this film, both of which have been released on  video in the UK.  The theatrical release is the longer version and features  footage of the band in the studio recording the Dark Side Of The Moon album.   The shorter version omits all of this footage and features only the live  performance in the Pompeii arena.'),
('20994',' The DVD contains a new directors cut which includes most of the original  footage as well as planetary images, CGI reconstructions of Pompeii, and  footage/interviews from the Meddle recording sessions as well as the Dark  Side of the Moon recording sessions. This version is also in "cropped  widescreen" (the previously available footage simply has black bars at the  top and bottom to simulate the widescreen effect).'),
('20995',' The new DVD also contains the original version of the film that is in  full'),
('20996','frame and only features the music. However, the original versions  credits were in French in the same font style as the song titles, which,  depending on your opinion, makes the credits seem somewhat polished and  tacky.'),
('20997',' Ribu Films German dubbed version "Nena 5 '),
('20998',' Nena auf der Insel der  Verdammten" renames Shana (Ravens character) Nena, and passes the movie off  as a sequel not to "Surrender in Paradise", but rather to the four'),
('20999','part  series, "Taboo American Style" (Nena 1'),
('21000','4 in Germany). The box cover features  Raven in a large picture frame, like the covers for the TAS series. The blurb  on the back refers to Nenas previous actions in those earlier episodes. And,  the German voice over at the start of the film centers on Nena.'),
('21001',' Earlier versions of this film had all sight of Peter Sellers nunchaku  removed from UK video releases until the censors weapons reform in 1999. All  versions of this film released after that time have the nunchaku reinstated.'),
('21002',' When this short was prepared for TV distribution in the 70s (and home video  release as well), the animators replaced the witchs alcoholic drink with a  chicken drumstick. If you freeze'),
('21003','frame the opening shot where shes seen  wobbling across the sky atop her broom, you can see the drink in her hand.'),
('21004',' The 1954 re'),
('21005','release marked the last time the film was distributed by RKO.  After that, it was replaced by Buena Vista. The 1985 VHS release also has the  Walt Disney Pictures logo. However, the overseas DVD release in 2003 restored  all references to RKO.'),
('21006',' Some of the more explicit sexual content was cut to get an MPAA rating of  "R", replacing the original "X" rating.'),
('21007',' 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.'),
('21008',' The Italian version with English subtitles was screened to most critics,  before a last'),
('21009','minute English dubbed version using English'),
('21010','speaking  celebrities was used, including Breckin Meyer, Glenn Close, John Cleese, Eric  Idle, David Suchet, Cheech Marin, Eddie Griffin, Topher Grace, Erik Bergmann,  Queen Latifah and Regis Philbin.'),
('21011',' A scene at the very end where Mickey and Minnie pretend to be the cavlary and  scare off the Indians has been deleted.'),
('21012',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21013',' There is a softcore version of this film, called Les fleurs du diable.'),
('21014',' The latest video release was the production cut for television. The initial  video release contained the complete production as performed (although  slightly abridged from the original stage script). The complete "War Is A  Science" number is there, along with all the profanity.'),
('21015',' There is a scene in the commonly seen trailer which Heather Menzies has a  line, "There is a school of piranha headed downstream, toward your resort"  while shes on the phone with Dick Miller. This line was not used in the  film.'),
('21016',' The original, 1988 laserdisc featured James Camerons much better "directors  cut", missing nearly 20 minutes of footage, and having many scene re'),
('21017','edited  and reordered.'),
('21018',' The video version is missing the scene that introduces the two female boaters  Jai and Loretta who are sunbathing topless on their boat. Also in the video  version, the scene of the teen couple Chris and Allison making out in the  waterfall is much darker obscuring Allisons nudity.'),
('21019',' The topless sunbathing scene has been restored on the 2002 video release.  Also, the lovemaking scene in the waterfalls is much brighter (due to a much  better video transfer).'),
('21020',' The Japanese release is longer than the "R" rated U.S. release, and features  the gratuitous nude scenes, extra dialogue and character development,  extended sequences, and a bit of extra gore.'),
('21021',' The 2002 DVD release includes a short scene at the very beginning of the film  that introduces the doomed scuba divers Lou and Lisa conversing aboard their  small boat just prior to their fatal dive to the Dwight Fitzgerald, putting  their attempt at underwater lovemaking in some sort of context.'),
('21022',' A Spanish version called "Pirata soy yo, El" was simultaneously shot with  exactly the same cast.'),
('21023',' For the video and DVD release all songs played on the radio were changed to  totally different songs, probably due to copyright issues. Some of Thomas  Gottschalks dialogue was also relooped (by a different person) because his  character introduces the songs.'),
('21024',' UK theatrical and early video versions were edited to secure a "PG" rating.  The uncut version was released in 1996 with a "15" certificate.'),
('21025',' For unknown reasons the German version was cut by ca. 20 min.'),
('21026',' Was edited into a R rated version for mainstream video outlets. All hardcore  pornographic shots were removed and some sex scenes have been omitted  entirely'),
('21027',' Disk 2 of the DVD features 19 deleted/extended scenes: '),
('21028',' The full version of the scene where Will accidentally "takes" a candle off   the wall. '),
('21029',' In the carriage on the way to Commodore Norringtons promotion, Governor   Swann tells Elizabeth that he hopes she will demonstrate a little more   decorum in front of Commodore Norrington, and that its only through his   efforts that Port Royal has become civilized. '),
('21030',' Extended scene of Port Royal when the wind makes a sudden change when the   Aztec Gold "calls". '),
('21031',' Extended scene of when Will helps Jack escape from Jail. Will asks Jack why   to bother with the pistol, and that he couldve killed him before with the   single shot the pistol had if he was willing to use it. Jack then tells Will   that when youve only got one shot its best to wait for the opportune   moment to use it. '),
('21032',' Before dining with Captain Barbossa, Elizabeth is putting on the purple   dress and Pintel and Ragetti are spying on her through a hole in the wall.   Elizabeth soon realizes this and knocks Ragettis eye out with a poker. '),
('21033',' Extra scene of Jack and Will walking through the streets of Tortuga where   continuous fighting is taking place. '),
('21034',' At Tortuga Tavern, Jack brings two drinks to Mr. Gibbs, he hesitates on   which one to give him and tells him, "Just the one," and Gibbs responds,   "Lets make it last then, huh?" '),
('21035',' After Jack and Gibbs drink a toast, Will suddenly pulls out his sword, kicks   over a table and the fighting in the Tavern stops. Gibbs asks Jack if Will   is a bit of a stick and Jack tells him that he has no idea. The fighting in   the Tavern continues, and Will inserts his sword back into its sheath. '),
('21036',' At the Isla del Muerta, Jack scans the deck of the Black Pearl with his   telescope. Realizing that Elizabeth is not on board, he tells Will, "Its   begun," as the other pirates are running through the caves to where the   hidden treasure is. '),
('21037',' Alternate and extended scene of when Jack tells the pirates that the French   thought of "Parley", and also invented Mayonnaise. Part of this extended   scene is in the "Blooper Reel" on disk 2 of the DVD. '),
('21038',' Extended scene of when Jack and Elizabeth are stranded on the island. Jack   makes himself at home and Elizabeth tells Jack that he was going to tell   Barbossa about Will in exchange for a ship, and Jack explains how in fact he   wasnt going to tell Barbossa about Will in exchange for a ship. This   conversation leads to Elizabeth asking Jack how he escaped the island. '),
('21039',' Jack takes two bottles of rum onto the beach and Elizabeth asks him if   theres any truth about the other stories, and Jack shows her the tattoo and   the P mark on his right arm, the large vein'),
('21040','shaped scars on his left arm   and two bullet wounds on his chest, telling her that theres no truth at   all. He then decides how they are going to escape the island, gives a bottle   of the rum to Elizabeth and she teaches him the pirate song '),
('21041',' after she has   had a lot more to drink. '),
('21042',' Extended scene on board the Dauntless where Commodore Norrington tells   Governor Swann that he insists upon rescuing Will. Elizabeth tells   Norrington that the proposal was meant and that his word would not change   hers, and that he is a fine man. Norrington shows his appreciation on the   conditional request. '),
('21043',' On board the Dauntless, just off the shore from the Isla del Muerta,   Elizabeth tells Jack that he didnt tell Will about the curse, and Jack says   that he noticed she did the same, probably for the same reason. Elizabeth   tells Jack that hes a smart man, but she doesnt trust him. Commodore   Norrington appears, gives Jack his compass and says, "With me Sparrow." '),
('21044',' Extended scene of when the pirates go underwater when Captain Barbossa gives   the order, "Take a walk." The pirates submerge underwater, just as the Moon   appears from behind a cloud. '),
('21045',' Elizabeth boards the Pearl and Mallot and Grapple decide on what to eat   first. Grapple says he was thinking cake, and Mallot sharply responds that   he was thinking cake too. Grapple stabs the table with a knife and Elizabeth   sees her chance to reach the deck. Mallot eyes Grapple carefully, and   Grapple pushes the handle of the knife towards him, telling him to cut the   cake. '),
('21046',' Jack removes his own curse and the lid of the chest slides closed by itself   when Will touches it. (This scene was deleted before any skeletal effects   had begun so no skeletal effects are seen in this deleted scene.) '),
('21047',' Extended scene just before Jacks hanging, Mr. Cottons Parrot arrives and   ejaculates on Mullroy. He tries to shake off the parrot but Murtogg stops   him and says that its good luck, then Mr. Cottons parrot does it on him as   well. '),
('21048',' Extended scene when Commodore Norrington tells Will that the sword is   beautiful. He offers Will his compliments and tells Elizabeth that he wishes   them both the very best of luck. Gillette asks Norrington about Jack, and he   says an extra line that was cut from the film, "Shall we prepare the   Dauntless in pursuit?" before Norrington says, "Oh, I think we can afford to   give him one days head start."'),
('21049',' During the swordfight in the caves at the Isla del Muerta, there is  additional dialogue with Jack and Barbossa. Seconds after the swordfight  begins, Barbossa says, "Damn it, Jack! I was almost liking you!" and Jack  sweetly replies, "I know," and the swordfight continues. This is featured on  Disk 2 of the DVD, but not as a deleted/extended scene.'),
('21050',' 2 shots of a corpses face in a coffin were cut by the BBFC from the original  UK cinema version. All later versions were uncut.'),
('21051',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('21052',' Universal released an unrated Directors Cut, three minutes longer than the  theatrical release.'),
('21053',' All UK versions were cut by 27 secs under the 1978 Protection of Children  Act. The scene removed was a panning shot showing Pixote on a bed alongside a  couple having sex.'),
('21054',' The Swedish cinema version was cut by 4m 14 sec. 3 fight scenes was shortened  or removed. Also a fight with knives was cut.'),
('21055',' The US version is heavily cut.  UK EMI release was not cut.'),
('21056',' The uncut version, which includes scenes that advance the plot, is included  on the Australian DVD release from Blue Sky Video. It is labeled as an  "Extended Cut". The DVD also includes the edited version, labeled as the  "Main Feature". All other DVD releases such as those in the UK and the US  only contain the edited version.'),
('21057',' TV Version (56 minutes)'),
('21058',' Striptease scene usually cut from American prints.'),
('21059',' The film was colorized by Legend Films in 2005.'),
('21060',' In the colorized Legend Films DVD release, during one shot of the scene where  the Ghoul Man terrorizes the woman in her home, the images inside the picture  frames on the bedroom wall have been digitally replaced with pictures of  other people. This anomaly does not occur in any other print of Plan 9 and is  unique to the Legend Films release.'),
('21061',' [POSSIBLE SPOILER] Another anomaly unique to the colorized Legend Films  version occurs when the body of Inspector Clay is discovered draped across a  grave and the words "Paula & Russell" appear etched into the tombstone.'),
('21062',' The original title, "Grave Robbers From Outer Space", was filmed and appeared  on the preview print. The replacement title "Plan Nine From Outer Space" was  filmed and matted over a special effects shot showing the alien space  station. The original title was simply cut out and the new title footage  spliced onto the negative. The footage of Criswell introducing the film as  "Grave Robbers From Outer Space" was left unchanged.'),
('21063',' This was released in a silent version months before the sound version came  out.'),
('21064',' 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.'),
('21065',' In a television version, there is added footage during the New York'),
('21066','  Chicago/Wichita flight where Del and Neal try to eat in flight.'),
('21067',' Although its not included in the theatrical or the network cuts, a shot of  Del Griffith brushing his teeth was included on ads for the network version.'),
('21068',' Some network TV versions include an alternate version of the scene where Neil  confronts the car rental lady. This version (which has presumably been  reshot) removes all the four'),
('21069','letter words from the scene.'),
('21070',' TV version show a scene during the first place ride where they order dinner.   Del talks about which he meals he orders according to what airline hes  flying.	Neals dinner is lasagna, which due to various delays, has been  reheated several times.	Unsatisfied, Neal gives the lasagna and the rest of  his food, to Del, who shares it with the old man next to Neal.  Neal keeps  the brownie with his meal, but a lady in front of them throws her hair back,  disguting Neal, so he gives the brownie to Del, who again shares it with the  old guy giving him "the bigger half."'),
('21071',' The trailer uses a different take of the scene where an ape says "Next thing  youll be telling us these humans have a soul!"'),
('21072',' The trailer includes a scene of General Thade saying, "Bring me the  spaceman!". This is missing from the finished film.'),
('21073',' In the trailer, Thade says "Bring me the Spaceman."  This line is not uttered  in the film at any time.  Also, the line of "Kill them all" was a different  take in the film then the trailer.'),
('21074',' The DVD includes 5 extended scenes.'),
('21075',' In the trailer, Leo says "Im going down! mayday mayday!". This is not in the  movie.'),
('21076',' The R1 DVD includes TV spots with dialogue not heard in the movie: when Thade  is seen for the first time,he asks "Why have you come here?", Thade saying  "We underestimate the spaceman", and Leo saying "Complete system  failure,going down!"'),
('21077',' The trailer begins with a shot of Leo on horseback. Although he is seen on  horseback, the shot of him looking back was a take different than in the  movie.'),
('21078',' The French Version has full frontal nudity during the wrestling match scene.  [French Version] Dr. Rosenblum body slams Mark Clock in the air causing  Marks Tuxedo pants to rip.  [American Version] wrestling match is much shorter without the body slam,  just a slight rip in the the rear of Mark Clocks tuxedo pants.'),
('21079',' For the U.S. version, titled Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet (1965), all  footage of Kyunna Ignatova has been removed and replaced with footage of  American actress Faith Domergue playing the same part.'),
('21080',' Three years after this film was released in the United States in a edited and  dubbed version as "Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet" (1965), the dubbed Russion  footage was agained re'),
('21081','edited by director Peter Bogdanovich and released as  "Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" (1968). For this second U.S.  version, the American insert shots of Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue were  removed and new insert shots featuring Mamie Van Doren and other actresses  (as inhabitants of Venus) were added. Bogdanovich also did the narration as  if he were one of the Cosmonauts telling the story in flashback. The famous  shot of the Venusian reflected in the pool of water was also removed.'),
('21082',' TV version has much of its dialogue redubbed and shots refilmed, replacing  such lines as "He thinks hes Jesus F'),
('21083','in Christ!" with "He thinks hes  George Freakin Washington!"'),
('21084',' The 35mm print currently (2006) available for theatrical exhibition is  slightly different from the DVD version: '),
('21085',' '),
('21086',' There is a British Board of Film Censors approval title and an extra title   mentioning the Raymond Rohauer collection. '),
('21087',' '),
('21088',' The inter'),
('21089','titles are in a different font but contain the same text as the   DVD version. '),
('21090',' '),
('21091',' The "Written and Directed by" title credits Buster Keaton solely. '),
('21092',' '),
('21093',' There is an out'),
('21094','of'),
('21095','sequence edit in the print. The scene where the Zouave   guards walk out and Buster replaces them with street workers comes   immediately after the sequence where Buster meets the twins. It begins right   as the Zouave chief comes under the stage backdrop and confront Joe Roberts.   The scene plays to the fadeout and then immediately cuts to the beginning of   the monkey scene. At the end of the monkey scene, the backdrop confrontation   begins and abruptly cuts right where it left off earlier in the film.'),
('21096',' The version shown on the American Movie Classics channel was copyrighted in  1995 by Film Preservation Associates and had a music soundtrack arranged by  Robert Israel. It ran 23 minutes.'),
('21097',' A special 16mm edition was made available in 2002 which restores the films  original title cards, corrects a sequence error within the "monkey scene" and  sports a new synchronized music track by The Paragon Ragtime Orchestra.'),
('21098',' Since the Casablanca reference in the title wasnt immediately clear to  italian audiences, the name of Woody Allens character was been changed from  Allan to Sam in the Italian release.'),
('21099',' Italian and German theatrical release are approx. 15 minutes shorter than the  original US version, removing one sex scene and some dialogue.'),
('21100',' First assembled cut ran 155 min. This version was edited down by Tati himself  to 126 minutes as a shorter film seemed more lucrative (Tati was in financial  trouble because of the non'),
('21101','successful run of Mon Oncle and the long shooting  of Playtime). It was released on 70mm with 6'),
('21102','Track sound. In the US the film  was released with a running time of 93 min. and 1'),
('21103','Track'),
('21104','Mono'),
('21105','Sound. Other  versions ran between 108'),
('21106','120 min. and were released on 35mm with  4'),
('21107','Track'),
('21108','Stereo'),
('21109','Sound (Quatraphonics). Over the years the 126 min. version  became unavailable as the shorter versions were shown in wider circulation.  In 2001 the film was restored and shown in its original 126 min. cut at  Cannes Film Festival 2002.'),
('21110',' For international markets Jacques Tati (qv) created a second soundtrack  where some of the French lines were dubbed in English.'),
('21111',' Both unrated and R'),
('21112','rated versions are available in the USA.'),
('21113',' The 18'),
('21114','rated UK release of this film had 2 minutes and 58 seconds pre'),
('21115','cut by  the distributor.'),
('21116',' Six seconds have been cut from the UK version in order to obtain an 18  certificate'),
('21117',' The 18'),
('21118','rated UK release of this film was cut by 1 second by the BBFC.'),
('21119',' The Playboy Home Video version contains slightly more footage, generally  including nudity.'),
('21120',' In the theatrical version there was a frontal nude scene of Tim Robbins at  the hotel in the desert.  This scene was removed for the cable version.'),
('21121',' Released theatrically in the U.S.A. in a shorter cut'),
('21122','down version.'),
('21123',' This movie was also released as a silent film, but no details are known.'),
('21124',' Trailer includes scenes of sexual encounter between Anthony Edwards and  Madeline Stowe.'),
('21125',' Rereleased in 1994 with added scene.'),
('21126',' Writer/Executive Producer David B. Grelck reprised his role as God from "The  Leslie Situation" in an alternate ending of the film. The ending was changed  when it was deemed too unusual for viewers who had not seen the original  film.'),
('21127',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21128',' Rereleased in 1991 with added scene.'),
('21129',' Also in a colorized version.'),
('21130',' The original release included narration by Michael Fox (qv),  Douglas Bank (qv) and Stacy Graham (qv) which was later removed.'),
('21131',' The Godard episode "Le grand escroc" (25 minutes) was deleted by the  distributors in the initial release.'),
('21132',' Film was released with a "PG rating in 1972, then released in 1974 in an  extended "R" rated cut. The "R" rated version contains a longer sex scene  between the two women.'),
('21133',' The 10th Anniversary DVD includes a version of the film with "If I Never Knew  You" and a small reprise near the end.'),
('21134',' 70mm prints were prepared for the world premiere at Central Park. To account  for the large seating area, the soundtrack was set back by twelve frames.'),
('21135',' A 2'),
('21136','hours version, edited by the director Yann Moix, is available on the  special 3'),
('21137','DVD box set of the movie'),
('21138',' In the Australian Free'),
('21139','to'),
('21140','Air vision. The Film had about 20mins cut out of  it. Even though it was show at 11:50pm Jan 2001. Just about all swearing and  fight sceens were taken out.'),
('21141',' Both Walt Disney and Warner Bros. released this movie to theaters  simultaneously.  However, there is a one'),
('21142','line difference between the two,  described below: '),
('21143',' In the Warner Bros. release of the film, which runs 121 minutes, P.T.   Bridgeport says "But the one thing that assures me the most is how much Ive   tricked those assholes!" during the Swamp Fair scene. '),
('21144',' In the Walt Disney release of the film, which is much shorter at only 82   minutes, P.T. says instead "And the one thing that assures me the most?  How   much Ive swindled those bozos!" in that scene.'),
('21145',' The film has been shot in both Finnish and English versions with some minor  differences in scenes.'),
('21146',' The 15'),
('21147','rated UK cinema version was trimmed by 25 secs to obtain the lower  rating by the BBFC. There were five cuts to remove bullet impacts, one cut to  remove a naked woman being pushed to the floor, one cut to remove a naked  woman being shot in the shower and several cuts to remove strong and very  strong language used in an aggressive manner. The cuts were restored the  following year when the distributors opted for an 18 certificate for the  video release.'),
('21148',' The scene when the raid on the house occurs, an FBI is stabbed in the back by  a naked woman and she ran around a little more. This scene was cut down to  show her only stabbing the FBI agent for television releases.'),
('21149',' In the Canada version, approximately two seconds were cut when Utah was  talking to Harp in Harps office.'),
('21150',' Because the original version was rated "Not under 18" in Germany, the film  had to be cut to receive a "Not under 16" rating for video release and  television broadcast. All scenes in which Victor kills somebody with his  pistol were cut out. Also some fighting scenes with Maggie were shortened.'),
('21151',' Although rated "not under 18" Warner Bros cut a few seconds from the German  rental video release to lower violence. One missing scene takes place during  the kitchen'),
('21152','shootout in the restaurant. We dont see a cook being hit by 2  bullets.'),
('21153',' TNT/TBS broadcast version includes some alternate takes of dialogue with less  profanity (incl. Maggies argument with Bob about leaving the organization).'),
('21154',' Several different endings and a number of alternate scenes were filmed, and  are viewable depending on the viewers choices during the course of the  movie. In addition, another version of the movie was made available for  viewing on the Internet.'),
('21155',' The TV version features a narration by Dustin Hoffman; the Video Tape and  Laser Disc releases are narrated by Ringo Starr.'),
('21156',' The version shown on The Disney Channel was narrated by Alan Thicke.'),
('21157',' Edited, "R" rated version is available on video.'),
('21158',' When first released on video in the US by Fox Lorber, three versions were  offered. The directors cut was released as the NC'),
('21159','17 version; an "unrated"  version was released which was essentially the same, minus a brief shot of an  erect penis sticking out of a mans shorts; and finally an R rated version  was sold, one which was cut in several places to placate the MPAA.'),
('21160',' Also released on video in an unrated version which features more nudity and  restores some scenes that were edited out of the original version.'),
('21161',' In the unrated version, there is an additional scene (at about 30:30) after  Ivy and Sylvie hitch a ride home from the tatoo parlor.  Sylvie complains  about her looks, and Ivy tells her shes "beautiful".  They kiss, and Sylvie  looks bothered.'),
('21162',' A short encounter between Ivy and Sylvies father is not included in the  unrated version.  In this scene, Ivy mentions she "likes fuzzy things", and  that she is no longer intimidated by Sylvies father.'),
('21163',' The unrated version contains about thiry seconds of extra footage from Ivys  and Sylvies fathers first sexual encounter (after the party, after Sylvies  mother is asleep).'),
('21164',' Available in both R and unrated versions. (unrated cut is 2 minutes longer.)'),
('21165',' Home video available in both R and Unrated versions (which is 2 minutes  longer).'),
('21166',' Soviet censors cut the part of the song about polka, where Velyurov is  singing with Geargian accent. They thought it was a parody of Stalin.'),
('21167',' In the original Japanese version, Mollys (Mis) mothers disappearance is  not addressed on'),
('21168','screen. When the Japanese filmmakers were asked about this,  they provided a detailed story about her and her absence. So Mollys mother  is shown in the American version as a Pokémon researcher, like her husband,  and her disappearance is explained early in the movie. The films final  credit sequence was re'),
('21169','edited so that the American audiences would be sure to  see the return of Mollys mother and father, which is only shown in the  Japanese version at the end of the final credits.'),
('21170',' The Japanese version didnt include the phone conversation with Ash and Dr.  Oak at the end of the movie, where Oak hinted that he was Sammy. The  producers asked for that sequence to be made.'),
('21171',' The DVD includes the full story of "Mewtwos Origin."'),
('21172',' The VHS/DVD includes a cut scene which better explains the existance of  Mewtwo, including a reference to Jurassic Park. This scene is played before  the actual movie. (And makes the opening of the movie much more  understandable). In the following "straight to video" DVD, "Pokemon : Mewtwo  Returns" which was a direct sequel to this film, there is a longer version of  this introduction introducing a young girl who appears to be the scientists  daughter, who teaches Mewtwo a little bit about life. However, the little  girl passes away when Mewtwo was still a little baby Pokemon, making his  brainwaves violent, forcing the Scientists to rid his mind of his knowledge  of the little girl, explaining his grainy memory.'),
('21173',' In the Japanese version, theres no music heard as Ash, Misty, Brock and  Nurse Joy walk upstairs to where the surviving trainers and their Pokemon  are.'),
('21174',' Some sequences have new 3D computer animation, mainly done in America. The  opening title, the doors opening to let Ash, Misty, Brock, Pikachu, Togepi  and Nurse Joy in, a CG environment camera pan when the stadium opens, Mew  playing near CG clouds, and so on.'),
('21175',' When Mewtwo learns to control his powers by defeating other Pokemon in  Giovannis stadium in the English version, some of the Japanese animation is  re'),
('21176','done. Also re'),
('21177','done is the storm sequence.'),
('21178',' In the Japanese version, Meowth is more of a philosopher. Hes poetic and he  sings more than he does in the English translation. Also in this version,  hes heard singing a song about the meaning of life during the credits, but  the English translation just includes pop songs.'),
('21179',' The US release had a 3 second scene cut. During the scene when Ash (Satoshi  in the Japanese Version) and Team Rocket (Rocket Gang) were trying to free  Moltres (Fire) and Zapados (Thunder), Tracy is doing a quick equition,  thinking outloud about what happens when you mix fire water and electricity,  and the fact it will cause a huge explosion. This scene is cut from the  English dub of the film.'),
('21180',' The entire musical score for this film was replaced from its original  Japanese version, including Lugias musical cry, and the original song that  played during the ending'),
('21181','credits of the film which was sung in Japanese.'),
('21182',' A cut scene right after Ash releases Bulbasaur and Squirtle to free Moltres,  Tracy is realizing what will happen. Togepi can be seen waving his arms back  and forth, which is his Metronome attack. When the scene returns, a blue bolt  can be seen destroying Moltres cage.'),
('21183',' An alternate longer TV version entitled "Pierre ou les ambiguïtés", edited in  three one'),
('21184','hour episodes was shown for the first time on September 24, 2001 on  Arte German'),
('21185','French TV channel. The original "POLA" title is the acronym of  "Pierre Ou Les Ambiguïtés".'),
('21186',' DVD has been cut and redubbed for the US market from the UK original'),
('21187',' 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.'),
('21188',' Originally filmed as a 3'),
('21189','reel comedy, Essanay cut out a full reel for its  original release in 1916. The edited out footage was later used in the  compilation release Triple Trouble (1918). In the 1990s, all surviving  footage from Police was restored and the complete version of Police was  unveiled as part of the documentary Chaplin Puzzle, The (1992) (TV).'),
('21190',' On the network TV version, NBC, after the cadets are laughing at Lt. Harris  about his accident in the horse wagon, there is extra footage.  Harris says  to the cadets just before graduation "Im going to cut you.  I swear it."  After that, Thompson is now not sure of going to the prom with Mahoney.  She  thinks he has "done enough already" (caused trouble).'),
('21191',' In the network television and syndicated versions, the scene that has a  hooker performing oral sex on Commandant Lassard while he is giving a speech  to a group of fellow police officials has been cut down.  The scene is cut  from right before we hear Lassards pants being unzipped, after which it goes  to a shot of Lt. Harris sitting at Lassards desk, and then goes back to the  end of the oral sex sequence when Lassard invites the officials to have  lunch, and when he discovers Mahoney under the podium.'),
('21192',' The Network TV version includes extra footage and alternate ending:'),
('21193',' The original UK cinema version was cut by 1 sec to remove a single instance  of the word fuck for a PG rating. The cut was restored in all video  releases and the certificate upgraded.'),
('21194',' A scene with Mahoney (Steve Guttenberg (qv)) and Schtulman   (Peter Van Norden (qv)) chasing muggers in a park with the aid of   Schtulmans dog.'),
('21195',' Hightower being mistaken as a female meter maid.'),
('21196',' Fackler (Bruce Mahler (qv)) returning from the gas station restroom to find  his squad car vandalized and his partner Dooley (Ed Herlihy (qv)) locked in  the trunk.'),
('21197',' Instead of the movie ending with Tackleberry (David Graf) and Kirklands  (Colleen Camp) wedding, we see Sweetchuck (Tim Kazurinsky) and Zed (Bob  Goldthwait) enrolling into the Police Academy and Zed is told by Commandant  Lassard (George Gaynes) that hes going to need a haircut, much to Zeds  dismay.'),
('21198',' There is also an additional scene in network TV versions where Tackleberry  and Kirkland arrive at the zoo after all the action happens and get mad for  being late. This is a reference to the first film, where Tackleberry missed  all the action following the riot.'),
('21199',' There are 16 extra scenes on the TBS Superstation version: '),
('21200',' Jones practices his karate skills just before the scene in the Gymnasium. '),
('21201',' After Mauser tells Blanks and Copeland what to do, the scene continues on   the rooftop. Mausers car gets stolen, and there is a scene with him falling   into a trash container. '),
('21202',' Mauser walks in to the police department. '),
('21203',' Commandant Lassard, Mahoney, Blanks and Copeland talk about the training for   the new recruits. '),
('21204',' Tackleberry takes out his chainsaw to get down a child who is sitting in a   tree instead of going to school. '),
('21205',' Cadet Adams accidentally helps three thieves rob a store. '),
('21206',' Bud Kirklands rifle discharges into the air when Hightower drives the car   over a bump. '),
('21207',' Extra scene with the cadets talking in the control room after Hooks teaches   them how to work the computers. '),
('21208',' Jones talks with his nephew. '),
('21209',' Blanks tells the cadets their mistakes. '),
('21210',' Mauser watches his new recruits weapons handling. '),
('21211',' Naked in his car, Proctor is embarrassed by a truck driver while stopping at   a red light. '),
('21212',' After we see Tackleberry asking the old lady if she can identify her   quarter, a few scenes later we see him giving her the money and telling her   to mail the rest back. '),
('21213',' Jones stops in the middle of the road because a truck is standing in his   way. While he and Nogata wait, their cars gasoline is being stolen by a man   who sucks it out with a hose. '),
('21214',' A scene with Jones and Nogata telling Adams they cannot carry out their   mission and she would have to send in Mahoney to complete it. '),
('21215',' Mahoney, Commandant Lassard and Adams arrive late at a crime scene.'),
('21216',' On the TBS TV Version, there is an extra scene with Sharon Stone (Claire  Mattson) and Steve Guttenberg (Mahoney) that is not in the theatrical version  or the video version. In this added scene, Mahoney comes over to Claires  house to chat with her for a bit and check up on the dog, Clarence.'),
('21217',' On Network TV versions of the film, 2 scenes are added to fill time. One  scene had Captain Harris and Lieutenant Proctor arriving at the hotel in  Miami with a goat they had on their airplane. One scene occurs in the Police  showcase area where people are trying out various items such as pepper spray,  handcuffs, and bulletproof car shields; Tony is seen talking to a friend of  his named Larry. He tries to get Larry to talk Commandant Lassard into giving  him the camera with the stolen diamonds in it by telling him a story of how  his dead wife had a camera just like the one Lassards carrying. Feeling pity  for him, Lassard is about to hand Larry the camera until Larry asks "is there  anything I could do for you in return". Lassard says yes and has Larry take  an official Police fingerprint identification test. Larrys discovered to be  "a known felon" and he runs off without the camera. Tony and his goons walk  casually away followed by Tony getting upset and hitting a police car shield  with his hand and hurting it.'),
('21218',' When shown on the FOX TV network, many scenes were added to fill the time.  One scene shows Nick Lassard arresting a lady for acting as a car valet so  that she can steal cars. The lady is caught but tries to bribe Nick into  letting her go; "I can really make it worth your while". Nick apologizes  saying shes a nice girl but he cant break the rules in his position as a  police officer. One scene has Fackler mopping up a water jug spill from  Harris in a previous scene followed by Commandant Lassard receiving a call  informing him that the Wilson Heights Gang just robbed the Wilson Heights  Bank. The scene ends with Proctor attempting to dry Harris wet clothes by  fanning him with a posterboard. One scene has the Police Academy team making  a phone call to the Mayor about the Wilson Heights gang having the blueprints  to shut down all the power to the city. The scene channges to show the Mayor  discussing his thoughts to the officers followed by his making a secret deal  with Captain Harris. In the scene where Jones is performing impressions at  the Comedy Pub, theres an added scene of him asking if the mike is real and  then doing an impression of "garbage trucks passing by at 5 a.m." where he  makes a small rumbling sound to resemble a truck then makes it louder by  adding screeches and then screaming in the voice of the garabage men,  "YEEEEEEHA!!!!!!! WAKE UP STUPID!!!!" One scene has Hooks trying to find a  little boys dog named Pokey. She looks down an alley and sees a small patch  of fur and says in her tiny voice "Pokey?". The dog doesnt come out so she  then shouts, "YOU COME OUT NOW YOU MANGY MUTT!!!!". When the dog comes out,  its revealed that hes gigantic! Hooks grabs him and yelps, "YOURE  POKEY?!". She puts a leash around the dog but the dog drags her around the  sidewalk. In theatrical trailers for the film, during Harris fall from the  window washers scaffold, there was a shot of him upside down, looking at a  reflection of himself in a window, and screaming "OH HELP ME! ILL HELP THE  HOMELESS!!!!"'),
('21219',' The UK video version shortened the scene where Lassard and Fackler go to the  pool room. After entering from outside, it cuts to the inside on the line  "Watch me hussle this old fart...", completely omitting Lassard and Facklers  entrance from the inside.'),
('21220',' The original European version was released in two parts with a combined  running time of 169 minutes. (part 1: 83 minutes, part 2: 86 minutes). Lucas  International, owned by Lucas Entertainment, released both parts nearly uncut  as one movie under the title Juvie Boys. The credits sequences of each part  were replaced by a new and shorter credits sequence. Also gone are the  preview of part 2 and the summary of part 1.'),
('21221',' Both versions released in America on video are missing the ending credits and  the final shot of Belli stading by the ocean.  Instead, it merely cuts to  black.'),
('21222',' In 1972, the Mary Pickford Co. copyrighted a version with an organ score  played played by Gaylord Carter. Produced by Matty Kemp, it runs 60 minutes,  about 2 of which is a historical introduction.'),
('21223',' There exists a 130 minute version of the film which expands the story of Kane  much more, even including more scenes that further the plot and even correct  errors such as a line of dialogue stating Dana being at college and more  character expansion scenes.'),
('21224',' UK version released in 1987 was cut 17m 55s before video submission and  further 2m 58s by the BBFC. These cuts removes the whole infamous  "dungeon'),
('21225','sequence". As for the later 1998 UK video it seems the same old, cut  master was used, and so it also suffers from these cuts.'),
('21226',' The film was cut to five reels (from seven) for general release.'),
('21227',' Depending on what title you buy the movie under (Redneck County Rape, Poor  Pretty Eddie, Heartbreak Motel, etc.), youll get a different movie, using  the same actors, sets, and plot outline. Poor Pretty Eddie and Black  Vengeance, for example, are both ultra'),
('21228','violent and sexual with less dialogue  than Heartbreak Motel, which is a filmed play. "Motel" also gives backstory  for several of the characters whose existence is relatively unexplained in  "Eddie," most notably featuring a scene where Bertha gives a monologue about  how Keno got his scars. Also, Heartbreak Motel features none of the sex or  violence so prevalent in "Eddie", and the two films have completely different  endings.'),
('21229',' The American version of this film, "Go Go Mania," adds the sounds of canned  audience screams under the music.'),
('21230',' In 2006, a computer colorized version was released as part of Columbias  "ChromaChoice" collection in a DVD entitled "The Three Stooges: Stooges on  the Run".'),
('21231',' The theatrical version of the movie shown in Polish cinemas in 2006 is 60  minutes shorter than the original television cut and is not divided into two  parts. The dialogs are dubbed by some popular Polish actors and all opening  and final credits are printed in Polish. The final credits are accompanied  with a song performed by Polish highlanders during John Paul IIs visit to  Zakopane in 1997.'),
('21232',' A recent television version is altered in at least one way. Blutos "Im  Mean" song is eliminated from the soundtrack as he trashes Oyl family home  waiting for Olive.'),
('21233',' The UK and European release versions run approximately fourteen minutes  shorter than the US version, almost completely eliminating Ray Walstons  Pappy from the story, and rendering at least one subplot incomprehensible.'),
('21234',' After you pass Stage 3, the first three stages will repeat themselves, except  theyll feature the Sea Hag who drops skulls at you. When you keep returning  to the same setting, shell add on an additional skull, but on the ship,  Bernard will swoop down real fast on you, and as you go along, Brutus will  become more aggressive and (if hes under Popeye) hell punch the ground  Popeye is standing on, sending him into the water, or if Popeye is benieth  Brutus, Brutus reaches down and pushes Popeye into the water.'),
('21235',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21236',' The Kids Klassics VHS release (1987) omits the scenes where Popeye & co first  hear word of Abus crimes and then journey in a seaplane and trudge over the  desert to find the city.'),
('21237',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21238',' Original theatrical version was in 3'),
('21239','D, whereas regular TV versions feature  it without the 3'),
('21240','D effect. In the original opening credits, under the  "Paramount Presents: Popeye The Sailor" title card (which, this time, fades  in a second after Popeyes head'),
('21241','on'),
('21242','a'),
('21243','star fades out) reads "A Stereotoon"  (right over "Color by Technicolor").  The shadowy texture around the titles  (like in the other Famous Studios Popeye cartoons) is conspicuously absent,  also notable in the Famous Studios credit (which also fades in a second after  said title card fades out).  Also notable are clouds at the bottom drifting  to the right.  Note that in non'),
('21244','3'),
('21245','D versions of the print, the said logos and  texts are slightly shifted to the left from the Paramount mountain/stars  (because of the 3'),
('21246','D effect). The opening and closing credits were replaced in  subsequent TV versions with either the standard Paramount opening credits  and/or Associated Artist Productions (AAP) logos, respectively.  However, on  December 23, 2001, the short in its integrity (sans the 3'),
('21247','D effects)  premiered on Cartoon Networks POPEYE SHOW.  The original opening credits and  ending (where Popeyes pipe smoke morphs into the Paramount logo) were  restored.'),
('21248',' There is an alternate ending that shows Steve and Amanda narrowly avoid  hitting the semi at the end before cutting to Steves friend showing up at  Rockwell Falls looking for him.'),
('21249',' The Spanish version was cut down to 89 minutes.'),
('21250',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21251',' 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.'),
('21252',' 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.'),
('21253',' 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.'),
('21254',' On Nickelodeon, the scene where Porky as Cab Calloway sings "Chinatown" was  cut to remove a part during the song where he runs onstage dressed as a  Chinaman and comes back as Cab Calloway. In the black'),
('21255','and'),
('21256','white version, this  picture (not the audio) was deleted and replaced with a repeat shot of people  dancing from the "Guy Lombago" gag. In the colorized version, Cab Calloway  Porky jumps offstage and then the picture freezes (with the audio still  playing), then resumes with Porky coming back to finish the song. Cartoon  Network does not edit this in both the B/W and the colorized version.'),
('21257',' 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.'),
('21258',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white film.  This process preserved the  quality of the animation in the original cartoon.'),
('21259',' 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.'),
('21260',' In 1943 Warner Bros took the second half of Porky In Wacklyland, added color,  and used it as the second half of Tin Pan Alley Cats. Both were directed by  Bob Clampett. The music was the same in both versions.'),
('21261',' The version featured on the 2004 Looney Tunes Volume 2 gift set is the  complete, theatrical black'),
('21262','and'),
('21263','white version.'),
('21264',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21265',' 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.'),
('21266',' The uncut version of this cartoon is extremely rare. In the edited version, a  man is falling and the men yell, "Get the net!". As the man falls through a  cloud of smoke there is an abrupt edit; there was possibly a blackface gag  that was cut.'),
('21267',' 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.'),
('21268',' 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.'),
('21269',' 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.'),
('21270',' 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.'),
('21271',' In a tv version, the boys are wearing underwear as they run from Cherry  Forevers house.  In the theatrical version they cover themselves with their  hands.'),
('21272',' The ending credits in the theatrical version run on the right side of the  screen, while the left side of the screen shows the ending scenes with  Pee'),
('21273','Wee on the bus. In the television version, the ending bus scene runs full  screen (and less cropped) before the ending credits. The scene is toned down  for television. The final "Jeez!" audio is gone, now he just shrugs. Because  the scene is less cropped, the shrugging is barely noticeable because the  shot isnt focused on him.'),
('21274',' In some television versions, there is a scene where all of the guys are  talking in the back of the truck on the drive up to Porkys. Pee'),
('21275','wee tells  the guys he is wearing a letterman sweater because girls go for athletes and  he is reminded that High School athletes dont even get in to Porkys.'),
('21276',' In the theatrical version, on the "beaver shoot", the whole time the other  guys are staring at the naked girls, Pee Wee is blocked by a fat girl who  constantly bends over, showing Pee Wee her large rear end. Finally, Pee Wee  yells, "God damn it, would you move your fat ass?!", ruining the whole shoot.  In the TV version, you dont see the fat girl, and she is not mentioned. Then  Pee Wee yells, "Move it!", ruining the whole scene and making it nonsensical.'),
('21277',' In the North American letterboxed DVD release, the screen has been  cropped'),
('21278','down from the version released on video.  As a result, much of the  nudity during the "Cherry Forever" scene is not visible.'),
('21279',' 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.'),
('21280',' 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.'),
('21281',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21282',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21283',' 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.'),
('21284',' 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.'),
('21285',' 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.'),
('21286',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21287',' 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.'),
('21288',' 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.'),
('21289',' 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.'),
('21290',' 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.'),
('21291',' 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.'),
('21292',' 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.'),
('21293',' 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.'),
('21294',' 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.'),
('21295',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21296',' 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.'),
('21297',' 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.'),
('21298',' 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.'),
('21299',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('21300',' This cartoon was colorized in 1995, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white film.  This process preserved the  quality of the animation in the original cartoon.'),
('21301',' 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.'),
('21302',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21303',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21304',' 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.'),
('21305',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.  However, for some reason  the final scene in this cartoon is replaced with the final scene from the  previous 1968 "redrawn" version (it is believed that the black and white  print that was used for the computer process must have been damaged at that  point in the film).'),
('21306',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21307',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992, with a computer adding color to a new  print of the original black and white cartoon.  This preserved the quality of  the original animation.'),
('21308',' 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.'),
('21309',' 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.'),
('21310',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21311',' The colorized version that played on Nickelodeon cut the short scene where a  stereotypically black man slowly trails behind the other drivers when the  race begins.'),
('21312',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21313',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21314',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21315',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21316',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21317',' Released on DVD in Canada with two different titles. Some copies have the  full Pornstar: The Legend of Ron Jeremy title, while others simply call the  film The Legend of Ron Jeremy.'),
('21318',' The version entitled Legend of Ron Jeremy, The runs 1 minute shorter than the  version entitled Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy.'),
('21319',' For an 18 rating 11 seconds had to be cut in the UK due to BBFC demands.  The uncut version was released with an 18R rating.'),
('21320',' For the U.S. PBS network premiere, 34 minutes of footage was cut from the  original print, most of them being the soft'),
('21321','core lesbian love scenes.'),
('21322',' Until recently, most prints were completely in black'),
('21323','and'),
('21324','white, with only the  final shot of the portrait at the very end shown in color.  Recently, though,  the greenish tint used in the storm scene (lasting about ten minutes) was  also restored.'),
('21325',' During premiere engagements, the climactic storm sequence, along with being  tinted green, was screened in an early widescreen format. At the beginning of  the sequence the curtains surrounding the screen would open, and the scene  would fill the wider screen surface. At the end of the scene the curtains  closed, and the remainder of the film was shown in its 1:1.37 ratio format.'),
('21326',' Scenes of nudity were added for the video version, using a body double as a  substitute for Josie Bissett. Also added were two topless photo shoots of  Brittany who in real life is a Playboy Playmate.'),
('21327',' The film was severely cut and re'),
('21328','edited for its American release '),
('21329',' those  versions vary from 81 to 97 minutes. The original is barely recognizable so  try to catch the full version.'),
('21330',' Although once branded a video nasty the full'),
('21331','length 118 minute Directors Cut  was passed fully uncut by the BBFC on the Visual Film video label in 1999.'),
('21332',' The Dutch video version runs 119 min.'),
('21333',' Japanese version running time is 123 minutes'),
('21334',' The Italian version of the film includes an additional title credit for  Massimo Troisi, listed as co'),
('21335','director of the movie together with Michael  Radford.'),
('21336',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21337',' CBS edited 30 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television  premiere.'),
('21338',' Released in a directors cut with stories interwoven with one another and a  producers cut with 4 stories running one after the other.'),
('21339',' In the 2006 DVD re'),
('21340','issue, an earlier version of StudioCanal+s opening logo  begins the movie, followed by the TriStar and Carolco animations that  originally started it.'),
('21341',' Running time of filmmaker Marzanos feature'),
('21342','length version: 60 minutes.'),
('21343',' On the 2002 official BMW FILMS DVD release of THE HIRE, a slightly longer  edit of the movie can be found. There is an additional scene with Stellan  Skarsgaard and some rebels assisting him. There are additional additions and  extensions throughout the movie on the DVD.'),
('21344',' The theatrical version of the film was lost to the viewing public over the  years. The film was seen only in poor quality, cut'),
('21345','down 16mm versions for  television and non'),
('21346','theatrical showing. Various portions of the film were  missing in different prints: this may have been because of cuts made by  individual television stations, by damage to prints, or a combination of  both.'),
('21347',' In 2004(?), the film was restored through UCLA using portions of three  existing 35mm prints. The new restoration contains all known existing  footage. One small portion of film was still missing though it was known to  exist because a music cue was available. The single shot (showing a hand  signing a letter) was carefully recreated using the hand of Sturges own son  Thomas and put back into the film along with the original score. This version  was screened in New York City, New York at the Film Forum on April 1 & 2,  2005. Several of the showings were attended and by Thomas Sturges.'),
('21348',' For its second BBC broadcast in January 2005, part 3 was updated to reflect  the Law Lords recent ruling that the detention without trial of foreign  terrorist suspects was illegal.'),
('21349',' The series was updated and re'),
('21350','edited into a film for its 2005 showing at the  Cannes Film Festival. The edit eliminated some of the repetition necessary  for the original series.'),
('21351',' The cinema version of this movie was banned in Norway but the first video  release was uncut. After a while the uncut videoversion was banned too and  later videoversions are cut.'),
('21352',' Theres an unknown directors cut in which Mike Hodges originally had John  Scott to compose the music. However the Producers decided that they didnt  like it and hired Bill Conti to redo the music. Also, after watching Hodges  cut, Samuel Goldwyn recut the film for American audience who wanted an  action. The theatrical cut both Hodges and Mickey Rourke both publically  disowned.'),
('21353',' Paragon video release runs 83 minutes.  Some very obvious jump cuts (sound  and picture) remove most of the nudity.'),
('21354',' There is a sanitised version which has most of the gory parts removed, e.g.  the skinned bodies, the alien with Billys body, Macs brains being blown  out, Dillons arm being shot off, etc.'),
('21355',' A limited edition DVD collectors box set of Predator including both Predator  movies was released in the UK in June 2001.  For this UK DVD releases, Fox  used the same master as the heavily censored German version.  Ironically, it  was released uncut in Germany.  The scene where Dutch throws a knife at the  soldier and saying "Stick around" was removed. The scene where Dillon loses  his arm was shortened.  However, the UK video is completely uncut.'),
('21356',' Featured on the Special Edition DVD, there is a deleted scene where Dutch is  running from the predator, from tree to tree while the Predator purposely  misses him'),
('21357',' The Special edition also features three short outtakes: Anna picking up and  holding a chameleon; a butterfly landing on the invisible predators leg  leaving an image of itself on it after flying away; and more footage of Dutch  preparing himself before the battle with the predator'),
('21358',' The Australian DVD release in February 2002 removed the shot where Dutch  throws a knife into a soldier and says "stick around". However, in November  2002, a 2'),
('21359','disc special edition was released with the scene intact.'),
('21360',' After its theatrical release the film was indexed in Germany by the BPJS  meaning serious business restrictions for the uncut version, such as no  advertisement, no mail order and no display in showrooms accessible to minors  (however, the movie may be sold in such showrooms if adult buyers  specifically ask for it). Therefore the television version and the video  version have some major cuts. Almost every violent scene was shortened, some  scenes were completely removed (eg the scene where Dillons arm is removed).  The latest German version released on DVD is completely uncut.'),
('21361',' The Spanish language TV version includes nearly all the violence cut from  other TV versions, removing only two shots: the murder of the hostage in the  rebel camp and Dillons severed arm on the ground. However, some dialogue  scenes are not shown. The entire chopper ride into the jungle is removed, as  well as Hawkins joke with Billy and the subsequent shot of the Predator  listening to Billy laugh. Likewise, when Mac takes the scorpion off Dillons  back, the scene ends before Mac steps on it and the Predator is not shown  picking it up.'),
('21362',' The Australian Special Edition DVD released in 2005 is rated MA15+, but is  uncut like the previous R18+ version. It is not to be confused with the cut M  rated version available on video.'),
('21363',' VCD (Video CD) by Video Van is 103 minutes long and is heavily censored: '),
('21364',' Some violence is intact while other parts are edited '),
('21365',' Most of the profanity is left in the film '),
('21366',' ALTERED SCENE: '),
('21367',' Danny Glover has unmasked the alien to curse at it, '),
('21368',' the scene cuts to Predator throwing Danny Glover across the room.'),
('21369',' As with the first Predator, this film was cut to receive a "Not under 16"  rating for video release and TV broadcast in Germany. Allmost every violent  part was either shortened or completely removed. The new German version  released on DVD is completely uncut.'),
('21370',' On initial censorship classification in Australia, the film received an R18+  rating. In order to bring the rating down to M15+, several scenes were cut  for violence/language. The following scenes have now been re'),
('21371','instated for the  R18+ 2001 DVD release: '),
('21372',' 2 of the gang members at the start of the film sniff some cocaine while   loading up their weaponry '),
('21373',' In Harrigans conversation with one of his superiors, he uses the words:   "Cutting off my dick and shoving it up my ass" '),
('21374',' The shot of the sacrificial knife entering Ramon Vegas stomach '),
('21375',' Another shot of the character who is "netted" to the wall, this time being   sprayed with gunfire from his friends '),
('21376',' Another gang member is impaled on the Predators wrist blade and lifted into   the air '),
('21377',' Jerry is startled by a skinned body hanging from the roof'),
('21378',' The Commodore 64 version was a side'),
('21379','scrolling first person shooter in the  tradition of games like Operation Wolf. But the Sega Genesis version was an  isometric platformer and had completely different gameplay.'),
('21380',' The German version (released under the title "Atlantis Inferno") is missing  the entire opening credits sequence, and starts directly at the first scene  with the kidnapping. Before the movie is a blue screen with the title, and  credits for Ruggerro Deodato (qv), Christopher Connelly (I) (qv), Tony  King (qv), Ivan Rassimov (qv) and Mike Miller (qv). No one else from the  opening credits sequence is credited anywhere in the movie. The end credits  are also taken straight from the original Italian version, and are still in  Italian. Also, several cuts are made to the more gory sequences, including  the deaths of Frank, Liza and Barbara, and the decapitation of the motorcycle  raiders. All of the other death scenes remain intact. There are also many  dialog changes, with extra lines added (in German) in numerous scenes. The  echoing screams of the raiders when they are killed have also entirely been  replaced with normal, non'),
('21381','echoing cries from German voice'),
('21382','over artists.  Additionally, during the platform sequences, an echo has been added to lines  of dialog spoken by characters into microphones, which is not present in any  other version worldwide.'),
('21383',' The UKs Medusa home video version cuts about four minutes of gore, including  the deaths of Barbara and Eliza Stoddard and the decapitation of the  motorcycle raider. Most of the platforms destruction is also missing, and  there is an alternate shot during the opening credits of Bill Cooks  helicopter with the UK title "Atlantis Interceptors" superimposed over it.'),
('21384',' The Russian version is entirely in the Russian language. The voice of the  character played by Jacob, Irène (qv) is dubbed by a Russian actress.'),
('21385',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1995, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21386',' Reissued in 1934 with Marathi soundtrack added.'),
('21387',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove shots of maggots  being poured from a cup and to edit scenes of Emilys body being covered with  earth.'),
('21388',' Due to a copyright dispute, all recent video and laserdisc releases omit a  sequence featuring songs by Barry McGuire on the soundtrack.'),
('21389',' There are a couple of scenes missing from the film in its present state; one  early scene at an avant'),
('21390','garde movie house where Dr. Schafer meets Nan; and a  segment in the Dr.s nightmare involving disembodied eyeballs (lifted from a  bad 3'),
('21391','D film).'),
('21392',' The European version and American version each contain different footage: '),
('21393',' In the American version, Donna and Jay kiss longer, about ten seconds longer   than the European version. '),
('21394',' In the European version, the sex scene is much longer with Donna moving on   top of Ray, about one minute longer than the American version.'),
('21395',' The UK cinema version was cut by 10 secs for a 15 certificate to remove the  lines "He was trying to fuck her to death" and "Paying to suck his cock in a  public place". Video releases were upgraded to an 18 though the prints used  were the same as the cut cinema version.'),
('21396',' The 1.29 minute version features Edwige Fenech (qv) in lots of topless  scenes while the 1.34 minute version has extended sex scenes with Fenech  bottomless as well.'),
('21397',' Against his own wishes UK censor James Ferman (qv) was forced to make minor  edits to the original cinema version under the 1978 Protection of Children  Act, and pubic hair was optically airbrushed onto scenes where  Brooke Shields (qv) is sitting with her legs slightly spread so that the  actual cleft was not visible. The edits were fully waived for the 1987 video  release.'),
('21398',' The scene combining sex and violence earned the film an "NC'),
('21399','17" rating.  The  scene was trimmed and the film was re'),
('21400','rated "R".'),
('21401',' The Directors Cut of "Pretty Woman" features additional dialogue during the  first encounter of Edward and Vivian; additonal scenes featuring Carlos the  pimp chasing after Vivian for the money Kit owes him; a longer restaurant  sequence, and a longer montage of scenes when Edward takes the day off from  work to spend more time with Vivian on their last day together.'),
('21402',' The TV version has Kit saying "Cinderella" rather than "Cinde'),
('21403','f**kin'),
('21404','rella"  when shes trying to cheer Vivian up.  Scene is re'),
('21405','shot so Kits mouth  matches dialog, rather than just a re'),
('21406','dub.'),
('21407',' In the TV version, rather than Kit saying "50 bucks, Grampa. For 75 the wife  can watch," she say "My Grandmother has curtains just like that" when looking  at the womans dress.'),
('21408',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 10 secs by the BBFC to reduce shots  of Anders feasting on a girls body. The cuts were restored in the 2004  Anchor Bay release.'),
('21409',' German Video'),
('21410','Release (rated not under 18) misses much of the violence. The  Version which was released in the UK is also cut in three places'),
('21411',' Like most of the 1980s slasher pics, this film had to be edited of the more  explicit violence to earn an "R" rating rather than an "X".'),
('21412',' US version has a different ending: after Mr. Bennet and Elizabeths  conversation, a scene follows where Darcy and "Mrs. Darcy" are at Pemberly  talking about their happiness.'),
('21413',' A colorized version is available.'),
('21414',' A version broadcast on WPIX 11 in the 1980s left out several notable scenes.  Among them: '),
('21415',' Lou Gehrigs encounter with "Myra" while at college and his subsequent   outburst at the fraternity and Sam Blake (the following scene begins where   Blake is trying to sell Lou on the Yankees) '),
('21416',' The scene where Lou walks into the Yankee locker room for the first time,   sees the names of the other players and tries on his hat '),
('21417',' The scene where he receives his tuxedo in the mail and tries to explain it   to his parents '),
('21418',' When Lou and Eleanor return home to a surprise party, the dialogue before   they walk through the door where Mom Gehrig wonders "whats keeping Lou" '),
('21419',' The Veloz and Yolanda dance sequence'),
('21420',' The US version has been cut by seven minutes.'),
('21421',' Also released in an abridged version lasting 94 minutes. As well as  inevitable cutting of some material the shortened version also rearranges the  placement of some of the flashback sequence and ends with Lawrences death  excluding the New Mexico epilogue. The short version is a properly  re'),
('21422','prepared effort however with the appearance order end'),
('21423','credits redone to  reflect the new positions in which characters first appear.'),
('21424',' The British version runs 15'),
('21425','20 minutes longer than the version shown in the  USA and has a different cast ordering. The ordering in IMDb is based on the  American version as shown on the Turner Classic Movies channel.'),
('21426',' RCA SelectaVision VideoDiscs released the program in the CED VideoDisc  format. On it, it offered the option for stereo player'),
('21427','owners to play the  disc with Janes voice and music, or music only.'),
('21428',' This was originally titled "Jane Fondas Prime Time Workout".  When Jane  leased her videos to Lorimar Home Video, she changed the title to "Jane  Fondas Easy Going Workout" to reach out to a wider range of viewers.'),
('21429',' The very rare, pre'),
('21430','VRA (Video Recordings Act) VHS release from Britain,  titled Savage Terror, is uncut and runs at a PAL running time of 87 minutes.'),
('21431',' The USA release under the "Tales of Voodoo" label (Volume 2) runs at 84  minutes. All scenes seem to be intact, so the shortened running time is  probably due to technical factors.'),
('21432',' The German DVD from X'),
('21433','Rated KultVideo is uncut and has a PAL running time of  87 minutes.'),
('21434',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21435',' Some VHS releases omit the scene where the Dawn Treader is attack by a sea  monster. The scene is present in the 2002 DVD release.'),
('21436',' In the video version, there is some brief nudity and strong language thus  making it rated R.'),
('21437',' Television version is slightly reedited, suggesting that all that takes   place in the film is just a dream that Jameson Parkers having: '),
('21438',' after the opening credits there a new shot showing Parkers house from  the   outside (the theatrical version opens with a shot of Parker trying  to   perform a card trick). '),
('21439',' at the beginning, after Parker watches on TV a program reporting the    discovery of a new supernova, the narration goes on talking about the  death   of a millionaire and the discovery of a religious book in his  library '),
('21440',' all mentions of the dead priest, member of the Brotherhood of Sleep  who   took care of the church where the evil liquid is kept hidden, are  deleted; '),
('21441',' during the whole film, there are new inserted sequences showing Parker    sleeping/dreaming in his bed'),
('21442',' The UK 15'),
('21443','rated video version released by 4'),
('21444','Front is edited slightly to avoid  an 18 rating. Cuts include a shorter bike'),
('21445','stabbing sequence, the removal of  some swearing and a brief cut to soften the scene where Calder cuts his  throat with a splinter (in the case of this cut there is a noticeable jump in  the soundtrack).'),
('21446',' The new UK DVD, released by Momentum, contains the full uncut version of the  film and has been downgraded to a 15. The same DVD is also available in  Germany from Kinowelt.'),
('21447',' VCD version by Panorama Entertainment is cut to 101 minute'),
('21448',' The SNES console version of the game has a modified story in which the  Princess has two hours to decide her fate (instead of 60 mins) and our hero  has to conquer extra levels.'),
('21449',' The original Apple II version, released in 1989 used only four colors. The  MS'),
('21450','DOS version for the IBM PC as well as the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST  versions released in 1990 used more colors allowing much more detail.'),
('21451',' Later versions of the game (ie. version 1.3 and others) for MS'),
('21452','DOS featured  different color palettes for different sections of the game and the ability  to adjust the game settings for the computer used.'),
('21453',' Certain versions released for home consoles (Super Nintendo etc.) remove some  of the bloodshed.'),
('21454',' In the PS2 and GCN versions, the original Prince of Persia is unlocked  through a special wall. In the Xbox version, the original Prince of Persia is  unlocked by beating the game, and Prince of Persia 2 is unlocked through the  special wall (the other versions lack this as an unlockable).'),
('21455',' UK Version '),
('21456',' Violence (Decapitation And slicing in Half) Cut Out.'),
('21457',' The film originally premiered on TV in a 4'),
('21458','hour version, introducing new  material that had been cut for the theatrical release, which runs 167  minutes. Among the scenes added is one that makes more sense of the  DiBenadetto Case (the character Ciellos first rat'),
('21459','job).'),
('21460',' Laserdisc version contains an alternate end credits sequence with Barbra  Streisands vocal performance of "Places That Belong To You" (which was  replaced in the final film by new end title music by James Newton Howard  after Streisand felt that to include the song would bring back the Dr.  Lowenstein character and destroy the focal point of the story, which would be  the Tom Wingo character).	Also, alternate versions of the Tom and Susan  affair scenes, and the following deleted scenes (presented in a separate  supplementary section at the end of the film): '),
('21461',' Tom remembering his late brother Luke; '),
('21462',' Tom visiting Savannah in the hospital early in the film; '),
('21463',' Tom confronting his father Henry; '),
('21464',' Tom sending flowers to Dr. Lowenstein; '),
('21465',' Lila being ridiculed as "white trash"; '),
('21466',' and a love affair montage.	'),
('21467',' When this cartoon aired on ABC (still retitled as "Prince Varmint"), the  aforementioned explosives gag was edited thus: after Sam lights the fuses of  the explosives, he manages to cross the still'),
('21468','lowered drawbridge and escape  the explosives just before they blow up. However, he still looks much the  worse for wear when he enters the castle.'),
('21469',' CBS'),
('21470','broadcasted versions in the 70s and 80s changed the title of the  cartoon to "Prince Varmint", adding a new title card (produced by WB itself)  to avoid the word "violent". A few gags centering on Yosemite Sam and  explosives were also cut.'),
('21471',' An unofficial video reconstruction has been created in 2006. It consists of  footage from a first generation videotape of the first work'),
('21472','print, the  "Princess and the Cobbler" work'),
('21473','print, a pan & scan DVD of the completed  "Princess" cut, and a wide'),
('21474','screen DVD of the Miramax "Arabian Knight"  version. Whenever possible, the Miramax cut is used to fill in as higher  quality footage. The pan & scan DVD is sometimes overlaid over the work'),
('21475','print  to allow the highest quality given the limited resources. Finally, the  original audio is kept such as the music, original voices, keeping Tack and  The Thief silent. This is meant to reflect the original intended version.'),
('21476',' As of 2006, six versions of the film exist. The first is a work'),
('21477','in'),
('21478','progress  print from 1992 that features most completed animation edited together with  storyboards and pencils'),
('21479','only animation. It also features the original dialog  and music tracks. This is the version most commonly bootlegged. A second  work'),
('21480','in'),
('21481','progress version exists, but details are unknown on the contents.  After the film was seized by the completion bond company, a third  work'),
('21482','in'),
('21483','progress print was created. This features the revised editing, some  re'),
('21484','dubbing, and wholly new scenes. It retains some original audio, but  features a temp track almost entirely of Danny Elfman and John Williams  music. There is also a temporary voice'),
('21485','over. The fourth version is the first  released cut, "The Princess and the Cobbler." It contains four new song  sequences, many re'),
('21486','dubbed voices, new music, and many edits. However, it  features some cut scenes behind the closing credits, as well as nearly all of  the Mad Holy Old Witch footage and more of the War Machine sequence. The  fifth version is the American "Arabian Knight" cut. It features further  re'),
('21487','dubbing (Steve Lively is replaced by Matthew Broderick as Tack, Bobbi Page  is replaced by Jennifer Beals as Yum'),
('21488','Yum), new voices such as The Thief  (silent in the Princess version) re'),
('21489','dubbed in the third'),
('21490','person by Jonathan  Winters and Phidos vocal effects by Donald Pleasence replaced by dialog by  Eric Bogosian. This cut also removes most of the remaining footage of the Mad  Holy Old Witch and most of the war machine sequence. It also removes one song  sequence and features the end credits over black.'),
('21491',' The American video version reinstates the original title of "The Thief and  the Cobbler", but is in all other respects the edit released by Miramax under  the title "Arabian Knight".'),
('21492',' The DVD contains 8 deleted scene which include: '),
('21493',' Mia asking Queen Clarice what was her nickname in highschool. '),
('21494',' Some shots of a puppet Mia being ordered about by Clarice which were   inserted as Mia was late for her princess lesson. '),
('21495',' Mias history teacher visiting Mias house and getting paint on his jacket.   As he takes it off, Mia catches him shirtless. '),
('21496',' Michael chatting with Mia on the school roof and removing an eyelash from   her face. '),
('21497',' Michael and Mia sharing a pizza with M&Ms on it. '),
('21498',' A scene that was supposed to show what the drunk man supposedly did at the   last banquet'),
('21499','using a harp to slice eggs. '),
('21500',' Josh telling Mia how everyone at the beach party was waiting for him to do   something so they could mimic him. Josh starts inventing a banana dance in   which everyone copies and starts doing. '),
('21501',' Lana being exposed to the press for claiming she was Mias best friend when   she wasnt.'),
('21502',' In 1989, Kino International Corp. in association with The George Eastman  House Film Archive, Rochester, New York, issued a video with English  subtitles by Helen Eisenman.'),
('21503',' Since this film has never been released to the video market in the USA, the  only version available for home entertainment is an Argentinean VHS edition  that was lifted from a 16mm print. Although the film plays in English with  Spanish language subtitles, the credits and all signs and letters shown in  the picture were redone in Spanish. The name of this version is "Prisionero  del destino".'),
('21504',' The Turner library print is a re'),
('21505','release of the original version, with an  uncredited piano music score and a running time of 113 minutes. Its opening  credits were changed to list Ramon Novarro first, as he was then very  popular, and also uses the name he is now known by. Also credited onscreen  was John George (I) (qv) and Snitz Edwards (qv).'),
('21506',' The Version that premiered at Toronto in 2006 was 54 minutes long. The US  theatrical version is 72 minutes.'),
('21507',' The film was originally refused a UK cinema certificate in 1976. In October  2005 the BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) passed the movie at a  R18 (Restricted 18) rating, which can only be supplied in registered sex  shops. To be rated at this level the movie required 9 minutes of cuts to  "remove scenes showing woman being explicitly sexually assaulted in a manner  which eroticises and endorses sexual violence."'),
('21508',' The television version which first aired in the early 80s included an extra  scene, set in the dining room of Morley Manor. Inspector Winship and Dr. Tart  switch identities trying to fool Mistress Phyllis and her staff.'),
('21509',' Also in the TV version was a scene where Dr. Tart painted one of his pigeons  black to hide it from the person who shot the last one.  Winship leaves him  and Tart tosses the bird out an open window, only to find the painted wings  stuck to his hands.  He quickly shoves his hands into his pockets and follows  Winship.'),
('21510',' There is an edited version that was shown on Playboy channel and other cable  tv channels. They remove all the extremely explicit scenes out.'),
('21511',' Also available in an alternate version which omits all footage featuring  Traci Lords.'),
('21512',' Also available in an alternate version which omits all footage featuring  Traci Lords.'),
('21513',' UK 18 version on DVD features Virgin Treasures and Virgin Treasures 2  (1994) both edited together as one film under the Virgin Treasures title  with all the harcore sex scenes edited out. UK 18R version on Video is also  the same as above with all the hardcore sex scenes edited out.'),
('21514',' Virgin Treasures and Virgin Treasures 2 both edited together as one film  under the Virgin Treasures title with all the harcore sex scenes edited out  on the UK 18 version on DVD.'),
('21515',' When released in the UK a cut down version was originally submitted but was  rejected due to rape scenes and aggressive references. The rights were sold  and the new distributor removed all the offending material. The BBFC still  demanded 1:20s of further cuts. Two porno rapes scenes removed one of which  was a gang rape Aggressive/abusive dialogure removed throughout All  references to anal sex have been removed'),
('21516',' When released in the UK, this title had 20 minutes and 19 seconds of  unofficial pre'),
('21517','cuts with a further 1 minute and 10 seconds cut by the BBFC'),
('21518',' When released in the UK, this title had 26 minutes and 51 seconds of  unofficial pre'),
('21519','cuts and a further 3 seconds cut by the BBFC.'),
('21520',' UK 18 release runs only 95 minutes and has most of the sex eliminated. The  18R version runs 109 minutes and contains snippets of hardcore footage.'),
('21521',' The UK 18 release misses nearly all the sex and runs 93 minutes The R18  release runs 110 minutes and contains some hardcore footage.'),
('21522',' The 2002 UK DVD runs 132 minutes and was rated R18 by the BBFC (meaning it  could only be sold in licensed sex shops), though it received 9 secs of cuts  to remove a shot of a woman being suffocated during a sex scene. In 2005 an  18 rated version was released, originally running 91 minutes, though this was  cut by a further 1 min 53 secs by the BBFC to completely remove clear footage  of cunnilingus.'),
('21523',' The version of the film shown on US broadcast television alters two scenes.  The opening scene of a couple making out in car with only their legs showing  has been replaced with a montage of scenes from later in the film when Philly  and Lester are burying the body. The bathtub scene where Ms. Mallo takes a  bath with Philly has been completely removed with the exception of a single  question. In the original version, Ms. Mallow asks Philly if he would like to  take a bath with her. He says "Yes" and the scenes continues. On television,  he says "No" and the scene ends.'),
('21524',' All UK versions are substantially cut by the BBFC under the Protection of  Children Act. A total of 3 minutes 20 secs were originally removed from all  scenes showing a nude Sylvia Kristel and the boy in the same shot '),
('21525',' thus  heavily reducing the striptease, bath and 2 sex scenes. The 2006 release has  been pre'),
('21526','edited by the distributors and suffers the same cuts.'),
('21527',' Originally released at 125 minutes; the US laserdisc version adds 12 minutes  of unreleased footage, including a sequence known as "The Dreadful Business  of the Naked Honeymooners".'),
('21528',' For its airings on the USA Network, the movie occasionally pauses and  Howard Stern (qv) appears to provide commentary on the movie. Also, in an  atypical move for a basic cable channel, USA Network presented the movie with  no edits '),
('21529',' but with all spoken obscenities bleeped and objectionable visuals  (nudity, drug use) electronically masked. This version also airs on VH1.'),
('21530',' First cut, before Trans World bought it, had scenes shot in Mexico (the  main  cast goes to the Baha race to test the dune buggy). When TWE  bought the film  for release these scenes were cut.'),
('21531',' The TV version adds footage deleted from the theatrical release: '),
('21532',' A scene of Christine and Jim having dinner at the hotel theyve come to lose   their virginity at. '),
('21533',' Shots of Jim and Christine taking turns jogging from their car into a   drugstore to buy condoms. '),
('21534',' The scene at the end where the girls moon Miss Dutchbok is replaced by a   shot where the girls moon her wearing their underwear instead.'),
('21535',' During the seduction scene between Jordan (Betsy Russell) and Jim (Matthew  Modine) in her bedroom there was a small scene shown only on the broadcast  version where we see Jordan pulling the tie out of her ponytail and letting  her hair down.'),
('21536',' An alternate TV version includes some additional musical bits such as "Mad  About the Boy", sang by Dennis Quilley, in the same outfit as Marlene  Dietrich in "The Blue Angel", after being refused access with his sailor of  the evening to the Raffles Hotel. It also has a longer end sequence (before  the dance on the parade deck) about "business as usual in Singapore".'),
('21537',' Cable Network USA features scenes not included in the home video version.'),
('21538',' Most edited'),
('21539','for'),
('21540','TV versions of the film cut the scene where Big Ben drops his  pants on live TV during his campaign speech.'),
('21541',' When NBC featured this movie for the first time, it raised controversy about  people being unwilling to adopt children.  Two scenes in the movie were  edited for content.  They are:'),
('21542',' When Flo Healy (Amy Yasbeck) to Little Ben Healy (John Ritter) in the car at  Big Ben Healys store, her line "I dont wear second'),
('21543','hand clothes and I dont  want a second'),
('21544','hand kid.  Adoption is OUT!" was changed to "I dont wear  second'),
('21545','hand clothes and I want my own kid. Adoption is OUT!"'),
('21546',' During the birthday party where Junior (Michael Oliver)  is dressed as the  devil, one of the kids says: "Hes not a real kid, hes adopted". This was  changed to "Hes not a real kid, hes the devil."'),
('21547',' One of the scenes added by Cable Network USA (in which Junior causes havok  with his helicopter) was cut from the home video release, but was still on  the box.'),
('21548',' Also cut from the video release is a scene where Flo and Ben are leaving for  church and their old lady neighbor scolds them for the mess their cat made in  her yard and Ben is forced to pick it up, next they go to church and Ben  tells a surly priest of his troubles; '),
('21549',' Also is a scene taking place right before Junior exits the house in which   Roy yells for Ben to hurry up; '),
('21550',' A scene of Mr. Peabody inquiring as to whether the Healys cared what hair   and eye color the kid they wanted to adopt had; '),
('21551',' A scene of the Mother Superior and Junior talking as Junior was packing; '),
('21552',' A scene where Martin remembers himself causing havoc right when the warden   and guards are trying to get him into the electric chair; '),
('21553',' A scene of Ben grabbing a back pack from the back of Roys car and make   believe it has the ransom money in it;'),
('21554',' When released to video to rent, after the movie and right before the credits,  Junior appears on screen and tells everyone about his new movie "Problem  Child 2, coming soon to a theater near you." Then sounds of crashing begins  followed by Ben yelling "JUNIOR!"'),
('21555',' The orphange scene where Junior says "You Stupid Dick" to Mr. Peabody is  replaced with "You stupid jerk"'),
('21556',' Cable Network USA features scenes not included in the home video version.'),
('21557',' The television version shortens and cuts parts of the scene where all the  kids are on the ride throwing up.  When all the kids are throwing up, you can  hear them, but you cant see them, because it cuts away each time someone  does it.'),
('21558',' On the TV version, during the begining credits where it shows Ben and Junior  on their way to their new home, it shows them with their car overheated and  smoke coming out.  The scene is an alternate scene used instead of showing  the two of them peeing on the side of the road, which is seen on the video  and theatrical versions.'),
('21559',' The televison adds a scene when Junior first arrives at school.  It shows  Junior going up to Trixie and some of her friends, and asking where the  principals office is.  She points him in the direction and puts a "kick me"  sign on his back.  Junior walks down the hall and people make fun of him,  before he goes off to a corner and finds the sign and takes it off.'),
('21560',' Also included is: '),
('21561',' A scene of Junior trying to tell an oblivious Ben what Lawanda swore she   would do to Junior, but Ben wouldnt listen. '),
('21562',' A scene of Annie calling Ben right after Junior and Trixie run away. In the   original version, the phone rings when Ben notices Junior gone but then it   cuts to he and Annie in the car, so actually the phone call was a mystery; '),
('21563',' A scene of Junior and Ben holding ice packs on each others head and   discussing women. This was not in the video version but the picture made it   onto the box; '),
('21564',' A scene of Junior in Annies office when she gets a call and finds out   Trixie stole a station wagon, followed by Annie saying shed take Trixie to   Pizzarific, thats why Junior coaxed Ben there;'),
('21565',' Television versions altered some offensive dialogue, like when Junior states  his distaste towards Debbies pie, his line of "Her pie gave us the runs" was  changed to "Her pie gave us the rash"; The Love Rock scene: Juniors name for  LaWanda was changed from bitch to nasty pig;'),
('21566',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21567',' The American version cut the opening pin screen sequence and also deleted and  rearanged a number of scenes.'),
('21568',' In 1984, the Desilu studios acquired The Trial and re'),
('21569','edited it prior to its  release on American TV.'),
('21570',' On the French Studio Canal DVD, there is a deleted scene not found anywhere  else. In it, K meets with the scientist in charge of the computer in hopes of  using the computer to help his situation. She enters Ks information into the  computer and it determines the crime he is most likely to commit, suicide.'),
('21571',' Some prints eliminate the opening "Embassy Pictures" logo, as well as a few  seconds of footage in the bar scene, including the drunks dialogue "Lets  have a toast...to toast! I love toast..." and the beginning of the song "By  the Light of the Silvery Moon".   Most prints just cut into the scene in the  middle of the song verse.'),
('21572',' The original, network television broadcasts added some outtakes (more fuse  bumbling by Franz Liebkin) near the end, between "The quick fuse?!" and the  eventual explosion.  The padding was probably to balance some censorship cuts  in the running time.'),
('21573',' The 2002 DVD release includes an alternate blow'),
('21574','up'),
('21575','the'),
('21576','theater sequence.  Franz Leibkind stomps out "ze quick fuse" after lighting it. He then switches  to electrical detonation from outside the building. This fails. When Leo, Max  and Franz go back into the basement to see what went wrong, the drunk from  the bar comes along. Thinking that the detonator handle is a shoeshine stand,  he props his feet up on it...'),
('21577',' The 4'),
('21578','Front UK video release omits a couple of lines from Leo Blooms  hysterical attack in Bialystocks office (with a very noticeable edit),  considerably shortens the scene with Leo and Max in the bar with the drunk  (most of the Light of the Silvery Moon number is missing) and deletes about  half of the scene where Franz attempts to blow up the theatre. All these  scenes are intact on the print regularly screened by BBC'),
('21579','TV.'),
('21580',' The original Streamline Pictures in the USA in the early 90s deleted the  original opening credit sequence. When the film was re'),
('21581','released by Urban  Vision Entertainment on VHS, the films title sequence was included although  heavily altered by only including freeze frames of the opening animation and  playing music that was not on the original version.'),
('21582',' A whole seven minutes were added to the 2005'),
('21583','2006 re'),
('21584','release version,  including a brief shot of a nude Maria Schneider in bed with Jack Nicholson  in the Morocco hotel.'),
('21585',' Original Italian version is 120 minutes long. Most US versions remove 22  minutes worth of footage, including most graphic violence, all humorous  scenes, almost all of the romantic scenes between David Hemmings and Daria  Nicolodi and part of the subplot regarding the house of the screaming child.'),
('21586',' A full screen Italian language version with American Subtitles contains the  credits scene with David Hemmings reacting to the death of the killer in a  pool of blood. The last few frames pause the image finally.'),
('21587',' The original UK Redemption video release was cut by 11 seconds to remove  scenes of 2 dogs fighting and a live lizard being impaled with a pin by a  young girl. The 2005 Platinum DVD issue is slightly re'),
('21588','framed (to exclude the  lizard scene) and restores the dog sequence, as it seems likely that they are  playing rather than fighting.'),
('21589',' The full'),
('21590','length Italian version (with English subtitles and one small cut by  UK censors) is available on video in the UK in pan & scan format from  Redemption Films.  The only known widescreen print of this version can be  found in Australia completely uncut on both SBS'),
('21591','TV and its pay'),
('21592','TV channel  World Movies.  Note that the widescreen laserdisc release is in English  language and was cut by director Argento himself by about 12 minutes.'),
('21593',' In the original theatrical version, the end credits are displayed over a shot  of David Hemmings reflection in a pool of blood. The image is moving (blood  drips into the pool, Hemmings face changes expression etc.) while the  credits are displayed. The Anchor Bay R1 DVD version features the credits  over a freeze'),
('21594','frame of the original scene. Other than this change, the Anchor  Bay DVD is the full uncut version of the film'),
('21595',' The English language "restored version" runs 126 minutes. The footage which  wasnt in the original English language release is presented in Italian with  English subtitles.'),
('21596',' Some scenes show college students lying in a street in the middle of car  traffic as a way to prove their courage. A few weeks after the films  release, the studio recalled all copies and deleted this sequence from the  picture in response to public outrage, because a few teenagers had been  injured or killed imitating this deadly game.'),
('21597',' Like the UK'),
('21598','Release the German version, rated not under 18, is heavily cut.'),
('21599',' Banned in Sweden in 1995 with a running time of 94 min.'),
('21600',' US'),
('21601','Video which is rated R, misses much of the violence. The unrated Version  is uncut and features more bloody bullet'),
('21602','impacts'),
('21603',' Finnish video release was cut by 14 min. 48 sec. in 1983 and still got K18  rating.'),
('21604',' NBC added additional footage during the initial broadcast.  The additional  footage included a scene with Leslie Nielsen chopping firewood with the same  axe later used by the killer.'),
('21605',' Also in the TV version there was a scene with Jamie Lee and her friends  passing a note in class'),
('21606',' Some circulating versions feature nudity in the sex scene. The new DVD does  not contain this scene.'),
('21607',' The version released on a DVD double feature with  _Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil (1992)_ (qv) is the television cut.  Nudity, language, gore and the violence is cut. No extra scenes are present.'),
('21608',' One scene was omitted from the US version. When Laura is checking if her  friend Meagan is a lesbian, she pulls off Meagans bra uncovering her breast,  and then starts touching her under objections. Laura then proceeds with a  hand down into Meagans underwear, before she manages to get loose. It was  replaced with the clothed version now present.'),
('21609',' _Propavshaya expeditsiya (1975)_ (qv) and _Zolotaya Rechka (1976)_ (qv) have  been later edited into a TV Series  _"Propavshaya expeditsiya" (1996) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('21610',' Propavshaya expeditsiya (1975) and Zolotaya Rechka (1976) have been later  edited into a TV Series "Propavshaya expeditsiya" (1996) (mini).'),
('21611',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 8 secs by the BBFC to edit the  controversial scene of an attack by a wild raccoon.'),
('21612',' The German TV version is cut for gore to attain a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('21613',' European release, titled Gods Army, runs 90 minutes and features different  footage: '),
('21614',' A sepia'),
('21615','tinted opening sequence shows Thomas Dagget sitting in  in a swing,   talking to Lucifer; '),
('21616',' The sequence where the first angel falls to Earth is shorter; '),
('21617',' The exorcism sequence at the end is shorter and has no special effects.'),
('21618',' A Welsh language version was filmed back'),
('21619','to'),
('21620','back with the English language  version. As each scene in the English version was completed, two  Welsh'),
('21621','speaking actors replaced the principals (Theresa Russell (qv) and   Patrick Bergin (qv), the only cast members who do not speak Welsh), and   the scenes were reshot for the Welsh version.'),
('21622',' Dissatisfied and immensely disappointed with the American version, Jackie  Chan went back and reshot and added new sections of the film for the Hong  Kong version, including the addition of a whole new subplot.'),
('21623',' All of the nudity is removed from Hong Kong version.'),
('21624',' Italian version filmed simultaneously with original German Die Unschuld vom  Lande, directed by Carl Boese'),
('21625',' The British cinema release, known under the title Rosemarys Killer, was  heavily cut by the BBFC with edits to the pitchfork murder, shots of throat  and head stabbings, and heavy cuts to the shower murder. The Greek release  also carries this title and is uncut. The BBFC cuts were fully waived for the  2007 Optimum DVD release which retains the original cinema title.'),
('21626',' The Australian version was initially refused classification by the OFLC  (Office of Film & Literature Classification), whereby the distributor edited  19 seconds of footage from the film to garner an "R"(18 & over)  classification. There are only minimal edits to the opening murder, the  "bayonet" scene, the "pool" scene & a hedge'),
('21627','side killing.'),
('21628',' The following shots were omitted from the U.S. release to get an "R" rating: '),
('21629',' Longer pitchfork impalement of Rosemary and her boyfriend. '),
('21630',' More graphic view of sword going through guys head. '),
('21631',' More graphic scene of the girl in the shower being stabbed with pitchfork. '),
('21632',' More graphic shots of the sword slashing the neck of the girl in the pool. '),
('21633',' More gore in the scene where the Prowler rams the sword into the guys neck   against the fence. '),
('21634',' More of a view of the climactic head exploding scene.'),
('21635',' Unrated R1 special edition DVD is uncut restores all of the gore.'),
('21636',' In 2003, Film Preservation Associates, Inc. copyrighted a version with a  piano score compiled and performed by Neal Kurz (qv) from the works of  Edvard Grieg (qv). It was produced for video by David Shepard (qv) and  runs 71 minutes.'),
('21637',' The UK cinema version was unreleased until 1972 and then cut by the BBFC to  heavily edit the yard fight between the workmen and the hippies. All later  video and DVD releases were fully uncut.'),
('21638',' The DVD and television version runs 82 minutes while the HBO VHS version runs  101 minutes.'),
('21639',' A specially'),
('21640','edited version of the footage from this game was shown as a  feature at several film festivals, including Sundance.  The 3DO and PC  versions of this game include several scenes, including a sex scene, that are  not included in the Playstation version.'),
('21641',' The 3D0 version contains numerous different scenes, and is slightly more  sexually explicit, than the Playstation version.'),
('21642',' Although the cinema version was uncut the 1992 UK video was pre'),
('21643','cut by 9 secs  before submission to remove scenes of bloodstained breasts during the shower  murder. The 2000 Vipco release was the complete version.'),
('21644',' Sex scenes added for American release.'),
('21645',' On the Universal DVD, Norman can be heard (not seen) screaming "I am Norma  Bates!" as Sam Loomis rushes in to stop him from murdering Lila. The scream  is not present in at least some release prints.'),
('21646',' For its original UK cinema release the shower scene suffered cuts by the  BBFC. All later video/DVD releases were fully uncut and the certificate  lowered to 15.'),
('21647',' A shot of Marion removing her black bra before her shower was removed by the  U.S. censors while the scene remained intact in the U.K.'),
('21648',' Psycho was cut 1 minute and 11 seconds by Norwegian censors before its  cinema release in 1960, in 1975 the movie was released uncut for the first  time after 15 years!'),
('21649',' Hitchcock hesitated in editing a superimposition of Norman and Mothers skull  in the closing shot. Eventually only some copies featured the trick by then.'),
('21650',' When "Psycho" appeared in syndication on TV stations such as WOR'),
('21651','TV,  sometimes a print was shown that completely excised the portion of the movie  where Marion tries to "exchange" her car, cutting from when she gets sleepy  and pulls over for a nap to when she pulls into the Bate Motel.'),
('21652',' British and New Zealand censors originally cut the shot of Norman washing the  blood off his hands during the shower clean'),
('21653','up scene.'),
('21654',' The German version is heavily cut.'),
('21655',' An unrated 85'),
('21656','minute version has been shown on USA cable network Cinemax.'),
('21657',' R rated version is HEAVILY censored & runs only 80 minutes sloppily editing  out all the gore & most of the nudity to avoid an NC'),
('21658','17 rating. Unrated  version with all sex/nudity & gore intact runs 85 minutes. This version is  available in Canada from Alliance Releasing. All known U.S. releases from  Columbia/Tristar are the heavily censored R version. Scenes severely cut in  order to avoid an NC'),
('21659','17 include: '),
('21660',' More graphic footage of the inside of Officer Joe Vickers car during the   credits with severed body parts & grue smeared all over. '),
('21661',' The night watchman getting his eye gouged with a pencil. '),
('21662',' Longer & more explicit striptease sequence with the three strippers '),
('21663',' A couple having sex in a copy room. This sequence is missing in the R   version & picks up later on as they are getting dressed. '),
('21664',' The couple from the copy room getting impaled together on a wall. Vickers   shoves the pole through the guy with graphic shots of it protruding out his   back & then into the women. '),
('21665',' Larry getting shot in the head, showing the back of his head bursting open   in a  flood of brain & grue which splatter on wall behind him The R version   cuts just as Vicker pulls the trigger & shows Brians reaction, as they all   bolt down the hall to escape. '),
('21666',' Guy on the roof as he gets shot in the head, blood pours out of his mouth as   the camera lingers for a few seconds before falling down. Vickers then kicks   his body a few times in up close shot. Much of that is missing in the R   version & just goes to the infamous postmortem Miranda Rights speech where   Vickers reads him his rights with a twist. '),
('21667',' Stripper being shot in the head in the stairway is extremely gruesome. Much   like Larrys death..this shows the back of her head explode in grue which   splatters a HUGE mess on the wall. '),
('21668',' Vickers getting axed: while not extremely gruesome, the impact is left   onscreen, rather than cutting from the ax swinging, then all of a sudden   sticking out of his stomach in the R version. '),
('21669',' Brian getting axed in the back is onscreen as he winces in pain for a few   seconds as you see Vickes enjoy his suffering,laughing .The R version   abruptly cuts to Brian stumbling into the lobby with ax in back '),
('21670',' Vickers beating at the end is much longer in the unrated version.'),
('21671',' The MGM video release in the US is heavily edited, missing almost all of the  violent scenes.'),
('21672',' The uncut version can be seen in the U.S. and Canada courtesy of Viacoms TV  syndication print, which includes all of the content originally removed by  Cannon Films to avoid an X rating.'),
('21673',' The television version includes various extra takes, including one when  Norman is on the porch of the house and he says goodbye to Dr. Raymond.'),
('21674',' The television version has a completely different beginning with titles that  appear before Maureen is seen. Also, the first thing heard on the television  version is not "there is no God". When Maureen leaves the convent, the  television version has narration giving information about Maureen. The  beginning titles do not appear while she is walking to the highway in this  version.'),
('21675',' In the television version, the hooker is not topless but is wearing a towel.'),
('21676',' The TV version features different music cues during the first shot of the  Bates Motel & House. It is the same music that appears at the end of the  movie when Norman is in the police car being taken away.'),
('21677',' The trailer shows a scene in which mother asks, "Norman, is that you?" to  which he replies, "Yes mother, its me." This scene is not in the actual film'),
('21678',' Unrated directors cut released on video in the U.S., featuring more gore  which was cut to avoid an "NC'),
('21679','17" rating.  Also features behind the scenes  footage and numerous deleted scenes.'),
('21680',' In the suicide scene, it was originally written that Herman Barkers whole  head would explode, but director, Mark L. Lester, decided it was too gory for  just one scene, and changed it to the back of his neck exploding instead.'),
('21681',' Original U.S. theatrical release ran 96 minutes.'),
('21682',' The Candian DVD version of the film includes the two alternate scenes  mentioned above, plus a few additional ones. A longer scene of Vincent Vega  purchasing heroin at his friends (Eric Stolz) house, complaining about how  rude people are. Erics character complains about how he had asked for  directions one time and was given incorrect instructions. Another additional  scene takes place in Esmareldas cab, where Butch does a lengthier  explanation of how he feels about killing the man in the boxing ring. The  other scene included on this DVD takes place at the auto parts yard, where  Winston Wolf and the yard owners daughter flirt and make plans for  breakfast. All of the deleted scenes are shown in a separate section of the  DVD, introduced by Tarantino, and are not included in the actual film.'),
('21683',' A Special Collectors Edition has been released on video in the Spring of  1996. This edition includes a supplementary 11'),
('21684','minute section that features  director Quentin Tarantino introducing two never'),
('21685','before'),
('21686','seen scenes, not  included in the original theatrical release. The two scenes are as follows: '),
('21687',' Vincent Vega and Mia Wallaces first encounter in her apartment is longer.   Before leaving to have dinner to the Jackrabbit Slims, Mia interviews   Vincent while shooting with a hand'),
('21688','held video camera. Mia asks Vincent if   hes related to folk singer Suzanne Vega and then proceeds with a series of   trivia'),
('21689','like questions on his personal preferences ("Brady Bunch or the   Partridge Family?") and asks him if hes an "Elvis man or a Beatles man".   This explains a later comment ("An Elvis man should love this") that Mia   makes in the theatrical version. '),
('21690',' The taxi ride and conversation between Butch and driver Esmarelda are longer   and theres additional dialogue where Butch explains his feelings about   being a boxer and killing his opponent Floyd.'),
('21691',' Most network television prints eliminate (or at least bleep) profanity and  dialog to an absurd degree resulting in the removal of (amongst many many  others) the shot where John Travolta shoots Marvin by accident and replaces  it with a black screen and a Travolta sound'),
('21692','alike saying "Oh man I just shot  Marvin".'),
('21693',' Although uncut in UK cinemas, the video versions were all reframed to remove  the sight of the needle piercing John Travoltas arm. This reframed version  is the one which was also shown on network TV (BBC 2).'),
('21694',' Italian DVD version is a slightly cut television version that omits some  footage showing Marcellus Wallace being sodomized by Zed.'),
('21695',' The network television version makes the following alterations: '),
('21696',' Dubbed dialogue in Pumpkin and Honey Bunnys opening conversation '),
('21697',' Omission of the entire scene after Vincent and Jules get off the elevator   talking about foot massages '),
('21698',' Omission of a part of the drug transaction scene starting with Vincents   discussion of how his car was keyed '),
('21699',' Omission of the "shooting'),
('21700','up" sequence '),
('21701',' The audio of Uma Thurman snorting cocaine as "Son of a Preacher Man" plays   is absent '),
('21702',' Inclusion of the "Mia Wallace" interview scene '),
('21703',' Omission of the scene where Vincent finds Mia in her overdosed condition '),
('21704',' Omission of the "oral pleasure" scene '),
('21705',' When Butch opens the door to reveal the sodomy of Marsellus, an image of   Maynard has been superimposed to prevent from seeing Zeds actual thrusting '),
('21706',' Omission of the entire scene where Jules and Vincent argue after blowing   Marvins head off (both in the car and in Jimmys bathroom) '),
('21707',' Omission of the entire scene of Jules and Vincent cleaning up the back of   the car '),
('21708',' Among the list of words cut out: all variations of "fuck", "shit", "God   damn", and "nigger".	The use of the word "bitch" is permitted in some cases   ("Does he look like a bitch?") but not in others ("Tell that bitch [babe   in the TV version] to be cool!")'),
('21709',' In the United Arab Emirates, a completely different version of the film was  released theatrically.  The film was re'),
('21710','edited so that each story was told  without intercutting.  The Vincent Vega/Jules Winnfield story and the Bonnie  Situation were first, then the story concerning Vincent Vega and Marcellus  Wallaces wife was told, and finally the Gold Watch story was told.  The film  ended with Butch and Fabian riding off on the chopper.'),
('21711',' The special edition U.S. DVD contains the following deleted scenes: '),
('21712',' Lance/Vince drug deal is longer and Lance delivers a monologue about being   given wrong directions. '),
('21713',' The extended Butch/Esmerelda cab scene. '),
('21714',' Longer Monster Joes Truck yard sequence. '),
('21715',' Vince on Mias camera scene. '),
('21716',' Extended Vince/Mia dinner sequence.'),
('21717',' In the Spanish Dubbed Version, when Butch and Fabianne are talking after the  shower, the line, "But I do not speak Spanish," was changed to, "I do not  speak Portuguese."'),
('21718',' The video version released In Saudi Arabia was Similar to the one released  theatrically in the United Arab Emirates.'),
('21719',' In the television version, all mentions of The Gimp and all his scenes are  deleted. In one scene with Zed talking, where in the original film a small  portion of The Gimps shoulder is visible, the television version removes it  by zooming in on Zed.'),
('21720',' During the scene where Bruce Willis is drying himself off after the shower,  the TV version digitally stretches his towel so it covers him up.'),
('21721',' German VHS release omits some of the bloody bullet'),
('21722','impacts. The killing of  the Samurai army in the Yakuza tower was completely removed. We only see them  lying on the ground.'),
('21723',' There is an uncut "work print" of the film which includes over 15 minutes of  footage in which a character plot for Frank Castle is developed. These scenes  were dropped in the final cut, and sequences of this footage were included in  the montage of his familys death later in the movie. This workprint was  released as a bonus feature in 2006 on XT'),
('21724','Videos (Austria) 2 Disc Special  Edition DVD.'),
('21725',' The R2 Germany (Starlight Film '),
('21726',' Ungeschnitten) version is cut by one second.  It is missing a close'),
('21727','up shot of the nannys head (face) sliding down, after  being shot (1 secs). It was also released in a lower rating FSK 16 version  with approx 5 minutes of violence cut to the film.'),
('21728',' UK cinema and video versions have 81 seconds of cuts to edit scenes featuring  various martial arts weapons.'),
('21729',' The Finnish video version is cut by 11 minutes.'),
('21730',' The DVD released in R1 America (Artisan), R0 Korea (New World International)  is the "R'),
('21731','Rated Theatrical" cut. It misses: '),
('21732',' Sailor hand being chopped of by blade, on yacht (1 sec). '),
('21733',' Close'),
('21734','up shot of nannys head (face) and body sliding down, after being shot   (2 secs). '),
('21735',' Gangsters bodyguard being shot sitting down at restaurant, lots of blood (4   secs). '),
('21736',' Mr Franco shooting a guard at Tanakas building, close'),
('21737','up of head shot (1   sec). '),
('21738',' The Punisher kicking a guard in the red room, we see his body fall through   spikes (1 sec).'),
('21739',' An unrated extended cut was released on DVD in the US November 2006,  featuring 17 minutes of additional footage, expanding the film to nearly two  and a half hours at 140 minutes total.'),
('21740',' Extended edition DVD also includes an animated prologue of Castle and Weeks  in Kuwait during Desert Storm, where Castle saves Weeks life and prohibits  another soldier from summarily executing two captured guerrillas'),
('21741',' German theatrical version was cut rather sloppily for violence (ca. 1,5 min.)  to secure a "Not under 18" rating from the FSK. The uncut version is  available on DVD and has no FSK rating but a JK/SPIO approval.'),
('21742',' The theatrical release contained a shot at the family reunion in which Roy  Scheider accidentally knocks a glass of water into Thomas Janes lap. This  appears to have been removed from the US DVD.'),
('21743',' Some retailers offered the Goodtimes Video version of this film, which omits  footage of a man slicing his own chest with a razor blade, and of another man  unsuccessfully injecting heroin.'),
('21744',' The 1989 UK video version was cut by 3 secs by the BBFC to remove a brief  shot of a womans breasts during the elevator dream sequence. The cuts were  waived for the 2000 release though the R'),
('21745','rated version was mistakenly  released instead.'),
('21746',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21747',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('21748',' Much of the English language dub dialog is significantly altered from the  straight Japanese translation, and some characters have dialog where they  were silent in the Japanese version. An obvious example of this occurs when  A'),
('21749','ko lands on the wing of a fighter while making her way to the alien  spacecraft. In the original Japanese, the pilot cannot be heard, but can be  seen gesturing. In the English language version, he can be clearly heard  saying "Ill get you down!"'),
('21750',' The 2002 North American DVD release of the collectors edition restored the  original full'),
('21751','frame image. All earlier North American releases featured a  wide screen print that had actually cut portions of the image from the top  and bottom of the full image for the Japanese and French theatrical releases.'),
('21752',' Network TV versions omit the song "Baby, Im a Star", and simply have it  playing over the end credits.'),
('21753',' A version of this cartoon exists with Mammy Two'),
('21754','Shoes rotoscoped into a young  white Irish woman that was done by the Sib Tower 12 Productions in the 1960s.  Another version was made in the 1990s with the original footage, but with  Mammy Two'),
('21755','Shoes voice re'),
('21756','dubbed to sound less sterotypical and offensive.'),
('21757',' A version of this cartoon exists with Mammy Two'),
('21758','Shoes rotoscoped into a young  white Irish woman that was done by the Sib Tower 12 Productions in the 1960s.  Another version was made in the 1990s with the original footage, but with  Mammy Two'),
('21759','Shoes voice re'),
('21760','dubbed to sound less sterotypical and offensive.'),
('21761',' Redrawn in color in 1970 for "When Funnies were Funny" TV series.'),
('21762',' This cartoon was colorized in 1968 by having every other frame traced over  onto a cel.  Each redrawn cel was painted in color and then photographed over  a colored reproduction of each original background.  Needless to say, the  animation quality dropped considerably from the original version with this  method. The cartoon was colorized again in 1990, this time with a computer  adding color to a new print of the original black and white cartoon.  This  preserved the quality of the original animation.'),
('21763',' The original UK cinema release was cut to remove sight of a bloody body with  glass embedded in it in order to get a less'),
('21764','restrictive 12A category instead  of an uncut 15. This cut was later waived for the UK DVD release.'),
('21765',' This film was made a year before the Hays Office gave Clark Gable permission  to say "Frankly, my dear, I dont give a damn", so while in the British  prints of this film Leslie Howard often utters the word, in the American  prints the word "damn" is replaced by either "hang" or "confounded".'),
('21766',' SPOILER: The international DVD release by Telefilm is missing a scene  (probably lost by a damaged print of the movie), when Christopher Plummers  character (Henderson) goes back to the apartment and finds a reel'),
('21767','to'),
('21768','reel  tape with a Gregorian chant on it. It plays out and he accidentally drops it  just before he hides when he hears footsteps. This is a fairly crucial scene  in this movie.'),
('21769',' This film is the 2nd version of the film, with the same characteristics and  crew, produced in 1961 for FNIM; the 1st version ran at 58 minute, had a  limited distribution, and was archived at Cinemateca Portuguesa, Lisbon.'),
('21770',' Apart from the fact the French version is two minutes shorter the Italian  one, some scenes are slightly different.'),
('21771',' The original theatrical print, as well as the HBO and Cinemax airing, and the  syndicated TV print, at the finale of Q, with the shot of the new egg  hatching and the camera zooming inside to black, instead of cutting to the  credits, a title card stating that Michael Moriartys character sued the city  and got $1 million tax'),
('21772','free , yet all video and DVD of this film is missing  this.'),
('21773',' In 1966 the movie was dubbed and restored by Shalva Martashvili.'),
('21774',' Released by Xenon (as "Killer Hillz"), this version is taken from  unauthorized laserdisc/VCD and is in widescreen (as opposed to the Pan'),
('21775','Scan  only Tai Seng version)'),
('21776',' Some prints include an epilogue members of the original Peking Opera School  in Hong Kong troupe, including Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan, Yuen Biao and Corey  Yuen, attending a party for the real Master Yu.'),
('21777',' There are at least 4 scene that have been deleted from the final film.  These  scenes have never been released anywhere in full, apart from on a short  documentary that came with the 1997 UK video, but even then they are shown as  photographs and not the actual full scenes. Most notable was the entire  deletion of almost all of the dialogue from Ace Face (played by Sting),  includng 2 extended scenes from the police van and one of all the mods  meeting up on their scooters before going to Brighton. Supposedly, the reason  that all of Ace Faces dialogue was deleted was that Sting and the producers  both agreed that this ruined his mysterious character that he was playing  and also may have taken the focus of the protagonist of the story, Jimmy.'),
('21778',' About half a dozen scenes had been cut from the original German releases in a  more or less random selection, shortening the movie by some 20 minutes. Newer  versions seen on cable TV include these missing parts non'),
('21779','dubbed with German  subtitles.'),
('21780',' In the US cable TV version only some of the swearing has been dubbed over,  presumable because of confusion caused by the cockney accents.'),
('21781',' German version was heavily modified to remove all traces of blood and gore.  This went so far that the German version is incompatible with the normal  version, meaning players with the German version can not play online against  players with the normal version.'),
('21782',' In at least the Mandarin, French and English export versions, Ya Long is  knocked out with a chop to the neck. In the Cantonese version, he is knocked  out with poison.'),
('21783',' French dubbed version with French credit roll for French Release version.'),
('21784',' This film was released in the United States in 1956 in an edited 78 minute  version under the title The Creeping Unknown.'),
('21785',' The American release cut the segment directed by Luis García Berlanga.'),
('21786',' The original US release cut the most graphic moments from a scene in which  Tomas Milian (qv) cuts some skin off of a mans stomach, as well as cutting  some dialogue from the climactic scene in which Milian taunts  Fabio Testi (qv) about Milians earlier rape of Lynne Frederick (qv).  Both scenes have been restored in Anchor Bays recent DVD release. However,  because neither scene was ever dubbed into English for the original release,  these scenes are in Italian with English subtitles.'),
('21787',' Director Erich von Stroheim (qv) never completed the film: the ending is  made using stills and subtitles. The European version has a different  storyline than the American one.'),
('21788',' In 1985, Kino International released a restored version of the film, based on  Erich von Stroheims original concept, using material from various sources,  including stills and additional titles as needed to roughly complete the  movie. The restoration was done by Dennis Doros with a music score compiled  by Robert Cardelli of Phantasmagoria, and runs 101 minutes.'),
('21789',' The video version released by Force Video in Australia, has a different  ending than the Kino version '),
('21790',' this involves several scenes not in the Kino  version at all.   In the Force version, the Queen is seen dictating a letter  to the imprisoned prince, after Kelly throws herself into the river.  The  letter outlines some terms for his release.	We then go to the prison cell,  and the scene between the prince and his friend is the same as the Kino  version.  In both versions the friend evidently hears a noise and leaves.  In  the Kino version he never returns, but in the Force version he returns with  the letter from the queen.  We learn that the conditions of his release are  that he marry Kelly immediately, and consummate the marriage within 24 hours.  He then rushes off to the convent to see Kelly. The scene with the Mother  Superior is in both versions, but in the Kino version she tells the prince  that Kelly has gone to Africa.  In the Force version she leads him into the  chapel, where Kellys body is lying in state.  She has drowned.  The prince  cries over the body and then begins to draw his sword, with the obvious  intention of killing himself.  The movie then ends.'),
('21791',' In the Force Video version the conditions of the Queens letter are that the  Prince must consummate the marriage to Kelly before the next sundown, or he  must marry the Queen.  This suggests that the Queen knows of Kellys death.   The additional scenes complete the European portion of the films plot, and  were probably filmed in the two days that the cast and crew re'),
('21792','convened under  the direction of Richard Boleslawski, seven months after Von Stroheim was  sacked.  In her autobiography, however, Swanson claims that these two days  were spent trying to turn the movie into a musical!'),
('21793',' The original videotape release is only about an hour long, removing half of  the concert. The DVD version not only restores the concert to its full  length, but features some footage from the other day Queen performed at  Wembley Stadium.'),
('21794',' DVD release includes full unedited versions of Lestats music videos for  "Redeemer," "Forsaken" and "System", and Lestats full concert performances  for "Not Meant For Me" and "Slept So Long". DVD also features deleted scenes: '),
('21795',' "Original Opening Sequence with Timelapse" '),
('21796',' The idea of this opening scene   was to show the passing of the decades to which Lestat slept. However, the   production team was not pleased with the prelimenary visuals created for the   scene, and ultimately, decided to skip the scene altogether. '),
('21797',' "Original Jesse Dream Sequence and Meeting Roommate on the Street" '),
('21798',' Jesses   encounter with a vampire in her dream was cut due to the fact that it raised   too many questions as to wether Jesse herself was a vampire. The roommate   scene, featuring Pia Miranda, came right after she watched Lestat on MTV,   and before the first visit to the Admirals Arms. It was deemed expendable. '),
('21799',' "Marius talks with Lestat on the Beach" '),
('21800',' The scene was trimmed to improve   pacing. In it Marius tells Lestat that what keeps him going is seeing what   human beings are going to do next. '),
('21801',' "Jesse goes to Admirals Arms #1" '),
('21802',' The filmmakers shot a scene where Jesse   visits the Admirals Arms prior to her Talamasca presentation, but cut for   pacing purposes. In it we just see Jesse getting off the subway and then   walking down a dark alley towards the Admirals Arms. Footage of vampires   entering the Admirals Arms is used later in the film when Jesse returns for   a second visit. '),
('21803',' "Band Plays in Admirals Arms" '),
('21804',' The instrumentalists are a whos who of   Australian alternative rock. Aimee Nash is a rising young actress and   singer. Robin Casinader composed the music. Although the filmmakers loved   every second of the footage, they knew they couldnt show much of it in the   movie, again because of pacing and timing. '),
('21805',' "Groupies with Garlic End" '),
('21806',' This scene was cut because the garlic joke   was thought to be tonally off. In it, after Lestats manager, Roger, brings   him two groupies Lestat discovers garlic in Rogers coat pocket. '),
('21807',' "Jesse on Plane, Lestat in L.A. Mansion, Jesse Dreams of Akasha, Band   Watching Videos" '),
('21808',' The filmmakers dropped the scene of Jesses flight to   Los Angeles because they werent satisfied with the shock dream, featuring   Akashas attack on Jesse. Meanwhile, the scene with the band was trimmed   because the filmmakers decided it didnt make much sense to dwell on them   here. '),
('21809',' "The Ancients Rise" '),
('21810',' The scene was originally part of Lestats satellite   dish montage. It was cut as a part of the overall de'),
('21811','emphasis of the   Ancients. '),
('21812',' "Ancients at Hollywood Sign" '),
('21813','  The Ancients storyline was reduced during   the course of production because filmmakers felt that there were too many   conflicting vampire agendas in the movie. In the final cut of the film, the   Ancients are more in the background, and simply serve as allies of Maharet   and Marius. In this scene we are introduced to Pandora, Armand, Mael,   Khayman and Maharet as they first approach Marius next to the Hollywood   sign, and we are given some insight into their relationships with each   other. In this scene we hear a line that was used in the trailers, Khayman   says "Akasha takes pleasure in only one thing: Destroying life." '),
('21814',' "Akasha Dances" '),
('21815',' Basically an extended version of the scene where Akasha   kills all the vampires at the Admirals Arms. Despite the fact that the   filmmakers loved every second of Akashas original dance as well as her   closing words to Lestat, this scene was trimmed to heighten tension. In this   scene Akasha speaks the famous line which was used in the trailers, "Lestat.   Come out, come out, wherever you are." '),
('21816',' "L.A. Mansion, Jesse Talks with Lestat, Extended Flying Sequence" '),
('21817',' The   filmmakers felt the dialogue between Jesse and Lestat was unnecessarily   long, and tightened it considerably by cutting out a part where Jesse tells   Lestat about her dreams. However, they regret trimming the flying sequence,   as it establishes a suitably romantic mood. '),
('21818',' "Jesse Writes her Aunt and Goes to the Concert" '),
('21819',' Originally, Jesse was   abducted by Mael at Griffith Park after her encounter with Lestat, and taken   to Maharet. After their conversation, Jesse writes a farewell note, and goes   to the concert. The scene where Jesse first meets up with Maharet now plays   after the concert. After Jesse writes the note she goes out into a desert   highway and hitches a ride with some friendly goths on their way to Lestats   concert. '),
('21820',' "Band Backstage at Concert, Jesse Walks Through Crowd, Ancients Watch" An   extended version of the scene where Jesse arrives at the concert where we   see the band hanging out backstage as the Ancients arrive in search of   Jesse. As the Ancients watch the partying concert'),
('21821','goers, Khayman notes   "Akasha will not be able to resist this."'),
('21822',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('21823',' The complete version of this film runs 132 minutes. A 112'),
('21824','minute version  under the title "Burn!" was released in the USA and the UK.'),
('21825',' The Vestron home video release of "House By the Cemetery", which was released  during the 1980s, has two reels of footage out of order. This error makes for  a nearly incomprehensible film, as characters who die are seen later seen  alive and running around as if they had never been killed.'),
('21826',' There have been 4 different releases of the film so far in the UK and this  info is beneficial for collectors. The cinema version was cut by 1 minute 21  secs by the BBFC and was later prosecuted in the UK as a video nasty, with  all consequent video releases being heavily cut. The 1988 Elephant Video  release was pre'),
('21827','cut by 34 secs but suffered a further 4 minutes 11 secs of  BBFC cuts removing a poker murder, throat cuttings, a graphic stabbing scene  and shots of disemboweled corpses, and the initial 1993 Vipco release had  been pre'),
('21828','cut by 7 minutes 27 secs before submission. The 2001 Vipco DVD issue  restored nearly all of the films prior edits but was cut by 33 secs by the  BBFC with lesser edits made to the poker murder and a throat cutting.  Although willing to release the movie uncut the film had recently been  prosecuted under the Obscene Publications Act following the discovery of  bootleg copies of the uncut version, leaving the BBFC no choice but to cut  the film.'),
('21829',' The Swedish video release is uncut and is in letterbox.'),
('21830',' The Greek video release is also uncut and in letterbox.'),
('21831',' The Anchor Bay release is the complete, uncut version, containing all the  gore and violence.'),
('21832',' The Anchor Bay DVD contains a deleted scene (as a hidden feature) which takes  place right after the bat attack scene. The camera slowly zooms out from the  dead bat while everyone stands around in shock. Lucy then says "Take me away  from here, I cant stand it anymore!" This deleted scene can also be seen  during the international trailer contained on the DVD.'),
('21833',' The version on the Anchor Bay DVD also includes additional footage with  Giovanni Frezza in the cellar, there are almost 20 seconds extra shots of his  eyes and face plus the glowing eyes of the monster he sees.'),
('21834',' For its American release, all scenes that featured Norman and Lucy Boyles  arguing or showing any signs of marital tension were cut from the film. These  edits were done because the distributors of the film felt that the marital  tension subplot would alienate viewers and were removed to make the film more  of a traditional "Family Moves Into A Haunted House" style movie.'),
('21835',' The film has been restored by the Archives du Film du Centre National de la  Cinématographie, Bois dArcy, France (1999). Restauration by Yannick Bellon  and Eric Le Roy.'),
('21836',' The French track of the DVD plays "The Prayer" after "Looking Through Your  Eyes" instead of "I Stand Alone" during the end credits. After "The Prayer",  "I Stand Alone" does play but ends just short of the 3rd verse (the credits  run out).'),
('21837',' Despite its PG'),
('21838','13 rating in the US, this film was rated 18 in the UK, and the  video version had a double earclap removed.'),
('21839',' The Finnish video version is also cut, 1 minute 19 seconds of violence had  been removed.'),
('21840',' The BBFC waived all previous cuts made to the film, and passed the widescreen  version of the film as an uncut 18 on the 1st July 2002.'),
('21841',' The segment "La Giara" was remade by the Taviani Brothers as a part of "Kaos"  (1984).'),
('21842',' A sex scene between Ellen (Sharon Stone (I) (qv)) and Cort  (Russell Crowe (I) (qv)) was shot, but Stone and director Sam Raimi decided  that it wasnt a necessary part of the story. The scene was not included in  the American release of the film, but international versions do include it.'),
('21843',' The network version of "Quiz Show" uses replacement footage in two places.  They are: '),
('21844',' In the scene where Dan is telling Herb that he has to take a dive, the line   "Look, dont start believing your own bullshit, all right? You wouldnt know   the name of Paul Reveres horse if he took a shit on your lawn!" is changed   to "Look, dont start believing your own bull, all right? You wouldnt know   the name of Paul Reveres horse if he took a nap on your lawn!" '),
('21845',' When Herb is talking to Dan about getting a panel show, Herbs line "You get   me that panel show, or Im gonna bring you down with me, you lousy lyin   prick! You and Charles Van Fucking Doren!" is changed to "You get me that   panel show, or Im gonna bring you down with me, you lousy lyin pig! You   and Charles Van Friggin Doren!"'),
('21846',' A version of this film with music and sound effects was released in 1929.'),
('21847',' On December 25, 2003 the first channel of Polish public television aired  first episode of the television version of the movie. It contains of six  episodes and is more than 100 minutes than the theatrical edition. Many  scenes, previously deleted, were included in the mini'),
('21848','series.'),
('21849',' In the original version, there was a whole sub plot about Hal Evans (Glenn  Quinn) also being a serial killer and there being a whole rivalry between Hal  and Nick but test audiences found this too confusing and all the scenes were  subsequently removed but can be found on the DVD. This information gives more  significance to the final shot at the end of the credits.'),
('21850',' Nine minutes added for the limited New York theatrical run.'),
('21851',' In the late'),
('21852','1970s, some prints had a disco sequence in the stove.'),
('21853',' Earlier Network TV airings of this cartoon have altered the scene where Elmer  shoots Daffy, and Daffys bill spins. This version makes it cut from Elmer  pointing the gun, straight to Daffys bill spinning. This caused much  confusion to kids who saw this on Saturday morning. The Syndicated prints of  this cartoon shown on TNT and Cartoon Network in the eighties and early  nineties do not eliminate the shooting of the gun, but instead, we see a  freeze frame from another part of the cartoon that shows another part of the  scenery, then you hear the gun shoot, and then it cuts back to Daffys Bill  spinning. Yet, when this cartoon is shown on TV today, nothing is changed or  cut.'),
('21854',' On Nickelodeon, the "No more bullets" routine was cut, because it showed  Daffy looking into the barrel of the gun just to make sure.'),
('21855',' On ABC, some of Elmers gunshots were deleted. Possible editing was also done  to reduce the depicted violence in the scene of Bugs slashing Elmers face  with a razor.'),
('21856',' Most TV airings prior to Cartoon Network deleted the numerous scenes where  Elmer blasts Daffy at point'),
('21857','blank range, resulting in the ducks beak being  blown off.'),
('21858',' An earlier, longer edit of the film exists with a soundtrack of 1950s and 60s  pop tunes, including "Theres A Moon Out Tonight," and "I Only Have Eyes for  You."'),
('21859',' 16 minute version released in 1972.'),
('21860',' A 7 min. version was released in 1979 with a different soundtrack.'),
('21861',' All UK DVD versions are missing around 20 secs of footage from a conversation  between the 2 male leads and a policeman in a parking lot. The edits were not  made by the BBFC and appear to have been a result of print damage.'),
('21862',' Differences between the English and French Canadian versions: '),
('21863',' There was a cut in the scene where Schaeffer approaches the Sneer plane.   After the "Very odd, very suspicious, and more than a little scary...."   narration (in the French Canadian version, it was "Très impair, très   soupçonneux, et plus queffrayant....").In the original, we see him actually   sneak near the plane before the Pig General calls on the radio. In the   rerun, they just cut to when Schaeffer is actually by the plane and hears   the radio. '),
('21864',' In the scene when Schaeffer sees Sophia by the waterfall, there are a few   seconds of him going through the forest cut out. '),
('21865',' Cedric and Sophias date begins with Cedric telling Sophia that shes a   little late. In the original, he greets her by giving her flowers. '),
('21866',' The "Lions and Tigers" scene is also cut short. In the rerun, after the   Raccoons and Schaeffers first raid, they simply go to the part that begins   with ". . . the Raccoons kept releasing the animals, but Cyril would capture   them again." Actually, the song went on a little longer, as we see scenes   from more raids (in which the same stuff happens). '),
('21867',' In the scene with the song "Falling...Falling..." ("Tomber En chute" in the   French Canadian version), the sequence involves a "blue outline" style   animation of Sophia being locked in the dungeon. In the French Canadian   version, it involves a "green outline" of Sophia being locked in a dungeon. '),
('21868',' All the songs are re'),
('21869','performed in French as well.'),
('21870',' There are two versions of "The Raccoons and the Lost Star," an hour'),
('21871','long  version broadcast on CBC in Canada and released on home video, and a  serialized version split into two half'),
('21872','hours, which was distributed to  television stations outside of Canada. This 2'),
('21873','part version, along with the  other specials, was later packaged with the "Raccoons" series for  syndication/cable. The 2'),
('21874','part version removed or shortened several scenes.  Part 1: '),
('21875',' When Schaeffer approaches the Sneer plane, the scene of him actually   sneaking near the plane is deleted, cutting directly from the preceding   narration to the Pig General calling on the radio, with Schaeffer already   next to the plane. '),
('21876',' In the scene when Schaeffer sees Sophia by the waterfall, a few seconds of   him going through the forest are deleted. '),
('21877',' After Sophia tells Schaeffer that "Im the only me I know!", Schaeffers   explanation of how he came from Earth is deleted, as is the end of the   scene, where Sophia admits that she never met Cedrics father, but assumes   that he must be just as wonderful as he is. '),
('21878',' When Cyril chews out the Pigs and Bears for failing his reconnaissance   mission, Cyrils line about how he can pardon his pilots but not his   generals is removed. '),
('21879',' When Schaeffer, Sophia, and Broo are captured by the Raccoons, dialogue is   removed in which Schaeffer demands that they let them out, but Bert refuses   to oblige, saying "So you can capture more animals? No way, Shaggy!" '),
('21880',' When Bert tells Ralph and Melissa how he doesnt trust Sophia because "she   looks like one of Cyril Sneers men," Schaeffer does not repeat the name   "Cyril Sneer" to himself. '),
('21881',' The narration at the end of the scene stops at "How was it that he knew   Sophia and the Raccoons, but they didnt know him?"; the next line, about   Schaeffer "just being glad to be with friends, whether they were new or   old," is deleted. '),
('21882',' When Cyril talks to Cedric, Cyrils plan for them to leave their "rinky dink   planet" for Earth is deleted, as well as Cedric asking if they could at   least take Sophia with them. '),
('21883',' Cyril feeding the remnants of his globe to Snag is removed, along with the   narration explaining the irony of Schaeffer seeking Cedrics fathers help   to get back to Earth, when he wanted to go there for "a different, more   sinister reason." '),
('21884',' Cedric and Sophias date begins with Cedric telling Sophia that shes a   little late; Cedric giving Sophia flowers is removed. '),
('21885',' The scene of the Raccoons and Schaeffer planning their first raid begins   with Bert declaring himself "Bert Raccoon, dueling ace!" The preceding   dialogue, with Bert threatening an imaginary Cyril Sneer, is deleted. '),
('21886',' In the "Lions and Tigers" sequence, only the Raccoons and Schaeffers first   raid is shown, followed by the narration that "...the Raccoons kept   releasing the animals, but Cyril would capture them again." More raids, in   which more animals are freed, are deleted, along with part of the song. '),
('21887',' Part 1 ends with Cyril Sneer telling the Raccoons, "Youve just had your   last successful raid! You had your fun, now its my turn!" A short preview   of part 2 is shown, with scenes of Schaeffer and the Raccoons in the plane   amidst Cyrils base falling apart, and Cyril throwing the switch to close   the tunnel. This is followed by "To Be Continued..." on black, and a shorter   end credits sequence, also on black, accompanied by an excerpt from the   musical score. '),
('21888',' An extra credit is added after the title logo and copyright: A shot of   Cyrils plane with the legend "Distributed by Evergreen Marketing Inc., New   York." Part 2: '),
('21889',' A recap from part 1 precedes part 2 itself. '),
('21890',' When Cedric meets Sophia before they are interrupted by Cyrils army, Sophia   is coaching Broo on how to do a backflip; Broos first attempt to do so is   deleted. '),
('21891',' The entire "Fallin, Fallin" song sequence is deleted. '),
('21892',' When Cyril tells the Raccoons, etc. how nice it is "to have them all here,"   Melissas retort "The pleasure is not mutual!", Bert and Ralph telling Cyril   that he has no right to keep them there, and Cyrils response, "Dont try to   appeal to my conscience, because I have none!" are all deleted; Cyrils   "greeting" is followed immediately by Schaeffer asking him what he wants   with him and his friends. '),
('21893',' After the Raccoons, Sophia, and Schaeffer are put in maximum security, some   footage is deleted before Bert talks about how he always wanted to fly a   plane. '),
('21894',' In the scene where Broo comes back with the map of Cyrils fortress begins,   the opening narration "As dawn neared, so did Cyril Sneers final   countdown..." is deleted. '),
('21895',' When Ralph finds that Broo brought back a map to the war room, Bert only   cries "Were saved!"; his preceding dialogue, "Whoopie! All we have to do is   follow the map and get the star!" is deleted. '),
('21896',' The final act begins with Ralph exclaiming, "Oh, it feels good to be on home   ground again!" The preceding scene is deleted, with a shot of the mountain   ruins accompanied by Cedric asking (off'),
('21897','screen), "All right Pop, time to   leave for Earth yet?" to which Cyril screams, and strangles Cedric, in   reply. '),
('21898',' The end credits are shorter; there are fewer credits and fewer stills, and   the closing song "Friends" fades out earlier. The "Evergreen Marketing"   credit again follows the title logo and copyright.'),
('21899',' Although all previous cinema and video versions were complete, the 2007 UK  DVD release was cut by 25 secs by the BBFC to edit shots of a snake being  struck with a ski pole.'),
('21900',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21901',' The 2003 R1 DVD release features an extended version of the "Electric Noon"  love scene which is more explicit than the version on the VHS release.'),
('21902',' Joanne Woodwards characters name, Rachel, is changed to Jennifer for the  Italian version in order to make it sound more American'),
('21903',' In 2004, The University of Nevada, Las Vegas and Flicker Alley, LLC  copyrighted a new digital version with a new orchestral score composed,  arranged and conducted by Robert Israel (II) (qv). It was produced by  Jeffery Masino (qv) and runs 84 minutes.'),
('21904',' Scenes included in the final airing on the Canadian cable movie station  Superchannel, but absent from the home video version; '),
('21905',' A short sequence, actually made up of three different scenes, right after   the confrontation at the Rad Racing T'),
('21906','Shirt stand. These scenes are; '),
('21907',' Luke is sitting at the dinner table with his parents. His father tells him   it isnt the end of the world. He excuses himself from the table. '),
('21908',' Amy is sitting in her room listening to music when her mother comes in. They   have a short excahnge where her mother scolds her for acting childish. '),
('21909',' An unnamed boy storms out of his house late at night. '),
('21910',' Right after this comes a scene where a druken Bart Taylor stumbles into the   resturaunt where Cru works just as its closing. Shouting, Bart challenges   him to a one on one race, since Cru has been disqualified from HellTrack.   Bart winds up falling over and doing a face plant into a piece of pie on the   table where the bald cop is sitting. '),
('21911',' Another scene just before the race, after Duke Best has warned Bart about   Cru and instructed the Reynolds twins to take him out; '),
('21912',' Cru thanks Mr. Pratt for him and the town getting behind him and supporting   Rad Racing. Mr. Pratt gives Cru a brand new bike from his store. '),
('21913',' All of the characters from the deleted scenes are listed in the credits on   the home video version.'),
('21914',' Originally shown on 27 December 1922 under the title M.A.R.S. as a  demonstration of the Teleview three'),
('21915','dimensional process. Retitled, cut and  reissued as Radio'),
('21916','Mania.'),
('21917',' Directors cut with new footage released in Spain (only in video) in 2001. It  has a different soundtrack.'),
('21918',' The R'),
('21919','rated version contains a series of nude scenes of models which has  little to do with the plot.'),
('21920',' On 30 January 2004, the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) channel broadcast a  68'),
('21921','minute version with an original score composed by  Linda Martinez (III) (qv).'),
('21922',' AIP released this as The Evil Eye, a recut version with material shot just  for the US version by Bava.'),
('21923',' The Finnish video version (released by Europa Vision) is cut by 1,5 minute  and has a running time of approx. 81 minutes. The audio track of this version  is in English.'),
('21924',' An alternate version of the ending in which Jesse has a nightmare about  Rachel. In the theatrical version she screams and shatters into a million  pieces. In the alternate version a giant snake jumps out of her mouth and  jumps into Jesses mouth choking him.'),
('21925',' Scenes which were deleted from the film include: '),
('21926',' Rachel visiting her mother at the asylum and being frightened by one of the   patients. She lies to her mother about having lots of friends and notices   the words "King of Hell" written on a wall. '),
('21927',' Jesse joins his friends in a barbaric ritual in which he and his team'),
('21928','mates   eat raw steaks just to show his friends that hes still one of the guys. '),
('21929',' An extended version of Rachel and Jesses date in which Jesse teaches Rachel   the fine art of bowling.'),
('21930',' A deleted scene which can only be seen in the commercials: Sue Snell has  hallucinations featuring the silhouettes of girls running and screaming  reminding her of the havoc she witnessed the night of the prom in the 1976  original.'),
('21931',' In one Swedish home video version the scene where Indy fights the giant Nazi  guard is cut. Most other Swedish versions, including TV and video, have this  scene left intact.'),
('21932',' DVD release cleans up numerous effects shots. The effects arent replaced,  but various visible riggings and matte lines were erased digitally including  the reflection when Indy is facing down the cobra.'),
('21933',' Super8mm has shorter credits.'),
('21934',' The reference to Qantas being the only international airline to have a  perfect service record was deleted from the in'),
('21935','flight version of the movie by  all international airlines except for Qantas.'),
('21936',' There are a wide range of versions that exist for this film. The DVD from  Rhino Video claims that the film runs 137 minutes, although the running time  comes to 125 minutes. The 125'),
('21937','minute version is the only one with the length  open black'),
('21938','screen monologue. The 108'),
('21939','minute version is the version shown to  theater audiences in 1972. There is a 74'),
('21940','minute version, and the grand  majority of this version consists of just the Jimi Hendrix concert footage  with only a few scenes involving the commune remaining.'),
('21941',' The film begins with a nearly ten'),
('21942','minute long spoken prologue against a  completely black screen. The narrator discusses "the new young and the new  old" and the direction of the universe. This is followed immediately by a  psychedelic title sequence featuring a plentiful amount of neon colors,  checkerboard'),
('21943','wipes and things of the like.'),
('21944',' In the original theatrical release, there is a scene between Pitt (Richard  Jordan) and Dana (Anne Archer) where they discuss Seagram (David Selby). This  scene is missing from all video and DVD releases.'),
('21945',' The version shown at most public screenings and in the early screener DVD  release includes a short scene when Steve and Bob exit the Quick Mart at the  beginning. The scene was cut by director Justin Channell choice, due its  lack of purpose and the fact it contained a reference to Scary Movie 2, which  was unknown to Channell until after the DVDs had been made.'),
('21946',' Although the Film is banned in Germany, an uncut DVD Release was released.  The DVD is not proved. A cut Version is released with an FSK Rating and  signed with "neue Version".'),
('21947',' Partially re'),
('21948','edited version released under title Ganjaram Vis Kalmi, also the  title of the original version of film which was blocked by censors.'),
('21949',' In the UK, the BBFC removed around thirty seconds from the scene where 15  year'),
('21950','old Lukas Haas and Laura Dern are in bed together. This was judged to be  in breach of the Protection of Children Act, which forbids the use of minors  in sexual contexts on'),
('21951','screen. Despite this, the BBC have broadcast the uncut  version several times and the cuts were later fully waived for the 2002 Guild  DVD release.'),
('21952',' Released shortly after the Hungerford massacre in the UK, the BBFC removed  just over 1 minute of violence from the cinema version and a total of 3  minutes of both violence and weapon scenes from the 1989 video version. One  scene that was trimmed for UK Theatrical & Video release was the scene where  Rambo pushes the large splinter through his side. The uncut version has  turned up many times on pay TV (Sky and Bravo).'),
('21953',' The trailer on the US'),
('21954','DVD features a scene not included in the official  releases. It shows two soviet soldiers falling from a wall while Rambo flies  over them in the stolen Mi24 Helicopter.'),
('21955',' A new British video version, released in June 2000, restores all the violence  previously cut from UK versions, but is still missing a 2 second scene in  which a horse fall was achieved using a tripwire.'),
('21956',' The Sega Master System version was a first'),
('21957','person shooter with light'),
('21958','gun  capabilities, much like Operation Wolf. The Commodore and Mega Drive/Genesis  versions were top'),
('21959','down vertical scrollers in the vain of Ikari Warriors.'),
('21960',' In a television version there is footage of Rambo parachuting into the jungle  after he cuts himself loose from the airplane. It was cut for the theatrical  version and cannot be found on any of the DVD releases.'),
('21961',' Two versions are available in Germany: one features the complete concert and  is rated "Not under 18", the other version misses the song "Bück dich" and is  rated "Not under 16".'),
('21962',' Originally shot in 1987; after premiering in some European countries, the  film was shelved when production studio DEG went bankrupt and sat unreleased  for five years. In 1992 director William Friedkin (qv) re'),
('21963','edited the movie  and slightly altered the ending (supposedly because in the meantime his  feelings about the death penalty had changed) before its USA release. The  European video versions usually feature the original ending.'),
('21964',' Kazuyoshi Okuyama hired Rintaro Mayuzumi to direct this movie and then was  not pleased with the results. Okuyama personally reshot about 40% of the  movie, re'),
('21965','edited the existing footage and added many surreal elements. There  are 6 noteworthy differences between the versions. '),
('21966',' Bruce Joel Rubin narrates a new introduction in English. '),
('21967',' Animated short film by Yasuhiro Nagura inserted. '),
('21968',' Show business party added as new beginning. '),
('21969',' Original soundtrack was removed. '),
('21970',' Subliminal frames are edited into footage of the Counts mansion. '),
('21971',' Special musk fragrance was sprayed in theaters before each showing'),
('21972',' Television version features two additional minutes of alternate footage and  runs 95 minutes.'),
('21973',' In 1985, Fox/Lorber Associates, Inc. and Classics Associates, Inc.  copyrighted a version with new original music composed and orchestrated by  William Barber.  It was distributed for television by Fox/Lorber.'),
('21974',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('21975',' The German version runs 88 minutes and contains scenes from at least 1 other,  unidentified Ken Maynard film.'),
('21976',' When shown in Korea, Mexico, and other countries, the TV versions in those  countries have all the episodes heavily cut due to pantyhose jokes (Happosai  is a pervert and panty thief) and martial arts violence.'),
('21977',' Originally, during the final battle between Ranma and Prince Toma, Ranma was  given a needle by Cologne (Shampoos grandmother) because she told Ranma that  real pain will eliminate the pain caused by Tomas illusions, this concept  was abandoned but Ranma was seen holding the needle behind his back in the  final cut of the film, also cut was Ranma jabbing his leg with the needle to  avoid Tomas fire illusion.'),
('21978',' The laserdisc contains 18 minutes not seen in the theatres.'),
('21979',' German TV'),
('21980','Version was cut in order to reduce violence. Uncut Version is  available on Rental Video by 20th Century Fox.'),
('21981',' In the theatrical trailer there is a military officer that says "Get him out  of here".  This character is not seen in the theatrical or video version of  the film.'),
('21982',' Several shots of a villain wielding nunchucks in the scene in which Lee takes  on several villains in the steaming room towards the end have been excised  from the UK versions.'),
('21983',' Because of a running time of 180 minutes sometimes the movie was published on  2 videos or DVDs with a running time of 90 minutes each, called "Rapture 1"  and "Rapture 2"'),
('21984',' In order to get the film into more mainstream U.S. theatres, RKO also  released this film in an English dubbed version.'),
('21985',' Some of the explicit sex scenes were cut (3m 42s) by the BBFC to avoid an R18  certificate. These cuts were to those scenes that could not be justifed by  context.'),
('21986',' Upon its premiere "Rasputin and the Empress" ran approximately 132 minutes.  Due to the famous lawsuits against it, a number of scenes had to be cut for  legal reasons. One critical scene that was deleted was one which implied that  Rasputin had raped Diana Wynyards character of "Princess Natascha". The  removal of this scene tended to make the character of Princess Natascha  somewhat incomprehensible '),
('21987',' initially she is a supporter of Rasputin; in the  latter part of the film she is very afraid of him. Unless the viewer is aware  of the cuts made in the film, there does not appear to be any explanation for  the change in Princess Natascha toward Rasputin.'),
('21988',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove a shot of a severed hand  and to shorten the love scene between Rasputin and Sonia. The cuts were  restored in various TV showings and later to all video/DVD prints.'),
('21989',' The BBFC made the following cuts to this to this film for Uk theatrical  release: '),
('21990',' (a) the Rasputin/Sonia love scene was shortened to end on the shot of   Rasputin tearing open the back of Sonias dress. The uncut version continues   the scene for another 20s climaxing as she gets into bed and Rasputin pulls   the blanket off her (unseen) naked body. '),
('21991',' (b) Two shots were shortened in the scene in which Peter is disfigured by   acid in order to remove close shots of Peters scarred face. '),
('21992',' The severed hand shots were never cut by the BBFC having been waived   following appeals by Hammer. '),
('21993',' The R1 and R2 DVDs are uncut. The older UK VHS releases from Lumiere and   Studio Canal are the cut theatrical version.'),
('21994',' Some prints have the Rat Phink and Boo Boo sequences color tinted.'),
('21995',' The KLM (Royal Dutch Airline) Version has had all views of a Saudi Arabian  gambler (with Donald Sinclair at the concert at the end of the film)  digitally "speckled out".'),
('21996',' The DVD contains 6 deleted scenes: '),
('21997',' A scene in which one of the highrollers questions what they are doing. '),
('21998',' A scene where the highrollers play monopoly using real money. '),
('21999',' An additional scene on the Lucy bus. '),
('22000',' An extended version of the Lucys chasing Owen. In this scene, they are   stopped by a bus of Ricky Ricardo lookalikes '),
('22001',' A scene in which Owen gets a ride from a moving house. '),
('22002',' An additional scene with the talking cow.'),
('22003',' Originally rated "NC'),
('22004','17" in the U.S., some of the sex was trimmed to receive  an "R" rating.'),
('22005',' Available on VHS/DVD in both the 114 min. R'),
('22006','rated cut and the 115 min.  unrated directors cut.'),
('22007',' German TV'),
('22008',' and Video'),
('22009','version, both rated "not under 18", were cut to reduce  violence'),
('22010',' German TV'),
('22011','Version was cut for violence.'),
('22012',' One version has the climactic wizard duel without the rotoscoped bolts of  magic.'),
('22013',' Finnish video version is cut by 58 seconds.'),
('22014',' In 1950 a re'),
('22015','edition titled "Espíritu de una raza" was released, with the  following changes: '),
('22016',' Some shots and short scenes are excluded. '),
('22017',' The running time and the credits titles are shorter. '),
('22018',' The soundtrack is different: Dialogue is altered and all the voices are   replaced, some of them different from the original version.'),
('22019',' The original Australian version of the film was given an R+ 18 rating and the  movie was later edited down to an M rating (known as the "theatrical  version") by removing 4 scenes of graphic violence. The cut scenes included  footage of explicit gore and blood'),
('22020','spurts in the death of 3 of the characters  plus the final killing of the razorback itself. The UK Anchor Bay and  Australian Umbrella releases contain the theatrical version, though the 4  deleted scenes are available as extras on the Australian DVD.'),
('22021',' Although never classed as a video nasty the film has a very checkered history  of censorship problems in the UK. The original cinema and 1986 video releases  were cut by 1 minute 51 secs by the BBFC and many scenes were edited '),
('22022',' most  notably to the stabbing of a zombie with a bone'),
('22023','saw, a shovel decapitation, a  scene of a head being squeezed, and a sequence where a woman is stripped,  strapped to a trolley and forced to fend off the sexual advances of a severed  head. The 1999 Tartan release lost 2 minutes 20 secs of footage and, although  the saw attack and head squeezing was waived, the decapitation and sexual  assault scenes remained cut. The latter had been pre'),
('22024','edited by the  distributors using a slowdown technique and the entire second half of the  assault sequence was completely missing. The 2001 Tartan re'),
('22025','release was  slightly less cut and finally had the shovel decapitation scene restored,  though 1 minute 49 secs remained cut from the female assault sequence. The  film was finally passed fully uncut by the BBFC for the 2007 Anchor Bay DVD  release.'),
('22026',' Laserdisc version includes 20 minutes of additional footage, including a  never'),
('22027','before'),
('22028','seen dream sequence.'),
('22029',' The cut R'),
('22030','rated version released in the US was padded out by the addition of  16 non'),
('22031','violent scenes. These can be found on the Elite DVD, which also  contains the footage excised for the R'),
('22032','rating.'),
('22033',' The original British cinema and video releases were cut by the BBFC in the  mid'),
('22034','80s, and lose some 1m 50s of footage. In 1999, Tartan Terror submitted  an uncut widescreen version for their new video label, but this suffered  further, with 2m 20s of cuts. The Tartan version still appears to be some 3  minutes longer than the mid'),
('22035','80s video (released on the Entertainment label),  so may include the non'),
('22036','violent footage which is present in the US R'),
('22037','rated  version.  Several scenes are affected by these cuts, particularly the  headless rape scene, which accounts for around 1m 31s of the censored  footage.'),
('22038',' The Australian version is uncut except that the UK censored print was used in  Queensland to obtain the M'),
('22039','rating and avoid it being banned in that state.'),
('22040',' In the UK original rental release the film was released in an open matte full  screen version.'),
('22041',' The gore scenes of the German video version are heavily cut in. The German TV  version omits almost all of these sequences.'),
('22042',' Originally released in Great Britain at 135 minutes; cut by 12 minutes before  the American premiere.'),
('22043',' Originally released at 91 minutes; surviving versions are usually cut to 62  minutes. A 74'),
('22044','minute version aired in 1998 on USA cable channel AMC.'),
('22045',' A shot of the "Oklahoma"'),
('22046','singing cowboy tied to a tree was cut from the video  and DVD releases after concern was expressed that it made light of anti'),
('22047','gay  violence.'),
('22048',' To make up for the slow load times of the Neo Geo CD versions, an extra  "music video" of sorts featuring Blue Mary (voiced by Harumi Ikoma) singing a  vocal version of her theme was added to the game after the credits roll.'),
('22049',' DVD release includes several scenes deleted from the theatrical release: '),
('22050',' An argument between Brittany and Fletch over his use of the word "skank." '),
('22051',' Matt and Nicole discussing Alans "transformation." '),
('22052',' Laura and Amber discussing Jeremy. '),
('22053',' Full version of the STD Song heard briefly during the closing credits. '),
('22054',' Alan having sex with a girl. '),
('22055',' Additional footage of the wet T'),
('22056','shirt contest. '),
('22057',' On'),
('22058','location interviews with most of the cast, including additional footage   (including brief sexual shots) not shown in the theatrical release.'),
('22059',' An edited version of Real Genius has appeared on American television.  Some  of the language has been altered, for instance "penis" to "pinkie" and  "bastard" to "bonehead."  Also, instead of the children playing in the  popcorn as the final credits roll, we see a long'),
('22060','distance high'),
('22061','angle shot of  the Professors house as he comes home and discovers the popcorn.'),
('22062',' The Australian print only runs 94 minutes, and most notably actors Kevin  Pollak and Jeanne Tripplehorn do not appear.'),
('22063',' The film has been fully restored from original negatives in 1998 and a new  negative has been created that resembles the original color scheme of the  film. However, the first kissing scene had to be restored digitally because  the source elements were in bad condition.'),
('22064',' In 1986, Universal added a three'),
('22065','minute dream sequence for commercial  television release in order to "adapt" the picture for a longer television  time slot. This scene is not part of the movie in any of the subsequent TV  broadcasts as well as home video or DVD releases.'),
('22066',' Later releases by Disney remove all references to World War II, keeping only  the comic scenes in which characters are fighting their impulsive nature.'),
('22067',' Different prints handle the Holly Marie Combs sex scene differently. In one  version, Combs can be seen putting a condom on the character shes about to  have sex with. In another version, the frame is cropped so that you cannot  see what her hands are doing. (For the record, she is actually putting the  condom on either a banana or a piece of wood.)'),
('22068',' The film was rejected for cinema release (as A Bay Of Blood) by the BBFC in  1972 and was later listed as one of the original 74 video nasties in the UK  (under its pre'),
('22069','VRA title Blood Bath). It was eventually released on video  in 1994 by Redemption Films (this time as A Bay Of Blood) after 43 secs of  cuts, mainly to impalings, throat cuts and a machete murder. The 2002 Film  2000 DVD features the same cut print.'),
('22070',' The version released by Image Entertainment as part of their "Mario Bava  Collection" is the uncut version, containing all the gore and violence.'),
('22071',' The following was cut from the UK release: '),
('22072',' The first murder of a teenage girl loses 2s in 2 cuts, the first of her   throat being cut from behind and the other of a graphic hatchet blow to the   head. '),
('22073',' 21s (nearly the entire scene) is cut from a boy dying with a machete   embedded in his face. '),
('22074',' 3 cuts totally 9s diminish the death of couple impaled with a spear whilst   making love. We love the blood welling from the wounds and their writhing   whilst impaled. '),
('22075',' 11s has been cut from the death of Simon being forced up a wall by a spear   impaled in his stomach.'),
('22076',' In 2005, a new colorized version appeared, prepared by Legend Films,  replacing the older colorized version used for television and video.'),
('22077',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('22078',' Produced as a full length movie, but came available to television networks  broken into separate half hour "episodes".'),
('22079',' Filmed in both Full Frame and High Definition Widescreen, as well as in  single episode form or as a full length telefilm. YTV initially went with the  Full Frame movie format, while Cartoon Network went with the Full Frame  episode format. "Daemon Rising" and "My Two Bobs" were later released by  Anchor Bay in Widescreen movie format as a single DVD release.'),
('22080',' Produced as a full length movie, but came available to television networks  broken into separate half hour "episodes". (see also ReBoot: Daemon Rising)'),
('22081',' Filmed in both Full Frame and High Definition Widescreen, as well as in  single episode form or as a full length telefilm. YTV initially went with the  Full Frame movie format, while Cartoon Network went with the Full Frame  episode format. "Daemon Rising" and "My Two Bobs" were later released by  Anchor Bay in Widescreen movie format as a single DVD release.'),
('22082',' The original cut was 4.5 minutes long and featured a second incarnation of  Red. It is on the Red DVD.'),
('22083',' An 84'),
('22084','minute early version was exhibited in October 2003 at the Almacen de la  Imagen Film festival, in Cuba. In this version the Ferris wheel scene is  longer, and there is an additional scene of Adam and Lily engaged in sexual  foreplay before the Zoo scene.'),
('22085',' In the trailers & TV spots for the film, we see Francis Dolarhyde (Ralph  Fiennes) say to Grahams son when he opens the door: "Hello, Im a friend of  your father". This did not appear in the film.'),
('22086',' Several deleted, alternate, and extended scenes appear on the DVD, including: '),
('22087',' Graham watching his son sleep before he leaves '),
('22088',' More of Chilton and Graham talking about the procedures taken with Lecter '),
('22089',' Graham studying the cats grave at the Jacobi house '),
('22090',' Graham talking to his son about Lecter '),
('22091',' Lecter watching the Leeds family video '),
('22092',' Josh confronted by Dolarhyde at the end (this was shown in the trailer) '),
('22093',' Lounds recording the message into the tape recorder '),
('22094',' An alternate scene of Bowman breaking Lecters code, this time without him   reading out loud like he did in the theatrical version '),
('22095',' An alternate scene of Graham, Crawford and the others listening to Lounds on   the tape. Now they turn the tape off before Lounds starts screaming '),
('22096',' An alternate take of the flaming wheelchair '),
('22097',' The Dragons voice is heard while Dolarhyde is running around his house   looking for Reba '),
('22098',' An extended scene of Graham in the Leeds house '),
('22099',' More of the scene where Graham has a vision at the Jacobi house of Mrs.   Leeds walking around in her bedroom '),
('22100',' More of when the janitor finds Dolarhydes note in Lecters cell'),
('22101',' After the pilot was rejected by NBC, a second pilot was made. Not a complete  episode, it is a combination of scenes from the original pilot, scenes from  the BBC series, and new scenes which slightly retooled the cast.'),
('22102',' German theatrical version was edited for violence to secure a "Not under 16"  rating. Rental VHS (Starlight) was also edited for violence. Retail VHS  (Starlight, EuroVideo) included all the violence but missed 9 minutes of  dialogue (oddly both versions were rated "Not under 16"). In 1997 the film  was re'),
('22103','released by Astro, this time in its uncut form with a "Not under 18"  rating (it was advertised as being a "Directors Cut"). DVD (Kinowelt) is  also uncut.'),
('22104',' Kino International copyrighted a video version in 2000 using the preservation  print of the American Film Institute Collection at the Library of  Congress.	It was restored by Bret Wood, produced by Jessica Rosner, has a  piano music score performed and arranged by Robert Israel, and runs 77  minutes.  Additional color effects were added by Kevin Christopher at AGI  Studios.'),
('22105',' In 2005, Turner Entertainment Company copyrighted an 81'),
('22106','minute version with a  musical score by H. Scott Salinas (qv). It was broadcast on Turner Classic  Movies in 2006.'),
('22107',' German Video'),
('22108','Version, rated FSK18, was cut in several scenes. The TV'),
('22109','Version  is the same'),
('22110',' An alternate version, usually shown on television, substitutes spoken  narration (by Walter Brennan) to the shots of the pages of a diary and is  eight minutes shorter than the original.'),
('22111',' The directors cut restores 8 minutes of footage normally cut from the tv  version of the film (back to the original 133 minutes).'),
('22112',' Also available in colorized version.'),
('22113',' The 18'),
('22114','rated German Video'),
('22115','Release is cut by two scenes. The first cut was  made at the torture scene not showing a needle stab in the neck of the  victim. The second cut was made, where Dolph Lundgren shoots off the arm of  the cuban soldier'),
('22116',' The Australian, Korean, German, UK and US DVD all lack the scene, where the  Russian soldiers are burning down part of a village with flamethrowers. This  scene comes right after the choppers drop the poisonous liquid on the rebels.'),
('22117',' The Japanese Laserdisc contains the "Uncut" version with the Flamethrower  scene included.'),
('22118',' Although rated FSK18, the German Videorelease is cut to reduce violence.'),
('22119',' DVD Release with added commentary by Billy Wirth "Red Shoe Diaries '),
('22120',' The  Movie" Wild Orchid III released in Europe with unedited added footage from  this pilot episode RSD "The Movie"'),
('22121',' In order to receive an "18" certificate in the UK 0m 11s were cut, some or  all of the cuts were substitutions.'),
('22122',' In order to receive an "18" certificate in the UK 1m 23s were cut, some or  all of the cuts were substitutions.'),
('22123',' In what was a standard practice by Universal Studios, one version was  released in theaters, another version was broadcast on television. The  differences include: the theatrical version had no voiceover narration and  ended with a promo for the Universal Studio tour, the TV version had  substantial voiceover narration by the lead character as an adult (similar to  "The Waltons") and no tour promo.'),
('22124',' UK cinema version was cut for violence to achieve a "PG" rating. Newer video  versions are uncut and rated "15".'),
('22125',' The DVD releases have new animation or removed dialog at the end of each  chapter, which is where the respective Webisode faded to black while the  actors usually ad'),
('22126','libbed.'),
('22127',' On the DVD for Season 1, the music that plays on the Warthog is different  than the music that played in the original downloadable episode. This change  was done because the members of Red Vs Blue couldnt find who owned the  rights to the song '),
('22128',' they recorded it at a Mexican restaurant.'),
('22129',' The DVD version of Red Vs Blue Season 1 was given a new introduction  mini'),
('22130','video. The style of this intro is repeated in Season 2 with Docs  character.'),
('22131',' Episode 36 ("Nut. Doonut.") was originally named "Dr. No'),
('22132','No" when it was  released as a Webisode, and was changed to the current title for the DVD  release, although different titles keep appearing when the episode is  downloaded from redvsblue.com, including "Blunderball", "You Only Spawn  Twice", and "Dummies are Forever".'),
('22133',' This cartoon was colorized in 1992 by Turner Entertainment Company, with each  frame traced over onto a cel.  Each cel was then painted in color and  photographed over a colored reproduction of each background.'),
('22134',' Early edits of the film suggested that the resolution of the film was another  dying dream of Karen, but the version only exists as an alternate work print.'),
('22135',' Available in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('22136',' 3 seconds of horse falls were cut from the British version. The DVD  supplements showing these shots are also cut in England.'),
('22137',' The American Film Institutes print of Redskin, in the Library of Congress,  contains Technicolor sequences and amber tints over the rest of the scenes.'),
('22138',' In the version of the film released in Brazils cinemas in the late 1960s, it  was Anacleto who announced that Mrs. Alison had cut the beaks of her teats  with the garden shears. But in the later VHS version, it is Leonora who makes  the mazed comment to Lt. Col. Langdon, when they are playing cards, about  Alison cutting the beaks of her teats with the garden shears.'),
('22139',' In the version of the film released in Brazils cinemas in the late 1960s, it  was Anacleto who announced that Mrs. Alison had cut the beaks of her teats  with the garden shears. But in the posterior VHS version, it is Leonora who  amazed comments to Lt. Col. Langdon, when they are playing cards, about  Alison to cut the beaks of her teats with the garden shears.'),
('22140',' Reissued in 1991 with added scene with actress Savannah.'),
('22141',' A shorter version of this short film (about 30 seconds shorter) is in use as  commercial for the "Christopher Street Day"'),
('22142','event in Wuerzburg and other  german cities.'),
('22143',' Kino International released a version which runs 72 minutes and contains an  uncredited piano score.'),
('22144',' The directors cut contains sex scenes that were cut to earn an MPAA rating  of "R" rather than an "NC'),
('22145','17".'),
('22146',' The subtitle "Based on a true story" was added for the American release of  the game.'),
('22147',' The game was re'),
('22148','released for the Xbox in 2004. This version, known as the  "directors cut", includes, among other new features, a first'),
('22149','person view  mode.'),
('22150',' Scene from the trailer not appearing in the movie: Alex saying "I dont  understand.  How could they go from one to over a million in less than a  year?"'),
('22151',' A shot of the slayers standing by the severed head of a dragon was seen in  the trailers and in magazines but did not make the final cut of the film.'),
('22152',' In the preview, the year is listed as 2084.  In the movie, the year is 2010  (and then spans a few years later around 2020).'),
('22153',' An early edit that had a limited release was in three seperate parts and ran  slightly over two hours. A different theme arrangement was heard for each  episode, and completely different opening titles were used.'),
('22154',' The French version is heavily cut. In particular it lacks the first 15  minutes.'),
('22155',' A scene in the trailer that does not appear in the theactrical version or the  directors cut is of Ben Affleck jumping across a cliff to the other side. A  line of dialoge was also missing. It had Gary Sinise saying "the games over"  and Affleck replying "Not Yet".'),
('22156',' In the commentary on the "Directors cut" DVD it is mentioned that an  alternate ending was filmed where Dennis Farinas character lives. It was  later changed after they decided he would have been a witness to everything  and it would not have worked. Also several scenes were mentioned to be  changed or heavily cut. One of them being a big reshoot right as Ben Affleck  is going back to his hotel room after he finds out about Monster and Ashley  not being brother and sister. There is also a clip in the trailer of a  building blowing up. This is nowhere to be found in the theatrical cut or  directors cut.'),
('22157',' The directors cut features around 20 minutes of extra and re'),
('22158','edited footage.  Included are new and extended scenes between Rudy and Ashley discussing their  situation when kidnapped by Gabriel. Also included is an extended and more  graphic version of the scene where Gabriel throws darts as Rudy, also a scene  where he heals his wounds from the darts is included as well as an extended  love scene. Other changes include the omission of "Love Rollercoaster" from  the casino scene, which is replaced by a longer version with a much more  suspense twist to it. Finally, another scene is extended where Gabriel shoots  the ice around a fisherman sending him into the freezing lake to die as  opposed to the original version which merely hinted at his killing the man.'),
('22159',' Cut to three reels and re'),
('22160','issued by Biograph on 15 March 1916.'),
('22161',' Originally released in a cut version in the US, the film was restored to its  original 175'),
('22162','minutes running time and premiered at the New York Film Festival  in September 1997. The restoration project, supervised by Edith Kramer, was  initially sponsored by Grateful Deads leader Jerry Garcia and later  completed by Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese. The restored version  includes a dedication to Jerry Garcia.'),
('22163',' Typically releases of this film have the sequences How to Ride A Horse and  the title featurette as separate films with the live action footage excised.'),
('22164',' Revised and blown up to 16mm in 1994, with a new soundtrack'),
('22165',' A version released in a retrospective presentation of Greek films organized  by the New York Museum of Modern Art, has reduced running time (from 150 min.  to 110 min.).'),
('22166',' "Rembetiko, Special Edition 2004". 149 min. long. This is Costas Ferris  Directors Final Cut of the film, for DVD release, with sound 5+1 and image  digital restoration, plus all the scenes that where cut out for the 1883 film  version. Producer of this version is the director himself, as he owned since  1983 the rights of the original master negative and the TV versions that  followed since 1984. Associate producer is Costas Sakkaris, of the Victory  Media Co.'),
('22167',' Recent network television (ABC) edition (aired 8/15/2005) reinstated 6  minutes of previously deleted scenes back into the storyline. (119 minutes  sans end credit running time).'),
('22168',' Rumour says the original cut is 8'),
('22169','hours long. Thats not accurate. This  little saga is composed of three sequels, ALL named "Ninja: The Final Duel"  by overseas distributors. Its hard to keep track of em all, and bootleggers  used to put all three on one single tape and call it simply "Ninja: The Final  Duel", thus giving rise to the 8'),
('22170','hour production assumption. Versions on TV  and home video have bits and pieces of each film mixed in, but the DVD  release by Crash Cinema is actually the second volume of the "Ninja" series  in its entirety.'),
('22171',' The broadcast version of the film edits the scene where the heroes rip the  lead villain in half, making it look as if he is still in one piece, as well  as an extra scene involving Tien'),
('22172','Hao and Shi Sheng speaking after the  masters plan is discussed is deleted.'),
('22173',' Originally released at 292 minutes (yes, thats almost five hours!). After  dismal box office returns, Dylan shortened the film to 122 minutes removing  almost all of the narrative storyline and leaving mostly concert footage.'),
('22174',' The delayed echoing effect that is heard when a character is speaking  directly into the microphone for Maureens protest does not occur on the DVD  if you have a mono television soundtrack.'),
('22175',' The two disc DVD features an alternate ending where we find the main eight  cast members back on the stage singing the last number. Although the number  bookends the movie very nicely, and adds a shot of Angel missing from his  spotlight, which is homage to the Broadway production, the concept was  scratched for the current finale.'),
('22176',' The "Without You" montage ended with a rather emotional scene of Rosario  Dawsons character, Mimi, walking along a fence crying and singing the last  verse of the song. In the editing room the scene was shelved. Additionally  "Goodbye, Love" another emotional scene primarily focused on Dawson was also  shelved. Upon release of the film Dawsons manager and lawyer contacted  Colombus about cutting Dawsons most powerful scenes and were upset on the  opportunities this may have cost her. The director gave his excuse that the  first scene was cut in favor of a more "storytelling" scene of Mimi with  Benny and the second was cut to maintain the emotional punch of the ending.  Though Dawsons representation disagreed, no further legal action pursued.  "Goodbye, Love" can be viewed on the two disc CD, whereas "Without You"  remains shelved.'),
('22177',' Marks second act soliloquy number "Halloween" was filmed but director Chris  Colobus never intended for it to make the final cut of the movie. The song,  featuring Anthony Rapp walking solemnly through the graveyard, can be seen on  the two disc DVD set.'),
('22178',' Re'),
('22179','edited and re'),
('22180','scored to better capture the writers vision. The new faster  paced version is entitled Aunt Agathas Apt.'),
('22181',' Television version, supervised by director Alex Cox, features alternate  footage to the theatrical release.'),
('22182',' The dubbed dialogue of the TV version (e.g. "melon farmer" as an insult) has  achieved cult status in its own right.'),
('22183',' There is a scene included in the television verson where Bud destroys a  telephone booth with a bat.'),
('22184',' The current UK video version (released by Universal) has masked the camera  tracks visible in the scene leading up to the store robbery. These tracks  WERE visible in the CIC video version (released in the mid'),
('22185','80s).'),
('22186',' The UK video version (both Universal and CIC) misses out a section where  Asimov speaks to Kevin at the gas station. Insetad it just cuts from him  getting out of the car to him making a rather odd sighing noise and wandering  off.'),
('22187',' The US PG'),
('22188','13 rated version cuts out some nudity.'),
('22189',' A few scenes in which Reptilicus flew were deleted from the film before it  reached the United States due to the fact they looked so akward.'),
('22190',' Entertainment Programs Inc. DVD release only runs 100 minutes (despite the  105 minute running time listed on the package).'),
('22191',' The film had to be cut in Germany, because the uncut version was rejected by  the JK/SPIO.'),
('22192',' Available in both the uncut, unrated version and an edited R'),
('22193','rated version  (mainly for conservative rental stores like Blockbuster.)'),
('22194',' The edited version replaces the shot of Marion and another woman having sex  with two men with a shot of Marion partially clothed climbing on top of a  man.	Also, all the shots of the double'),
('22195','ended dildo and the shots of Marion  and the woman having sex on it have been replaced with alternate camera  angles and shots that hide any indication that the two are having anal sex on  it.  Some shots were also re'),
('22196','used to hide the close'),
('22197','ups of the two butts  slamming together.'),
('22198',' In the opening credits for the edited version, when the title card "Requiem  for a Dream" crashes down, underneath it is a red box with red lettering that  reads "edited version", making it clear to the viewer that they are not  seeing the true version of the film.'),
('22199',' The original theatrical release (@ 102 minutes) includes the following three  segments which were removed from the VHS and DVD releases (both of which are  approximately 86 minutes): '),
('22200',' Following the fade on Ma Greenys reaction shot as Maish is beaten in the   boxing ring, there is a seven minute sequence in the hotel bar and adjacent   alley: Maish asks Mountain if he has any money stashed away (to pay off Ma   Greeny); Mountain recognizes and stops to help a bleeding, drunk fighter in   the alley and gets into a fight with his scumbag promoter of illegal   matches, which is broken up by Army and Maish, who rejects scumbags idea of   getting Mountain a wrestling career with Pirelli. Scene ends with Maishs   clichés about the Three Musketeers and "Til death do us part" that reinforce   the illusion that "Nobody jumps anybody in this group!" '),
('22201',' A 1 minute 43 second transitional sequence after Mountain is rejected for   the movie usher job shows him rejected as he tries to get a job on a moving   van crew and as a sparring partner for a boxer whos training to fight Clay.   Again he starts a fight after the boxer says, "I already got a punching   bag!" '),
('22202',' A 6 minute 27 second sequence after Maishs reaction shot in the stairway   following his confrontation with Grace Miller. Pirelli is coaching Mountain   in the gym to "make it look real!" Again Mountain starts punching his   wrestling partner after his seriously injured eye is intentionally   reinjured. Ma Greenys goon squad warns Maish that he has till tomorrow to   come up with the cash. And Ma Greeny tells Maish that "were cutting out the   middleman" and that Pirelli will pay her directly for Mountains wrestling   contract. Maish says, "I wish you werent a woman," and Ma replies, "Maishy   darling, thats the nicest thing anyone ever said to me!" '),
('22203',' The VHS release adds an additional scene (@ 1 minute 11 seconds) which was   cut from both the theatrical and DVD releases. [Since the DVD restores the   original sequence at this point, and significantly changes the emotional   focus of the ending, the DVD is preferable to the VHS release.] As Mountain   ascends (both literally and figuratively) to the wrestling ring, the deleted   scene has Maish warning the newbie who wants to sign a boxing contract   replacing Mountain to "Go home!" instead of starting a career in which there   are only eight champions and everybody else is a loser. The VHS also cuts   medium shot in which the referree says, "Come on, Mountain, lets get this   show on the road!" and, more significantly, the closeup in which Mountain   makes the crucial decision to embrace his humiliation and starts his   warwhoop dance around the ring.'),
('22204',' The original Italian cut of the film is approximately 110 minutes  (approximately 105 minutes PAL) and was distributed in several European  countries theatrically and on video formats. However, upon its US and UK  release (and possibly Japanese release), the film was cut down to  approximately 90 minutes. While most of these cuts involved trimming down  dialogue, some entire scenes were cut, such as Corbett in the Sherrifs  office after killing the three criminals in the opening, Cuchillo and  Corbetts visit to a Church, and Cuchillo in bed with his wife Rosita. While  most of this footage is thought not to have been dubbed in English, a few  scenes, such as the church scenes and Cuchillo/Rosita scene were dubbed in  English for some markets outside of the US and UK. As of now, only the 90  minute cut has had any official distribution in the US, while a fan made DVD  known as the "Franco Cleef Edition" has made the rounds in the US featuring  the Italian cut with English language and subtitled Italian for the scenes in  which English audio could not be obtained.'),
('22205',' Some video versions, UAV for example, remove the Universal logo and replaced  the original theme music in the title. But the theme can still be heard in  the movie as background music.'),
('22206',' According to "The Oxford History of World Cinema" this movie was so  successful that Hepworth had to remake it twice to supply enough prints to  meet demand. All with the same narrative, the original version is  differentiable from the remakes via the scene where the nurse tells her boss  that she lost the child. The original breaks the scene into two shots '),
('22207',' the  second shot being from a closer position. The two remakes contain only one  shot, from the closer position, in that scene. One of the remakes is what is  shown on the third volume of "The Movies Begin" series.'),
('22208',' On 8 January 1999, Disney issued a recall of 3.4 million copies of the home  video version because two frames included an "objectionable background  image", probably inserted without permission during production as an in'),
('22209','joke.  The offending frames appear in a scene featuring a pan across an apartment:  in one of the apartment windows, a picture of a topless woman can be  glimpsed. This scene was intact for the original theatrical release in 1977.  However, it was not in the 1992 video version because that was "made from a  different print" according to a Disney spokesperson.'),
('22210',' The original 1992 video release had the "Distributed by Buena Vista" title  card placed right before the film started (with a thundering sound), it was  then removed and placed at the end of the film for the 1999 video release.  Finally, it was removed completely from the 2003 DVD release which replaced  it with an opening Walt Disney Pictures logo which also included the  "thunder" sound.'),
('22211',' Reportedly, in the Italian version the main titles sequence where the guys  walk down the street outside the diner is not shown in slow motion.'),
('22212',' The following deleted scenes are included on the 2002 special edition DVD: '),
('22213',' Two alternate angles of the ear'),
('22214','slicing scene, one of which is more graphic. '),
('22215',' Lengthy sequence concerning a background check on Mr. White (whose full name   is revealed to be Lawrence Dimick).  This sequence also features a female   speaking part (there are none in the theatrical release). '),
('22216',' There is a car scene featuring Mr. White, Mr. Pink, and Nice Guy Eddie after   they leave Mr. Blonde with the cop and Mr. Orange. '),
('22217',' A scene in which Freddie (Mr. Orange) and his partner discuss in more detail   the semantics of the undercover operation.'),
('22218',' The version that airs on U.S. television is edited for time. Completely  removed from the film is the scene with Milla fighting the dogs.'),
