('11264',' In the original television version, there is more dialogue in the "no shirt,  no shoes, no dice" scene.  Spicoli says "I have uno nickel'),
('11265','ette...and a  pick".  He then makes up a story of how Mick Jagger gave him that pick.'),
('11266',' In the VHS/ DVD print, Brads boss, Dennis Taylor, is seen only once in the  movie.  In many TV prints, Dennis appears in a scene following the "no shirt,  no shoes, no dice" scene.  In that scene, Dennis tells Brad to explain the  french fries that were poured in the trashcan.'),
('11267',' Brads Bud (played by Nicolas Cage) has a much larger role in the TV network  version whereas in the theatrical version he has virtually no dialogue. His  first (and best) line in the TV version is: "Brad, your sisters turning into  a fox!" said after Stacy and Brads conversation about Mr. Hand, plus more  dialogue between Brad and Brads Bud during the cafeteria scene with Brad  discussing their plans for the weekend.'),
('11268',' The scene with Stacy and Linda in the mall after closing is expanded with a  girl approaching Linda asking her about borrowing money to "take care of her  problem."'),
('11269',' An extra scene of Linda comforting Stacy after she tells Linda that she might  be pregnant after her tryst with Mike.'),
('11270',' In the broadcast version, the scene where Brad fantasizes about Linda, they  only show him looking at her and not when he is masturbating.'),
('11271',' The scene where Linda teaches Stacy how to give oral sex is deleted from the  broadcast version.'),
('11272',' SPOILER WARNING The version of the film on the Unrated DVD is drastically  different than, and is in fact shorter than, the theatrical release. The plot  point in which it is revealed that Chip was faking his handicap is never  revealed. The following scenes are removed from the film: '),
('11273',' The hospital scene where Oliver is born and named. '),
('11274',' The scene where Tom plays basketball with Chip in a wheelchair. '),
('11275',' The scene between Tom and Chip in the locker room. '),
('11276',' The scene in which Chip reveals he can walk to Tom. '),
('11277',' The scene in which Chip reveals he can walk to Sofia, Wesley and Wesleys   father. (This appears as an alternate ending on the DVD) '),
('11278',' The scene in Barcelona where Chip is at the Idea building. However, the   Unrated version has several short new scenes including: '),
('11279',' A bizarre dream that Tom has. '),
('11280',' More of Amelias Spanish speaking.'),
('11281',' Available in an Unrated version on DVD.'),
('11282',' Version released in 2001 by Something Weird Video includes film as released  theatrically plus 30 minutes of deleted footage including a different ending.'),
('11283',' In the network version shown on TNT in the scene where Alex phones Dan at  2:13 a.m., there is additional dialogue between Dan and Beth after Dan hangs  up the phone that is not in the theatrical/DVD version. Beth asks, "Who in  the hell was that?" Dan says that it was a client calling and that this  happens when youre a lawyer (being called at odd hours). Beth says that its  the middle of the night, still wondering why someone would call at 2:15 a.m.  Dan justifies this by saying its only 11:00 or so in L.A.'),
('11284',' AMC version uses alternate takes of the bedroom scene with Alex covered with  a sheet over her chest before she kicks out Dan in order to avoid editing out  nudity. These takes were originally rejected by Adrian Lynch because he did  not think the performances were up to par.'),
('11285',' Original ending had Alex committing suicide while dressed in white, and Dan  being arrested for her murder. Dans wife, while looking for the phone number  of her husbands lawyer, finds a cassette tape recorded by Alex in which she  states her intention to commit suicide. The wife runs out of the house with  the tape (presumably going to the police) and the film ends with a flashback  of Alex slashing her throat in the bathroom while listening to "Madama  Butterfly".'),
('11286',' When preview audiences hated this ending, a new one was shot (where Alex is  killed by Dans wife with a gun). The original ending still appears in the  Japanese release and was added to the US video and laser editions.'),
('11287',' There is an english'),
('11288','language version (with dutch subtitles) released in the  Netherlands under the title Olympic Nightmare which is totally uncut and runs  83mins, instead of the usual 81mins.'),
('11289',' Also available on VHS in a repackaged/retitled version called "Jackie Chans  Second Strike" which features a 10'),
('11290','minute prologue/documentary but no  new/alternate footage.'),
('11291',' In its latest airings on the Disney Channel, all of Goofys speaking is  removed.'),
('11292',' Has been available in the U.S. in three different versions. '),
('11293',' (98 minutes) This has the poorest dubbing job.  The Italian "fine" appears   at the end. '),
('11294',' (103 minutes) This version restores some footage and contains a superior   dubbing job.  The Italian "fine" as replaced with "The End." '),
('11295',' (104 minutes)  This version contains yet a third dubbing job. The main title   was replaced with an animated title showing a starfield and the   constellation Hercules. The bulk of the original credit sequence was moved   to the end of the film. During this movies first release in the United   States in 1959, the material issued by Embassy and Warner Brothers (who   handled the physical distribution) listed the running time as 107 minutes.   This is still listed as the running time by most sources.  The 107 minute   version is believed to be the original uncut and uncensored Italian version   which probably showed more flesh than was permitted on U.S. screens at the   time.'),
('11296',' The Latin American versions and US Spanish versions are 107 minutes long and  uncensored. The Latin American versions even keeps the original/alternate  European Spanish Dialogue.'),
('11297',' In the 1960s, Castle Films released a truncated version of this film to the  pre'),
('11298','VCR home market under the title Concrete Biscuits. Running approximately  5 minutes, the film features the famous hard biscuits scene and ends with  Fatty and his dog chasing a man down the beach.'),
('11299',' The US television version maintains the same running time as the theatrical  version (to the second), but eliminates much nudity, violence and swearing.  To compensate, a number of extra scenes have been rescued from the  cutting'),
('11300','room floor. It is this TV version that was used for the British video  release (on three different labels '),
('11301',' EMI, Warners and Lumiere), with more  footage cut by the distributor.'),
('11302',' The UK cinema version was cut by 1 min 10 secs by the BBFC to edit the murder  scenes and remove all footage of nunchakus, and this same print also appeared  on early video releases. The 2000 and 2007 UK DVD releases featured the  heavily edited U.S R'),
('11303','rated print.'),
('11304',' The Greek video version is the fully uncut and so is the Dutch tape. Finnish  version is pretty heavily cut.'),
('11305',' Some videocassette versions begin with a music video, "Ice Froggy Frog".'),
('11306',' The video version differs from the theatrical release in that it features an  added video, "A Gangstas Life Aint Fun." Some scenes before and after the  video are also slightly changed.'),
('11307',' Only the version included on the US'),
('11308','DVD and the UK'),
('11309','VHS version of "The  Exorcist" (1973) are 74 Minutes long. The version on the UK'),
('11310','DVD only runs for  52 minutes.'),
('11311',' There are 3 alternate versions of the documentary. The first was shown on BBC  TV and included interviews with Mercedes McCambridge (qv),  Mark Kermode (qv) and former UK censor James Ferman (qv). The second was  slightly shorter, excluded all footage of McCambridge and Ferman, and  appeared on the US DVD and UK VHS Special Edition versions. The third runs  around 52 minutes, excludes some of the deleted footage (which is included as  isolated extras) and appears on the UK DVD issue.'),
('11312',' Originally shot and released in theaters in black and white; distributor  required the film to be colorized for the video release, against director  Michael Correntes will, making it the only film made by a still'),
('11313','living  director to be colorized. Both versions (colour and B/W) are now available on  video.'),
('11314',' Television prints are edited for content purposes, eliminating some racist  ethnic humor. The uncensored version is only available through the Harold  Lloyd Trust.'),
('11315',' This film was only available in a 68 minute cut'),
('11316','down version for many years.  In 2003, it was restored by the UCLA to its full running time of 93 minutes.'),
('11317',' Originally issued in 3'),
('11318','D.'),
('11319',' UK video version is cut by 38 sec.'),
('11320',' Japanese laserdisc is in 3'),
('11321','D.'),
('11322',' Released in Germany in four different versions: '),
('11323',' "First Option", 86min, 18 (Initial Video Release '),
('11324',' "Operation Panther Force", 84min, 16 (To'),
('11325','Buy'),
('11326','Video) '),
('11327',' Both versions were run on Pay'),
('11328','Tv, both titled "First Option" '),
('11329',' TV'),
('11330','Version was retitled "First Option: Operation Panther Force", 84min, 16'),
('11331',' The 18'),
('11332','rated UK release of this film was cut by 16 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('11333',' US subtitled video lacks 2 scenes of Timothy visiting psychiatrist that  appear on dubbed tape and as supplementary material on laserdisc.'),
('11334',' On the British dvd release by Hong Kong Legends there are two deleted scenes  which develop Yuen Biaos character and explain the fold'),
('11335','up bicycle we see  him with in the film and his strange actions towards the end when he attempts  to kill Miss Wen.'),
('11336',' Shot simultaneously in Cantonese and English.'),
('11337',' The title and end credit sequences are different in the original Hong Kong  version and the export version: original Hong Kong version has the Golden  Harvest Logo, the Golden Way Films logo, the title credits integrated in the  film (while Jackie is flying) and the end credits written in Cantonese and  partly English. Export version has no logos, the title credits run over a  black background and the end credits are written completely in English.'),
('11338',' Originally released in 1990 and available on video in the USA under the title  "Armour of God II", this Jackie Chan vehicle was re'),
('11339','released theatrically in  1997 by Miramax as "Operation Condor" in a newly'),
('11340','dubbed version to capitalize  on Chans popularity in the USA after "Rumble in the Bronx" and "Supercop".  This re'),
('11341','release version has a new music score composed by Stephen Endelman  and is cut by 20+ min. from the original Hong Kong version.'),
('11342',' A scene in which Dawn runs through the woods from the police is missing from  the 35mm prints.'),
('11343',' Censored prints are in circulation; the Maryland Censor Board logo can be  seen over an oral sex scene with Dawn and Gator'),
('11344',' The European cut of the film, which has actually circulated in the United  States at Midnight film festivals, features a slightly different cut of the  film with different scenes, including: '),
('11345',' more interaction between the hairdressers in the Lipstick Beauty salon. '),
('11346',' a scene where Dawn has a discussion with Vicki (the receptionist) about her   failing marriage with Gator '),
('11347',' an extended scene where Dawn gives Taffy the address of her father, Earl   Peterson '),
('11348',' extra footage of Earl making a sandwich with the knife that Taffy later uses   to kill him '),
('11349',' an extended version of the scene where Taffy arrives to set Aunt Ida free   from the bird cage, after which Ida invites Taffy to move in with her and   become a lesbian. Additionally, a lot of the footage of Dawn in the jail   cell has been cut, as is the scene where she is chased through the woods of   Maryland by the police.  Finally, there is an actual credit sequence after   Dawns electrocution, which features an eerie reprisal of the theme song   sung by Divine.'),
('11350',' The initial 16mm release of the film which was shown at colleges ran 92  minutes. However, when the film was blown up to 35mm and shown theatrically,  it was cut to 89 minutes. This version was the only version seen for many  years. However, a recent restoration was done of the original cut, which ran  97 minutes (it played at this length in Europe, however, since its initial  release). The 97 minute version was shown in only selected theatres and is  included on the DVD set, paired with PINK FLAMINGOS. This version also has a  soundtrack remixed in stereo surround. The 97 minute version contains some  additional scenes, including the chase through the woods, as well as an  appearance by Sally Albaugh (aka Sally Turner) as Sally, a customer in the  Lipstick Beauty Salon. Albaugh served also as Divines double in the junkyard  love'),
('11351','making scene between Dawn Davenport and Earl Peterson.'),
('11352',' The directors cut contains male frontal nudity, graphic female nudity (close  ups of vulvas) and the sex scenes are longer and more graphic.'),
('11353',' Available in the USA in both R'),
('11354','rated and a directors cut version.'),
('11355',' Directors cut is 18 minutes longer than "R" rated release.'),
('11356',' Two versions of this title played premium cable. A PG'),
('11357','13 version and an R  version.'),
('11358',' The Swedish censors made three cuts (man being abused and a woman sexually  assaulted, intercourse with a woman in a leash, scenes including whips and  chains at a costume party, plus shots of Rocky being tied up with chains and  anally raped); a total of 11 minutes 44 seconds.'),
('11359',' This is the same Italian'),
('11360','Spanish co'),
('11361','production known as "Orinoco'),
('11362','Prison Of  Sex", which was later re'),
('11363','released with dubbing and new footage to American  audiences in 1985 as "Savage Island", which promoted Linda "The Exorcist"  Blair as its star(though she was featured only in "framing" footage, telling  this story in flashback).'),
('11364',' The 1995 UK video version is cut by 28 seconds.'),
('11365',' Movie is cut'),
('11366','down to 116 minutes in the UK, for television.'),
('11367',' The VHS fullscreen version produced by Miramax Home Entertainment and  distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment is cut to approximately 115  minutes.'),
('11368',' The DVD includes both the post'),
('11369','synced comedy version of the film Troma  initially released and the original English'),
('11370','dubbed "straight" action movie  version.'),
('11371',' In the theatrical version, Ferris says "Camerons so tight, that if you stuck  a lump of coal up his ass, in 2 weeks it would turn into a diamond." In the  TV version, he says "Camerons so tight, that if you stuck a lump of coal in  his fist, in 2 weeks it would turn into a diamond."'),
('11372',' A line in the theatrical version is "The man could squash my nuts into  oblivion." The TV version replaces "nuts" with a *very* badly'),
('11373','overdubbed  "brains."'),
('11374',' In the TV Version, Camerons "Piece of Shit" car is referred to by Ferris as  a "Piece of Tin".'),
('11375',' Two different versions of the closing credits exist. On the widescreen DVD,  the scene of Rooney getting picked up by the bus runs, split'),
('11376','screened, next  to credits over a black field. On the full'),
('11377','frame NTSC laserdisc, Rooneys  scene is in full'),
('11378','frame, with the credits chyroned over the lower quarter of  the screen.'),
('11379',' The DVD also contains an alternative ending.'),
('11380',' All foreign (non'),
('11381','German) theatrical versions omit a scene in the ending. The  reason for this is that the scene had not been finished at the time the movie  was shown at the Cannes film festival. But the distribution rights had  already been sold to 44 countries and the director didnt want to force local  distributors to take the new ending.'),
('11382',' The film with just the skiing scenes was released as Snow Motion'),
('11383',' Available in an edited version known as DEMON KID.'),
('11384',' The DVD editon of the film dubbed the "Cursed Reversed Edition for Boston Red  Sox fans" by Fox contains the alternate ending of the film that was actually  shot during the 2004 playoffs and World Series. In the original ending of the  film scripted by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel, "The Curse of the Bambino"  dubbed by die hard Red Sox fans would have continued "if" the Yankees had  beaten them in the playoffs. The Red Sox, who were down by three games, had  come back and beaten the Yankees which was the first time a pro'),
('11385','sports team  had ever come back from such a defeat and eventually won the World Series,  sweeping the St.Louis Cardinals. The moment that it had happened, Drew  Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon in character, ran onto the field and celebrated  with the team. This ending was edited in the film as a montage with narration  by actor Jack Kehler.'),
('11386',' SPOILER: The German theatrical version has a different ending by request of  the distributor: The falling car dissolves against the sky instead of  crushing into the water. The latter can be seen on the DVD and is the ending  as intended by the director.'),
('11387',' Originally released at 181 minutes in two segments (with an intermission),  later trimmed for 1979 reissue to 149 minutes.'),
('11388',' The version currently issued on VHS and DVD Runs 180 minutes, which probably  means it is the 1971 version, without the intermission.'),
('11389',' The version broadcast on the BBC (22.09.01) is uncensored and thus different  to the cut version that played British cinemas (in 1971) and the identical  Derann tape release that appeared in 1981. '),
('11390',' The opening murder in the BBC version includes a more prolonged   strangulation scene, as well as some further nudity as Kenny strips his dead   victim (Janette Wild).  Theres also the sight of him removing a watch and   necklace from the naked corpse, adding a (slightly out of place) petty   criminal element to Kennys religiously motivated crimes. '),
('11391',' The title scenes are slightly different, the BBC version plays the title   over a still shot of the killers boots (the rest of the credits appear the   same way).  The Derann version plays the title over a blue box background. '),
('11392',' When Kenny first plays the audio tapes back of his killings there is some   cutaways to historical torture paintings.  The older Derann version includes   two brief shots of the same painting, the BBC version contains the same two   shots but lingers on them a little longer and goes on to another shot of a   second (more graphic) painting. '),
('11393',' The murder of the prostitute (Terry Quinlan) in toned down in the Derann   version (shes beaten around the head off'),
('11394','screen).  The BBC version however   includes some nasty shots of Kenny ramming his torch into the girls mouth.    Her death from being beaten around the head is no longer shown totally   off'),
('11395','screen in the BBC version either. '),
('11396',' The following scene where Quinlans body is discovered in cement, is   different in the two versions.  The BBC version represents this scene with   two shots of nudity (the actress obviously found it hard to hold her   breath).  The Derann version represents it with an odd, (still photograph?)   close'),
('11397','up on the girls face. '),
('11398',' The last difference is to the meat'),
('11399','hook scene where one of Kennys victims   (Suzanna East) initially drowned is discovered hanging on a meat hook.  Both   versions play the discovery slightly different, the Derann version includes   a brief shot of the girl on the meat hook as well as a second shot that   zooms in on the dead girls face.  The BBC version begins with an additional   long shot of the dead girl, and ends on a second shot, thats actually the   first shot we see of the body in the Derann version but is more drawn out.    The zoom shot from the Derann version isnt included in the BBC version.'),
('11400',' The Monterey VHS contains the uncut version of the film.'),
('11401',' A single cut for strong language secured a PG rating for the UK cinema  release, but this was restored in the 12'),
('11402','rated video version.'),
('11403',' The entire ending of "Fierce Creatures" was reshot after test showings. The  original featured the elder McCain [Kevin Kline] being killed by a rhino and  some business with a tiger costume. A scene in which Kevin Kline plays his  own mother was also shot and cut.'),
('11404',' In the theatrical release, Korben Dallas initially opens his door after  hearing the door chime. He looks into the monitor, sees the empty hallway,  opens the door, and then almost gets mugged. This scene was edited for the  ABC presentation.'),
('11405',' In the English version when the Mondoshawans come to the pyramid in Egypt the  professor asks: Are you German? In the German version he asks Are you here  from Earth?'),
('11406',' In the theatrical version the first time Leeloo is revealed (in the lab  machine), her breasts are visible. In TV versions a well placed control panel  maintains her modesty (blocks the view of her breasts).'),
('11407',' In the version televised Jan 8, 2000 in the U.S. on the ABC network, not only  was the film edited for language, nudity, violence, and to fit the screen (as  is standard), but also every one of the McDonalds Golden Arches in the early  chase scene were digitally removed.'),
('11408',' Pathe video release in the UK (1999) now contains all the scenes from the  theatrical release. None of the ABC edits.'),
('11409',' Released with two versions.  One version, for the more permissive  distributors, included a more risque dance number than the other, tamer,  version released.'),
('11410',' The R1 DVD has four commentaries as opposed to just one.'),
('11411',' The UK theatrical release had cuts ordered by the British Board of Film  Classification in two of the fistfight scenes, on the grounds of "excessively  sustained violence". The BBFC'),
('11412','approved UK versions, both on film and video  are missing four seconds. In the scene where the gangster beats up Brad Pitt,  an overhead shot as Pitt receives a punch to the face is completely missing,  and in the scene where Edward Norton beats Jared Letos face to a pulp, the  third punch in the first load of hits has been cut and several hits as his  face becomes bloodied during the last load of hits have been removed in two  cuts.'),
('11413',' In the Japanese version of the movie, due to censorship rules over showing  genitalia, there are no penis shots in the whole movie.'),
('11414',' The UK version is cut for violence, notably Tyler Durdens beating and Angel  Faces beating. As of 2005, the cuts imposed by the BBFC have been waived.'),
('11415',' Very graphic scene of boy getting head beaten to pulp with a rock has been  cut from some prints.'),
('11416',' Norwegian video version is cut in the scene where the boy is getting head  beaten to pulp with a rock.'),
('11417',' The Australian classification board '),
('11418',' the OFLC '),
('11419',' passed the film uncut in  2005. The DVD version released by Stomp Visual in Australia is the same as  the US unrated version.'),
('11420',' Up until 2004, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) had been showing an abbreviated  79'),
('11421','minute version of this film, with a different opening set of 13 cast  credits and no end credits. The original 90'),
('11422','minute version has 17 end cast  credits and was finally shown on TCM in 2004, although it was shown on its  sister station, TNT, in the early 1990s. The IMDb cast order is based on the  original movie.'),
('11423',' The film was colorized in 1987, but TCM does not yet show colorized versions  of black and white films.'),
('11424',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11425',' The version shown on television had an opening scene featuring Queen  Elizabeth I, but this scene was omitted in the theatrical version.'),
('11426',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11427',' The US release through New World was cut by 15 minutes. The complete film was  available on a Swedish VHS (long OOP) and there is a forthcoming (2005) dvd  release of the restored feature from a German company.'),
('11428',' 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.'),
('11429',' UK Version runs 55 minutes as opposed to the US Edition which runs 35  minutes.'),
('11430',' 1930s reissue version, entitled Film Johnny, (released on DVD) omits the  opening sequence in the movie theater.'),
('11431',' English and French narrated versions using Hills voice.'),
('11432',' In addition to editing out much of the explicit footage of the sex scenes,  some cable versions included extra footage: '),
('11433',' A scene of Jack Wrangler placing a bet by telephone on a race horse called   "Fannys Choice". This explains why the bikers showed up later in the film   asking for money. '),
('11434',' A conversation between Herschel Savage and Jesie St. James in the kitchen   was extended. '),
('11435',' The scene in which Vanessa Del Rio is raped is cut out of some home video   releases.'),
('11436',' Blast! (1976) is an alternate version of this film, with new footage directed  by Allan Arkush. The director credited is "Frank Arthur Wilson."'),
('11437',' UK version was edited to secure the PG rating. In 2002 these cuts were  waived by the BBFC.'),
('11438',' Norwegian cinema version was cut by some seconds to get a 12 rating.'),
('11439',' There was an alternate original ending filmed where Alex Browning gets  decapitated by a stray rudder from a downed police helicopter.'),
('11440',' The DVD features the following deleted scenes: '),
('11441',' A love scene between Alex (Devon Sawa) and Clear (Ali Larter) on the beach; '),
('11442',' A pregnacy test which reveals that Clear is pregnant from having sex with   Alex; '),
('11443',' A third ending where Alex is electrocuted and dies. After having their   child, Clear has the gift of seeing "death" before it happens. Carter (Kerr   Smith) also survives.'),
('11444',' Wong (the director) had two scenes cut to reach an R Rating:  The  strangulation of Tod in the bathtub and the stabbing of the teacher.'),
('11445',' The Sci'),
('11446','Fi version is heavily edited to take out all gore. '),
('11447',' When Officer Burkes car gets hit by the log, the scene where his head gets   crushed is deleted. '),
('11448',' Eugenes Crushing has no blood. '),
('11449',' We dont see Evans eye get hit by the ladder '),
('11450',' When Tim gets crushed, we dont see it but at the end when Kimberly is   having flashbacks you can see it. '),
('11451',' NOras death is altered '),
('11452',' We only see Rorys face when he gets sliced '),
('11453',' Kat is not shown in her death'),
('11454',' The theatrical release features a shot that is missing from all DVD versions:  when one of the victims'),
('11455','to'),
('11456','be gets his hand stuck in his kitchen sink trying  to retrieve his lost ring, the threatening disposal blades below are not  shown. The commentary track on the DVD mentions that this was a last moment  add'),
('11457','on which heightened the menace and tension of the scene considerably.  Alas the commentators were seemingly unaware that the print used for the DVD  was one were this "last minute" addition had not yet been added. Two brief  glimpses of this missing shot can still be seen in the trailer.'),
('11458',' The free preview bonus DVD that came packaged with the "Final Destination:  Scared 2 Death Pack" featured an extended version of the scene where Wendy  and Kevin are being escorted off the roller'),
('11459','coaster by security. In this  version, they dont cut away to show the roller'),
('11460','coaster flying off the  tracks. Instead you only hear the accident as a horrified Wendy witnesses the  whole thing.'),
('11461',' The new 2'),
('11462','Disc DVD contains a feature when you can control what happens  throughout the movie. You can make decisions on characters actions, which  results in changes through the course of the movie. There is plenty of new,  re'),
('11463','shot footage, and different death scenes and survival scenes.'),
('11464',' The changes on the DVD, if the viewer makes the appropriate choices, are as  follows: '),
('11465',' By choosing heads or tails when Jason and Kevin flip to see who will ride in   the front, you cannot change what happens, only change what side of the coin   Jason calls for (He calls Heads in the theatrical version). Regardless of   the choice, Jason always wins, But if you select tails, after the   premonition Wendy snatches the coin while its in midair and freaks out, not   even getting on the coaster. Jason, Carrie and Kevin follow her out, then   the coaster crashes. Some text comes up explaining what ultimately became of   all of them (none die) and then the movies ends. '),
('11466',' By choosing to have Ashlyn set the temperature in the tanning room to 76   degrees, an alternate scene is played where she gets out of the booth, but   is knocked out by the board, which still traps Ashley inside her booth.   Ashlyn frees her, but as she grabs her hand, Ashley falls through the bed   and is electrocuted, transferring the current to Ashlyn, killing her as   well. '),
('11467',' By having Wendy choose to honk the horn again at the drive'),
('11468','thru, an   alternate scene is played where Frankie turns around and sees Wendy and   Kevin. Kevin manages to pull Frankie to safety. In the next scene, he is   being carted off in a stretcher, happily declaring he is going to sue for   what happened and become rich. Later, when Kevin and Wendy leave the Police   Station after the Department Store scene, Frankie is pulled out of a police   car for soliciting an undercover officer. The option as to whether or not he   was worth saving appears, and if yes is selected, a 10 minute clip of   Frankies exploits with his camera before, during and after the carnival is   played, including how he got arrested. If no is selected, the film continues   as normal. '),
('11469',' If Wendy looks at Lewis carnival picture again, an alternate scene plays   where Kevin and Wendy are walking on the field, discussing how they are   going to convince Lewis to believe them. Once inside, Lewis is already using   the machine that kills him in the original cut. He yells out "Fisher! What   the fuck are you doing here?!" and then his head is crushed just as it was   in the original cut. '),
('11470',' By choosing to have Ian fire a warning shot at the pigeons, the hardware   store scene is slightly altered. Erin is still killed by the nail gun, but   this time she loses her balance when the pigeons (who didnt leave because   Ian didnt kill any of them) fly in her face and cause her to stumble   backwards. The scene ends with one of the pigeons pecking away at Ian in the   photo Wendy took at the carnival. '),
('11471',' By selecting Jump Right, Ian still gets crushed, only this time his whole   body is, instead of being ripped apart as in in the standard version. Wendy   then throws the camera on the ground and stomps it, and she, Julie and Kevin   walk away, but the camera takes one last photo and the film ends. '),
('11472',' If Ian is killed normally, the film continues. If Map is selected, an extra   scene, where a newspaper blows off of a homeless man who was using it as a   blanket, is inserted. It reveals that the survivors of the second film were   killed and the viewer is given the option to read the paper and get the   details. Kimberly and Thomas were sucked into a faulty wood chipper owned by   the farmer of the second film, after they tried to escape a runaway car that   was owned by the unlucky lottery winner of the previous film. The death   certificate was given by the doctor who was pregnant in the previous film   and thought to be the key to surviving deaths plan. They had met at the   area by coincidence and according to the article, were haunted by the whole   incident, with Kimberly dropping out of school and Thomas being sent down to   desk duty. '),
('11473',' After the newspaper sequence, the film ends as normal, except that the train   wreck ends the film, with the final shot being Wendy getting smashed by the   oncoming train.'),
('11474',' German retail DVD is available in two versions: the uncut version (rated "Not  under 18") and a cut version for mail order (it misses ca. 39 seconds and is  rated "Not under 16").'),
('11475',' The PSX version is known to be missing the Doom 2 secret levels which are  accessible in the PC version where they are just mods from id. Also, the PSX  version has only about half the levels of the PC version and does not include  the Archvile or Spider Mastermind monsters.'),
('11476',' A 23 minute Special Edition was shown at the Venice Film festival.'),
('11477',' Reportedly, in the work print, right before Gray dies, Aki tells him that he  must not die because she is pregnant with his child.  The audience at preview  screenings hated this plot point so much that it was out for the thatrical  release.'),
('11478',' An alternate opening for the film was animated but never used.  This opening  scene occurs shortly after the the meteor containing the alien phantoms lands  on Earth.  Three scientists approach the crater to investigate and one of  them is killed by the unseen phantoms.  This alternate opening can be viewed  on the special edition DVD.'),
('11479',' Several scenes in the film were redone with comic intent for a bonus section  in the Special Edition DVD release. The animation detail in each clip varies.  There is also an "Easter Egg" music video of the characters dancing to a  segment of choreography from Michael Jacksons Thriller (1983) (V).'),
('11480',' An advance trailer for the movie, released in Japan in 1998, features a  different, less'),
('11481','detailed face for Aki. However, it does include part of the  sequence where Gen. Hein attempts suicide.'),
('11482',' Disc 2 of the DVD release opens with a specially'),
('11483','shot faux "behind the  scenes" sequence in which Aki finishes acting a scene from the movie, then  walks past the camera and talks to the director. Characters from the movie  can be seen mingling with the live'),
('11484','action creators in the background. The  alternate opening sequence on DVD uses a different version of Aki than seen  in the final movie. The DVD has a special feature in which Akis dream  sequences are edited together into a mini'),
('11485','movie.'),
('11486',' The DVD comes complete with a series of six animated bloopers and goof'),
('11487','offs. '),
('11488',' Grey shoots through the hangar window, and then knocks himself out as his   attempt to jump through it fails. '),
('11489',' The animators go a little too weird with the scene where Neil drives through   the building with the others.  After they crash, we can see that the   animators have placed debris (pipes, tools, stop signs) through their heads,   and yet they continue to act as if nothing has happened. '),
('11490',' In the Wasteland, Grey stumbles and accidentally shoots Aki.  After   realizing shes not moving, he nonchalantly sets his gun aside and starts   running. '),
('11491',' Aki drives her spaceship into Grey during the shoot'),
('11492','out in the hangar. '),
('11493',' During the conference, Aki enters the room and smacks Sid upside the head. '),
('11494',' In the final scene where Aki is solemnly carrying a dead Grey out of the   Crater, she happens to sneeze, which causes both her and the dead body to   break out into laughter.'),
('11495',' The Special Edition DVD contains a feature called The Gray Project, which is  a video montage of various pieces of rough computer animation. Segments of it  feature two women, one of whom resembling an extremely early rendition of  Aki. Although no dialogue can be heard, she argues with a blonde girl that  doesnt resemble any of the films characters. Its unclear whether this  scene was cut from the film at an early stage or if it was merely test  animation footage.'),
('11496',' In the Japanese intro, when it shows Jessica on the TV screen, shes shown  torso only and wearing only a bra for a top. This was altered for all  non'),
('11497','Japanese versions to her wearing the red dress we see her in several  times later in the game. However, some non'),
('11498','Japanese prints dont even use the  alternate outfit and only shows Damnd/Thrasher laughing into the TV screen.  The two female characters (Roxy and Poison) do not appear in the US versions  of the Super NES and GBA ports. They are replaced by Sid and Billy. Reason  for this replacement is due to the "provocative outfits" of the original  female characters (Very small tanktop and VERY short shorts). However, the  female characters were reinstated for the US Sega CD release, yet their  tanktops and shorts were lengthened to cover up more skin. In the home  versions, after you break the car. When the guy comes out, he doesnt say  "Oh! My God!!" Instead, he says "Oh! My Car!!" Two of the bosses had their  names changed in the US version of the Super NES port:Stage 1 boss "Damnd"  had his name changed to "Thrasher". Stage 2 boss "Sodom" had his name changed  to "Katana". The "Industrial Area" stage is missing in Super NES version due  to graphical limitations, yet reinstated in the Sega CD and Game Boy Advance  editions.'),
('11499',' Sega CD version of the game features a fully remixed stereo soundtrack as  well as opening and ending voice acting not present in any other versions,  not even the arcade edition.'),
('11500',' The original Super NES release did not include the playable character Guy,  leaving only Haggar and Cody.'),
('11501',' The alternate Super Nintendo edition of the game,  _Final Fight Guy (1992) (VG)_ (qv), featured a slightly altered story line to  explain Guys reappearance, but Codys sudden disappearance. In the original  version, Cody was Jessicas boyfriend and fought alongside her father, Mike  Haggar, to rescue her. However, in the "Guy" version, it is explained that  Cody is still training in Japan and only Guy was able to leave for America.  Also, an alternate ending was created in which Jessica asks Guy why hes  leaving her after saving her. He simply replies that he wishes the best of  luck for her and Cody. After he leaves, she says that she will miss him,  implying that there may have been a relationship between Guy and Jessica  before Cody and Jessica. This was implied slightly in the original  3'),
('11502','character edition when Cody is knocked down by Guy in the original ending,  but even moreso here.'),
('11503',' Two of the bosses names changed in the US version: '),
('11504',' Damnd'),
('11505','>Thrasher '),
('11506',' Sodom'),
('11507','>Katana '),
('11508',' The two girl enemies are replaced by two male characters in the US version.'),
('11509',' A bootleg print bearing the working title "The Creeper" has been circulating  and includes some scenes of violence cut from the R'),
('11510','rated release, in order  to avoid an X'),
('11511','rating.'),
('11512',' The British video release is cut by 27 seconds.'),
('11513',' The UK version has cut out a scenes involving the torture of women: '),
('11514',' a scene of a dead woman with her eyes gouged out, '),
('11515',' a woman being tortured through electro'),
('11516','shock, and '),
('11517',' a woman having her tooth extracted. '),
('11518',' These scenes are intact on the Japanese release.'),
('11519',' There are two deleted scenes on the DVD: '),
('11520',' Elvis (Keitel) helps Byron (Schaech) fix his overheated car '),
('11521',' After entering his house and Graceland, Elvis looks at "his" gravesite'),
('11522',' The full'),
('11523','frame version of the movie is not cropped as with most movies, but  actually re'),
('11524','rendered with scenes rearranged to preserve composition.'),
('11525',' In the German TV version, the violent climax of the movie is slightly cut.'),
('11526',' The 1990 Water Bearer Films video release (WBF 8001) is marked "Original  Uncut Version" with a runtime of 133 min. It is rated X.'),
('11527',' In the movies premiere telecast, the sequence showing the impact and results  lasted 4 minutes. In subsequent airings, the sequence was shortened to 2  minutes.'),
('11528',' 1996 re'),
('11529','cut version added 31 seconds to the steamy love scene.'),
('11530',' Available in both R and unrated versions.'),
('11531',' Overseas video version contains topless scene of Jill (Mary Beth Rubens) that  is not included in the PG'),
('11532','rated North American release.'),
('11533',' After its initial release, Clint Eastwood recut the film by 13 minutes; this  124'),
('11534','minute version has aired on cable TV.  Full 137'),
('11535','minute original version  restored for video and later network television releases.'),
('11536',' Castle Films edited two home movie versions in both silent and sound, 2'),
('11537',' and  7'),
('11538','minute, 16mm, regular'),
('11539',' and super'),
('11540','8, under the titles "Fireman, Save My  Child" and "No Fires, Please." Only chases and other comedy scenes were used  (no musical production numbers).'),
('11541',' German Video'),
('11542','Release by New Vision (18) misses many of the violent scenes.  The TV'),
('11543','Version is also cut'),
('11544',' TV versions omit the scene in Maxs apartment and the fight sequence in the  burnt'),
('11545','out town.'),
('11546',' Warning: Spoilers ahead. In the last scene of the theatrical version, Jack  Stanfield, his wife and son are shown in a closing profile shot walking up a  hill and it fades to black. In the DVD version, it ends with an extra scene  in an overhead crane shot of two police cars arriving while the family is  walking towards them.'),
('11547',' In the scene when Mitch is at the Cayman Islands, and is talking to his new  client Sonny Capps about tax representation, there is a line that had a  strange overdubbing. Mitchs line "Youd feel like you were fucked with a  dick big enough for an elephant to feel it" was re'),
('11548','shot for television. In  the TV version, the line was replaced with "Youd feel like you had a  prostate exam with a beach umbrella to feel it."'),
('11549',' NBC edited 3 minutes from this film for its 1985 network television premiere.'),
('11550',' Some television versions are said to include a scene in the beginning of the  movie where Rambo enters a town diner to buy some takeout, and the cashiers  hassle him, first not serving him, then charging him for condiments. Finally  he just leaves.'),
('11551',' The USA network version has new scenes cut from the original including: a  scene after the posse is injured, paramedics putting the posse in ambulances,  and Galts body into a helicopter, just as Kern arrives; an extended  conversation between Trautman and Teasle about Rambo taking out his posse; a  second extended conversation about the capture of Rambo; a scene where Teasle  and Trautman land at the spot where Rambo is "killed".  Shortly after, Teasle  is congraulated for "killing" Rambo.'),
('11552',' TV version omits Rambos stitching of his arm wound. In its place a brief  scene of him checking the ammunition on Galts rifle is added.'),
('11553',' UK version was edited for sight of ratting (32 sec.) under the terms of the  Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('11554',' 1m 31s were cut when the film was originally rated due to the hostage attack  in the shopping mall. The BBFC felt that this and the sudden onslaught of  violence were too heavy for PG. In 2002, all cuts were waived for a PG  rating.'),
('11555',' Two identical versions were produced and edited shot for shot, by simply  switching "Man 2" with "Woman."'),
('11556',' DVD Version. Extended scene when Mitchell and Crisp are attending a display  of gliding in Germany and they speak with German officials about the role of  gliders. DVD version has extra scene where a German Hitler Youth leader  marches away from the display with a band playing.'),
('11557',' DVD version has a scene involving the British Schneider team visiting Italy  for the flying competition. Scene involves Crisp chatting up an Italian  lady in a gondola.'),
('11558',' Originally rated "R" in the U.S., film was edited to be re'),
('11559','rated "M".'),
('11560',' The Special Edition DVD has a bunch of deleted scenes including Ottos secret  hobby and alternate scenes making the film more darker comedy. '),
('11561',' There are two alternate endings. Both feature Otto dying and covered in   blood in the cement but have different scenes on the plane, both imply that   Wanda is going to run off with the money.'),
('11562',' 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.'),
('11563',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11564',' A re'),
('11565','cut 93 minute version was completed in 2002 for television broadcast and  an upcoming DVD release.'),
('11566',' Five Loose Women, Fugitive Girls and Hot on Their Trail are not quite  identical versions of the same film. Fugitive Girls is the most explicit  version.'),
('11567',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11568',' Two'),
('11569','reel version released on 15 April 1917 by K'),
('11570','E'),
('11571','S'),
('11572','E.'),
('11573',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11574',' The Wide Screen VHS version released by BMG contains all the cut scenes in  their complete and uncut version.'),
('11575',' Regarding Alternate versions in MCA/Universal laserdiscs and videos: as  recently as the 1985 edition all missing scenes were restored to the  laserdisc. It was the first Discovision pressing in 1981 which removed the  previously listed scenes, and this was because early laserdiscs were not  capable of quite as high capacity as in later years. The studio removed those  scenes for the laserdisc because they were not essential to the plot and they  allowed the movie to fit onto the Discovision disc. (HBO, for instance, ran  Flash Gordon at the same time that Discovision released their edition but HBO  included the missing scenes.) Later editions which continue to delete those  few scenes are unremastered versions made from the Discovision edit.'),
('11576',' For some reason, the most recent VHS release does not include the scene with  Dale fighting Mings guards in the hallways. The scene does appear on the DVD  though.'),
('11577',' In some versions, Mings face is not visible in the scene where the pilots  are sucked out of the plane. It is just the red clouds coming toward the  plane.'),
('11578',' In some versions that air on network and cable Richard OBriens scenes as  Fico are cut '),
('11579',' Flash and Princess Aura arrive, watch the tree'),
('11580','stump ceremony,  witness the boy ask to be killed, and then they cut directly to Flash  undergoing the same ceremony.'),
('11581',' In the Universal Laserdisc and Video versions, the scene where Flash suggests  using the curtains as parachutes while Zarkov flags down Mings shuttle, as  well as the scene where the young boy in Prince Barins tribe asks to undergo  the woodbeast test (complete with the shots of the beast inside) are cut.  Also missing is Dales fight with the guards & Mings face from the meteor  that attacks the plane. These scenes are restored on the Image DVD version.'),
('11582',' Most versions also dont have the scene where Klytus wakes up on his ship and  is informed that Barin and Flash are Hawkmen prisoners. The Image DVD  restores this scene as well.'),
('11583',' The 1993 Universal Laser Disc is complete with all deleted scenes listed in  the other comments present on that disc, as well as the trailer being added  at the end of the film. Reports from people who saw the films preview in  early 1980 indicate that there were several additional scenes of Flash on  Aboria with Prince Barin.'),
('11584',' The animation in this made'),
('11585','for'),
('11586','television movie was recut, endlessly  repeated, and added to, to make a Saturday morning cartoon series that lasted  for two seasons.'),
('11587',' The game was re'),
('11588','issued on CD two years before its sequel Fade to Black was  released. This new version of the game replaced the rotoscoped cutscenes with  3D animations similar in style to the ones in Fade to Black.'),
('11589',' German theatrical version was edited for violence/gore to secure a "Not under  18" rating from the German ratings board FSK. This version was also released  on DVD and video. The uncut version was shown on German Pay TV channel  Premiere.'),
('11590',' The DVD released in the US by "Lions Gate" only contains the edited German  theatrical version.'),
('11591',' The version aired in the US on Cartoon Networks Adult Swim is English dubbed  and airs virtually intact in terms of content except for a few instances: '),
('11592',' in episode 2, when Haruko says "Shit!" while the police sirens are   approaching is muted. '),
('11593',' in episode 6 during the manga scene, the blur that originally just obscured   Kamons genitals is made larger to also cover his body hair.'),
('11594',' When screened on Cartoon Networks Adult Swim in the US, the ending credits  are displayed in untranslated Japanese. The North American DVD however,  released by Synch'),
('11595','Point, only has the ending credits translated in English.'),
('11596',' There is a longer version of the film which runs 105 minutes and features  more footage. This cut features: '),
('11597',' A love scene involving Laurence Fishburne and Salma Hayek which is only   hinted in the final theatrical version. '),
('11598',' A longer more developed scene in which Rico and his goons break into   Brittany Powells apartment in search of the diskette. '),
('11599',' The motorcycle chase substantally longer and shows the demise of Rico after   a showdown with Fishburne, which is completely cut out of the theatrical and   home video versions.'),
('11600',' The home video/DVD release features 7 extra songs that were excluded from the  MTV broadcast: "Dreams" "Im So Afraid" "Gypsy" "Go Insane" "Over My Head"  "Sweet Girl" "Songbird"'),
('11601',' Thunder Productions released a cut version of the movie, entitled "The  Heavyweight" in 1994.  This version runs 140 minutes.  Most of the incest  subplot of the original has been edited out, leaving several confusing  scenes, unexplained dialogue, etc., but leaving the main boxing plotline  intact.'),
('11602',' Has had two different releases in the UK, the early eighties Vampix video  release presented the flashback scene in 3'),
('11603','d, while the more recent Satanica  video release has the flashback sequence in black and white.'),
('11604',' The final teaming of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. The first half of the  two'),
('11605','hour show was broadcast on the BBC three days before Cushing died of  cancer. Producer Michael Carreras died shortly after that. Music was courtesy  of Silva Screen Records. Because of time considerations, the program was  broadcast on the BBC in a rough'),
('11606','cut form. It was subsequently re'),
('11607','edited for  release on videotape in the US. Yet another version has been released on DVD  in Japan, the US and Austalia. An expanded, 135 minute version is due to be  released in the UK in 1997.'),
('11608',' An alternate ending (included on the "Garbo Silents" DVD release of 2005)  continues on from Leo and Ulrich embracing to show Leo deciding to strike up  a relationship with Hertha. According to Garbo biographer Barry Paris  (speaking on the DVD commentary track), this happy ending was shot by the  director under protest.'),
('11609',' The "Continental version" of Flesh and the Fiends features "sexy scenes" not  in the "UK version." (Both versions are included on Image Entertainments  DVD, along with an alternate title sequence for the alternate title of this  film as Mania.)'),
('11610',' The Continental version included on the Image DVD contains alternate topless  takes of clothed scenes in the UK theatrical release and also restores some  cuts for violence that were made by the BBFC. The differences are as follows: '),
('11611',' In a tavern scene with Burke and Hare, a female extra allows her blouse to   slip revealing her breasts while B&H are talking (in the UK print the blouse   doesnt slip) '),
('11612',' When Billie Whitelaw takes John Cairney up to her room she has a brief   conversation at the foot of the stairs with a woman by an open door. In the   UK print this woman is clothed '),
('11613',' In the continental print her breasts are   exposed. '),
('11614',' The murder of the old woman is slightly differently edited and more explicit   in the Continental print (additional close'),
('11615','ups of her being smothered by   Hares hand). '),
('11616',' When Cairney goes into the brothel and confronts Whitelaw various of the   extras are topless in the continental version (but clothed in the UK print).   The Continental print also features a couple of unique shots preceding this   of topless revelry. '),
('11617',' The murder of Daft Jamie is slightly extended and more violent '),
('11618',' The Continental version has a close'),
('11619','up of Burkes face when he is hanged   which is missing from the UK print (presumably a BBFC cut).'),
('11620',' A shorter version exists on video: the original 35mm print, which is  identical to the video release issued from Sinister Cinema, was trimmed for  television and 16mm rental.  The Monterey Video release of the film is this  truncated television print.'),
('11621',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11622',' The original UK cinema version was cut by almost seven minutes on its initial  release in 1973. Despite the uncut version being shown at Londons Scala  cinema 10 years later, the video certificate was withheld after the film  became one of the infamous "DPP 74" list of video nasties. It eventually  secured a UK video release in 1996 '),
('11623',' minus 56 seconds of cuts to shots of the  Baron smearing blood across the breasts of a female corpse and sexually  caressing the body '),
('11624',' and was finally granted a full uncut certificate in  March 2006.'),
('11625',' Video prints of are badly edited to secure an R'),
('11626','rating. Much of the sex and  gratuitous violence Paul Morrissey put in the film for satirical purposes was  cut out. The X'),
('11627','rated directors cut, with notable additions of blood and  spilling guts, is available on Criterions laser disc edition.'),
('11628',' A 3D video version was released by 3'),
('11629','D TV Corp.'),
('11630',' The unrated version features a four'),
('11631','minute montage of the three succubus  ladies dancing and smearing blood all over their naked bodies during a ritual  feeding after the last team member is killed.'),
('11632',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 minute 16 secs by the BBFC with  most edits being made to the orgy scenes. Although the film has not been  updated on the BBFCs website the running time of the 2001 Widescreen DVD  seems to indicate that the cuts have been restored to the movie.'),
('11633',' A new "collectors edition" features the full, uncut version plus an  additional ten minutes of never'),
('11634','before'),
('11635','seen footage.'),
('11636',' Several X'),
('11637','rated scenes were filmed and an X'),
('11638','rated version of the film was  printed then supposedly destroyed (although it is known to have received at  least a limited distribution).'),
('11639',' Available in both "R" and "NC'),
('11640','17" rated versions in the U.S., the latter with  more explicit sexual content.'),
('11641',' The R'),
('11642','rated US video version has cut out some of the more explicit nudity of  Jennifer Jason Leigh during the rape of her character. Also cut was part the  more explicit lovemaking of the servant girl Kathleen. The full version has  been shown on some US/Canadian cable stations.'),
('11643',' All the deleted scenes from the R'),
('11644','rated video version have been included on  the 2004 DVD release.'),
('11645',' The 1993 UK Vipco video version was cut by 1 minute 41 secs by the BBFC to  edit scenes of violence. The cuts were fully restored for the 2003 DVD  release.'),
('11646',' The version widely available on tape is the R'),
('11647','Rated version entitled "Girls  of 42nd Street."'),
('11648',' In the DVD version, at least, Fletchs line "Uh oh '),
('11649',' better get Maaco" (when  the police car pursuing him flips over) is shortened to simply "Uh oh".'),
('11650',' The German DVD version (which has a "12" rating) omits Fletchs line "Yeah,  go down to the gym and pump each other" '),
('11651',' after Karlin asks the arresting  officers, "Why dont you two leave us alone?", there is a cut and the two  just leave the room.'),
('11652',' Deleted scenes: '),
('11653',' After Simon picks up Clark from play practice and drive off, they are   stopped by a police officer.  This is reminiscent of the interrogation scene   in Star Wars (1977) when Obi'),
('11654','Wan demonstrates his Jedi mind trick at Mos   Eisley spaceport.  The police officer that stops Simon and Clark asks about   the stuff in the back seat.  (A gold painted manikin and a blue & white   Shop'),
('11655','Vac vacuum cleaner.) When the officer asks for Simons identification,   Clark, in hooded Friar Tuck costume, says he doesnt need to see his   identification and that he can move along.  They drive off. '),
('11656',' After Randy comforts Clark near the end of the movie, she goes to the   washroom where she meets Monica.  Later, at the big party, Monica interrupts   Simon & Randys heart to heart to make sure her and Randy were still on for   lunch the next day.'),
('11657',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11658',' Originally released in 1964 at 62 minutes, then re'),
('11659','edited into current 74  minute version and re'),
('11660','released in 1966.'),
('11661',' Also released in a sixty minute version called "The Suckstones" with over  twenty minutes cut.'),
('11662',' When playing the easy mode, you can only go as far las Level 4: Dino Express,  then when its completed, theres a scene of Fred and Barney talking. Barney  says: "Lets challenge normal mode". Fred: Okay, Barn.'),
('11663',' When playing Normal Mode, you can go on to Level 5: Fire Rock and Level 6:  Hard Rock. When you defeat Wizard Rock in Level 6, and rescue all the  captured Pteridactyls, the first half of the credits roll, then how a scene  of Fred and Barney talking. Barney: "Lets challenge Hard Mode."   Fred:  "O.K. Barn."'),
('11664',' When playing Hard Mode, and after you defeat Wizard Rock and return home, the  credits roll followed by a scene of Fred, Wilma, Pebbles, Bamm'),
('11665','Bamm, Betty  and Barney all standing together and dialogue that says, "everyone is happy  again in Bedrock thanks to Fred".'),
('11666',' The number of enemies and hits the bosses take depends on what level of  difficulty youre playing on. Like on easy mode, in Leaf Rock when Fred rides  on the back of a Whaleasaurus, no little sharks jump up, in normal and hard  mode they do.'),
('11667',' When aired on USA, the movie featured scenes cut from the final releases and  made for TV viewing, as Universal often does. '),
('11668',' A scene of Fred activating the garage door and pedaling the Flintmobile   inside; '),
('11669',' Wilma cutting the tail off his zebra suit he wore on his first day of being   an executive followed by him saying theyre gonna go find the biggest steak   in the world and that Wilma would cook it; '),
('11670',' Extra dialogue from Cliff when he threatens to fire Fred unless Fred fires   Barney; '),
('11671',' Wilma, Betty and the kids walking to the clothing store; '),
('11672',' Barney at an unemployment office; '),
('11673',' Extra dialogue in the meeting room where Fred says that the model factory   could never build full sized houses; '),
('11674',' Wilma pretending her car broke down at the gates of Slate & Company in order   to knock out the guard so she and Betty could go in and get the Dictabird.'),
('11675',' The VHS and laserdisc versions (but not the DVD release) feature additional  scenes during the end credits, not included in the original theatrical cut,  showing the whereabouts of Tina and Tony and Paul.'),
('11676',' In the R'),
('11677','rated rental version, some dialogue between Sean and Johnny is  actually dubbed and modified in the scene where Sean "fluffs" Johnny in the  back room. Johnnys question "You like my cock?" is changed to "You like me?"  Seans response "Its beautiful" is changed to "I love you." Next, Johnny  says "Tell me how much you like my cock," which is changed to "Tell me how  much you like me." The rest is the same. Other things missing from the  R'),
('11678','rated version include a scene between Sean and Hector discussing Johnny as  well as Hectors taste in men; and a quick shot of Johnnys penis before he  explains his "fly" tattoo to Sean.'),
('11679',' The R'),
('11680','rated version removes some explicit dialogue bits and a brief glimpse  of Johhnys penis.'),
('11681',' Distributors choose to remove mild language from the film after an advice  viewing from the BBFC suggested that it would not be acceptable for a U  rating. As a result, words such as "bloody" and "bugger" were replaced with  "blinkin" and "bother". After the changes had been made, the BBFC passed the  film with a U rating.'),
('11682',' The phrase "holy shit" has been removed from UK versions.'),
('11683',' A scene of Martin being heckled by children and vomiting corrosive enzymes on  the windshield their car in response (during a stop for fast food on the way  to Stathis Borans home) was filmed but deleted.'),
('11684',' There is a deleted scene of Brundlefly putting the surviving baboon & a cat  in the telepod at the same time. The baboon evolves into a catlike creature.  This scene is talked about in a book called "Men Makeup & Monsters" by  Anthony Timpone.'),
('11685',' A scene where Veronica interviews Brundle about his teleportation (the  interview comes after his superhuman exercise sequence) was filmed, but  deleted from the final cut. However, an edited version of this scene appears  in form of the first videotape of Brundle in The Fly II (1989).'),
('11686',' A lenghty shot of Brundle using a fly tongue to suck from Stathis Boranss  severed foot was filmed but deleted from the final cut.'),
('11687',' The films theatrical trailer includes several shots from deleted scenes: '),
('11688',' A baboon being teleported (from the deleted "monkey'),
('11689','cat" scene") '),
('11690',' A close'),
('11691','up of the mutating Brundle hunched over his computer and glancing to   the right (from the "monkey'),
('11692','cat" scene) '),
('11693',' Stathis Borans saying "I want to know whats going on!" in his office (from   an extended version of his conversation with Veronica about his threat to   reveal the existance of the telepods; trimmed down for the final cut)'),
('11694',' Metro'),
('11695','Goldwyn'),
('11696','Mayer released this as a totally silent movie.'),
('11697',' Some video versions include an animated opening and closing sequence, plus  previews of coming attractions, and runs 120 minutes.'),
('11698',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11699',' 1995 re'),
('11700','issue has digitally reconstructed soundtrack and soundmix.'),
('11701',' The 1976 theatrical reissue was shortened by 10 minutes, as was the original  home video. The DVD is of the complete, original version.'),
('11702',' As usual in Jesus Franco (qv) movies, the credits of the film contain  different (and often incongruous with each other) info in every countrys  version. While the English version lists Peter Welbeck (nom'),
('11703','de'),
('11704','plum for  Harry Alan Towers (qv)) as the author of the screenplay, the Spanish  version (with a credits sequence that replaces the exterior shots of the  castle from the original with a cheesy drawing of a red dragon) lists  Manfred Barthel (qv) as the author of the story and screenplay, and  Jaime Jesús Balcázar (qv) as the author of the dialogue. This version also  credits some actors (such as Gustavo Re (qv) and Osvaldo Genazzani (qv))  and crew members not credited in the English version, and the cast order is  different as well.'),
('11705',' Originally released in 1977, the film was revised by director  Chris Marker (qv) in 1993. Among other things, Marker added a coda  addressing the end of the Cold War. This later version was given English  subtitles and released in the United States in 2002 as "A Grin without a  Cat."'),
('11706',' Hong Kong version was edited to avoid a CAT III rating. Removed was the scene  where Boss Keung and Boss Fay shake hands '),
('11707',' with their left hands. According  to Hong Kong Film Censorship Authority this is a distinctive mark of the  triads and therefore not suitable for youngsters.'),
('11708',' UK version was cut by 1 sec. for sight of real animal cruelty (horse tripped  so that it falls forward onto head) due to BBFC policy and the Cinematograph  Films (Animals) Act 1937.'),
('11709',' Asian prints of the movie delete the scene where Richard Norton and Cynthia  Rothrock are introduced.'),
('11710',' Eurpoean prints of the film delete the following: '),
('11711',' The second intro scene where Sammo verbally defends the hookers at the hotel   from the angry "wives with banners". The scene was fairly important as it   sets up the type of character Sammo was playing in the movie. '),
('11712',' The scene in the final brawl where Sammos "ladies" attack the bandits from   the toilet stalls. '),
('11713',' The scene featuring Corey Yuens gangster character in a short battle with   Kenny Bees Marshall character.'),
('11714',' Re'),
('11715','edited in 1969 for rerelease.'),
('11716',' Re'),
('11717','issued by Chadwick Pictures in 1920 in a revised and re'),
('11718','edited version.'),
('11719',' Originally produced at a running time of 6 hours, 24 minutes. Cut to 3 1/2  hours for its premiere, and then to 2 1/2 hours for general release. It was  later cut again to 73 minutes. Years later, a 120'),
('11720','minute print was released.'),
('11721',' The most complete version of this film available at present is the 120'),
('11722','minute  version compiled by Arthur Lennig and first screened in 1972. This version is  put together from two different original release versions: one American and  one Italian. While the Italian version had more scenes than the American one,  it was much choppier; its editor simply shortened almost every scene he  could, rather than cutting entire episodes to allow the others to play  through at normal pace. The two versions also used different takes of scenes  (comon practice at the time).'),
('11723',' The UK cinema version was cut by 2 minutes 48 secs by the BBFC to receive a  PG certificate with heavy edits to the fight scenes and Ariels beating by  her boyfriend, some cuts to raunchy dialogue (including Ariels line "Im not  a virgin") and the entire removal of the scene showing Ren being offered a  marijuana joint. The cuts were fully restored in all 15'),
('11724','rated video and DVD  releases.'),
('11725',' U.S. release was originally rated "R", but edited down to earn a "PG" rating  instead. It was shorn of the male frontal nudity, and the phrase "go fuck  yourself" was altered to "go flack yourself".'),
('11726',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('11727',' A scene was filmed where Stan and Darcy were given a babyshower with all  their friends attending. The scene was cut. However, a still of the scene  appears on the video box'),
('11728',' A full frontal nude shot of Kevin Costner had to be cut at Universals  request to secure a PG'),
('11729','13 rating.'),
('11730',' Sex scenes added for American release.'),
('11731',' The TV version is heavily cut. All the footage between where the cat is  trying to wash the white ink off her and where Pepe chases her upstairs is  cut. It also deletes the line, "We die together!" from the climax.'),
('11732',' A rough version is seen in "The Bugs Bunny Road Runner Movie" (1979)  [_Great American Chase, The (1979)_ (qv)]. The only gag deleted is the bit  where the cat is trying to wash off the white ink. Other than that, it is  completely uncut.'),
('11733',' An alternate "swearing'),
('11734','removed" version was created for the Catholic school  board in Ontario and the United States. In addition to bleeping out the  offensive language, certain lines were removed entirely, making this version  slightly shorter than the original.'),
('11735',' Originally released at 170 minutes, later cut. Most available prints now run  130 minutes. A recently restored version reinstates most of the cut footage  and runs 168 minutes.'),
('11736',' The scene where the Mexicans are looking at Goofy who is trying to shoo the  bull away and cheering him have been censored as well as the scene where the  Mexicans are talking on the phone to each other.'),
('11737',' New opening credit titles (the opening background graphics with Sheena Easton  were unchanged) were created for the June 29, 2002 airing of For Your Eyes  Only on ABC'),
('11738','TVs "Bond Picture Show". The original theatrical opening credits  were in an Arial font, while the 2002 TV airing featured the new opening  credit titles in Franklin Gothic. Some of the arrangement of the crew titles  were altered for the new airing, where as in the theatrical version, was  arranged with the crew members position on the left, and the crew members  name on the right, while the 2002 version featured the crew members name  under their position title. Also, the original opening title which listed  "ROGER MOORE as IAN FLEMINGS JAMES BOND'),
('11739','007" with the 007 looking like the  standard 007 Gun logo, while the 2002 opening titles replace the 007 logo  with just a plain "007".'),
('11740',' Video prints prior to the early 1990s had the opening and closing titles  formatted to fit the screen. Current video prints have the opening and  closing titles letterboxed.'),
('11741',' In the USA, there is a regular version and a "Hotter Uncut Version".'),
('11742',' Available on video in the USA in both R'),
('11743','rated and unrated versions.'),
('11744',' Whe Metro'),
('11745','Goldwyn'),
('11746','Mayer reissued this film as part of a kiddie'),
('11747','matinée  package, the scene where Jerry Farman cons the socially naive Altaira into  kissing him was excised.'),
('11748',' Premiere long version running time is: 76 mins., 38 secs. Theatrical Version  is: 73 mins., 11 sec. The theatrical version is the directors approved  version.'),
('11749',' New footage added to original French film for US release.'),
('11750',' The original release ran 118 minutes. A restored 126 minute version, has  additional footage; however, a few short scenes have been removed; a few  scenes have been re'),
('11751','edited into different portions of the film; some dialog  was removed; some dialog was redubbed. Among the additions are: '),
('11752',' An introduction hosted by a man with a British accent '),
('11753',' A scene where Schroeder thanks Bauer for daily reports before entering his   bedroom.'),
('11754',' The European 2005 DVD release (by Sony, not MGM) contains only the extended  version, but a different one from the US release. It has a new credit  sequence set against a background of changing lights and shadows '),
('11755',' just like  during the end credits.'),
('11756',' The DVD release from MGM contains both the 118'),
('11757','minute version (in standard  format) and the longer 126'),
('11758','minute version (in widescreen).'),
('11759',' The 118 minute version has the American International logo, an American voice  narrating the introduction, a "silly'),
('11760','ass" British voiceover saying "Mallory,  Miller, good to have you aboard. We thought for a moment we left you on  Navarone." when they are pulled out of the water, and an Eastmancolor credit.  The 126 minute version has a Columbia logo, British narrator in the opening,  no voiceover, and a Technicolor credit.'),
('11761',' All existing copies of the film are of the version that was cut by 10 minutes  in order to fit into a double bill.'),
('11762',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 2 secs by the BBFC to edit  scenes of drug use and to remove all footage of nunchakus.'),
('11763',' There is a standard version and a directors cut.'),
('11764',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 50 secs by the BBFC to edit a scene  featuring a nunchaku.'),
('11765',' Due to its political theme, no German distributor was willing to show the  film until 1960. Then, after the huge success of _Psycho (1960)_ (qv),  Constantin Film released the film with a running time of ca. 98 Minutes;  approximately 22 minutes were cut, mainly Nazi'),
('11766','sequences. ZDF (Zweites  Deutsches Fernsehen) showed the film in 1995 for the first time ever in  Germany in a newly'),
('11767','dubbed uncut version.'),
('11768',' In the German version the final radio address was missing. The movie ends  with the newspaper headlines.'),
('11769',' The original UK 18 version was censored with a lot of the sex scenes taken  out leaving it with a running time of just 35 minutes compred to a much  longer version in the US.'),
('11770',' Cut by over half a minute to earn a PG rating in the UK.'),
('11771',' The 1988 UK video release was cut by 22 secs by the BBFC to edit the opening  stabbing scene.'),
('11772',' A couple of weeks after its record breaking premiere, studio heads finally  caved into Catholic protests and re'),
('11773','cut the movie. Among the changes: '),
('11774',' References to Ambers sex life and any acts of non'),
('11775','marital romance were cut. '),
('11776',' SPOILER: A new ending in which Amber watches her son go off with Bruce. '),
('11777',' Redubbed dialogue in the form of Cornell Wilde repentative of his behaviour:   "In Heavens name, Amber, havent we caused enough unhappiness?" and "May   God have mercy on us both for our sins." '),
('11778',' Also a prologue was added that condemned the characters actions: "This is   the tragic story of Amber St. Claire... slave to ambition.. stranger to   virtue... the wages of sin is death".'),
('11779',' The version available on video has added color footage of Marvin Breckinridge  who narrates the silent footage which also contains titles. Its hard to tell  what the 59'),
('11780','minute original film looked like, but this 28'),
('11781','minute documentary  contains some stunning tinted and toned film.'),
('11782',' There is an expansion pack, Heart of Winter, that adds to the main game.  Besides introducing a new quest, tt includes several new areas (5) but many  spells, magic items, and characters not found in the basic game itself. It  also offers several improvements on the basic GUI, like drop away menus and  higher resolutions.'),
('11783',' The movie has two endings; one for the theatrical release, and an alternate  version included in the movies DVD. In the first, after a brief dialogue  with Telly, the man creates an illusion of Sam which Telly chases through the  hangar, and then confronts her again. He reveals that the purpose of the  experiment is not to investigate the children, but rather the bond that  exists between a parent and child, and that he believes it can be broken. He  admits, however, that the experiment has so far produced no positive results  with regards to Telly, and that it will fail soon if she doesnt forget, and  he will be responsible for that failure. However, despite him revealing  himself as an alien and almost succeeding by stealing the memory of Sams  birth, Telly can still remember her son, and he is whisked away by an unseen  force, presumably to face the consequences of failure. Reality is restored to  normal, and Telly is the only one who can remember the events that  transpired. The alternate version is very similar, except that Telly is faced  with a facsimile of Sams room. She tries to force her way in, but cannot  reach Sam. The alien scientist tries to convince her to forget Sam, but  fails. He then accepts that the experiment has failed, and explains that she  will be the only one who remembers what transpired there. Reality is again  restored to normal.'),
('11784',' Released the "Enriched" version online at the same website, featuring better  online compression and a few editing tweaks to quicken pacing. Also includes  quick scene of Zarth singing "I Think I Love You" to a Princess Leia  miniature.'),
('11785',' In the TBS version and probably as well in the ABC version, the line at the  end of the dorm scene is cut, "I think I ruined your roommates bath robe".'),
('11786',' Two additional historical figure scenes which didnt make the final cut  appear on the DVD version: '),
('11787',' Gump plays Ping'),
('11788','Pong with George H. Bush and hits him in the crotch. '),
('11789',' Jenny talks to Gump about the fact that she has just been accepted to a   college. Gump sees a civil rights march, which he believes is a parade.   Guard dogs advance towards Gump, but he is able to fend them off by throwing   a stick, since he knew them when he was younger. He apologizes to Martin   Luther King for interrupting the "parade," saying theyre just dogs and   dont know any better.'),
('11790',' ABC version alters the following: '),
('11791',' The "moaning" of the Superintendent as he has sex with Mrs. Gump as little   Forrest sits on the swing set outside is not as frantic '),
('11792',' The look on Forrests face in Jennys dorm room is deleted '),
('11793',' Reframing and alternate takes are used to hide Jennys partial nudity as she   runs off stage at the strip show '),
('11794',' Dubbing over most profanities '),
('11795',' The "Shit Happens" sequence (including the sticker on the back of the truck)   is changed to "It Happens"'),
('11796',' German version is cut to 92 minutes. It is not not known why the film was cut  for the German market in 1948.'),
('11797',' French version is cut to 108 minutes.'),
('11798',' There is a computer colorized version.'),
('11799',' NBC edited 29 minutes from this film for its 1983 network television  premiere.'),
('11800',' German TV version is edited for violence and gore to attain a "Not under 16"  certificate.'),
('11801',' The 18'),
('11802','rated German Video Release by Columbia Tristar is also cut for  violence and gore. For example the two "exploding'),
('11803','body'),
('11804','scenes" (the scene  during the entry of the fortess and the end of prisoner 187) are shortened.'),
('11805',' In one version, after escaping The Fortress they simply drive the truck  through the Mexican border. In another version after escaping The Fortress,  they stop at a farm. Zed 10'),
('11806','V takes over the truck and runs down one of the  escapees. Christopher Lambert shoots up the truck, forcing it to veer away  from him at the last moment, where it crashes into the barn and the whole  structure explodes. He thinks his wife is killed but it turns out she has  escaped from the barn before the truck has crashed into it.'),
('11807',' The US R rated version is slightly cut in two places. When the claustrophobic  prisoner (Alan Zitner) is killed at the beginning an extra shot of blood  oozing out of the wound is missing. Also D Days (Jeffrey Combs) death has  been shortened.'),
('11808',' The UK video and laserdisc are uncut and contain the footage cut from the US  version. The UK DVD is the cut version.'),
('11809',' German FSK 18 version omits ca. 90 sec. of footage.'),
('11810',' There is a restored version of this film with bonus footage including a more  passionate sex scene between Jemmy and Moll. This version is the only version  sold in the UK and the bonus scenes are rumored to have been put on the  recent BFS DVD release.'),
('11811',' The miniseries was aired on PBS in both its two'),
('11812','part and four'),
('11813','part versions.  Currently, the four'),
('11814','part edition deletes some scenes and extends some sexual  sequences, but the four'),
('11815','part version aired on PBS was complete.'),
('11816',' Although they possess the same cover artwork, the Anchor Bay DVD and VHS  releases feature different versions as well. The two'),
('11817','tape VHS edition cuts  out the conclusion by Russell Baker from Part 1 and jumps directly to Moll  snuffing at the beginning of Part 2. The end credits apply only to Part 2  only, leaving several cast members from Part 1 discredited. The DVD edition  features the opening credits again at the beginning of Part 2, and bonus  prison footage to lead into Moll snuffing. There are two sets of end credits  at the end of Side 2: one for Part 1 and the other for Part 2.'),
('11818',' There are two music scores for this film. One by Mark Springer and an  award'),
('11819','winning score by Jim Parker. The Mark Springer score can be found on  the WGBH Home Video edition and the Jim Parker score can be found on the  recent BFS Video edition. Both are excellent scores, but the Jim Parker seems  to have a bit more songs and the music is more memorable is sweet, whereas  Mark Springers is dark and noir.'),
('11820',' Original 122 min. version was theatrically screened in Spain only, adding  30min. of extra scenes:'),
('11821',' a furious Jacinto raping one of his male lovers in an ultra'),
('11822','violent moment  leaving him half dead.'),
('11823',' Azucena, desperately crying in her window;'),
('11824',' A wedding scene between Narciso and Azucena;'),
('11825',' More dialogues between Azucena and her friend Paqui in the photo lab;'),
('11826',' Azucena with her hands bleeding in the lock of her homes door:'),
('11827',' Narciso dressed like a whore in bra and panties, running through the streets  under the rain;'),
('11828',' Azucena walking through the hospitals corridors in slow motion;'),
('11829',' A full length second striptease number of Narciso in an eerie and  mysterious  choreography with a doll;'),
('11830',' A funny encounter between Azucena, Narciso and Margarona in the hospital,   pre'),
('11831','surgery;'),
('11832',' A lot of gore'),
('11833','like material of the final miraculous surgery.'),
('11834',' The version shown at film festivals included a line from the Cab Driver  outside Lizs apartment the night Hennesy discovers her cheating. This joke  failed and was deleted from the DVD release.'),
('11835',' After being rated R by the MPAA the film was cut for a more commercial PG'),
('11836','13  certification.'),
('11837',' There exists at least two versions of the ending to this film. The rather  curious difference is that in one the narration is spoken by Richard  Chamberlain, in the other it is done by Frank Finlay!'),
('11838',' The version shown on the Encore channel omitted the scene at the end where  Milady is executed.  Dartagnan kills Rochefort in the church, then the  action jumps straight to his meeting with Richelieu, where her death is  mentioned(thoroughly confusing the viewer).'),
('11839',' Charles curses heavily each time he is late for a wedding. In the italian TV  version he uses milder words for the first wedding, and switches to harsh  language for the others.'),
('11840',' The filmmakers were under contract to produce a version suitable for American  TV. So instead of overdubbing, EVERY scene with harsh language '),
('11841',' no matter  how complex '),
('11842',' was re'),
('11843','shot and less offensive words substituted. Most  noticeable are the following (among others): 1) the beginning, where "bugger"  has replaced "fuck" (and does so for the duration of the film); 2) George,  the reader at the first wedding, is talking to Charles about having gone to  school with the grooms brother, "Bufty" (which is slang for homosexual). His  theatrical "Buggered me senseless" line has been toned down to "Beat me till  my bottom turned blue"; and 3) the scene during Carries wedding, where  "fuck'),
('11844','a'),
('11845','doodle'),
('11846','doo" has been replaced with Charles sighing and saying, "Well,  thats that, then". There is much more alternate footage used.'),
('11847',' This is the only one of the Eroll Flynn'),
('11848','Olivia de Havilland that was never  released to the home entertainment market in the USA. It was released in  Argentina using a well preserved 16mm print with the original English credits  and audio track and Spanish language subtitles.'),
('11849',' The British censor cut 45 minutes (reduced to 21 minutes on appeal) from the  film before its UK release.'),
('11850',' Two endings were shot, one in which Richard Basehart dies, one in which he  doesnt. Some original prints show the two different endings one right after  the other.'),
('11851',' The version shown on British Television contains all the violence but is  missing one entire scene involving Michael Caine knocking out two racially  abusive skinheads on an underground train. The scene was reinstated for the  BBC1 showing on 8th February 2006.'),
('11852',' As currently televised, (c.2001) the film runs one hour instead of 72  minutes.'),
('11853',' An alternate version, titled "The other side of paradise" features additional  sex footage.'),
('11854',' First banned in Sweden. Released on video in the mid 80s, with 3 min of  censorship cuts.'),
('11855',' The original version is a two'),
('11856','part (4 hrs) made'),
('11857','for'),
('11858','TV movie. A 2'),
('11859','hrs  condensed version also exists, causing serious damage to the plot and  characters.'),
('11860',' When re'),
('11861','released in 1957, the black maid was replaced with a white maid.'),
('11862',' Frances Tuesday is available in two different versions: '),
('11863',' The original British broadcast version. As a two part TV movie on two   consecutive evenings. The running time for each episode was 90 minutes (with   commercials). This is how it was shown on British television [ITV1] in 2004.   The running time for each episode was 90 minutes (with commercials). '),
('11864',' It has been showed internationally as a one part TV movie with a running   time of 100 minutes (without commercials). This is how it was shown on   Finnish television.'),
('11865',' The original European cut is reportedly more explicit than the US release in  terms of both sex and violence, including full'),
('11866','frontal nude shots of the  Frankenstein monster "Mosaic."'),
('11867',' In one scene, the monster (Boris Karloff (qv)) walks through a forest and  comes upon a little girl, Maria, who is throwing flowers into a pond. The  monster joins her in the activity but soon runs out of flowers. At a loss for  something to throw into the water, he looks at Maria and moves toward her. In  all American prints of the movie, the scene ends here. But as originally  filmed, the action continues to show the monster grabbing Maria, hurling her  into the lake, then departing in confusion when Maria fails to float as the  flowers did.  The removal of the girls killing suggests a crueler death for  Maria, since a subsequent scene shows her bloodied corpse being carried  through the village by her father.'),
('11868',' The above cut was made in 1937 by the request of the Hays Office when  Universal applied for certification to re'),
('11869','release the picture. The Hays  Office also requested the elimination of dialogue in which the name of "God"  is used, and the shortening of the scene in which Fritz torments the Monster  with fire.'),
('11870',' In 1986, Universal restored three censored segments, including Marias death  scene, lengthening the movie to 72 minutes for videotape/laser disc release.'),
('11871',' A few early original prints are color'),
('11872','tinted in green (hyped as "the color   of fear" in publicity releases).'),
('11873',' In current prints, for the first time since the films original release, Dr.  Frankenstein can clearly be heard exclaiming, "Now I know what it feels like  to be God!", as the Monster first shows signs of life. In the previous  "restored" version, this line was obscured by a clap of thunder, and in all  prints made after 1934 up until the films restoration to full'),
('11874','length, the  line was cut by censors.'),
('11875',' The scene where the monster throws Maria in the water was restored some years  later.'),
('11876',' According to film historian Richard Anobile, early European prints of the  film include a screen writing credit for Robert Florey (qv).'),
('11877',' In the original theatre version, the ending score continued on over a black  screen. The score was truncated for television prints. Recent video releases  have restored the music but the ending cast list is held on screen until the  music ends.'),
('11878',' Also available in a colorized version'),
('11879',' There is a workprint circulating which contains gore which was cut to earn an  "R" rating, as well as other scenes, including the Fay Ripley scene and the  re'),
('11880','animated dog scene.'),
('11881',' The US home video release (Paramount Home Video 8485) has been cut down to  just under 90 minutes even though the box and cassette label both indicate a  93 minute running time.'),
('11882',' The USA Paramount DVD is the cut R'),
('11883','Rated version and is missing the  following: '),
('11884',' the second close'),
('11885','up of Tarmuts severed hands '),
('11886',' when the severed hands are sewn back on the monster the entire footage of   Cushing helping out Shane Briant by gripping the severed arteries between   his teeth is missing '),
('11887',' the side view of the monsters eye being pushed back in its socket is   missing and a reaction shot of Madeline Smith inserted to maintain the   soundtrack '),
('11888',' the gushing of blood from the directors throat wound is slightly adbridged '),
('11889',' about 4s are removed from the monsters demise including inmates stamping on   bits of his flesh.'),
('11890',' The UK DVD from DD Video was originally the same as the USA R'),
('11891','rated print but  was then corrected to reinsert the teeth clamping sequence. However, all  other cuts as described above remain. The German R2 DVD, which contains an  English language track, restores all of the cuts except for the small trim to  the close'),
('11892','up of the throat wound and is therefore the most complete version  of the film available on DVD.'),
('11893',' Original preview prints of the film included Lugosi speaking dialog as the  Monster. Apparently, preview audiences found Lugosis Hungarian accent  hilarious coming from the Monsters mouth, so Lugosis voice was deleted.'),
('11894',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by the BBFC to remove the rape scene  between Frankenstein & Anna, as well as editing sawing sounds from an  operation. The scenes were restored in the 2004 DVD release.'),
('11895',' The U.S. release version contains a scene of Baron Frankenstein raping Anna.  This scene was reportedly removed from the original British release.'),
('11896',' A scene was filmed of Baron Frankenstein raping Anna. Both  Terence Fisher (qv) and Peter Cushing (qv) were very uncomfortable with  the scene. This scene was included in the U.S. release version which  increased its running time to 101 minutes.'),
('11897',' The scene in which Frankenstein rapes Anna (and the following scene involving  Thorley Walters police inspector) were removed from the original American  release. However, they have been restored in all VHS and the 2004 DVD  release. These scenes also appear in the UK prints of this film which were  never cut.'),
('11898',' The Japanese Laserdisc release features 2 scenes of violence cut from U.S.  theatrical & video prints: A shot of a mans heart pulled out (Side A at 34  min 11 seconds) and a graphic shot of a womans chest ripped open (Side B at  13 min 4 seconds).'),
('11899',' The original miniseries presentation featured a prologue with James Mason  visiting the home of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley.'),
('11900',' The original version was made for the BBC and is 50 minutes. This is the  version distributed by California Newsreel. An expanded version was then  prepared for theatrical engagements running 70 minutes. It is the latter that  the director prefers.'),
('11901',' The film was given a release from Kino Internation on DVD, running a length  of 169 minutes. The 2000 restoration runs 200 minutes. The original showing  in the United States ran 156 minutes and was later cut to 95 minutes.'),
('11902',' When released in the UK in 2004 this title was cut by the BBFC with the  following justification: '),
('11903',' "A cut was required to remove a scene of graphic sexual violence." '),
('11904',' It in fact showed a naked virgin being held down and her hymen being broken   using a riding crop.'),
('11905',' Original preview version of "Freaks" allegedly ran 90 minutes. After a  disastrous reaction from the audience, MGM executive Irving Thalberg deemed  the film "too horrific" and had it cut to its present length of 64 minutes.   The cut footage is not known to exist.'),
('11906',' Two of the "graphic" sequences removed involved the freaks castrating and  mutilating Hercules, and his subsequent appearance as one of the freaks at  the films end, singing high pitched notes.'),
('11907',' Although most prints end with the revelation of what happened to Cleopatra,  Turner Classic Movies shows a version which follows that scene with a  happy'),
('11908','ending epilogue in which Hans and Frieda are reunited. This epilogue  itself exists in two different versions, one with dialogue, one without. All  three alternate endings are included on the Warner DVD.'),
('11909',' The re'),
('11910','release "Hatemongers" includes new footage of Fred Phelps and his  congregants mocking World Trade Center survivors and victims families during  rescue efforts and memorial services.'),
('11911',' Some scenes included in the trailer were either put in the outtakes during  the credits, or omitted completly from the film.'),
('11912',' The DVD includes a PG'),
('11913','rated version of the film.  It is three minutes long.'),
('11914',' DVD includes 8 deleted scenes not featured in the original theatrical  release.'),
('11915',' Deleted scenes include: '),
('11916',' Gord in the helicopter, drops his fathers boat into a giant wood chipper. '),
('11917',' Gords dad talks to the cops asking them to shoot his son when they find him   for destroying his boat. '),
('11918',' Gord playing with the deers intestines after cutting open its stomach. '),
('11919',' Gord going to visit his gay uncle (who he now lives with in California) who   is making out with an indian man. '),
('11920',' Gord talking to his uncle (who is also his boss) about the job at the   factory, then an extended scene showing Gord talking about the cheese to the   other workers and commenting on his cheese helmet. '),
('11921',' After Gord makes off with the horse, he runs over to a cow and milks it on   his face. '),
('11922',' A parody of "Apocalypse Now" where Gord is listening to the Doors while   drawing, and then smashes his hand through a mirror and screams. '),
('11923',' The house in Pakistan blowing up. '),
('11924',' Gord confronting his uncle at the factory after his lunch break, and   quitting the job.  Gords uncle then calls Gords dad (who is sailing with   his wife on their boat) and letting them know Gord is coming home.'),
('11925',' 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.'),
('11926',' On Cartoon Network, scenes where the cheerleaders are very crude Jewish and  homosexual caricatures are cut from this cartoon.'),
('11927',' In 2005 a "Directors Cut" was released, with the following changes: '),
('11928',' Theme song begins in a different place during the opening title and is   extended into the following scene. '),
('11929',' Different music during remainder of scene. '),
('11930',' Some of the Nancy/Neil phone conversation is cut. '),
('11931',' A blue filter added to the scene where the guys put on the uniforms. '),
('11932',' Cut Eugenes "Geez, these are heavy, Doc" line when wearing proton pack. '),
('11933',' Different sound effects and music during the bar room "bust". '),
('11934',' Blood stains on the wall and buzzing'),
('11935','flies sound effects added to Neil and   Eds discovery of Chucks body. '),
('11936',' Yellow filter added to the mattress'),
('11937','burning scene. '),
('11938',' "To Be Continued" text changed from red and white to purple. '),
('11939',' The phone conversation where Neil learns Nancy wont wake up is cut. Instead   Neil answers the phone at the office, then we see the Ghostbusters truck   pulling up outside Nancys house. '),
('11940',' Louder music volume when the Ghostbusters enter Nancys house. '),
('11941',' Added music and yellow filter to Jareds dream sequence. '),
('11942',' Louder music after Jareds dream death. '),
('11943',' Added sound effect, music and red filter when the Ghostbusters enter the   dream world. '),
('11944',' Louder music when Freddy enters the real world. '),
('11945',' New sound effects and music when the dream ghosts attack Neil. '),
('11946',' Louder music after Freddy is trapped. '),
('11947',' Yellow filter over Freddy vs. Jason scene.'),
('11948',' An alternate version of Blake has him play with a yo'),
('11949','yo other than scratch  his crotch as in the theatrical version.'),
('11950',' Released with 44 sec of censorship cuts in Sweden.'),
('11951',' When originally shown in theaters the final sequence was shown in 3'),
('11952','D. When  released to VHS the finale was shown in standard format. The only way to view  the 3'),
('11953','D sequence prior to DVD was the laserdisc version which showed the  entire film in standard format; the final chapter of the disc (after the  movie) was the 3'),
('11954','D version of the finale.'),
('11955',' The newly'),
('11956','updated DVD version gives the viewer the choice to watch parts of  the movie in 3'),
('11957','D or standard.'),
('11958',' In the theatrical trailers, there is a scene that involves Freddy absorbing  Carlos soul after his head exploded; this was not in the movie.'),
('11959',' Television versions often have alternate takes of profanity'),
('11960','laced scenes,  such as the "Free me, you idiot, im your f**king memory!" scene. Also, in  the original version, the map that Carlos is lost in is supposed to read  "Youre F**ked". Instead, the TV version has the map saying "Youre Screwed".'),
('11961',' There is a workprint version floating around which contains about 20 minutes  of cut footage and dialogue.'),
('11962',' The version that aired on UPN actually had all the violent scenes in full,  (only the language was edited). However, the TV version also had a few scenes  and extensions of scenes not included in the theatrical and home video  releases. These include: Maggie having a talk with her mother after having a  nightmare before leaving for the youth shelter, a little bit more footage in  the beginning of the scene with Tracy and Maggie are in the van after John  was killed, a few extra shots of the desolate "Springwood Fair"'),
('11963',' Originally broadcast live (non'),
('11964','stop 18 hours) on May 14, 2004 by Danmarks  Radio. Interrupted six times by short news breaks ("TV'),
('11965','Avisen"). A shorter  230 minutes version was broadcast on May 15, 2004 by Danmarks Radio under the  title "Frederik & Mary '),
('11966',' Bryllupssammendrag".'),
('11967',' Originally broadcast live on May 9, 2004 by Danmark Radio. Running time 168  minutes.'),
('11968',' A shorter 58 minutes version was broadcast on May 9, 2004 by Danmarks Radio  (later on the same day as the original live broadcast) under the title  "Brudevals til søs".'),
('11969',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 29 seconds by the BBFC to remove a  head kick and to reduce the number of shots fired into the transvestite from  5 to 2. The version shown on Film Four is uncut and intact.'),
('11970',' 1 hour version was first screened on Irish television on Oct 25 2001.'),
('11971',' The UK version suffered two cuts, totalling about 7 seconds. The first occurs  when Mimi Wolverton discovers her husbands porn magazine collection. The  missing footage briefly showed the cover of a magazine "Cock Sucking  Toddlers". The second missing shot is of Vanessas murdered grandmother in  her trailer home.'),
('11972',' The film was banned in Australia because of its strong adult content, and  later released on Home Video by Columbia Tri'),
('11973','Star with an R18+ in a heavily  edited form. Thus, the uncut version of the film has aired on Cable various  times.'),
('11974',' The R rated version removes some of the sexually explicit dialogue. This  dialogue is present in the Australian and UK version.'),
('11975',' The MPAA threatened the film with an "NC'),
('11976','17" rating.	Finally rated "R" after  17 cuts/alterations were made.'),
('11977',' Originally released in the US in 1956 at 93 minutes; ten minutes of footage  removed from the original French version were reinstated for 1985 reissue.'),
('11978',' For the first few showings of the film, it was approximately 8 minutes  longer. 20th Century Fox took out a couple of scenes without director John  Frankenheimers consent. One scene involved Doyle and the girl who played  beach volleyball. This footage has yet to be found, and was not included on  the 2001 DVD release.'),
('11979',' Due to a censorship controversy over Jane Russell (qv)s "Looking for  Trouble" number, the film was briefly released without a Production Code  seal. The final version (with seal) features a much tamer performance with  relatively little breast exposure. The initial UK version omits that sequence  entirely.'),
('11980',' French Postcard rumored to exist in multiple versions, one with Paula Morton,  credited as Paula Reisenwitz, others without.'),
('11981',' Due to music licensing disputes, the 1986 Paramount home video edition of  this film contains almost completely different French'),
('11982','language pop songs as  compared to the theatrical and cable television editions. Similarly, in 1984  NBC'),
('11983','TV ran a version that featured previously discarded footage of Debra  Winger, who by then had become a major star.'),
('11984',' The video distributed by Monarch Home Video is heavily edited with  approximately 26 minutes of footage removed. All the scenes with sex and  nudity have been removed despite the video still retaining the original  R'),
('11985','rating. The much rarer video distributed by VCI Home video has all these  scenes intact.'),
('11986',' The original UK cinema and initial 1989 CIC video releases were cut by 19  secs by the BBFC to remove shots of underwear removal and closeups of neck  strangling from the murder scene. The cuts were restored in all later  Universal video & DVD releases.'),
('11987',' The end of this cartoon has Bugs proclaiming his last wish in a chorus of "I  Wish I Were in Dixie", which is followed by Bugs, Elmer Fudd and the Mounties  all in blackface singing "Camptown Races". This scene is cut from television  and home video. On the Cartoon Explosion DVD (and Cartoon Network), Bugs  starts to sing "I Wish I Were in Dixie", and the picture quickly cuts (or  dissolves on CN) to the end card. On TBS and TNT the scene is edited out  differently: a fake "iris'),
('11988','out" after Bugs sings "I Wish I Were in Dixie"; or  the footage of Bugs dancing was replayed as the sound from the end of the  cartoon proceeded as normal. Heres a photo of the edited scene:  http://looney.goldenagecartoons.com/ltcuts/freshhare.jpg'),
('11989',' A scene was filmed in which Harold cries and is comforted by Peggy (Jobyna  Ralston). Harold Lloyd cut this scene when he re'),
('11990','released the film, thinking  it was too overly sentimental, but the footage was recently reinstated by his  granddaughter, Suzanne Lloyd Hayes.'),
('11991',' Some prints run 120 minutes.'),
('11992',' In 1997 the film was digitally remastered by the Filmmuseum Munich. It also  got a new music score.'),
('11993',' On the USA Network airings, extra and alternate footage has been inserted to  bring up the films running time and to replace some of the more harsh  language. Among other things, this version contains: '),
('11994',' a scene where we are introduced to Felicia, where she is asking Craig to   borrow something; '),
('11995',' the "you got knocked the fuck out" scenes have been replaced with   alternately shot footage of Smokey, most notably the last scene where he   says "You got knocked the hell out!... Paybacks a mother, aint it? Peace!" '),
('11996',' the ending scene is an alternate take, where the "I was just bullshittin"   line is replaced by "I was just playin!".'),
('11997',' TV versions also include a deleted scene with Lil Chris and his friend  sitting on the sidewalk, when Ezal runs past with a speaker under his arm.  They then talk about how Ezal tried to steal from their houses.'),
('11998',' TV versions also include the following scenes: '),
('11999',' Differant take of Craig and Smokey in Smokeys room, where the marijuana   poster is shown later in the scene in place of Smokeys marijuana smoking.  '),
('12000','Craig goes into his sisters room and asks for his Guess shirt, and asks her  to hook him up with her friend. He then tells its 12:30 (really its 8:30)  causing her quickly jump out of bed. '),
('12001',' '),
('12002','Two of the kids from ice cream truck scene watch Ezal run by carrying two   speakers, and talk about how he tried to rob them. Stanley then comes out   and sprays them with a hose to get them off his lawn. '),
('12003',' Craig goes to see what his dad wants, and has to get the TV Guide for him   (which is about a foot away). A continuity error also appears showing the TV   Guide on the bed, then the table, then the bed, then the table, before Craig   gets it for him. '),
('12004',' Widescreen versions of the film cut off half of Smokeys license plate, so   you never see what it actually says. On TV, its blurred out, and VHS copies   show the entire plate reading "FCK IT".'),
('12005',' As of the 11/09/2003 the BBFC passed Friday the 13th completely uncut &  Warner Bros. have restored the original gory version for release on Region 2  DVD with footage added back in totaling 34 seconds. Much of the extra running  time comprises different opening logos but around 11 seconds of gore has been  restored to the death scenes of Annie, Marcie, Jack & Pamela Voorhees.'),
('12006',' The 2003 DVD has removed the large black line in the film that appears as  Marcie is looking in the shower stall. Instead, you get a large, very  pronounced blur going down the left side of the screen.'),
('12007',' Later video version are cut to tone down violence.'),
('12008',' Japanese laser'),
('12009','disc version features the original effects that were cut in  other releases.'),
('12010',' The British video (Warner Bros.) is the same as the censored USA "R" rated  release. This version (available since 1987) replaced the previous uncut  release, which was the same as the Japanese laserdisc.'),
('12011',' The Swedish home video version (new release) is from Warner Brothers (not  Paramount) and is the gory Japanese version.'),
('12012',' The following scenes were cut in order to avoid an "X" rating from the MPAA: '),
('12013',' Annies death was a little bit longer. It showed more blood come out of her   throat after it was slit. '),
('12014',' Jacks death was originally longer. There was an shot of Jack from a top   view. In this shot, the arrow in Jacks throat turns, causing much more   blood to shoot straight at the camera, and also in his mouth. '),
('12015',' Marcies death was a little longer. Originally, the axe hits her in the face   and she slides all of the way down to the floor. '),
('12016',' Mrs. Voorhees death was actually longer. It took her a little longer to   fall down and blood was squirting out of her cut neck. '),
('12017',' A scene showing Claudettes death was filmed, but then left out of the final   cut. Claudette was actually knifed in the neck.'),
('12018',' The Australian video version, as released on the Warner Home Video label, is  complete and uncut. Look for the cover depicting Alice leaning and resting on  the side of the canoe, for this is the unedited version.'),
('12019',' When aired on TV in Sweden it is uncut.'),
('12020',' The 2003 released Warner Bros. R3 DVD is the uncut version with all the  longer death scenes.'),
('12021',' Theres a Video CD (VCD) version directed from Hong Kong and is distributed  by Warner Brothers. These VCDs play on DVD players, and it contains the full  uncut version with added gore. It can be purchased on Ebay most of the time.'),
('12022',' Rumors of alternate more graphic FX for all the murder scenes are false. What  is in the uncut Japanese (also used in other international versions) is all  that was filmed & intended to be used in the film before being cut in the U.S  to avoid an X rating.'),
('12023',' The new 2003 DVD version (Region 4 at least) now contains the opening title  "A Sean S. Cunningham Film" before the film begins.'),
('12024',' Norwegian cinema version was cut to get an 16 rating but the new DVD version  with an 15 rating is the uncut unrated version.'),
('12025',' The Region 1 DVD features the full uncut death of Annie, but also has an even  shorter version of Mrs. Voorhees death than in previous R'),
('12026','rated prints. It  is neither an uncut nor R'),
('12027','rated version. However, the Friday the 13th: From  Crystal Lake To Manhattan boxset, released in 2004, contains the full  theatrical cut of Mrs. Voorhees death, and the R'),
('12028','rated cut of Annies death.'),
('12029',' There are two different versions of the title screen '),
('12030',' one version has the  block letters flying in from the top left of the screen, while another has  them flying in from the bottom right.'),
('12031',' The following scenes were cut from the film in order to avoid an "X" rating  from the MPAA: '),
('12032',' A close'),
('12033','up shot Jeff and Sandra being double'),
('12034','impaled while having sex on the   bed. '),
('12035',' A close up shot of Crazy Ralph and the wire cutting. '),
('12036',' A scene at the very end where we are shown the inside Jasons shack and see   Pamelas face. While there, her eyes open. It was cut by Paramount for   looking too fake. '),
('12037',' A facing shot of Marks face being split by the machete. '),
('12038',' Blood was trimmed from the shot of Jason driving the hammer in the cops   head. '),
('12039',' The flashback footage showing Mrs. Voorhees decapitation was trimmed. '),
('12040',' Bloodflow was cut from the shot of Jason driving an icepick into Alices   head. '),
('12041',' Additional bloodflow was cut from the shot of Jason slicing Scotts throat.'),
('12042',' An alternate edit of the film did at a few occations (in the early nineties)  make its way to television airings in Europe and Asia. Although sadly,  nowadays it seems to have been widely replaced by the newer remastered DVD  version. This print had additional and alternate footage. Some of the  differences were: '),
('12043',' A few lines of additional dialog with the kids in the van on their way to   Higgins Haven. '),
('12044',' A brief alternate shot of the van arriving at Higgins Haven. '),
('12045',' After arriving theres some extended footage of the kids going down to the   lake, which is seen only briefly from a distant view in the regular version. '),
('12046',' An additional shot of the stables interior when Chuck and Chili go there   following the thought'),
('12047','to'),
('12048','be Shelly, from Chilis point of view. '),
('12049',' Some added footage of Vera walking outside, and sitting down at the water. '),
('12050',' When Chuck gets electrocuted the scene goes on showing his face scorching. '),
('12051',' A different shot of Andy walking on his hands right before Jason kills him. '),
('12052',' Added nudity in the shower sequence, using an alternate top corner angle. '),
('12053',' When Chris and Rick are going back to the house after his car brakes down   the weirdo Abel jumps out from the bushes for a quick chat. '),
('12054',' The ending is slightly altered, and the scene with Jasons mother rising   from the lake is omitted.'),
('12055',' The new broadcast television print, as seen on Spike TV, not only removes all  references to Debbie being pregnant, but it also removes many of Chuck and  Chilis opening scenes to omit the minor marijuana references. In fact, the  first time we see either of them is when the whole group is standing over the  old man in the road.'),
('12056',' The following scenes were cut to avoid an "X" rating from the MPAA: '),
('12057',' The death scene of Andy showed his right leg and stomach being cut apart. '),
('12058',' Veras death was longer, it included more blood and a shot of her reaction.   It was cut because the board said that it looked too real. '),
('12059',' A different ending in which Chris, is killed by Jason.  Instead of being   attacked in the water by his mother, Chris axes Jason in the head and goes   out to lay in the canoe. The night becomes dawn and Chris gets out of the   canoe to go back into the cabin. Chris walks up to the front door and opens   it. Right there in the door is Jason with an axe in his hand. He grabs Chris   by her hair and slices her head clean off of her shoulders. '),
('12060',' Ednas death was cut of excess blood. '),
('12061',' The impaling of Chili with the hot poker was cut. Originally, the impalement   was shown, along with a splash of smoldering blood. '),
('12062',' Debbies death originally showed blood spraying across her upper half.'),
('12063',' The UK version was cut by the BBFC by 4 seconds removing long drawn out  simulated scenes of gore. Later UK versions passed with the previous four  seconds of cuts waived in Britain. The British version will now include extra  gore to Andy, Debbie and Veras death, as seen earlier in the year on the  Sci'),
('12064','Fi channel.'),
('12065',' Originally, Debbies death was longer and included blood spraying on her face  after the machete was driven through her body.'),
('12066',' The Norwegian video'),
('12067','version is uncut with an 18 rating.'),
('12068',' The original ending of Jason cutting off Chris head was meant to be a dream  sequence. It was followed by Chris waking up screaming in the back of the  police car. This "dream" scene was cut and replaced by the other "dream"  scene with Jasons rotted mother jumping out of the lake and grabbing Chris.'),
('12069',' Another alternate ending had Ali surviving; Chris opens the door to find  Jason, but is scared by Ali. They both get away. Soon after, the paramedics  arrive, only to never find Jasons body.'),
('12070',' Released in Japan in the short'),
('12071','lived VHD format in 3'),
('12072','D. This disc has been  widely copied to make many bootleg tapes and DVDs.'),
('12073',' Theatrical prints in Canada omit two scenes which are found in the US prints: '),
('12074',' A scene which simulates the film projector reel suddenly breaking, and a   shadowy figure appearing behind the movie screen. '),
('12075',' When the police investigate Jasons dead body in the barn and his fingers   begin to suddenly twitch.'),
('12076',' A shot of Jason carrying a severed head into a room was also cut. Kates  death was trimmed of blood flow.'),
('12077',' The following scenes were removed from the film in order to get an "R" rating  rather than an "X": '),
('12078',' Jasons face is constantly masked in shadows to avoid shots of his moldy,   decomposing face. The complex make'),
('12079','up was made to conform to actor Kane   Hodders face, but was later deleted from nearly the entire movie when the   MPAA deemed it "a bit too grisly". '),
('12080',' Judys sleeping bag death was cut to absolutely no gore. In the uncut   version Jason slams the sleeping bag against the tree repeatedly until the   sleeping bag is soaked in blood. '),
('12081',' Maddys death, which is offscreen in the wide'),
('12082','release version, but in   original prints a scythe is jammed into her neck and bursts from the other   side. '),
('12083',' Bens death is much grislier. In uncut versions, Jason smashes his head into   a mushy pulp and blood pours down his face. '),
('12084',' Eddies death was cut. In the original version, we see his head drop to the   floor, but in the theatrical version, we only hear it. '),
('12085',' Russs head splits open as Jason hits it with an axe. This scene was also   cut. '),
('12086',' Amanda Shepards death is virtually unseen in the wide release, which only   shows her get stabbed from behind for a second and then cuts to Doctor   Crews shocked face. Uncut, she is impaled on the blade, which juts   violently from her chest. Jason then lifts her off the ground on it and   waits until she finally dies. '),
('12087',' Dr. Crews was killed with a tree'),
('12088','trimming saw. Originally, Jason tore into   his gut, spilling out a fountain of entrails and blood that spurted up into   the air. '),
('12089',' Melissas death has an ax violently cleaving her face in two, splitting it   down the middle in a gruesome close'),
('12090','up that left her eyes still wiggling in   their sockets. Jason then tossed her aside, which is all we see in the cut   release. '),
('12091',' Dans death was also cut. There was a shot of Jasons hand ripping through   the front of his body with guts attached. '),
('12092',' Tina Shepard has a vision of her mothers demise at Jasons hands while   driving a car. Buechler originally wanted the vision to be of Jason holding   the severed head of Mrs. Voorhees, but Gulf + Western wouldnt allow it. '),
('12093',' A denouement scene was filmed in which a fisherman in a boat on Crystal Lake   hooks a largemouth bass, but as hes reeling it in, Jason rises from the   lake and pulls him under. The scene was removed from the final cut, because   it was deemed too close to the ending of the original Friday the 13th and   Part 3. '),
('12094',' Michaels death was cut. Originally, Jason rammed the spike all the way   through his body, causing blood to spurt out. '),
('12095',' Tinas vision of Michael getting killed was also more graphic.'),
('12096',' Some European television channels once aired what seems to be a television  version of the film with added dialog and character scenes not present in the  video release. Theres also more footage of Rennie and co getting chased  through the Manhattan slum.'),
('12097',' German video version was cleaned of some of the violent scenes and runs 99  instead of 100 mins (calculated NTSC running'),
('12098','time)'),
('12099',' As described by the director on the DVD commentary, the following shots were  cut or altered in order to receive an MPAA rating of "R" instead of an "X": '),
('12100',' Jims death was much gorier. Originally, Jason shoves the entire spear gun   through his stomach, then rips it out, causing Jims intestines to slide out   along with a large amount of blood. '),
('12101',' Suzys death was disturbingly gruesome. Jason shoves the spear through her   stomach and twists it non'),
('12102','stop. There were close'),
('12103','up shots of Suzys mouth   gurgling blood and blood rapidly oozing from the spear wound. J.J.s death   was an alternate shot. In the original shot, we actually see Jason smashing   J.J.s head with the guitar. '),
('12104',' Tameras death in the original print was completely different. Originally,   Jason repeatedly stabs her with a mirror shard in a shower while shes   completely nude. Blood rapidly oozes from her stab wounds and Jason keeps   stabbing non'),
('12105','stop. Later on, when Eva finds Tamaras corpse, the original   shot was one featuring Tameras fully nude body with dozens of shards of   glass protruding from it. '),
('12106',' The scene where the uncredited boxer gets the hot sauna rock shoved into his   chest cavity was a re'),
('12107','shoot. Originally, Jason jammed two darts through his   eye sockets, but it was deemed too graphic, and the MPAA forced the crew to   re'),
('12108','shoot it. Even with the re'),
('12109','shoot, the scene had to be trimmed.   Originally, there was more blood and steam, but the MPAA found even that to   be too graphic. '),
('12110',' The scene where the captain gets his neck sliced by Jasons bowing knife was   shot five different ways. The directors desire was a shot of a huge gash   wound spurting blood, but the MPAA made him choose the least gory shot,   which is what appears in the final cut of the movie. '),
('12111',' Waynes death originally featured him being electrocuted for a few seconds   longer. '),
('12112',' The full version of Miles death scene actually saw him land on the spikes,   rather than just showing the aftermath as we see in the "R" rated version. '),
('12113',' When Jason kills the first gang banger, the uncut print featured Jasons   hand and the needle going all the way through the gang bangers body.'),
('12114',' On the DVD commentary, the director stated that the original version of the  movie was over two hours long, and he cut the following scenes for time  restrictions: '),
('12115',' Several scenes with Miles, who is shown to have been an Olympic diver. '),
('12116',' A brief scene at the beginning in which Sean hears that Rennie wont be on   the cruise, and is disappointed. '),
('12117',' Several additional scenes of Tamera and Eva together were cut. '),
('12118',' Before Rennie gets pushed into the water, there was originally a longer   conversation between her and Colleen. '),
('12119',' A brief shot of Rennie touching Jason after he is electrocuted on the subway   tracks.'),
('12120',' Besides the alternate Version 2 theres another workprint floating around  which extends several sequences cut from the final version. Though, while  many scenes are longer, the prologue scene is missing, and there are no  credits. Quality is very rough and it runs about 98 minutes.'),
('12121',' There is an alternate version of the film which runs 91 minutes and contains  several small and mostly inconsequential differences. These are: '),
('12122',' "Version 2" is in the lower right hand corner throughout the movie. '),
('12123',' There is no close'),
('12124','up of Jason pulling the machete out of Neils stomach   during the opening sequence. '),
('12125',' Dukes (the paramedic) line is altered when he sees Joeys body. In the   original version he says "Bunch of pussies..." while in Version 2 he says   "Ill be damned...". '),
('12126',' There is a different angle briefly used in Petes death. '),
('12127',' The scene in which Ethel yells at Junior as he is eating his stew is   re'),
('12128','edited to remove the profanity, and uses some different angles. '),
('12129',' When Demon is about to open the outhouse door, an alternate camera angle is   used and some of the profanity he uses is cut from the scene. '),
('12130',' After Junior is decapitated there is an alternate angle of Ethel in the   kitchen, and her dialog is slightly altered. '),
('12131',' The scene of Robin going to bed is re'),
('12132','edited to exclude some of her nudity   and some dialog. '),
('12133',' Before the above scene is a scene of Violet in her room which originally was   part of a scene which occurred a few minutes later. When the scene happens a   few minutes later, the footage that was previously used is not present. '),
('12134',' When Pam fights off Roy with the chainsaw, she hits him twice in shoulder.   Only the second hit appears in the original version. '),
('12135',' When Roy dies, the camera stays on Pam, Tommy and Reggie instead of showing   Roy falling on the spikes. '),
('12136',' Eddies death was cut to avoid an "X" rating; originally blood and his   cranial innards spurted out of the straps as Roy twisted them. '),
('12137',' When Lana the waitress is murdered with the ax, the shot of her body   quivering was cut to avoid an "X" rating.'),
('12138',' British video version misses all shots of topless girls'),
('12139',' German video version has all the topless girls in but (nearly) all of the  violence cut.'),
('12140',' When Lana the waitress is murdered with the ax, the shot of her body hitting  the ground and quivering was cut to avoid an X rating in the US'),
('12141',' In the television version of this film, there is a shot of the paramedic  saying "Ill be damned" after he pulls the sheet off Joeys mangled body,  replacing the shot of Joeys body itself.'),
('12142',' The UK version of the film was cut by a massive 1 minute and 22 seconds due  to gore and extreme nudity.'),
('12143',' On 7 March 2002, all previous cuts of the movie were waived by the BBFC and  it was passed with an 18 certificate, which means the UK version is now  identical to the US release.'),
('12144',' According to the film editors the sex scene in the forest was much longer in  the original unrated version.'),
('12145',' An extra shot of Anitas dead body, before the one we get to see in the  released version, was cut from the final print. This scene is intact in  Version 2.'),
('12146',' The alternate "Version 2" includes the original version of Less murder (in  Tommys dream). It was cut and replaced with a closeup in the R'),
('12147','rated  version.'),
('12148',' German version was originally heavily cut to avoid being banned like part  three (which was uncut) but became banned nevertheless.'),
('12149',' Originally released on Australian rental video in the British censored  version with an R (18+) rating. CIC Video have released in on sell'),
('12150','through  video in its uncut form (1.33:1 ratio). It now includes the infamous  "machette slide" gore in the climax '),
('12151',' a scene previously available in  Australia only on the Tom Savini documentary Scream Greats Volume 1.'),
('12152',' An extra scene of conversation between Sara and her boyfriend, cut out of the  theatrical and North American video releases, is included in the television  version of the film, put in to bring up the films running time'),
('12153',' The following scenes were cut from the film: '),
('12154',' Nurse Rhonda was originally held up and gutted, but it ended up being cut   out so that it only showed her being stabbed. '),
('12155',' A scene cut in which Tommy shows Rob a fake guillotine. Tommy puts a stick   in the guillotine. It drops and the stick is cut in two. Then, Tommy puts a   fake arm in and cuts it off. Rob thinks its real and starts screaming. When   Tommy starts laughing, Rob figures out that it is a joke. Trish comes in and   asks Rob if he wants to stay for dinner. He doesnt. '),
('12156',' One scene in which Doug and Sarah are on the porch. They stand outside and   talk about not dancing. '),
('12157',' In another scene, Mrs. Jarvis goes into Trishs room and tells her to go get   a car part in town. Mrs. Jarvis also announces that she is going jogging   before it storms. '),
('12158',' A small scene cut during the time in which the Jarvis car breaks down. In   the original version, right after Trish tells Tommy to hurry up it cuts. It   did continue with Tommy running up to Trish in a scary mask, scaring Trish.   Tommy declares that he made the mask the first week that he got there. '),
('12159',' Sarah and Doug are together in their room (before the party starts). They   talk about how nice each others legs are and how nervous they are about   going to the party. '),
('12160',' A scene where Tommy shows Rob a toy soldier melting under a magnifying   glass. '),
('12161',' A scene where Trish finds her mother drowned in a bathtub. '),
('12162',' The original script had character Tommy Jarvis splitting Jasons head open   with a machete at the conclusion. Tom Savini wasnt particularly enthused   with this lackluster method, and after a member of his effects crew (John   Vulich) toyed with a prop machete used in Dawn Of The Dead, Savini got the   idea of having the machete blade plowed into Jasons head, followed by the   hilt hitting the floor and the villain sliding headfirst down the blade. '),
('12163',' A scene after Rob finds his shotgun broken to pieces in which he sets up a   motion sensor in the woods. '),
('12164',' An extra scene at the very beginning in the moving ambulance: the two   paramedics converse, the female medic says "I couldve had the night off"   and the male responds "Well, this was an emergency, like every damn thing."   We then cut to the ambulance arriving at the scene and being directed to   Jasons body, which is all we see in the wide release.'),
('12165',' To obtain an 18 (the highest certificate given to a non'),
('12166','sex film in the UK)  the BBFC originally cut 20 seconds of extreme gore from the film. In April  2001 the BBFC passed the complete version with all previous cuts waived, so  British audiences can now see the infamous machete face slide at the climax  of the movie.'),
('12167',' The Norwegian video version is uncut with an 18 rating.'),
('12168',' In most VHS versions, Jason turns the lights out right before he kills Doug.  In the DVD version, you can hear the click of the light switch, but the  lights dont go dim.'),
('12169',' Sound cues are missing from the DVD release. They occur in the following  scenes: '),
('12170',' When the Final Chapter title card explodes through Jasons mask, the   sweeping sound is missing. '),
('12171',' When Jimmy meets his demise, the stinger sound when Jason plants the   corkscrew into Jimmys hand is missing. '),
('12172',' When Sara meets her demise, the stinger sound effect is also missing when a   closeup shot of her lying on the floor with the axe planted in her chest is   shown.'),
('12173',' In the TV version, Idgie watches Ruth teaching Sunday school before taking  her to her birthday party at the saloon.'),
('12174',' The TV/DVD versions include a brief scene in which Evelyn gives Ninny a Mary   Kaye makeover.'),
('12175',' Network and DVD versions contains some additional footage not included in the  theatrical release: '),
('12176',' Just after Big George is released by the KKK gang, and Grady tells the gang   he doesnt recognize any of them, there is a scene where Grady tells Idgie   that he doesnt wear size 14 shoes and that he is no member of the KKK. This   scene is missing from the theatrical release. '),
('12177',' A scene is added in which Ninny Threadgoode and Evelyn Couch go to a Baptist   Church and see a gospel singer perform. She sings "Listen to the Rain."'),
('12178',' In the TV/DVD version there is a scene, immediately before Idgie goes to  visit Ruth, in which we learn that Idgie has been living in Sipsies house  Troutville, the colored annex of Whistle Stop.'),
('12179',' They also include additional footage in the final cafe sequence in which  Sipsey refuses to give barbecue (with the special sauce) to two colored boys  who come to the back door.'),
('12180',' In the DVD version, there is a scene where you see Ruth and Idgie sitting and  talking on a bench in front of the cafe.'),
('12181',' vailable in the USA in both an R'),
('12182','rated and an unrated version.'),
('12183',' The Swedish version (cinema and video) misses the following: The  transformation scene with Ed was removed (1m 50sec), and the scene where  Dandriges assistant melts was shortened by 16 sec.'),
('12184',' The Swedish version is cut with about 4 minutes. Scenes excluded are the  maggots coming out of one of the vampires stomach, the death of the black  vampire is shortened and Regines death is also cut in some places.   Furthermore, Richies death is also shortened to exclude a sequence of him  being burned by holy water.'),
('12185',' UK theatrical version was cut by the BBFC (two seconds) for a 15  certification: The moment where Agent Milton gets his head blown off is  trimmed into two separate shots to cut down the gore'),
('12186','factor (in the US  version, his head is blown clear off in one three'),
('12187','second shot). This scene is  included in the directors cut which also has a 15 certification.'),
('12188',' USA television version replaces the scene of Dammers head being blown off  with him instead being blown back into the chapel doors.'),
('12189',' The directors cut, until recently seen only on laserdisc, now also available  on DVD, contains 14 minutes of additional footage; it includes additional  screen time for Judge (John Astin), extra scenes at Franks home with Stuart  and Cyrus, two extra scenes at the jail featuring Stuart, Cyrus and Dammers  and additional dialogue for Dammers as he recalls some of his horrific  undercover assignments.'),
('12190',' The Theatrical Trailer features some cut scenes. They include a scene in  which Frank is visited in Jail by Stuart and Cyrus, they inform Frank that  the police are going to try and pin the murders on him. Another scene takes  place in Franks house right after they scam Ray and Lucy, in which Stuart  tells Cyrus that Frank takes them totally for granted and that they are his  business partners. There is also a snipet of Frank jumping out from behind a  giant rock looking terrified.'),
('12191',' SPOILER: USA Television edits out the scene where Patricia murders her  mother.'),
('12192',' There have been many discrepancies invilving the recent DVD release of this  title by Image Entertainment: '),
('12193',' The version has an 84'),
('12194','minute running time. The original running time is 87   minutes. There appears to be no footage missing. The print used was no doubt   time compressed during the film'),
('12195','to'),
('12196','tape transfer. The version on the DVD   release is infact the uncut R'),
('12197','rated version. '),
('12198',' The R'),
('12199','rated U.S. theatrical cut is uncut despite the rumors. The "Frightmare   2" video release is slightly edited, removing a brief gore spot. The DVD   displays the uncut R'),
('12200','rated version. '),
('12201',' The transfer on the DVD is presented full'),
('12202','frame at 1.33:1. Director Pete   Walker shot the film in 1.33:1 full frame with the intention of matting the   film at 1.85:1. The image on the DVD represents the full 1.33:1 frame as   Walker shot it. As a result, there is excess picture information at the top   and bottom of the frame. The 1.85:1 matting would have created a more   compositionally correct image but the transfer represents the film as it was   shot.'),
('12203',' A DVD'),
('12204','only collection of alternate edits and best scenes from "Frisky Summer  2", "Frisky Summer 3" and "Cherries" were published as "Frisky Summer 3: Wild  Strawberries"'),
('12205',' A DVD'),
('12206','only collection of alternate edits and best scenes from "Frisky Summer  3", "Frisky Summer 2" and "Cherries" were published as "Frisky Summer 3: Wild  Strawberries"'),
('12207',' Earlier prints of the film have the photographs during the end credits in  black and white, while the 2001 MGM DVD release has the photographs in sepia  tone.'),
('12208',' The original version has a shot of Beavis sniffing glue that is edited out in  later versions.'),
('12209',' In pre'),
('12210','release prints, Iris (Holly Irving) died by being pulled into  quicksand by a giant butterfly, rather than by snakebite. The cut scene can  still be glimpsed in the trailer.'),
('12211',' The original UK cinema version was uncut by the BBFC (though pre'),
('12212','edited by  the MPAA before submission). The UK Vestron video releases were cut by 10  secs by the BBFC and edited a shot of a head being pulled off and scenes of  Katherines breasts being molested.'),
('12213',' The Special edition laserdisc contains scenes that were cut out of the film  due to graphic violence: the vampire feast (dinner is served) is extended and  one part has a girl popping a pimple on a guy. Theres another scene in which  Sex Machine kills off two more vampires and takes a picture of one of them.'),
('12214',' A heavily cut version (87 minutes) released on video in Germany. omits the  whole pre'),
('12215','credit scene and most of the graphic violence in the Dinner is  served'),
('12216','part.'),
('12217',' Changes were made for the TV version, notably Titty Twister changed to Kitty  Twister in dialogue and on the sign, and violence has been cut from when the  strippers turn to vampires and when Seth beats up the door greeter.'),
('12218',' Finnish video version is cut by 1 minute 35 seconds.'),
('12219',' The DVD features a deleted scene which is set in present time.  Here a man  (Michael Parks) tells another one (P.J. Pesce) the story of the film. He  doesnt believe him so Parks rips out Pesces heart.'),
('12220',' This has been release to DVD thought the Scandinavian regions and it is now  uncut with a time of 90.13 mins (PAL), by a company Egmont Entertainment.  This is message from somebody who picked this up in Finland. All are  subtitled in four Scandinavian languages, and I bought my disks in Finland,  and they have Finnish'),
('12221','language covers (in Sweden, the covers are  Swedish'),
('12222','language, and so on). The Finnish title for the trilogy is H?m?r?st?  aamunkoittoon, and is indicated as "K/F 18" rated on the backcover.'),
('12223',' Two endings were filmed: one where Abberline dies of a drug overdose and one  where he sneaks off to be with Mary.'),
('12224',' The line "Jack the Rippers not finished", which was included in several  previews, is not in the film itself.'),
('12225',' An extended version, running about nine minutes longer than the theatrical  version, is available on video and DVD which has a few extended scenes  including a "Dare to Be Bare" contest, and two extra musical numbers called  "Brighter Star" and "With Love From Me to You." Also the musical number,  "Wish Upon a Star" is slightly extended with addtional lyrics and more  sensual dancing.'),
('12226',' At the time of release, two scenes were trimmed in order to remove the line  "What a performance!" referring to the film reel of Bond and Tanya at the  hotel. The first being in the scene when Grant confronts Bond on the train,  the second leaves a very obvious jump in the film. After Bond says "He was  right, you know" the film switches to a different angle and Matt Munros  rendition of the title song jumps several bars ahead. These cuts are inherent  in all prints as of 2005.'),
('12227',' In the French theatrical version the end title song "From Russia With Love"  by Matt Munroe was sung in French by Swedish singer/actor Bob Askolf under  the title "Bons baisers de Russie".'),
('12228',' Russian dialogue is translated in subtitles on some video prints of the film,  but not on some TV prints.'),
('12229',' Compared to the cinema prints of the 70·s and the first video issues, the end  titles on present video and DVD prints are now longer and slightly different  in content.'),
('12230',' The TV version omits the following scenes: Krilenko hitting the ground after  being shot in the back; Tatiana walking to Bonds bed, naked.'),
('12231',' Some TV prints omit the gypsy girl fight. One Canadian showing in the 1990s  omitted the gypsy camp segment altogether.'),
('12232',' The 2001 DVD release corrects the misspelling of Martine Beswicks name in  the credits.'),
('12233',' ABC broadcasts in the mid'),
('12234','1970s omitted the pre'),
('12235','credits sequence.'),
('12236',' The original cinema release was cut by the BBFC to receive an "A" rating with  extensive edits to the Gypsy dance and subsequent fight scene, the reduction  of suggestive sexual dialogue and a nude shot of Tatiana walking towards the  Bridal Suite bed, and the removal of two instances of the expression "What a  performance" (one of which makes for a significant jump'),
('12237','cut in the final  gondola scene). The shot of Tatiana walking to the bed was later restored in  all releases but the other cuts appear to no longer survive.'),
('12238',' The Vitagraph Co. of America released a six reel re'),
('12239','edited version of the  film after it acquired Kalems properties in 1919.'),
('12240',' Re'),
('12241','issued in 1938 with a musical score, narration, and new closeups.'),
('12242',' Kino International released a video copyrighted by Film Preservation  Associates in 1994. Based on the 6'),
('12243','reel 1919 Vitagraph version, it has a new  organ score compiled and performed by Timothy Howard, and runs 71 minutes.'),
('12244',' This movie was originally filmed for Disneyland Paris as Le Visionarium. When  the movie was brought to Walt Disney World in Florida the scene of a balloon  ride over Red Square in Moscow was removed.'),
('12245',' A compilation of several episodes of the TV series "Northwest Passage."'),
('12246',' The December 2002 broadcast on a Canadian TV network was truncated. The  sequence surrounding the lyric "He led them down the streets of town right to  a traffic cop" was cut, with the cartoon fading out just before the cop  appears and then fading up with Frosty already arrived at the train station.'),
('12247',' The version on the DVD from VCI Home Video does not include  2 brief shots: '),
('12248',' A shot of Christopher Lee riding his horse along the beach at the beginning   of the film. '),
('12249',' A fade to black following Nevenkas journey to a window and her scare from   hearing a vine snap against the window.'),
('12250',' The region 2 German DVD (PAL format, released by E.M.S./new media) has the  two abovementioned shots put back into the film (film is uncut) as well as  having virtually all of the same special features as the VCI DVD version.'),
('12251',' The two missing shots described above are included on the DVD as a hidden  feature.'),
('12252',' Violence, gore, and language has been edited out of the US release to obtain  a PG'),
('12253','13 rating.'),
('12254',' Shorter TV version released under the title Frères(1994)(TV)as part of the  TV'),
('12255','series "Tous les garçons et les filles de leur âge" (1994)'),
('12256',' UK version has 2m 32s of cuts.'),
('12257',' The British version released by Entertainment In Video is missing a few  scenes due to censorship, most notably some of the "hostages rigged with  bombs" sequence (originally a hostage deliberately ran at a Disinfestor so  the bomb goes off in his face) and Strike hitting a Disinfestor in the helmet  visor with his shotgun butt causing his face to turn to red mush. The  American Media entertainment NTSC video version is HEAVILY edited and missing  some segments that completely change the plot of the film. In this version  Vice President survives by simply driving out of the Bronx. Toblerone, Blonde  Female Rebel and Big Little Man dont die and the scene where Trash takes on  3 disinfestors armed only with a crash helmet is gone.'),
('12258',' The U.S. version titled "Escape 2000" is cut even more heavily than the Media  version.  It is missing several of the more violent shots and has many slight  cuts to the dialog scenes to omit the swear words.'),
('12259',' The recent German EMS DVD release reinstates nearly all the scenes missing  from the Media entertainment and "Escape 2000" versions and has slightly more  gore than the British version (marginally longer flame deaths and the full  Hostages Rigged With Bombs scene) but is inexplicably missing two scenes from  the British release. Strike hitting the Disinfestors helmet visor is  completely missing, not just trimmed and President Clarke gets shot once not  twice.'),
('12260',' The Vipco DVD release of Bronx Warriors 2 is the most complete British  release yet including the previously snipped Shotgun Butt in Helmet Visor and  Hostages Rigged with Bombs scenes, plus the slightly longer flame deaths. It  is however marginally trimmed in the opening minute with the first victim  (comes flying out of a second floor window during the opening credits). We do  not see the Disinfestors then give him a good hiding unlike previous releases  where they beat him unconscious.'),
('12261',' The 2004 Vipco DVD release is the full widescreen, uncut version and has all  the scenes reinstated from the previous UK releases (Hostages Rigged With  Bombs and the Shotgun Butt in Face scenes). There is one scene mysteriously  censored. In the opening sequence where the first victim is thrown out of a  2nd floor window we no longer see the Disinfestors beat him unconscious after  he lands on the ground.'),
('12262',' The opening title "Warner Bros. Pictures presents", featuring the WB shield  is missing from all of the available prints.'),
('12263',' In the 2001 DVD release, a mans face has been digitally removed from the  train'),
('12264','wreck aftermath.  In previous transfers of the film, a mans face is  looking back at the camera when Kimble peers up at the train wreck from the  creek.'),
('12265',' Japanese video version ends with cast and crew mooning the camera.'),
('12266',' UK video version is cut (compulsory due to the Video Recording Act of 1984)  by 11 sec. because of sight of an imitable technique to steal a car.  Additionally some dialogue was substituted to delete a joke about rape.'),
('12267',' As of 2006, the full 155'),
('12268','minute version of this film is officially available  on DVD in the United States. BCI Eclipse released the full Japanese version  in anamorphic widescreen as part of their Sonny Chiba Action Pack, which also  includes the films Golgo 13 and Bullet Train (which are also featured in  anamorphic widescreen transfers). This release keeps an original Japanese  title card and the Kadokawa logo before the film begins, which is something  that the deluxe Japanese DVD set deletes (albeit, it is an inconsequential  deletion). The BCI Eclipse release is not the butchered 108'),
('12269','minute cut. It is  labeled on the box as the "Uncut International Version".'),
('12270',' Among the scenes missing from the U.S. version of the film (existing only  within the unabridged Japanese cut): the film opens on board the submarine  Nereid as Yoshizumi takes one last look at his devastated Tokyo homeland  through the eye of a video probe while Captain McCloud usurps Major Carter  for a thoughtlessly sarcastic comment about Tokyo, domestic scenes with  Yoshizumis girlfriend telling Yoshizumi that she is pregnant and her  displeasure with his decision to go to Antarctica, Yoshizumis girlfriend  losing the child from overwork, Yoshizumis girlfriend and his best friend  Tatsunos son committing suicide by sleeping pills while traveling on  speed'),
('12271','boat after the rest of the Japanese population has been killed off by  the virus, a 5'),
('12272','year'),
('12273','old boy killing himself over short'),
('12274','wave radio while the  Japanese Antarctica base tries to get him to release the Transmit switch,  Tatsunos escape from the Antarctic base and intimated suicide as the crew  searches for him in a snow storm, a Christmas party at the Antarctica base,  the revelation that the majority of the eight remaining females have had  children, more scenes between Yoshizumi and Marit, a young Navy'),
('12275','man who has  an "appointment" with Marit, miscellaneous scenes explaining Yoshizumis  backstory, much more of the final "trek south" sequence (including  Yoshizumis passing through Machu Pichu and bomb craters). Various shots have  been re'),
('12276','positioned in the American cut, including the signature shot of  weather'),
('12277','beaten Yoshizumi up against the sunset while walking south, which  appears as the opening shot in the American version in desaturated form. The  Japanese cut also uses various title cards to explain the progression of the  virus and the progress of the Antarctica community.'),
('12278',' The original Japanese version ran a length of 155 minutes. The US version  runs a length of about 108 minutes. The film has been even cut down as far as  101 minutes. Most of the footage in Japan (in Japanese with English  subtitles) was eliminated from the American cut, leaving the American  "disaster stalwarts" like George Kennedy, Chuck Connors and Robert Vaughn to  take up most of this cut. Spoiler Alert: The 102'),
('12279','minute even totally deletes  the films notorious post'),
('12280','apocalyptic "trek south" sequences, rather ending  when the world is destroyed by the nuclear weapons.'),
('12281',' Available on video in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('12282',' There are two english versions of the film: one is the original UK version,  the other is the US version which is partly redubbed to replace some british  dialects and slang phrases.'),
('12283',' Two additional scenes were added to the broadcast television premiere on ABC.  One that stands out is a scene with Jane (Fonda) getting a job behind a  cosmetics counter and having to confront a very difficult obese older female  customer. This was a very funny scene that seems to now be lost forever and  Is NOT going to be included in the new DVD release.'),
('12284',' Present DVD version starts with a short montage of people having a good time  at Kurfürstendamm, enyoing the sun, having a coffee or beer, window shopping  etc. The film then segues into the main credits set against the devastated  Berlin Wall area. This short '),
('12285',' some 15 seconds '),
('12286',' sequence was not on previous  Swedish VHS versions.'),
('12287',' The original Hong Kong version runs 38 minutes longer than the butchered  American version.  The scenes with Wind and Cloud as young children are cut  the most, and the bamboo forest battle between Lord Conquer and Winds father  is one of many scenes missing altogether.  The American version offers an  English translation of the onscreen character names that accompany each  characters first apperance in the film The cuts for violence, presumably  made to secure a PG'),
('12288','13 rating, render much of the film incomprehensible.'),
('12289',' There is also a 4:10 minutes version titled "Vertigine".'),
('12290',' Kay Thompson is shown singing "I want to go window shopping in the Rue de la  Paie" in pouring rain, carrying an open umbrella. The version shown in the  final film was shot in brilliant sunshine with the umbrella left closed!'),
('12291',' The original theatrical version included an additional overture before the  opening credits, an intermission after "Dont Rain On My Parade," and exit  music after the end credits. These additional music pieces have been restored  for the DVD release.'),
('12292',' Uncut version is longer than the U.S. "R" rated version and contains extra  scenes and gore (including a scene in which the Funnyman literally shoots a  girls brains out of her head with her eyeballs still attached).'),
('12293',' Uncensored version with additional bad language and graphic sexual scenes  [Recut by BBC].'),
('12294',' US version removes a scene explaining connection to preceding film.'),
('12295',' Much of Akira Ifukubes score is replaced with several generic themes from  American B'),
('12296','pictures.'),
('12297',' The Paramount tape restores the scene referencing Furankenshutains severed  hand from the previous film.'),
('12298',' Asian version has a fight between Furankenshutain and a giant octopus which  is missing from the American and international prints.'),
('12299',' In the mid 1980s, the distribution of this film was taken over by U.P.A. who  transferred the film to tape for television syndication. They reshot the  opening credits (on tape), trying to duplicate the look of the original title  sequence. Apparently they mistimed the footage causing the sound in the first  reel to be at lease a full second out of sync. Also, due to sloppy handing of  the changeovers, there is slight footage missing at each changeover point  causing the running time to be reduced to 86 minutes. This may be one of the  worst video transfers ever. By mid'),
('12300','2003, there has been no sign that any  attempt has been made to correct the problems and this print remains in  distribution.'),
('12301',' Produced in a German and an English language version with a different  voice'),
('12302','over cast.'),
('12303',' The uncut English language version titled "Werewolf Never Sleeps" has two  scenes not found in the R rated Charter Home Video release. All other tapes  and DVDs reflect the clothed (no nudity) TV version. One scene has Dr Ilona  making love to the werewolf, and the other is a bedroom scene between  Waldemar and Karen where Karen is seen nude.'),
('12304',' Original R'),
('12305','rated theatrical release runs 93 minutes; unrated video version  adds 4 minutes of gore footage.'),
('12306',' For its initial television broadcast, an alternate version of the scene  towards the end where Chuck Browning extends his middle finger to Dr.  Schneider was shot. Instead of extending his middle finger, Browning performs  a sanitized "Italian elbow gesture", where the right hand is placed in the  elbow crook of the left arm, then the left arm is raised (fist clenched) in a  smooth and continuous motion.'),
('12307',' Because of copyright problems, in the European version of the movie the song  "Tonight Is So Right For Love" (by Sid Wayne and Abner Silver) which was  based on the melody of "Bacarolle" by Jaques Offenbach, was substituted with  "Tonights All Right For Love" (by Wayne, Silver and Joe Lilley), which had  similar lyrics but was based on the melody of "Tales From The Vienna Woods"  by Johann Strauss.'),
('12308',' A directors cut has been released, and this version with cleaned'),
('12309','up language  has been shown on syndicated TV in the US.'),
('12310',' The movie is sometimes split up into syndication to be shown in half hour  installments with the inclusion of live action introduction and conclusion  scene with Sgt. Slaughter in front of an American flag.'),
('12311',' In the Maverick Region 2 DVD release of G.I. Joe: The Movie (not Action  Force), the movie begins with the original audio (the good guys are called GI  Joe, and their battle cry is "Yo Joe!"). However, half way through the movie  (around when Sgt Slaughters team infiltrate Cobra Island), the video quality  changes to something resembling a VHS copy and any mention of GI Joe becomes  Action Force, and the battle cry "Full Force!" is used.'),
('12312',' Since GI Joe was known as Action Force in the UK, this movie had substantial  changes for its UK release. It is called Action Force: The Movie, and the  heroes war cry of "Yo Joe!" is unconvincingly re'),
('12313','dubbed as "Full Force!".  There is also a long pre'),
('12314','credits sequence showing a COBRA attack on the  Statue of Liberty, with Action Force responding. There is no dialogue, and  the song played over the sequence is the familiar GI Joe theme, but  re'),
('12315','recorded to replace all mentions of GI Joe with "Action Force". It  actually sounds better than the original, as the words "Action Force" fit the  tempo of the song better.'),
('12316',' The home video version cuts one scene from the TV mini series: After Lady  Jaye asks Sparks to put a tracer on Cobra Commanders speech and Clutch says  "yeah, all you need is a garbage detector", there is a quick shot of Gung'),
('12317','Ho,  Cover Girl & Tripwire laughing that has been omitted from the video.'),
('12318',' The home video version cuts a second scene from the TV mini'),
('12319','series: After  Torpedo blows up the whirlpool and G.I. Joe and Cobra land on the island,  there is a short scene where the Baroness tries to raise Zartan on the radio,  demanding that he acknowledge her transmission.  Zartan replies that he will  acknolwedge her when it suits him, and not before.  The scene (and video)  then cuts to the Guard Statue in the Palace of Doom coming to life.'),
('12320',' The Rhino DVD release restores the deleted scenes.'),
('12321',' The Region 1 DVD sets from Rhino Home Entertainment feature newly'),
('12322','added sound  effects, incomplete/incorrect/missing animation and missing PSAs.'),
('12323',' After the screening at the "Tirrenia Trema Film Festival", the short film was  re'),
('12324','edited. It contains now a new scene where we can see the girl as she steps  out the room. Despite this new scene, the new version, which is the  definitive version, is 2 shorter than the previous one. Several cuts were  done to the first version: nearly all the scenes are briefly shorter now.'),
('12325',' There are two versions of the movie. The first one came on 11 floppy disks,  had no voice acting at all and thinned "cutscenes". The second version was  released on CD, featured an excellent voice acting and better (smoother)  cutscenes. Additionally the CD version had (very) few improvements on the  in'),
('12326','game icon graphics.'),
('12327',' The 1986 UK Warner video release was cut by 14 secs by the BBFC to reduce the  rape of Dameia by a giant maggot. The cuts were fully waived for the 2002 ILC  DVD.'),
('12328',' The theatrical version was screened at three different aspect ratios: the  early scenes, featuring clips of the TV series, were shown at 1.33:1; the  initial part of the story, set on Earth, was framed at 1.85:1; the scenes set  in outer space were screened at 2.35:1. The DVD release keeps only the  initial 1.33:1 full frame scenes, then shows the rest of the film at the  wider aspect ratio of 2.35:1. This was done on purpose because director Dean  Parisiot felt it played better on home video screens.'),
('12329',' Deleted scenes included on the DVD: '),
('12330',' Tech Sargeant Chen helps an engineering crew solve a difficult problem   without offering any insightful help whatsoever. '),
('12331',' Alex is presented his living quarters: an empty room save a bed of spikes   and a daunting toilet. '),
('12332',' An alternate version of a scene in which its revealed Tawny and Peter were   old flames. '),
('12333',' Guy overreacts when his foot gets caught in a rock, and Peter does his   "rugged pose". '),
('12334',' Alex uses an acting method to figure out the rock monsters "motivation." '),
('12335',' Gwen rips open her blouse to seduce two enemy soldiers, before crushing them   with a door. (Part of this scene was featured in the trailer.) '),
('12336',' Sarris revives himself and attacks the crew while crash landing.'),
('12337',' The DVD release includes an alien soundtrack option, that allows viewers to  watch the movie dubbed into the strange alien language used in the film!'),
('12338',' For some reason, a scene with Minnie tango dancing has been deleted.  Also a  scene with Mickey smoking.'),
('12339',' Also available in a computer'),
('12340','colorized version.'),
('12341',' New scenes added for US release.'),
('12342',' New Zealand theatrical and videotape versions were originally cut to remove  the entire nunchaku fight with Dan Inosanto, although the censors later  allowed this sequence to appear intact in the documentaries  _Curse of the Dragon (1993)_ (qv) and _Bruce Lee: A Warriors Journey  (2000)_. In 2005 the cut was also waived for the Region 4 DVD release of  "Game of Death".'),
('12343',' Chinese print credits Bruce Lee with scriptwriting and martial arts  choreography and Sammo Hung Kam '),
('12344',' Bo as director and martial arts  choreographer. U.S print credits Jan Spears as scriptwriter and just  Robert Clouse as the director. Sammo Hung gets sole fight choreographer  credit in this version (as Hung Kim Po)'),
('12345',' Original UK cinema and video versions were cut by the BBFC to remove all  footage of nunchaku (including shots of early Bruce Lee films during the  closing credits) and a back'),
('12346','break from the pagoda fight. The cuts were fully  restored for the 2001 Medusa release though the 2005 Universal DVD featured  the heavily cut video version.'),
('12347',' Roy Chiao appears only in the English language version and Casanova Wong  appears only in the Chinese language version.'),
('12348',' Asian DVD version missing second fight toward the end of the film'),
('12349',' The Platinum Edition DVD from Hong Kong Legends includes a feature length  documentary on the life of Bruce Lee (I) (qv) on its second disc. One of  the major parts of this DVD is a meticulous recutting and rearanging of "Game  of Death", said to be the closet version to the "Game of Death" movie Bruce  originally intended to be made. It has a completely different plot, as the  plot of the most typical verson was created after Bruces death.'),
('12350',' New Zealand videotape version is missing the entire nunchaku fight with Dan  Inosanto, although the censors later allowed this sequence to remain intact  in the documentaries _Curse of the Dragon (1993)_ (qv) and  _Bruce Lee: A Warriors Journey (2000)_ (qv).'),
('12351',' An unofficial DVD release circling the Internet entitled "Game of Death:  Integral" features a 127 min cut of the film featuring: '),
('12352',' A large majority of Bruce Lees original footage not used in the official   release. This is most notable in the final three fights as there is now   dialog between Billy Lo and Pasqual as well as with Hakim. The final three   fights added up to only 10 minutes in the 1978 release, but the combined   length of the fights in this cut is 25 minutes. '),
('12353',' The greenhouse fight in the Hong Kong version is also in this cut along with   an extended scene before the fight in which Billy Lo is training on his   outdoor balcony as he hears banging noises from the other room. This is   actually footage from Meng Long Guojiang with new sound effects added. Also,   when Billy comes back to his apartment after the fight, he finds a note   reading "Have you two made out your wills?" along with a phone call from Dr.   Land in which all he says is "You bastard!" with a follow up villainous   laugh. '),
('12354',' The opening theme is replaced with an updated version of the Game of Death   theme originally created for the Japanese film Bruce Lee in G.O.D. '),
('12355',' The infamous "cardboard cutout head" shot shown in all other versions has   been replaced with a close up shot of Bruce Lee from Jing Wu Men. '),
('12356',' The even more infamous shot of the real corpse of Bruce Lee from his actual   funeral has been replaced with a horizontally flipped shot of the outside of   the funeral parlor with all of the fans standing outside. '),
('12357',' All of the fake Bruce Lee yells have been replaced with real yells from   stock audio. '),
('12358',' The films ending is an extension of the Hong Kong ending in which Billy Lo   is arrested. However, the scene inter'),
('12359','cuts with Billy Lo (from the original   Bruce Lee footage) walking back down the stairways of the Red Pepper   Restaurant complex ending with him yelling out to the police in Cantonese   "Help me!" One officer looks up and replies "Hurry down!" The scene ends   with Billy Lo being taken away by the police, then fading to a tracking shot   revealing the yellow and black tracksuit laying over top of a chair in an   editing room and a narrator reading from Lees Tao of Jeet Kune Do   discussing "The Void". '),
('12360',' The film also ends with a large number of bloopers and outtakes from Bruce   Lees original Game of Death footage.'),
('12361',' The UK version replaces some pieces of the films original score in favor of  heavy metal tunes.'),
('12362',' The US video version (the print used also on the Region 1 DVD) superimposes  black boxes with green English text within them over any Japanese text. ADV  Films, the American distributor, did not use this same technique in the two  sequels.'),
('12363',' US home video version has new credits and dubbing and features footage  deleted from from 1969 television version.'),
('12364',' The AIP'),
('12365','TV version deletes some violent footage from one of the monster  battles wherein Guiron chops Outer Galaxy Gyaos into pieces.'),
('12366',' In the 1980s Columbia Pictures replaced their slightly abridged U.S. version  with a version restored to its original British length of 79 minutes. It is  this version that has been used for pay'),
('12367','tv showings and video release.'),
('12368',' The Miramax Dubbed version is edited from the original French release. Most  of the editing is from the first 36 minutes from the film. In the Miramax cut  there is a new introduction of a quote by Issac Asimov, and an extended  ending using footage from earlier in the film. The French cut ends with the  head floating through the air. The French version contains roughly 6 minutes  and 37 seconds more footage than the Miramax version(not including the  Opening Titles and Credits). A lot of this is dialogue and more intimate  scenes between Sylvain and Airelle in the nest and on the ship to Métamorphe.  There is also a sequence cut of the black robots which is also shown in a  montage inside Métamorphe later in the film.'),
('12369',' In April 2005, Skoll launched the Gandhi Project in partnership with Silicon  Valley entrepreneur Kamran Elahian. Working with Palestinian voice actors and  artists, an award'),
('12370','winning director dubbed the epic film into Arabic. It is  being screened throughout Palestine in order to advance civil society goals  of peaceful resistance, self'),
('12371','reliance, economic development and local  empowerment, and plans are underway to expand screenings throughout the Arab  world.'),
('12372',' In the UK, to achieve an 18 rating 3 minutes and 37 seconds of footage had  to be cut. The cuts were required to remove a scene of clear and instructive  detail on the preparation of illegal drugs.'),
('12373',' Sci'),
('12374','fi channel version ommits strong profanity.'),
('12375',' Version entitled Blood Couple is heavily cut.'),
('12376',' When released in the UK, this title was cut by 8 seconds by the BBFC.'),
('12377',' The UK Video Version is cut by 26 Seconds.'),
('12378',' In 2002, Flicker Alley, LLC copyrighted a new version with an organ score  arranged and conducted by Robert Israel (II) (qv). It was produced by  Jeffery Masino (qv) and runs 79 minutes.'),
('12379',' UK 18 version on video & Cable TV edition are both cut versions with all the  hardcore sex scenes edited out.UK R18 version is uncut and released as a  special edition on video and DVD.'),
('12380',' The Fort Worth preview screening of May 1995 was an alternate version,  featuring:'),
('12381',' Slightly different music cues in some scenes and in the pre'),
('12382','title intro;'),
('12383',' Different music for the "finding the cave" sequence (the music used in the  preview screening was identical to that used in the "crossing the desert"  sequence,");'),
('12384',' A different sound mix and sound effect tracks;'),
('12385',' Minor variations in the dialog track (i.e., when Ian first intercepts David  at the college, he shouts "Whoa!" When Travers identifies David in the bar,  David answers "Thats right" rather than "Yes.");'),
('12386',' Different visual effects in the final garden sequence;'),
('12387',' An alternate set of opening and closing titles.'),
('12388',' It is believed that a scene originally appeared in airings before 1991 in  which Odie is unsuccessfully attempting to put together Garfields gift in  the barn. After it falls apart, he gets angry and kicks it away before  crying. Garfield, who is watching, figures out what he is trying to do and  distracts him by throwing an object across the barn. Odie gets suspicious and  goes to investigate. Garfield rushes in, uses a hand drill to drill a hole in  the board, inserts the rod and then ties the gardening tool to it. As he  leaves, Odie arrives and is surprised to find the gift made up, he wraps it  in the bag and leaves. Garfield is happy and puts the drill away as he does,  he falls off the boxes he is standing on and the cartoon continues as normal.  This entire scene appears in the comic book adaption but is not on any video  or DVD version.'),
('12389',' In 1991, the TV special aired on CBS with new scenes, including Grandma  playing the piano. This is why the copyright date on television airings,  videos and the "Garfield: Holiday Celebrations" DVD read as "1991".'),
('12390',' Originally, this TV special was titled "Garfield in Disguise" however, it was  later changed to "Garfields Halloween Adventure". There is a shot where  Garfield slowly dances across the screen right before it fades to black and  the title appears. In this shot, the large amount of space above Garfield is  where the original title would have appeared.'),
('12391',' On the television broadcast, there is a scene that is not included on the DVD  release. Once Garfield and Odie return to their home after seeing the ghost  pirates, they notice that the ghosts have followed them. Still outside, they  run up a tree and the ghost circle the base waiting for them to come down.  Garfield realizes that there is a gold coin in their candy sack and drops it  down to the ghosts. They disappear and Garfield and Odie are free to go into  the house again.'),
('12392',' Sega Channel subscribers had access to "Garfield: The Lost Levels", featuring  new levels like "Slobbin Hood" and "Bonehead the Barbarian" (that are  featured in the Game Gear version).'),
('12393',' The PC version, released in 1996 includes a new level, called Alien  Landscape.'),
('12394',' When released on DVD in 2006, carried the October 2006 retitling "Garth  Brooks: Live From Dublin". In addition, all songs after "American Pie" were  deleted, as well as an interview with Garth right after "Two Of A Kind", and  footage of Garth introducing his now ex'),
('12395','wife Sandy to the Croke Park crowd,  just before "Unanswered Prayers". All of Garths concert specials were edited  for their 2006 DVD releases to remove all references and footage of Sandy;  however, in the DVD for this special, she can still be seen briefly towards  the end of "Tearing It Up (And Burning It Down)", and she can be plainly seen  waving the Irish flag during "American Pie".'),
('12396',' Re'),
('12397','aired in October 2006 on CMT as "Garth Brooks: Live From Dublin". Severely  edited to fit within an hour'),
('12398','long time slot, several songs were deleted. The  axed numbers were "The Beaches Of Cheyenne", "Unanswered Prayers", "Tearing  It Up (And Burning It Down)", "We Shall Be Free", & all songs after "Aint  Going Down (Til The Sun Comes Up)". Also deleted were all interviews &  documentary footage, except for the performance of "That Ol Wind", which was  resequenced to occur right after "The River". Interestingly enough, this  hour'),
('12399','long edited version featured the afore'),
('12400','mentioned "If Tommorow Never  Comes" pub scene that was deleted from a complete CMT airing in Januarary  2002.'),
('12401',' The HBO special lasted 90 minutes. The video runs nearly 2 hours and features  several additional songs.'),
('12402',' Although conceived as a literary and character driven story, the Japanese  version, which contains footage not in the U.S. version, is told for almost  the first third as a mystery.  The re'),
('12403','edited version from Brenco has these  parts of the story told from Mizunos point of view, which Yoshio Tsuchiya  prefers.'),
('12404',' The American cut replaces all of Kunio Miyauchi (qv)s original music, much  of it replaced by Paul Sawtell (I) (qv)s music from  _Fly, The (1958)_ (qv), as well as the traditional Noh music for Fujichiyos  dances, which becomes orchestral Kabuki music, a switch that made  Yoshio Tsuchiya (I) (qv) laugh aloud in the theatre when he saw the  American cut for the first time.'),
('12405',' A longer version (ca. 10 minutes) of the film was shown on German TV (ZDF)  which included more dialogue between Cassie and Dan, a sex scene and numerous  other scene extensions. According to the ZDF, they bought this version  directly from Granada before Miramax/Dimension picked it up and reedited the  movie in their usual way.'),
('12406',' The DVD contains deleted footage not included in the the theatrical release: '),
('12407',' The original version of the "Eight Day Center" scene. Here the doctor offers   Vincents parents the possibility to further enhance the future Anton,   charging $5,000. This is refused by both of them. '),
('12408',' A briefing about the upcoming mission done by Director Josef. He is   interrupted by Irene who tells him that the investigators wish to start   their testing on all members of Gattaca. '),
('12409',' Detective Hugo exposes Anton to be Vincents brother. '),
('12410',' Caesar tells Vincent to put the books away and accept his life. '),
('12411',' Shortly before Vincent leaves for Titan, he visits Caesar and gives him a   telescope. '),
('12412',' A short sequence which shows some famous people who may had not been born if   science had decrypted the human DNA sooner: Abraham Lincoln (Marfans   Syndrome), Emily Dickinson (Manic Depression), Vincent van Gogh (Epilepsy),   Albert Einstein (Dyslexia), John F. Kennedy (Addisons Disease), Rita   Hayworth (Alzheimers Disease), Ray Charles (Primary Glaucoma), Stephen   Hawking (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), and Jackie Joyner'),
('12413','Kersee (Asthma).   The last sentence is: "Of course, the other birth that may never have taken   place is your own." '),
('12414',' Also included is an outtake where Xander Berkeley drinks one of the "urine"   samples.'),
('12415',' The original U.S. theatrical release was cut by approximately 20 minutes. The  version released by Anchor Bay is the complete 112'),
('12416','minute version.'),
('12417',' The 2005 DVD release by Diamond Entertainment, as part of their "Slasher  Collection," is listed on their box as being "fully restored" with a running  time of 112 minutes. The disc actually contains a poor quality print, pan and  scanned, with over 20 minutes missing resulting in a running time of under 89  minutes. The print appears to be an old Warner Brothers edited U.S.  television syndication print with extensive additional footage missing.'),
('12418',' On October 24th, 2005, the Austrian Label XT Video released a "Limited Uncut  Integral'),
('12419','Version" DVD including the German dubbed version and the scenes  which were not dubbed in a subtitled version. The DVD was released with three  different covers and each version was released on 666 pieces.'),
('12420',' The U.S. video release by JTC, Inc. had been cut down to 90 minutes.  This  was apparently done for no other purpose than to record the video at extended  play on a T'),
('12421','30 videocassette.'),
('12422',' Rejected for video release by the British Board of Film Classification in the  UK in February 1999, but finally passed uncut with an 18 rating in  mid'),
('12423','2003.'),
('12424',' German video version was cut down to 67 minutes but still got a "Not under  18" rating.'),
('12425',' The original Italian theatrical cut of "The Leopard" ("Il Gattopardo")  reportedly ran 205 minutes. General consensus that the running time was  excessive led Visconti to edit the film shortly after its premiere. The  version that won the Palme dOr at Cannes reportedly ran 195 minutes (based  on an Italian newspaper account of the day). Viscontis preferred cut ran 187  minutes. It is this version that is now available on DVD from the Criterion  Collection. An English'),
('12426','dubbed version, re'),
('12427','cut by 20th Century Fox for U.S.  and U.K. release, runs approximately 161 minutes, and is also included in the  Criterion set.'),
('12428',' The longest cut of "The Leopard" runs 205 minutes. This version (which has  achieved almost legendary status) is (reputedly) available on video in Italy,  and was shown theatrically (at least in Toronto, Canada), in the 1970s. For  many years, only the 165'),
('12429','minute, English'),
('12430','dubbed version was available in  North America. The 187'),
('12431','minute Criterion DVD release is currently the longest  available version, and is, in fact the same version as the Italian DVD  release at 180 minutes (the 7'),
('12432','minute time difference is due only to the PAL  transfer rate differential).'),
('12433',' Back in 1978 Norwegian cinema version was cut to get an 16 rating, later  video rental version and DVD version are uncut.'),
('12434',' Some television prints are clumsily edited and have several reels in the  wrong order.'),
('12435',' The 35mm theatrical release varies slightly from the VHS and DVD version: in  the 35mm version an interview with the International Committee of the Red  Cross has been removed from the ending. Also, a "melting" visual effect from  the middle of the film is changed to a simple fade'),
('12436','to'),
('12437','white in the 35mm  version.'),
('12438',' The original ending was edited and changed for the American release.'),
('12439',' An adult hardcore version cut entitled "Eingelocht" was released on DVD in  December 2005. This cut was re'),
('12440','edited by Cazzo Films Berlin, replacing the  originally softcore scenes by additional hardcore footage left out of the  original theatrical release.'),
('12441',' The US'),
('12442','release video is missing 8 minutes of nude fights and sex that were   in the original theatrical release.'),
('12443',' The recent German DVD of this title is rated FK16 but is every censored for  violence meaning certain scenes in this version do not make sense.'),
('12444',' Produced in a German and English release, with the same crew but different  actors.'),
('12445',' Actor/tenor Joseph Schmidt appears only in the French/Czech version. In the  German/Czech version, retitled Steckbrief Z 48, Schmitds appearance and  voice have been deleted by Nazi censors and his songs have been replaced by  orchestral versions.'),
('12446',' Originally rated X in the theaters, The Street Fighter was chopped up for the  New Line Video re'),
('12447','release giving it an R'),
('12448','rating and a running time of 75  minutes.  Unrated and uncut version subsequently released runs 91 minutes and  includes all scenes of martial arts violence and gore that was cut.'),
('12449',' The DVD by DIGIVIEW Productions is 75 minutes long, NR Not Rated version.'),
('12450',' Recent ultra'),
('12451','budget reissue by PC Treasures claims to run 84 minutes, but  actually has the 91 minute version.'),
('12452',' The version shown on the FX network is "between" the R'),
('12453','rated and X'),
('12454','rated cuts  in that it (surprisingly) shows more violence than the R'),
('12455','rated cut (such as  when Junjo has to stab his sister through her back), but is still missing  some violence present in the X'),
('12456','rated cut (such as when blood spills from the  blind swordsmans head when attacked by Terry).'),
('12457',' The premiere (as a work in progress) was presented at the Rotterdam  International Film Festival on Wednesday 29th January, 1992, Lumiere cinema  #2, at 23:30.   The film was presented with a live "soundtrack" by the  composer, Theo Nijlands.'),
('12458',' The premiere (as a work in progress) was presented at the Rotterdam  International Film Festival on Wednesday 29th January, 1992, Lumiere cinema  2, at 23:30. The film was presented with a live performance of the  "soundtrack" with music by the composer, Theo Nijlands.'),
('12459',' The DVD contains some deleted scenes: '),
('12460',' Brenner and Sunhill rediscover their feelings for each other. '),
('12461',' Next is a a scene which takes place before they are introduced to the   General. Here Colonel Fowler tells them how tragic the death of Captain   Campbell is for the General and that "we dont want it to become a tragedy   for the army." '),
('12462',' Brenner talks with the Sheriff about his sons relationship to Captain   Campbell. Then Brenner has a conversation with Sunhills husband on the   phone. '),
('12463',' An alternate ending which is in fact an extended version of the ending seen   in theaters. Here Sunhill finds Brenner with a flat tire. They kiss. He   packs his bags in her car and they drive on.'),
('12464',' Also shown in a tinted version.'),
('12465',' Released on VHS/DVD with a 1995 score by Robert Israel.'),
('12466',' Released on DVD with a 2004 score by Joe Hisaishi & the Tokyo City  Philharmonic Orchestra.'),
('12467',' Home video version is colorized.'),
('12468',' The UK video release contains Jubilee spouting off a few swears which were  not in the version that aired on U.S. television.'),
('12469',' Also in the UK video version it replaces the line "Make'),
('12470','believe youre  sitting in the bathroom Kurt" with "Make'),
('12471','believe youre playing with yourself  Kurt"'),
('12472',' All UK releases are cut by 1 min 3 secs. The cinema version was cut for  nudity and later video releases also included additional edits for  horse'),
('12473','falls and to a rape scene.'),
('12474',' In the original live broadcast, the audiences welcoming applause went on for  so long that Carlin was unable to begin his opening joke resulting in several  false starts. This has been cut from all subsequent versions.'),
('12475',' On'),
('12476','screen subtitles were provided for Lyles European mercenaries in the VHS  release. These subtitles have been removed from the DVD version'),
('12477',' Edited to approximately 60 minutes for broadcasting on "American Masters".'),
('12478',' George Winston: Seasons (1996) (TV) is the PBS Network'),
('12479','wide Pledge Special  version (62:00 minutes.)'),
('12480',' The UK version is cut by about 30 seconds to remove scenes of animal cruelty  (two cocks fighting) to comply with the Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act  1937.'),
('12481',' Video release version features 10 minutes of additional scenes not included  in original cable television broadcast.'),
('12482',' The original French version is much more risque than the heavily edited US  version in at least one scene and probably others: the scene where Maria  Schell has a catfight with Suzy Delair, which ends with Schell spanking  Delair with a wooden paddle, is much more explicit in the French version  which includes scenes of Suzy Delairs bare behind getting whacked.'),
('12483',' Due to deep accents of some characters, the film was partially dubbed for the  US release to allow Americans to understand what the characters on screen  were saying.'),
('12484',' The UK cinema release was cut to get an "X" rating by the BBFC with the  stabbing of Albert edited to remove some shots of the knife. Director  Mike Hodges (I) (qv) later admitted that "The less you see of the knife,  the more effective the scene is". The uncut footage no longer exists.'),
('12485',' According to director Mike Hodges on the R2 commentary, when ITV first showed  the film, the phone sex scene had been shortened.'),
('12486',' The DVD version of the film contains several scenes not in the theatrical  rlease.'),
('12487',' The original version was rated R and contained more sexual dialouge with  Mistress Moira, and a more explicit view of the strip club. It was cut in  order to gain the teen audience the film was aimed for.'),
('12488',' The DVD includes deleted & extended scenes, many of which cut to get a PG'),
('12489','13  rating including trimming the party, the parents sex show, and the strip club  amongst others.'),
('12490',' Some ethnical stereotypes have been deleted from this short.'),
('12491',' 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.'),
('12492',' To accommodate the rule that aeroplane crashes cannot be shown on flights, in  the in'),
('12493','flight movie version the guy who owes $300,000 escapes from a train  crash, instead of a plane crash.'),
('12494',' The laserdisc version features an extra scene at the end of the movie. It  takes place on the set of one of Harrys films.  Ben Stiller plays the  director.'),
('12495',' To get permission to release the film in Spain, which at the time was ruled  by Francisco Franco, an additional sequence was tacked onto the end in which  McCoy is captured and returned to prison, because its bad for the moral  health of the people to show that criminals can escape from paying their debt  to society.'),
('12496',' US theatrical version trimmed sex scenes between Alec Baldwin (qv) and  Kim Basinger (qv) to get a R'),
('12497','rating. The European release and US unrated  videocassette are uncut.'),
('12498',' The video version has part of the skinny'),
('12499','dipping scene cut out.'),
('12500',' Getting Off exists in several versions under that title each with the main  scene but with varying numbers of loops added. Blues Velvet seems to be the  complete version.'),
('12501',' Originally filmed as a cable'),
('12502','tv miniseries but briefly released theatrically  at 248 minutes. Some video versions add another 30 minutes of new footage.'),
('12503',' Laserdisc Collectors Box Set is 271 min.  Contains many scenes not in the  standard release. The standard VHS release does not include these scenes, as  the theatrical release did not.'),
('12504',' A VHS Collectors Edition was realeased and contained a copy of the extended  edition of the movie with extra footage, a copy of the soundtrack, a map,  photos of the Generals Lee, Longstreet, Buford and Colonel Chamberlain, a  Minie bullet and book featuring the artwork of Mort Kunstler.'),
('12505',' American Internationals television release version replaces the original  score during the end credits with another section of Akira Ifukubes score  that was used during the shipboard sequence.'),
('12506',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('12507',' German VHS version was cut for violence (the man with the broken window in  his chest) to get a "Not under 12" rating. Some TV stations aired the  complete version.'),
('12508',' U.S. TV edits replace the Subway Ghosts line "Fuck you" with "Forget you."'),
('12509',' In the 1999 DVD release, there was a slight pause that occurred in most DVD  players. This pause happened at the end of the "Twinkie" scene. However in  the 2005 re release of this film (bundled with Ghostbusters 2 and comes with  a collectible scrapbook), the problem was corrected.'),
('12510',' All German TV versions omit the line by Peter Venkman: "Hes a sailor, hes  in New York, we get this guy laid, we wont have any trouble." The video and  DVD versions are uncut.'),
('12511',' In addition to the legendary change from Stantz calling Walter Peck  "dickless" to "Wally Wick," numerous other scenes were shot in alternate,  broadcast'),
('12512','friendly versions for television. As the Ghostbusters emerge from  the Sedgewick ballroom after catching the green ghost (Slimer) Venkmans "We  came, we saw, we kicked some ass!" line was changed to "What a knockabout of  pure fun that was!" Venkmans claim in the mayors office that Walter Peck  "has no dick" was changed to call him "some kind of rodent, I dont know  which," Zeddmores claim to have seen "stuff" rather than "sh*t" thatll turn  you white, and Egons later outburst of "sh*t" at the Keymasters  disappearance was changed to a milder "oh, no!"'),
('12513',' The version that appeared on ABC in 1988 altered the scene in mayors office  from the "dickless" line to the now famous "Wally Wick". It has become a  minor legend among Ghostheads (fans of the film).'),
('12514',' Also released in a 41 minute version.'),
('12515',' Not satisfied with the ending of Ghost Master? There is an additional bonus  scenario with a more conclusive finish that you can download called Class of  Spook Em High. It is a 144M level that gives you a chance to unleash your  veteran haunting force on a high school. Along the way, you might also earn  eternal peace for your haunters. There is a catch however. The scenario is  only for the UK release of the game (although it apparently works with some  US versions also).'),
('12516',' Another truncated version was released to 8mm under the title Frankensteins  New Brain.'),
('12517',' A truncated version was released to the 8mm home movie market as The Trial of  Frankenstein.'),
('12518',' In 2003, Turner Classic Movies presented on television a 19'),
('12519','minute version  with an uncredited musical score. It was digitally restored by Hypercube llc,  New York City, for the National Film Museum Inc.'),
('12520',' The film was released in Germany in both its uncut form (rated "Not under  18") and in an edited version ("Not under 16"), which misses many gory shots  (i.e. from the wire scene in the beginning, the squashed diver or the "hooked  up" singer). For commercial reasons most cinemas showed the cut version.'),
('12521',' The Hong Kong VCD is uncut with extra gore, blood and violence.'),
('12522',' German Videorelease was cut in order to reduce violence but is still  watchabele. The unrated US'),
('12523','Release by Starmaker'),
('12524','Video ist uncut'),
('12525',' In the theatrical trailer, when Seymour is asked by Enid if he would go out  with anyone, he says "As long as shes breathing". In the movie, he replies  with a non'),
('12526','comedic answer.'),
('12527',' The fourth Ghostbuster, Winston Zeddemore, is not featured or referenced in  the Genesis version.'),
('12528',' Completely different than the Activision title of the same name, the Sega  Genesis version Ghostbusters is a side'),
('12529','scrolling platformer.'),
('12530',' Aside from several minor dialog changes because of translation issues, the  German'),
('12531','dubbed version changed the babys name from Oscar to Donald.'),
('12532',' The ghost of the jogger that gets captured during the music montage was  actually a separate scene entirely where the Ghostbusters sit in the park  watching him run laps. As he is about to finish, Stanz "zaps" him into the  trap and then runs to pick it up. Venkman walks up to him holding a  stopwatch.... Venkman: He finished that last lap in six minutes! Stanz: If he  werent dead hed be an Olympic prospect.'),
('12533',' A subway scene was cut from the "chaos" montage, after the womans fur coat  comes to life. In the scene the subway jerks to a halt and the conductor  informs the passengers that there are "technical difficulties". On the subway  track, two attendants confront a large, frog'),
('12534','like monsters with an enormous  tongue. This was meant to be one of the more frightening scenes in the film,  but after takes with the two baffled attendants turned out too funny, the  scene was cut.'),
('12535',' Two attempts by Louis to capture Slimer. The first involved several Kentucky  Fried Chicken legs strung up to the fire house ceiling. Slimer comes out and  grabs a leg, and Louis pushes the button for the trap. The light comes out,  but Slimer floats out of the way and the ceiling collapses, falling on Louis  desk. The second attempt involves Louis carrying a proton pack and faking a  pizza delivery (Oh, hello, Pizza Man! Oh, two larges! I only ordered one. Oh,  pepperoni and pineapple. My absolute favorite. I guess Ill have to eat these  both by myself.) Slimer floats down from the ceiling, and Louis tries to  shoot him with the proton pack. Slimer flies away, and the beam flies towards  Janine carrying a stack of files, who casually steps aside of the beam.'),
('12536',' A scene before the Statue of Liberty attack where Venkman tries to get the  ectoplasm to break itself open by singing. He asks a group of firefighters  outside the museum if they know cumbaya. Several raise their hands, and  Venkman has them line up and join hands. He joins them, and they all start to  sing. Meanwhile Stanz watches the ectoplasm through goggles, and sees a crack  smaller than the eye of a needle. Venkman gets annoyed and walks off, yelling  "The Vienna boys choir couldnt get this thing open!"'),
('12537',' An original shot of a ghost coming through a large arch in the streets of New  York had a giant skeleton standing in the archway. The cut shown in theatres  featured a large, reptillian monster.'),
('12538',' A scene where the Ghostbusters re'),
('12539','unite in Rays store while he is reading a  book to Venkman about a man who caused a flower cart to levitate and fly 150  feet.'),
('12540',' After the ghostbusters visit the museum and inspect the painting, Ray falls  under Vigos hypnotic gaze and goes crazy through the streets, running a red  light and nearly killing the four of them. Winston finally manages to gain  control and the Ectomobile runs into a tree. Peter remarks to Egon to watch  Ray and not let him shave by himself. This scene was cut, but the shot of the  Ectomobile running the red light and Peter and Egon trading bewildered looks  was saved for the montage sequence. However, this sequence remained in the  novelization.'),
('12541',' original version featured the song "2 Bad", and other version includes 2  extra songs: Is it scary? and Ghosts'),
('12542',' The original cut of the film (which screened at Dances with Films, Freedom  Film Festival, Ocean City Film Festival, and Annapolis) contained over  fifteen minutes of additional footage '),
('12543',' only in the fims opening wedding  sequence. The original sequence was 25 minutes long, and featured a great  deal of character exposition. It also ended with Brody punching Scott in the  face at the receiving line. The cuts were made to bring the running time down  into a marketable length, and because audiences were proving anxious for the  "disappearings" to begin.'),
('12544',' Alpha Videos DVD features a greatly altered version of this old B & W public  domain haunted house yarn. Solarized color sequences and superimposed  lightning have been added, along with "spooky" sound FX (in loud stereo, when  the original movie is in tinny mono). The Sinister Cinema and Something Weird  Video tape releases present the film in its original form.'),
('12545',' The German version was shortened down to 43 minutes running time so that it  will fit into the standard screening schedule of the local IMAX theatres,  i.e. an IMAX film must not run longer than 45 minutes so that it is possible  to start a screening every hour.'),
('12546',' The DVD extended version documents the initial attempt to rescue Elwood where  Jake is almost lost as well.'),
('12547',' Most theatrical/TV prints run 73 minutes. Video release restores original  running length of 79 minutes.'),
('12548',' The Ghoul was originally certified by the UK BBFC at 93m following cuts to  (a) remove the third close'),
('12549','up of the knife embedded in Geoffreys face (b)  remove a knee to the groin delivered by Veronica Carlson to John Hurt.  However, the subsequent theatrical version was only 87m following some last  minute snipping by the distributors. The full 93m version, with BBFC cuts  restored, was subsequently released on UK video on the Taste of Fear label.  The differences are as follows: '),
('12550',' the opening party sequence is extended by about 2m 30s via several   additional dialogue extensions that largely serve to explain Carlsons   character. In particular the conversation between her and Ian McCulloch when   she is sitting in the car is nearly a minute longer and the subsequent three   way conversation by another car involving Stewart Bevan is extended by about   40s. '),
('12551',' About 35m into the film, directly after Peter Cushing asks Carlson whether   there is anything she would like before dinner, the extended version has a   new sequence lasting about 2m 30s in which Carlson is escorted upstairs to   her bedroom and takes a bath (fans of the lady should note that her left   breast is briefly visible). This sequence is missing entirely from the   theatrical print. '),
('12552',' After Bachs tocatta and fugue strikes up on the soundtrack the extended   version has an extra 1m showing Carlson emerge from the bedroom, clothed   again, and go down the stairs where she then peeks in on Cushing in his   chapel. In the theatrical version its a bit odd that Cushing is surprised   by her given that in the previous scene theyd been together in his drawing   room.'),
('12553',' 12 minutes of footage were removed from the American release of Ghoulies in  order to achieve a PG'),
('12554','13 rating.'),
('12555',' When originally submitted for video release to the BBFC in the UK in its  uncut form, it was 87m 14s long (which was then cut for violence and weapons  by the BBFC by 55 seconds) The only version available on DVD now (even in the  UK) is the American 85m 59s cut.'),
('12556',' Film was edited of some violence to earn a "PG'),
('12557','13" rating, which replaced the  original "R" rating.'),
('12558',' There is an Unrated/extended version available. Linda & Gias sex scenes are  longer and more explicit. In the scene where Gia gives Linda hamburgers in  the kitchen, Gia straddles Linda in the chair, and says, "Dinner is served!".'),
('12559',' As of 2004, a more sexually explicit version is available in VHS format only  (North America).'),
('12560',' A colorized version was released in 2007, as part of a double feature with  _Killer Shrews, The (1959)_ (qv).'),
('12561',' The original UK cinema version was heavily cut for an A (PG) certificate to  remove some sexual dialogue and a topless shot, and to edit scenes of gore  including victims being eaten, shots of blood, and close'),
('12562','ups of dead bodies.  The 2005 Stax DVD release was uncut and upgraded to a 15.'),
('12563',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('12564',' In the original release for Windows, the female Sea Reapers breasts are  exposed. The PlayStation 2 version and the re'),
('12565','release for Windows are altered  in that the Seas Reapers are wearing bras. This alteration lowered the ESRB  rating from "Mature" to "Teen".'),
('12566',' Current Cartoon Network version cuts out the entire scene in which Sylvester,  dressed as an indian, tries to catch Tweetie, whos dressed as a cowboy.  Sylvester pulls off the cork of Tweeties gun and gets blasted in the face.  He manages to catch Tweetie but gets stopped by Granny, whos also dressed  like an indian.'),
('12567',' The 2004 DVD release has the "Geronimo" sequence reinstated into the short.'),
('12568',' In some prints shown on television, we see still photos of Leslie Caron part  of the time during the song "Gigi", instead of seeing Louis Jourdan singing.  (This occurs after the verse and first chorus, when the orchestra plays the  song while Jourdan only exclaims "Gigi!") As shown currently, we see Jourdan  singing throughout the whole song, as in the theatrical release.'),
('12569',' Re'),
('12570','released in 1992 with some uncensored dialog and some more brief nudity;  this version is rated R.'),
('12571',' 2000 theatrical re'),
('12572','release version features two minutes of footage (including  a shot of a topless woman) that were originally cut from the picture to  ensure a PG rating. The DVD special edition has even more additional scenes,  including studio footage from the mixing sessions of the Stones "Get Yer  Ya'),
('12573','Yas Out" live album and six extra songs from the 1969 Madison Square  Garden show: "Stray Cat Blues", "Live With Me", "Sympathy for the Devil" and  versions of Chuck Berrys "Carol" and Little Queenie and the Rev.  Robert  Wilkins "Prodigal Son".'),
('12574',' In the American dubbed version released by New Line, Jackie Chans real name  is used for his character instead of Kevin.'),
('12575',' Japanese laserdisc is only version containing opening reel surprise birthday  party prank played on Kim. New Line theatrical version has different voice  and music tracks from original export version of Golden Harvest.'),
('12576',' The Japanese print actually has an extended ending cut from all other  versions, including the Hong Kong print. In this ending, after Kevin (Jackie)  has beaten Koo into the glass case, his own co'),
('12577','officers have to arrest him  and bring him in to jail. The only shot of this scene that has been seen in  the U.S. is in a book titled "Great Martial Arts Films" by Ric Myers in which  a full color still of the expurgated scene is shown. This scene may have been  cut for sequel reasons since his character is not in jail in the sequel, but  merely demoted to traffic officer.'),
('12578',' Japanese Laserdisc release by Pony Canyon Video contains the following extra  scenes: '),
('12579',' The surprise birthday "treat" for Mars '),
('12580',' An opening credits sequence '),
('12581',' The extended "traditional chinese" ending in which both Kevin (Jackie Chan)   and Selina (Brigitte Lin) are arrested along with Koo. '),
('12582',' Finally, after the extended ending, there is also an alternate/extended   outtakes sequence which also shows Jackies elation after succesfully   sliding down the pole for the last shot. '),
('12583',' The Japanese version is roughly 5'),
('12584','6 min. longer the the Chinese print, and   is 16 min longer than the American print. '),
('12585',' The extended ending cut from most prints followed the tradition that if a   hero has broken the law, he must face the penalty. However, it may have been   cut either for the possibility of a sequel or the fact the his character in   Heart of Dragon (also released that year) also was a cop who was arrested in   the ending.'),
('12586',' The original Hong Kong version has a different opening than the English. The  trucks on the road interchange with Raymond and Uncle Bill in the office with  Ka Kui disciplining about his actions in the first movie. There is a scene in  the Original Version totally cut from the English version. When Ka Kui and  Bill head to meet Fungs secretary, Bill passes gas in the elevator and to  make sure he can plant the bug, Ka Kui hides under a table during an  important staff meeting.'),
('12587',' Rare Japanese laserdisc of Police Story 2 released by Pony Canyon is  approximately 121 min long, with 15 minutes of footage cut from the Hong Kong  version and an alternate outtakes sequence, similar to their release of the  original Police Story.'),
('12588',' The recent Hong Kong DVD of Police Story II released by IVL and Fortune Star  (packaged with Police Story one and three as part of the "Police Story  Trilogy") features the 121 minute cut of the film featured on the  out'),
('12589','of'),
('12590','print Japanese Laserdisc. This is the first time this cut of the film  has been given a full 2.35 widescreen release (the laserdisc was hardly 1.66)  and English subtitles. Only difference between the two cuts is that the  IVL/Fortune Star edition features the original Hong Kong outtakes rather than  the alternate Japanese outtakes. It also plays the Police Story theme music  over the credits instead of the Police Story II theme music.'),
('12591',' The Canadian DVD Release for the DVD includes deleted scenes'),
('12592',' A Collectors Edition DVD was released in Canada that contains over 20  minutes of Deleted/Extended footage. The additional scenes are as follows. '),
('12593',' A scene in the hallway of the high school. Ginger carves the word "Fuck"   into a locker door while Brigitte takes a Polaroid of herself. There is a   small amount of dialogue as Brigitte says that people suck. '),
('12594',' Extended footage of Brigitte and Ginger arriving home after the attack on   Ginger. There is more of Brigitte screaming for help, and extra footage of   her scrambling to get first aid supplies to help Ginger. '),
('12595',' Ginger gets out of the shower, stands in front of the bathroom mirror and   pulls some of the hair out of her shoulder wound. '),
('12596',' While changing TV channels, Brigitte comes across a really cheesy werewolf   movie and watches it for a moment. '),
('12597',' Additional footage in the greenhouse before Brigitte tells Sam that shes a   werewolf. Sam is conducting an experiment on a rare plant when Brigitte   startles him and ruins the experiment. Sam alludes to the fact that his   family owns the greenhouse, and that its "the family crypt." '),
('12598',' The Mr. Wayne threatens to suspend Ginger for attacking Trina on the playing   field. Brigitte blackmails him into letting Ginger go, threatening to claim   that he tried to rape Ginger. '),
('12599',' Ginger starts to get stir crazy after being isolated in her room. She   thrashes around and tears pictures off of the wall. At one point, she spits   out a tooth, claiming "Thats five." But she shows Brigitte that shes grown   "two more of the new ones," and shows Brigitte her fangs. Ginger reads a   list of symptoms for PMS, then tries to get Brigitte to let her go out.   Brigitte responds "PMS is the least of your problems." '),
('12600',' Another scene in the greenhouse with Sam mentioning that the cops have been   asking him about Trinas disappearance. Sam assumes that Brigitte killed   her. Brigitte calls him a "cherry hound." Sam asks if Brigitte thinks hes   the type to go around chasing virgins. Brigitte asks Sam if he thinks shes   the type to go around killing them. '),
('12601',' A little kid in a puppy suit comes across Jason. Jason asks the kid if he   can bark, and the kid lets out a little "woof." "Thats not a bark," Jason   says, grabbing the kid and growling. '),
('12602',' A much extended scene involving the Mr. Waynes death. Ginger tells the Mr.   Wayne that Brigitte locked her in the bathroom. He has Brigitte paged over   the schools intercom. Brigitte heres the page and begins walking towards   his office. She shyly walks past 2 police officers who are investigating   Trinas disappearance. She hesitates for a moment before entering Mr.   Waynes office. When she opens the door, Ginger pulls her into the office,   where Mr. Wayne is laid out dead on the desk. Brigitte tells Ginger that   there is a cure, and that it worked on Jason. Brigitte says that Sam can   make more. Ginger yells at Brigitte for betraying her for some guy. '),
('12603',' Additional footage after Pamela finds Trinas body. Mr. Fitzgerald walks   outside and asks what shes doing. She says shes just remembering old   times. '),
('12604',' In the van, Pamela gives Brigitte some make '),
('12605',' up to hide the circles under her eyes. '),
('12606',' Extended scene at the party. Ginger opens her shirt up in front of Sam. He   sees her morphed abdomen and says "Nice get up." '),
('12607',' Brigitte makes her way through the party crowd, trying to find Sam and   Ginger. She runs into Jasons friends, who mock her for looking like a   zombie. She leaves, and Jason walks up, just missing her. He asks his friend   if theyve seen Ginger. One friend asks if he and Ginger broke up, and Jason   responds "Oh yeah." The friend says that Ginger is hot and that Jason is an   idiot for breaking up with her. Jason calls him a fag. '),
('12608',' Outside the party, a police cruiser pulls up next to Pamelas van. The   little kid in the puppy suit is in the back seat. Two officers go inside   looking for Jason. Pamela thinks they are after her daughters, so she grabs   the plastic container holding Trinas severed fingers and follows them   inside. '),
('12609',' Additional dialogue when Brigitte walks in on Sam and Ginger. '),
('12610',' Pamela wanders through the party. '),
('12611',' Jason grabs Brigitte and Ginger as they try to leave the party. The police   officers find Jasons friends, and ask if they know where he is. One friend,   mad about being called a fag, points Jason out. Jason sees the cops, thinks   they are after Ginger, and calls them over. Pamela shows up and knocks Jason   down, yelling "Let go of my girls!" She tells her daughters to run, and   walks over to the cops. She shows the cops Trinas fingers, and claims that   she killed Trina. She starts flailing around so the cops will take her away.   Jason watches all of this, then grabs a beer and starts talking to a random   hot girl at the party.'),
('12612',' The DVD release contains deleted scenes. The additional footage is as  follows: '),
('12613',' While looking for a set of keys, Finn tells the girls that he is a map   maker. The girls ask what has happened at the fort. Finn doesnt answer   them. They see a pile of werewolf drawings on a desk, and look at Finn   questioningly. He says that the pictures are of old wives tales. '),
('12614',' An extended dinner scene with additional dialogue amongst the men. Seamus   says that the scripture has made Gilbert twisted. James loudly questions   Hunters motives for staying at the fort. Seamus defends Hunter. Hunter puts   a knife to James throat before letting him go. Rowlands begins to make a   speech before being interrupted by the howling of werewolves outside. '),
('12615',' Returning to the fort after helping Ginger escape, Brigitte is brought   before Rowlands. Gilbert claims she is a disciple of the devil and will   steal the souls of the men. Rowlands tells Brigitte that when he looked into   his sons eyes before shooting him, he saw nothing. He then says that when   he looks into Brigittes eyes, he sees only her sister. He tells the men   they can do what they want with Brigitte, and that he washes his hands of   the whole thing. '),
('12616',' An extended burial scene where Gilbert makes several veiled attacks towards   Seamus personal life.'),
('12617',' Both the US and Canadian DVD releases contain deleted scenes. The additional  footage is as follows. '),
('12618',' Additional footage during the opening scene showing Brigitte walking along   the street before entering the library and walking to the back row. '),
('12619',' An alternate introduction for Ginger. Brigitte marks in her journal the time   it took her latest wound to heal. Ginger appears on the bed behind her,   reading a book and telling Brigitte that the monkshood isnt a cure. '),
('12620',' When Brigitte wakes up in the clinic, she bangs on her door to get someones   attention. Ghost sees her and walks up to the door. Through the doors   window, Ghost tells Brigitte that shes in "Oscar Hamiltons Body Farm," and   that the doctors are going to harvest Brigittes limbs. She also tells   Brigitte that she is lucky, and that the doctors only want Brigittes feet.   Ghost then points to Barbara in the full '),
('12621',' body gauze, and says that the doctors took all of Barbaras skin. Ghost then   heres Alice approaching and runs away. '),
('12622',' After her failed attempt to escape, Brigitte gets escorted back to her room   by Tyler. Along the way, Alice tells her that there are no easy escapes. '),
('12623',' Brigitte uses a piece of meat in her dinner to lure the dog to her door.   Tyler and ghost follow. Brigitte asks Tyler to let her out. He refuses.   Outside, Ghost feeds the piece of meat to the dog. '),
('12624',' The dog barks at Brigitte as she walks down the hall. She reaches out to pet   it, and the dog pees. A counselor asks Ghost why she brought the dog inside,   and Ghost says because "Rocky knows evil." '),
('12625',' Alice talks to Brigitte and offers her a deal. Brigittes door will be   unlocked if Brigitte agrees to spend some social time with the other girls. '),
('12626',' Alice tells Brigitte a story of when she was a junkie. After Alice leaves,   Brigitte makes herself vomit on her gown so the nurse will let her take a   bath.'),
('12627',' There are three version of the movie, one being 21min long, other 45, and the  first and longest 57min long. Each one of them focusing on different parts of  the story, and with a different visual and editing style.'),
('12628',' A black and white print of the film has also been shown on television.'),
('12629',' Unrated version contains more explicit sex and nudity than the "R" rated  version.'),
('12630',' Man From Africa "Caribbean version" Girl From India'),
('12631',' In the alternate ending, Matt is *not* shown at college (as he is in the  original version) but instead he is wearing a suit and smoking a cigar '),
('12632','  standing at Capitol Hill, where we assume he is now working.'),
('12633',' The unrated DVD version contains more nudity and sex which was originally  trimmed or altered to avoid an "NC'),
('12634','17" rating.'),
('12635',' The film was made in both French and English for its original theatrical  release'),
('12636',' Originally released as "The Girl on a Motorcycle" and X'),
('12637','rated; later trimmed  and re'),
('12638','released as "Naked Under Leather".'),
('12639',' In addition to the My Vampire and My Flapper sequences, there was a third  interlude involving the girl with the curls, where Harold finds her as a Mary  Pickford'),
('12640','type milk maid. The scene does not survive (it was cut after a  preview) but a photograph of the scene has appeared in several publications.'),
('12641',' Originally broadcast as "Stop Susan Williams" (1979), a segment of the  short'),
('12642','lived series "Cliffhangers." That series was cancelled before the Susan  Williams segment could be completed. This TV movie incorporates unbroadcast  footage to complete the tale.'),
('12643',' In the trailer, Lisa says to Cynthia "No, youre gay". In the movie she says  "No, youre a dyke".'),
('12644',' Director James Mangold states in the DVD commentary that the original cut was  3 hours long. This version has not been shown publicly nor released on any  media; however the DVD contains 15 minutes of the scenes deleted from the  final cut.'),
('12645',' Also available with hardcore inserts.'),
('12646',' The UK version is known as The Scaremaker.  Even though the film isnt full  of gore, it is cut by 16 seconds.  Some of the cuts are: '),
('12647',' Bensons stabbing is cut, you see him stabbed once before dieing. '),
('12648',' The murder of Jane, in the squash court. It shows the bear attack, then cuts   to her all bloody, none seen coming out a wound. '),
('12649',' Doesnt focus on Janes body hung up in the showers. '),
('12650',' Trishs death in the Summer House is cut, not as much blood is seen.  and '),
('12651',' The ending where the killer stabs Teddy, who is trying to help Dawn, it is   not seen, so it is left unclear what has happened.'),
('12652',' Cable TV and video versions feature additional sex/nudity non present in  theatrical release.'),
('12653',' Originally shown at Venice Film Festival 1997 in a 124 minutes edition'),
('12654',' Italian'),
('12655','German co'),
('12656','production filmed with two casts, both directed by  Malasomma. The German version was released as Vom Schicksal verweht (1942).'),
('12657',' US unrated DVD misses about two minutes of footage: when the mother of the  kidnapped boy comes home and a bunch of reporters await her, Paternos goons  searching for Rambo in a pub, two reaction shots.'),
('12658',' The new 5.1 remix of the soundtrack on the restored Region 2 Special Edition  release uses incorrect music cues for several scenes including the restored  long flashback scene at the end, and edits out two expletives, one is uttered  by Juan while talking to himself before attacking the bridge, the other  spoken by John on the train. Both of these are intact in all other restored  versions. The title of the restored version is now "Duck You Sucker" while  the title on the cover remains "A Fistful of Dynamite".'),
('12659',' The standard version available until recently in both the UK and USA was the  cut 138m version that was trimmed by the distributors both for length and to  obtain a PG certificate. A version touted as the directors cut was released  on laserdisc and has also been shown on UK TV and on TCM in the USA.	This  version runs 154m. The major differences are: '),
('12660',' uncut version begins with a quotation by Mao Tse Tung about "the revolution"   and is followed by the opening shot of Rod Steiger urinating over an ants   nest. '),
('12661',' the scene in which Steiger prepares to rape the bourgeois woman goes on   longer and has more dialogue. '),
('12662',' an additional scene, lasting about 5m, now appears immediately before James   Coburn escapes from Steiger on the train. This has Steiger trick Coburn into   killing his German capitalist employer. This scene makes it clearer that   Coburn was an ex'),
('12663','revolutionary and that his previous comment that "one was   enough for me" were true until Steiger forced his hand. '),
('12664',' the scene in which Steiger discovers his family massacred runs 3m longer and   is differently edited. In this version you only see the corpses at the end   of the scene '),
('12665',' in the short version spliced'),
('12666','in inserts of the bodies (taken   from a later shot) have been inserted at the beginning of the scene. '),
('12667',' extra footage of Steiger and Coburn hiding in the train with more crying   from Steiger and additional footage of executions occurring outside '),
('12668',' about   2m of this. '),
('12669',' the voice'),
('12670','over line "what about me" is missing from the end of the film. The   climatic flashback scene runs about 30s on laserdisc but was missing from   the US TCM presentation '),
('12671',' throughout the film there are various additional extra shots of violence   re'),
('12672','inserted (e.g. Coburn shoots the British soldiers with David Warbeck an   extra time in a flashback scene) and dialogue in which Steiger uses the F   word has been re'),
('12673','inserted (the F word is used about 10 times in the long   version but not at all in the short version)'),
('12674',' The version of the film called Duck You Sucker ends with Juan saying "What  about me?" while the version called A Fistful of Dynamite end with him not  saying anything.'),
('12675',' After initially releasing this film in a version cut to 138 minutes under the  title "Duck, You Sucker", United Artists re'),
('12676','released the film in the U.S. and  U.K. under the title "A Fistful of Dynamite" (with a small Duck You Sucker  within parentheses under title), some prints of which running as short as 121  minutes.'),
('12677',' The Italian version of the film, which has been screened at Londons National  Film Theatre, runs about 157m '),
('12678',' the difference is that the climatic flashback  scene runs about 3 minutes longer (only 30s in other prints or missing  entirely) and shows Coburn getting jealous at the attention Warbeck is giving  his girlfriend '),
('12679',' thus giving a whole additional meaning to the betrayal  sub'),
('12680','plot.'),
('12681',' In the initial U.S. versions, when Juan is about to be executed by firing  squad, he hears Johns voice saying, "Duck, you sucker." In the restored  version, he hears Johns voice saying, "Short fuse."'),
('12682',' The most recent submission of the film to the BBFC has been cut by 6 seconds.  It removes 2 shots of horse tripping. Previousl releases are uncut and  therefore the recent DVD release will be cut.'),
('12683',' Doucmentary "Blood, Sand, And Celluloid" on the 3 disc VCD Special Eidtion: '),
('12684',' Contains some unused scenes not included in the movie.'),
('12685',' The 3 disc Special Edition VCD (Video CD) is edited: '),
('12686',' Excessive sexual and violent scenes, including profanities are censored.'),
('12687',' VCD Version by HVN is 154 minutes long: '),
('12688',' Excessive sexual and violent scenes, including profanities are edited.'),
('12689',' Numerous deleted scenes that were left out of the film were compiled onto the  DVD release.  All scenes with the exception of the mini'),
('12690','film come with an  exclusive Audio Commentoary by Ridley Scott. They are: '),
('12691',' A brief scene showing Maximus surveying the cost of the Battle with the   Germanians.  They are hacked and dying Romans everywhere. '),
('12692',' A brief scene preluding the confrontation of Marcus Aurelius and Commodus.    It shows Marcus praying to his ancestors for wisdom. '),
('12693',' Friends of Proximo try to get him to bet against his own gladiators.	We are   also introduced to Hagan, the German in this scene. '),
('12694',' Proximo tries to reason with Maximus as to not killing his opponents so   quickly but to entertain the crowd. '),
('12695',' Maximus watches condemmed Christians executed in the arena as they are fed   to the lions. '),
('12696',' Lucilla, Gracchus and Gaius have an important meeting in Gracchus house.    They discuss the future death of the Roman People as her brother Commodus is   selling the grain reserve to pay for the games.  They conclude that Commodus   must die. '),
('12697',' Commodus, dismayed by the re'),
('12698','appearence of Maximus, attacks a bust of his   father with a sword. '),
('12699',' Two of the Praetorians that knew of Maximuss escape from Germania, are   executed by Commodus.  Quintus and Commodus have an argument. '),
('12700',' Commodus orders his spies to watch senators and Proximo.  Proximo notices   one of his followers. '),
('12701',' Lucilla realizes that Falco is in league with Commodus. '),
('12702',' Praetorians attack innocent civilains by setting them on fire.'),
('12703',' There are a whole slew of unused shots and sequences compiled into a short  film.  Some of those sequences are: '),
('12704',' A few new shots of Commodus riding to meet his father along with his   entourage. '),
('12705',' New footage of Maximus riding to flank the Germanians. '),
('12706',' A whole Alternate Sequence of the Death of Maximuss Wife and Son.  In this   version we see him ride through many different scenes and he overlooks the   farm seeing his son getting trampled by horses and his wife screaming.  He   screams and he reaches forward with his open hand.  He pulls it back and   there is blood.  He cries out loud in pain over the death of his family. '),
('12707',' New footage of the Arabs and the Gladiator Training Grounds. '),
('12708',' Commodus not'),
('12709','so'),
('12710','warm reception in Rome.  We see people graffiting his name   on walls. '),
('12711',' New footage of the first Gladiator Chain'),
('12712','Gang battle.  We see an Alternate   Take of Hagen impaling the man on a spike protruding from a wall.  We also   see that after the battle is over, a huge man wearing a mask walks out and   kills the wounded. '),
('12713',' Hagan in a bath accompained by exotic women. '),
('12714',' Germanian Ground Battle footage of Maximus fighting of many Germanians!'),
('12715',' The first printing of the bonus disc from the Signature Selection DVD  release contains a documentary about the links between sport and violence  which includes a picture from the Hillsborough football disaster. After  complaints from a support group for relatives of the victims the picture was  removed from subsequent pressings.'),
('12716',' The ABC version of "Gladiator" (aired in 2002) was made into a two'),
('12717','part movie  including scenes that were deleted in the theatrical version, but found in  the DVD version. It had been heavily edited for violence.'),
('12718',' German TV version was edited for violence to be broadcast at primetime (which  is required by law for films with a "Not under 16" or higher rating).'),
('12719',' A 171'),
('12720','minute extended version incorporating formerly deleted scenes has been  created specifically for DVD release'),
('12721',' Abel Ferrara (qv) had to cut approximately 11 minutes of footage from the  final cut due to the restrictions imposed by New World Television on the  running length. A scene where Rick (Ken Wahl (qv)) and Susan  (Nancy Allen (I) (qv)) go out for a meal and debate the motives behind the  gladiator made up the majority of the cut footage; it is unknown whether  future DVD releases will contain missing scenes to this date (May, 2007).'),
('12722',' The DVD includes two cut scenes from the fim: '),
('12723',' After Ruby faints when she finds the cops at her house, she wakes up the   next morning thinking her parents accident was a dream.	When she heads   downstairs, the neighbors are there to tell her it wasnt.  Ruby sits at the   table and cries sadly as the camera slowly pans away from her. '),
('12724',' Another scene has Ruby and Rhett at the funeral burying their parents ashes   at the cemetary.'),
('12725',' Reissued in 1982 with six minutes of additional footage.'),
('12726',' Some versions contain material that was pornographic by 1950s standards  inserted at the behest of the producer and not direcxted by Ed Wood.	It has  been released on VHS both with and without this footage.	Video Yesteryears  tape, for example, lacks this material, as does Rhinos.'),
('12727',' The US release DVD from Image Entertainment appears to be from a censored  print, as it differs in many ways from the Australian release VHS from Kiseki  Cult. '),
('12728',' The VHS version includes a scene in which a gay man approaches a straight   man for a light, and makes a pass at him.  He is violently rejected.   The   straight man then approaches Ed Wood as Glenda and makes a pass at him/her.    Glenda violently rejects the advance.  The commentator explains that   transvestites do not dress as women to attract men, unlike some homosexuals.   This scene is not on the DVD. '),
('12729',' At the beginning of the dream sequence Barbara and Glen are seen wandering   about zombie like for a time on the VHS '),
('12730',' the DVD cuts straight to agonised   close'),
('12731','ups. '),
('12732',' On the VHS version, at the end of the conversation between two unseen   steel'),
('12733','workers, the voice of the male worker, who has been defending men who   have sex changes, turns into the voice of a woman.  The DVD version goes   straight to sounds of thunder. '),
('12734',' At the end of the gratuitous "girlie" S&M sequence (which is the same in   both versions), Barbara and Glen fight.  In the VHS version Glen rips   Barbaras top off violently, revealing her bra.  This has been cut in the   DVD version. '),
('12735',' In the scene in which Barbara and Glen discuss the sex'),
('12736','change story in the   newspaper, Barbara twice says "sex change to a girl" in the VHS version.    These lines have been cut on the DVD.  In a later scene the psychiatrist   says the same thing on the VHS '),
('12737',' also cut on the DVD. '),
('12738',' On the VHS version, in the final psychiatrist scene, the policeman asks the   psychiatrist if transvestites have "homosexual tendencies".  The   psychiatrist explains that this varies from case to case.  The question and   answer have been cut on the DVD. '),
('12739',' In the same scene on the VHS version, the psychiatrist explains how he had   to train the sex'),
('12740','change patient "Ann" to understand "the duty of a woman in   her sex life".  These lines have been cut on the DVD.'),
('12741',' An alternate take of one scene exists and has been featured in documentaries.  It is the scene where Barbara gives Glen her angora sweater. In the alternate  take, she throws it at him; in the final film, she hands it to him more  gently. According to actress Dolores Fuller, the "throwing" take more  accurately showed her feelings about the film!'),
('12742',' The versions titled "I Led Two Lives", "I Changed My Sex", and "He or She?"  and some VHS releases, include 6 minutes additional footage ordered by the  Producer, and directed by Connell, W. Merle (qv), that had been considered  too daring at the time of the initial production.'),
('12743',' The Australian release DVD on "Hollyweird" is 71 minutes long. It contains  most of the additional material described above.'),
('12744',' The death of the two teenagers that Bryan talks about refers to a gory  sequence where two potheads are brutally murdered. This was included in the  Sept. 2001 rough cut and cut for pacing.'),
('12745',' SPOILER: An alternate ending showed Thomas Sinclair, having survived  Bracketts attack, picking up his ski mask and staring at the audience. This  was filmed, but does not appear in the DVD.'),
('12746',' In the BBFC'),
('12747','approved UK version, 8 seconds are cut. In the scene where Seagal  confronts two Russians in the car, 4 seconds of Seagal beating a Russian over  the head 9 times with his gun butt have been cut, and in the final scene, 4  seconds of Seagal repeatedly punching the villain bloodily in the face after  he kicks him onto the table are cut.'),
('12748',' Airings on cable station TBS include two additional scenes not seen in the  theatrical version or on home video/DVD. The first scene has Det. Campbell  visiting Jessica Cole at work, where he informs her about Jack being  suspended and a suspect in the Dunlevy murders. The second scene (which  follows immediately afterward) has Jessica returning home and confronting  Jack about the news he was suspended, and they have a brief argument. Both  occur after the scene where Cole and Capt. Harris talk in the bathroom  following the polygraph questioning.'),
('12749',' While the DVD contains the entire concert recording, YLE TV2 made one hour  compilation for the television release.'),
('12750',' In the HBO version, there are extended scenes between costume changes and  there are more reaction shots in the audience.'),
('12751',' A black'),
('12752','and'),
('12753','white print currently shown on television (which was cut down to  87 minutes) was made in the 1950s and has a number of sequences cut due to  their Pre'),
('12754','Code content (nudity, etc.). The film was restored to the length of  96 minutes, with the original Technicolor sequences, by the UCLA Film and  Television Archive.'),
('12755',' The newly released Region 2 edition dvd contains two deleted scenes. '),
('12756',' While on guard duty, Trip (Denzel Washington) shoots dead what he believes   to be a confederate soldier, only to discover he has killed a 15 year old   "apple'),
('12757','picker". '),
('12758',' On the morning of the final battle, (the storming of Ft. Wagner) Major   Forbes (Cary Elwes) is visited in his tent by Colonel Shaw. Major Forbes   beleives he is going to die and does not want to take part in the assault.'),
('12759',' 4 seconds of horse'),
('12760','falls were cut from the UK cinema and video releases by  the BBFC.'),
('12761',' There is another PG version made for school showings, with no blood, and has  a commentary at the beginning by Denzel Washington.'),
('12762',' The PG version that was put out for school use has an introduction by Montel  Williams.'),
('12763',' DVD includes 14 deleted scenes: they consist mostly of alternate takes of  existing scenes (for example Ronna and Simon discussing outside the store)  and longer versions of scenes featured in the theatrical release (such as the  first conversation between Todd Gaines and Claire). Also included, however,  is an alternate ending for the Vegas storyline, where Simon and Marcus find  out they left Todds credit card in Vegas and realize that the goons are on  their tracks. They barricade themselves in Simons apartment.  Meanwhile  Victor and his son are at Todds apartment and are waiting for Simon. Claire  finds Todds gun and points it at Victor unaware that the gun isnt loaded.  After a fight, Todd manages to wrestle the gun out of Victors hands.  Todd  goes to Simons apartment and, after Simon lets him in, punches him in the  face.'),
('12764',' The very last line in the film is "So, what are we going to do for New  Years".  However, on the DVD special features, there is a theatrical trailer  and that very same scene is shown but the line is changed to "So, what are we  going to do tomorrow?".'),
('12765',' A scene shown in the trailer, but not in the movie, is where Claire says "We  just kissed a little" while Ronna points out the guy she kissed is a drug  dealer.'),
('12766',' A version shown on the USA network for American television included the  normal cuts of nudity and profanity. The following scenes are completely cut  from the film: Tiny tells the "contact lens story" on the way to Las Vegas;  the guys discuss tantric sex in the restaurant (after the scene at the salad  bar, the film cuts to the guys arriving at the Riviera in Las Vegas); Simon  has sex with the two women and the room catches fire.'),
('12767',' US version was cut for commercial reasons to a PG rating (the original  version had a PG'),
('12768','13 rating).'),
('12769',' A five'),
('12770','reel version was released by Vitagraph in 1920.'),
('12771',' Theatrical release is edited down from a six'),
('12772','hours miniseries developed for  Swedish television.'),
('12773',' The original mini'),
('12774','series was released on Swedish television 25 December 1991.  Since this preceded the theatrical release, it was not eligible for an Oscar  nomination.'),
('12775',' In 1977, The Godfather Saga was broadcast as a TV miniseries; this featured  The Godfather Parts I & II re'),
('12776','edited chronologically with much extra footage  inserted throughout (this was never released on video).  Next came the  3'),
('12777','cassette box set video (& Laserdisc) release, in 1981, of The Godfather  1902'),
('12778','1959: The Complete Epic (mistakenly titled so, but in Japan was known as  The Godfather 1901'),
('12779','1959: The Epic). The same linear format as The Saga, The  Complete Epic reportedly contains less additional scenes. Of all of the  extended cuts, The Godfather Trilogy: 1901'),
('12780','1980 features the greatest amount  of footage absent from the theatrical versions (most of the Saga extra  footage is also found here).'),
('12781',' In 1972, Paramount was owned by Gulf & Western, so that companys name  appears on the opening Paramount logo. When the film was re'),
('12782','released in 1997,  Paramount was owned by Viacom, which placed its named on the re'),
('12783','release  Paramount logo, and all subsequent video releases.'),
('12784',' In 1977, a special version for television titled  _"Godfather Saga, The" (1977) (mini)_ (qv) was prepared by director  Francis Ford Coppola (qv) and editor Barry Malkin (qv) by re'),
('12785','editing  _Godfather, The (1972)_ (qv) and _Godfather: Part II, The (1974)_ (qv) in  chronological order and adding deleted scenes. Among new scenes are: '),
('12786',' Following Bonaseras exit in the first scene, Vito whistles at Sonny for not   paying attention to business. '),
('12787',' During the wedding reception, Tom Hagen informs Don Vito that Consiglieri   Genco wont last the night in the hospital. '),
('12788',' After the wedding, the Don and his sons are leaving the compound with Johnny   Fontane to visit Genco. Vito asks Michael if Kay was able to get home all   right. '),
('12789',' In the hospital, the Don looks at Michaels military decorations with   disdain then tells Michael that he has plans for him after graduation. '),
('12790',' A dying Genco begs Vito to stay with him believing that Vito will somehow   stop his death. '),
('12791',' An extended version of Jack Woltzs party for his teenage star. '),
('12792',' After being thrown out by Woltz, Tom looks up and sees the teenage girl   crying and her mother push her back into Woltzs bedroom. '),
('12793',' Connie and Carlo argue and she runs crying into Mamas arms. Sonny wants to   confront Carlo but Vito tells him not to interfere. '),
('12794',' After Tom returns from Hollywood, he discusses with Vito what he has   discovered about Woltz. '),
('12795',' Michael and Kay are in their hotel bed in New York City and dont want to go   to the family compound. Michael has Kay call Tom pretending to be a   telephone operator, then Michael tells Tom that they are in New Hampshire   and will be there the next day. '),
('12796',' On the way to meet Sollozzo, Luca sees the nightclub neon sign burn out. '),
('12797',' Sonny gets a call from a detective telling him about his fathers shooting. '),
('12798',' Sonny tells his mother about the shooting. He then goes into Vitos study,   calls Tessio and tells him to prepare his men. He then tries to call Luca. '),
('12799',' A quick shot of Michael driving, returning home after his fathers shooting   and Rocco offering to escort Michael into the house. '),
('12800',' Michael brings Toms wife Theresa into the study where Sonny and Tessio are.   Sonny comforts her and tells her to wait outside. They discuss with Michael   whether Clemenza or Paulie was the traitor. Michael tries to talk Sonny out   of going to war stating Vito would not want it. Then Tom returns home and   hugs Theresa. '),
('12801',' Immediately following is a quick outside shot of the Corleone compound that   dissolves to the scene where they discuss their next course of action. '),
('12802',' Rocco admires Clemenzas car but Clemenza complains that the bumpers are   wooden due to the war effort. He then tells Rocco that he is to kill Paulie. '),
('12803',' Clemenza has Paulie check the hideout spot. He then has Paulie make a stop   so he can buy some cannoli and have a meal at a restaurant. '),
('12804',' In Sicily, Michael and the bodyguards watch the progression of a military   march. '),
('12805',' While relaxing in the afternoon sun, Fabrizio begs Michael in English to   take him back to America when he returns. '),
('12806',' Michael and his bodyguards visit his fathers childhood home and find it   abandoned. '),
('12807',' After Connie hangs up the phone on Carlos "girlfriend", she then confronts   him in the shower. Then, Carlo orders her to make him dinner. '),
('12808',' Bonasera is shown getting ready to return his favor to Don Vito. Bonasera   tells his wife who is helping him get dressed that maybe he will be asked to   be an accomplice to murder. He says he regrets becoming friends with Don   Vito. '),
('12809',' After the car bomb, Michael wakes up in bed surrounded by nurses and Don   Tommasino. Michael tells Tommasino to find Fabrizio and he passes out. '),
('12810',' Michael and Vito in the new garden after his return from Sicily. Vito tells   Michael not to avenge the deaths of Sonny and Apollonia and Michael   reluctantly agrees. '),
('12811',' The final scene is Kay in a Catholic church lighting candles and praying.'),
('12812',' The original UK cinema version suffered minor BBFC cuts to the scene of  Sonnys body being machine'),
('12813','gunned and kicked in the face. All later releases  were uncut.'),
('12814',' In _"Godfather Saga, The" (1977) (mini)_ (qv), the scene of the photographers  outside the hospital waiting for Don Vitos release is deleted.'),
('12815',' For _"Godfather Saga, The" (1977) (mini)_ (qv), besides the added scenes and  toning down the violence and language, other changes were made to the  original version: '),
('12816',' The on'),
('12817','screen prologue is deleted. '),
('12818',' The shot of little Vito singing by himself in Ellis Island is deleted. '),
('12819',' Throughout the story of young Vitos rise, many of the lines originally   spoken in Sicilian are dubbed in English. '),
('12820',' The scene of Anthony receiving his communion is deleted. '),
('12821',' Scenes at the communion party are rearranged. The scene with Connie and   Merle meeting with Michael appears earlier and the scenes with Senator Geary   appear later. '),
('12822',' Michaels reply of "New York City" at the Senate hearings is deleted.'),
('12823',' In 1977, a special version for television titled  _"Godfather Saga, The" (1977) (mini)_ (qv) was prepared by director  Francis Ford Coppola (qv) and editor Barry Malkin (qv) by re'),
('12824','editing  _Godfather, The (1972)_ (qv) and _Godfather: Part II, The (1974)_ (qv) in  chronological order and adding deleted scenes. Most of these deleted scenes  are also included separately on the DVD release. Among new scenes are: '),
('12825',' The opening credit sequence features additional shots of the Corleone   compound and of Michael sitting alone contemplatively. '),
('12826',' Don Ciccios henchmen look for the boy Vito at his home. Signora Andolini   promises to bring him to Ciccio. '),
('12827',' Don Fanucci tells the theater impresario that he enjoys musicals and   comically sings and dances. '),
('12828',' After Fanucci leaves, the impresario smacks his daughter for walking in at   the wrong time. '),
('12829',' Vito sees a group of hoods jump Don Fanucci and slice his neck (this   explains the scars on his neck seen later in the film). '),
('12830',' Genco tells Vito about the attack on Fanucci and Vito pretends not to know   about it. '),
('12831',' Additional dialogue when Clemenza takes Vito for coffee. '),
('12832',' Vito meets Tessio for the first time outside a warehouse with Clemenza. '),
('12833',' A tribute to Francis Ford Coppolas father, Carmine Coppola (qv), who is   portrayed as a young boy in a warehouse that Vito, Clemenza and Tessio take   the gun parts to. The boy plays the flute to entertain the men while his   father assembles the guns. The men also leave the warehouse with a bunch of   dresses. '),
('12834',' Clemenza tries to sell a dress to a woman and ends up having sex with her.   Tessio asks him "What took you so long?" and Clemenza replies "She couldnt   make up her mind." '),
('12835',' Additional dialogue after Fanucci gets out of Vitos car. '),
('12836',' An extended version of the scene where Vito talks to Signor Roberto. '),
('12837',' Clemenza brings a young Jewish boy named Hyman Suchowsky to see Vito.   Clemenza wants to rename him "Johnny Lips", but Vito decides he will be   called "Hyman Rothstein" after Arnold Rothstein (qv). '),
('12838',' When Vito returns to Sicily, he kills the men that murdered his father. One   he finds passed out in a hut and stabs, the other he rows up to on a lake   and kills with an oar. '),
('12839',' Fredo shows up late to Anthonys communion party because his wife, Deana, is   drunk. She accuses Fredo of trying to rape her, runs down the driveway   demanding to see Michael, then falls down and knocks down Fredo when he   tries to pick her up. Fredo warns her not to embarrass him. '),
('12840',' A thirsty Pentangeli tries to get a beer or wine at the communion party, but   all the waiters have are champagne cocktails. This explains why he is seen   drinking from a garden hose. '),
('12841',' At the party, Sonnys widow, Sandra, brings their daughter Francesca and her   fiancé, Gardner, to see Michael. Fredo barges in to tell Michael that   Frankie is outside. Michael gives Francesca and Gardner his blessing to get   married. She sees Kay and they hug. '),
('12842',' Al Neri tells Michael that hes tracked down Fabrizio, the man who murdered   Michaels first wife, Apollonia. He now runs a pizza parlor in New York and   is living under the name "Fred Vincent". He was brought to New York by   Barzini. '),
('12843',' A shot of four opera singers performing at the party. '),
('12844',' A quick shot of Rocco berating one of his men. '),
('12845',' A quick shot of Johnny Ola arriving at the dock. '),
('12846',' Anthony runs towards the area where the buttonmen are sitting and Kay chases   after him. Kay looks at the buttonmen, then grabs and hugs Anthony. '),
('12847',' Pentangeli sits with Anthony and drinks a cocktail in one gulp. Then, he   gives Anthony a $100 bill. '),
('12848',' Al Neri goes to a casino and fires Klingman on orders of Michael. When   Klingman wont leave, Neri smacks him, chases him into a rehearsal of a   stage show and threatens him with a chair. Klingman agrees to leave, and   Neri tells the performers to continue the rehearsal which he stays and   watches. '),
('12849',' Fabrizio comes out of his pizza parlor. He gets into a car that Al Neri has   rigged, turns the ignition, and the car explodes. Fabrizio falls out of the   car and crawls around a bit before he dies. '),
('12850',' The final scene is Kay in a Catholic church lighting candles and praying.'),
('12851',' Video release is called "Final Directors Cut" and features 9 minutes of  additional footage not included in theatrical version.'),
('12852',' Some television versions feature a montage of clips from the first two  Godfather films before the opening credits.'),
('12853',' There is apparently a different beginning for the version aired on USA  network, which shows Michael (Al Pacino) sitting in a garden on a bench,  wearing a fedora and a pair of sunglasses. He is on the right side of the  screen, and the opening title dissolves in on the left. The voiceover of his  letter to Mary and Anthony begins at this point.'),
('12854',' Two additional scenes have known to have been added to the USA network  version during its Godfather trilogy and Saga showings in the late 1990s: '),
('12855',' Don Altobello hands Michael and Constance an expensive check for the Vito   Corleone Foundation, and Altobello declares lifetime peace between the two   familes. All three embrace each other. '),
('12856',' A brief exchange between B.J and the Archbishop is seen during the party   sequence. The Archbishop snaps softly at B.J "We had a deal!" B.J   half'),
('12857','chuckles and says "Of course, how do you think I got all this grey   hair." This scene hints early on the wrongdoings of the Archbishop, which   isnt revealed until later in the theatrical version.'),
('12858',' Predictably, the film ends with Judy turning from atheism and believing in  God. Director Cecil B. DeMille was surprised to find that the film was very  popular in Soviet Russia, until he learned that it was being shown without  the final reel showing the transformation.'),
('12859',' When released on video in the UK, one second was cut to obtain a PG  certificate.'),
('12860',' In the original American version of the film, end credits and the Transworld  logo were present. The credits arent in any of the video releases, but the  Transworld logo was restored in the 1998 DVD release by Simitar.'),
('12861',' The American version added the sound of Gojiras (Godzillas) roar during the  typhoon scene. This is also true with the cruise ship scene when Gojira  (Godzilla) first appears in Tokyo Bay.'),
('12862',' Originally Godzilla destroys the Diet Building but the model didnt collapse  properly and there was no time to rebuild. In the finished scene when  Godzilla approaches the Diet Building if you look closely you can see footage  of the Real Diet Building was super'),
('12863','imposed into the film and when Godzilla  destroys it all you see is the ground level of Godzillas feet destroying the  model.'),
('12864',' In the Japanese version the praying mother and her children are crushed by a  falling building as Godzilla passes by. This is omitted from the American  version.'),
('12865',' The American version deletes all scenes that reference Hiroshima or the fire  bombing of Japan.'),
('12866',' At the end of the original Japanese version, Doctor Yemane makes a speech  that is very anti'),
('12867','nuclear. The American producers wanted a more upbeat  ending, so they inserted the speech that Steve Martin makes at the end.'),
('12868',' Since being reacquired by Toho, all current U.S. prints now have the  Transworld logo removed and replaced with black footage'),
('12869',' A scene where Emiko is in Ogatas apartment as he is exiting the shower is  deleted from the American version. This scene helps to establish the  relationship between the two.'),
('12870',' Other deleted scenes from the final cut of this movie include... '),
('12871',' A scene on Odo Island where Dr.Yamane, Ogata, and Emiko visit the graves of   several victims killed by Godzilla during the typhoon '),
('12872',' A scene of Ogata and his crew conducting a series of tests attempting to   determine what caused the shipping disasters early in the film '),
('12873',' A scene of Ogata and Emiko setting up camp on the beach of Odo island and   being frightned by the site of Godzilla tail moving in the water. This was   meant to be the first appearence of Godzilla in the film but was later   changed. The actors scenes were filmed but the speacil effects shots of   Godzillas tail were not. '),
('12874','When Godzilla first appears (by popping his head   over a hill on Odo Island) he originally had a dead cow in his mouth. The   scene was deemed "no good" because you could barely see the small cow prop   in the Godzillas puppet heads mouth. The scene was reshot without the dead   cow.'),
('12875',' Most TV prints in the US are in black & white.'),
('12876',' Due to licensing problems the "I Love Lucy" theme and "Hard Days Night" were  removed from the soundtrack for the DVD version released in 2006.'),
('12877',' Some television broadcasts have expanded scenes.'),
('12878',' When released on video with Video Treasures, the following scene was removed:  When Ollie accidentally gets his head stuck in the head of the bed Stan  helps him pull it out. The video release showed the Before and After of the  gag instead of the middle, so it cuts right to the broken bed head and Ollie  rubbing his neck.'),
('12879',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('12880',' Another version of Gojira was released in 1977 in Italy. Supervised by Luigi  Cozzi, it used a crude colorization process, and had even more footage  re'),
('12881','edited and inserted than the American version.'),
('12882',' Much of the debate scene on the floor of the Diet was deleted from the  American version of the film.'),
('12883',' The bon voyage scene in the American version was heavilly edited with the  scene of Serizawa silently watching as Emiko and the rest of the party is  deleted.'),
('12884',' The scene where Emiko is in Ogatas apartment as he is exiting his shower was  deleted from the American version.'),
('12885',' A scene where the couple that appear on the cruise ship later talking about  Gojira was omitted in the US version.'),
('12886',' The US version also modifies the movies ending. Instead of ending with  Godzillas roars fading out, they added a more disturbing, high'),
('12887','pitched roar,  and a speech by Raymond Burrs character.'),
('12888',' The original Japanese version, like the 1954 original, did not contain  Raymond Burr.  Also, in the Japanese version, the Russian submarine officer  tries to stop the nuclear weapon that was accidentally launched.  This was  changed for the US version so that the Russian officer actually launched the  weapon.'),
('12889',' These are the scenes that were cut out or rearranged for the American  version: '),
('12890',' The original opening credits were imposed over a shot of a volcano on   Daikoku Island erupting.  This is what awakes Godzilla. '),
('12891',' Goros struggle with the sea louse was shortened. The voice of the louse was   also changed. '),
('12892',' Goro calling his editor from an island (or a tropical area) about the story. '),
('12893',' A scene of Prof. Hayashida showing Okumura pictures of Godzilla in the   hospital was the only reference to the original Godzilla movie in the   Japanese version and was cut from the American version. '),
('12894',' Whenever a government official first appears his name and position appears   on screen. '),
('12895',' The scene where Goro tells Naoko that her brother is alive is abridged.    Subsequently, so is the scene where Naoko and Okumura are reunited.  Goro   begins to snap pics of the siblings, angering the two and showing his   interest in Naoko was only for the story. '),
('12896',' The meeting between the Japanese prime minister and the American and Russian   ambassadors is greatly abridged and is shifted to before Godzilla attacks   the nuclear power plant. '),
('12897',' Also, two scenes, one of the P.M. talking to his Cabinet and one of him   explaining how he convinced America and Russia to back off from using nukes,   were cut out of the American version. '),
('12898',' To make America look more virtuous and Russia more evil, a quick shot of the   American nuclear missile satellite (which looks a lot spiffier than the   rudimentary Russian one) is excised. '),
('12899',' Scenes of Hayashida and Naoko working on the wave generator are eliminated. '),
('12900',' Scenes of the mobile command unit at the shores of Tokyo Bay are cut. '),
('12901',' Godzillas attack on Tokyo is rearranged somewhat in the American version.    First, he appears in Shinjuku as people run from him.  This is taken from   later in the film when after Godzilla is knocked out, people crowd around   him and then the nuke revives him.  Also, Godzilla fires his nuclear ray   AFTER the Super'),
('12902','X shoots cadmium shells in his mouth in the Japanese   version. '),
('12903',' A shot of a long'),
('12904','haired Christian priest in the bullet train is cut. '),
('12905',' The scene where Godzillas image is reflected by a building (a tribute to   Yuji Kaidas cover art for the Godzilla Legend Chronology 1 CD) is taken   out. '),
('12906',' The scene where Hayashida tests the wave amplifier is different. '),
('12907',' The infamous button'),
('12908','pushing scene mentioned before. '),
('12909',' A quick scene where a Russian official (presumably the P.M.) calls the   Japanese P.M. to tell him about the missile launch. '),
('12910',' Other minor cuts and changes. '),
('12911',' The end titles are different. In the Japanese version, the credits roll over   a shot of the island as the sun rises with the pop song "Godzilla" sung by   the Star Sisters (not the Blue Oyster Cult song, its more of a love song)   plays.  The American end credits are the usual running over a black   background.  Instead of "Godzilla", a medley of Reijiro Korokus score is   played.'),
('12912',' The first run release prints issued by New World Pictures in the U.S.  contained the classic Marv Newland short _Bambi Meets Godzilla (1969)_ (qv)  before the feature. This has frequently caused an incorrect longer running  time to be listed for the U.S. version.'),
('12913',' The original Japanese version was shot in Panavision. The added American  footage was shot in spherical widescreen (1.85:1) and the Japanese footage  was cropped to that format for release in the U.S.'),
('12914',' The US version takes out about 9 minutes of the film and changes a lot of the  dialogue.'),
('12915',' In the American theatrical versions, a green "The End" with a red question  mark in the middle is super'),
('12916','imposed over the closing shot of Godzilla blowing  up Shinjuku with his Radioactive Heat Beam right before the closing credits.   Michael Schlesinger, the producer of the US version, did the scene in tribute  to sci'),
('12917','fi films from the good old days, but since he was on vacation,  Tri'),
('12918','Star used the "goofy" font, as opposed to the black blocky letters  Schlesinger wanted.  Either way, Toho Company Ltd. didnt like it, so Toho  and Schlesinger agreed to remove the title card from all subsequent versions  (on VHS/DVD and TV prints).'),
('12919',' Scenes deleted from the US version include: '),
('12920',' Some quick shots of a train station in Nemuro during the films opening. '),
('12921',' After Yuki asks for directions to GPNs office, she goes into a factory'),
('12922','like   complex, and spots a sign (with crude version of the GPN logo), with an   arrow pointing up a flight of stairs. She enters the office, but since   Shinoda was too busy to help her, he points to his daughter Io, who prepares   to give Yuki her membership form in the next scene. '),
('12923',' The scene where the UFO rears right'),
('12924','side up (due to its recharging from the   rising sun) was trimmed. '),
('12925',' The sequence with Godzillas raid in Tokaimura was also trimmed. (The scene   where Godzilla sets off the Blast Bombs in the lake was noticably cut, as   the tremendous watery explosion was suddenly gone in the next shot, which   made for a glaring continuity problem). '),
('12926',' In the Japanese version, said sequence ended when Godzilla was beginning to   charge his Radioactive Heat Beam, but was heavily bombarded with jets, and   Godzillas aim was abruptly cut short. This was removed in the US version. '),
('12927',' Right after Io talks to her dad on the phone about handing the GPNs MO   discs to CCI, she takes out her magnetic "pinbox" (referred to as her   "summer homework" in the Japanese version), and slides a drawing of a flower   into it (This was the same pinbox Shinoda used to demonstrate the effects of   Organizer G'),
('12928','1 on the formless alien life form in the UFO, just before   Godzilla rose from Tokyo Bay). This brief scene was cut in the US version. '),
('12929',' During the sequence where the UFO enters Shinjuku, the scene with the   astonished taxi driver in a confusion of heavy traffic was longer in the   Japanese version (This scene was a parody of a similar scene in   _Independence Day (1996)_ (qv)). '),
('12930',' When Shinoda finishes decoding the information on the Millennian aliens on   Yukis laptop in the soon'),
('12931','to'),
('12932','be'),
('12933','detonated building, he is about to run out   with it until he sees the English word "Millennium" on all of the monitors   in the room. He reads "Millennium" in English. This scene was completely   removed in the US version. '),
('12934',' In the Japanese version, just after the Blast Bombs are detonated in the top   section of the Shinjuki media building (with the UFO perched on top), and   the UFO was completely unscratched, it transmits a bilingual   (Japanese/English) "message" on all media throughout the city, with words   (and images of space exploration and military machinery) like "Earth,"   "Destruction," "Alteration," "Conquest," "Erase," "Suppression," "Dominate,"   "Terror," "Eternity," "Prosperity," "Revolution" and finally, "Kingdom."   This was just before the UFO destroys the rest of the building (with Shinoda   inside trying to escape). '),
('12935',' The scene where Shinoda tries to escape the collapsing building through an   elevator was fixed in the US version. In the Japanese version, one is led to   believe that Shinoda "perished" in the falling rubble (we hear his scream in   that same scene).'),
('12936',' Toho provided Tri'),
('12937','Star with a version that included the original M&E tracks  and an English language track. The producers of the U.S. version added  additional music and sound effects and re'),
('12938','looped the English dialog.'),
('12939',' In the American version, the scene where the film of Gojiras first attack on  Tokyo is shown has several seconds added on to it. Also, the film adds  narration to the sequence.'),
('12940',' The 2007 Sony U.S. DVD release features the original Japanese version and the  U.S. dubbed version. The U.S. version featured on the disc is not the  original theater version but a video version in which the main title  "Gigantis, the Fire Monster" is replaced with the title "Godzilla Raids  Again." It retains the original U.S. dubbing in which Gojira/Godzilla is  referred to as "Gigantis."'),
('12941',' The original U.S. theatrical version was rated PG. VHS version has been  edited and re'),
('12942','rated G.'),
('12943',' At the end of the original Japanese and international English versions, right  after the closing shot of Godzilla walking away into the open field, a still  of Hokusais ancient ukiyo'),
('12944','e illustration, "Mt Fuji from the Offing in  Kanagawa"/"The Big Wave", which depicts a huge wave about to trample on  fragile ships on the waters below (with Mount Fuji in the background). This  was followed by a title card (against a black background) reading "Soshite mo  ippiki?"/"And yet another one?" The film then closes with the same still shot  from the films prologue of Hedorah rising out of the water, with "The End"  superimposed. In American Internationals US version, the scenes were cut  out. After Godzilla walks away into the open field, the film simply cuts to a  black background, with a superimposed "The End '),
('12945',' an American International  Release" dissolving in. Then the film fades out, and you can still hear the  rest of Riichiro Manabes closing music for another 10 to 15 seconds (where  the original closing scenes used to be).'),
('12946',' In the original Japanese teaser trailer of Gojira tai Hedora, Hedorah is seen  devouring traffic while citizens start to run for their lives. In the final  cut, the same civilians are actually superimposed in the scene where Hedorah  crawls down the stairs of the discotheque (the traffic scene was solitary in  the actual movie). Also in the trailer was the scene where Ken Yano stands  alone at the beach of Suruga Bay, calling out for his dad. But in the  trailer, he was dubbed, calling out "Gojira!" ("Godzilla!") instead. In the  AIP English version and the Latin American versions, the song "Give Back The  Sun", sung by Keiko Mari, was re'),
('12947','translated to "Save the Earth" ("Rescate la  tierre" in Latin American Spanish prints) and all lyrics were translated into  English and Spanish, having female vocalists dubbed over Keiko Maris  singing. In AIPs version, the very same "Save the Earth" opening track  completely replaced the reprises of "Give Back The Sun" (sung by the Honey  Knights, a male singer group) in the Japanese and international versions,  featured in the scenes where Godzilla rips Hedorah apart (before drying him  out), and when he exits Mount Fuji, sadly contemplating about the polluted  sea.'),
('12948',' There are two different English versions to this movie: Tohos international  English print, titled "Godzilla Vs. Hedorah", (which is an exact translation  of the original Japanese version and has an untranslated opening song; This  version was first featured in the US on the Sci'),
('12949','Fi Channel since the mid 90s)  and AIPs "Godzilla Vs. The Smog Monster" release (in addition to the  aforementioned changed ending sequences cards, there was a completely  different dub, provided by Titra Productions in New York).'),
('12950',' The 1976 U.S. Cinema Shares release omits approximately 3 minutes from the  original Japanese version in order to get a G rating. The deleted scenes  include: the opening credits; a brief shot of young Rokuro being abducted and  taken away in a car; several shots of the kidnapers in a truck, with pages  from nudie magazines hanging behind them; an extended fight scene as Hiroshi  escapes from the Seatopian; the kidnapers throwing a man off a cliff; the  kidnapers asking "what the hell is that?" and yelling "go to hell!"; several  brief shots of blood and violence when the brothers break into their home;  the Commander getting crushed to death by a giant boulder. This is the  version that remains available on several cut'),
('12951','price video labels.'),
('12952',' The complete film runs 97 minutes. Most prints are heavily cut to 80 minutes.'),
('12953',' The older US television version (and no longer used) released by Cinema  Shares, had the "Godzilla vs the Cosmic Monster" title (red background with  it written in white letters in an almost circular pattern). Also in the  beginning of the film when they show Angillas in Siberia, the Cinema Shares  version is slightly bright enabling you to see Angillas better and to see the  snow on the mountain. The Japanese version is the same. Later video  re'),
('12954','releases using the newer "godzilla vs mechagodzilla"(well newer title then  the older print we had) title (in the US), have this scene exceptionally dark  and hard to see. Also the Cinema Shares version cut the ending out and ends a  few seconds after the huge explosion and when king Seesar re'),
('12955','seals himself  back in the mountain. The end title shows a statue of King Seesar on the left  and on the right on a red background in while letters "the end". The video  version fixes this, showing the full ending of them putting the statue back  in place (without this full ending you think the heroes also die in the  explosion).'),
('12956',' The US version cuts a majority of the ending credits, shortening the runtime  from 103 minutes to 100 minutes. However, the credits have been recently  restored for use on the Starz channels.'),
('12957',' The US version cuts a majority of the ending credits, shortening the runtime  from 108 minutes to 105 minutes.'),
('12958',' In the fight on Birth Island, SpaceGodzilla traps LittleGodzilla in a crystal  prism. A shot of Godzilla trying unsucessfully to free his son from the  crystal cage, which would have better explained why Godzilla heads for Japan  to confront SpaceGodzilla, was omitted.'),
('12959',' The US version cuts a majority of the ending credits, shortening the runtime  from 108 minutes to 106 minutes. However, the credits have recently been  restored for use on the Starz channels.'),
('12960',' Deleted scenes: '),
('12961',' When Godzilla comes ashore at Abarishi a scene of him walking past a   lighthouse and smashimng it with his tail was cut. '),
('12962',' After Godzillas first confrontation with Biollante in Lake Ashino in the   which is set ablaze by Godzillas radioactive breath, spores from the plant   creature shower the surrounding countryside causeing flowers to suddenly   bloom. '),
('12963',' Originally Godzilla was to atack the Osakas Kansie airport, which was under   construction at the time of filming, but permission could not be obtained.   Instead Godzilla and Miki engage in a telepatch battle near a heliport for   the site in the Ise Channel. '),
('12964',' A discarded concept was to have Biollante attempt to physically absorb   Godzilla during the climatic battle. This was scrapped due to time and   budgetary considerations but was the concept was visualised for the climax   of Godzilla 2000.'),
('12965',' The US version cuts the majority of the ending credits, shortening the  runtime from 103 minutes to 100 minutes.'),
('12966',' The US version cuts a majority of the ending credits, shortening the runtime  from 102 minutes to 100 minutes.'),
('12967',' The original version featured a couple of scenes in which Ryota first goes to  the Maritime Safety Office and then to a newspaper reporter to ask for help  in locating Yata. It is while he is at the newspaper office that Ryota sees a  poster on the wall about the dance contest.'),
('12968',' In the original Japanese version, there is rock music playing in the  background as Godzilla is fighting the Red Bamboo air force. However, when  the film was released in America, the music was deleted.'),
('12969',' During the November premier, in addition to the unfinished special effects  shots, the score was incomplete. It has been remixed since then.'),
('12970',' The Japanese laserdisc is uncut and fully letterboxed (2:35:1)'),
('12971',' The opening song (the surf punk type song) in the US version is instrumental,  while in the Japanese version, it includes female vocals.'),
('12972',' Japanese versions have Japanese dialogue available amongst the European  languages, while the Western versions have just European languages.'),
('12973',' The original Gamecube version features the Mechagodzilla of 1993.  The  Japanese Gamecube version features the new Mechagodzilla.  The X'),
('12974','Box version  features both.'),
('12975',' Most festival prints are missing over 40 minutes of footage.	Most of the  political subplots were removed.'),
('12976',' UK version is cut by 21 seconds to remove elements of sadistic violence and  humiliation in a scene where a woman is brutally beaten by a man.'),
('12977',' First German DVD release was cut for violence. Second release is uncut.'),
('12978',' Two versions of the opening credits exists. The first half of the credits  feature the word GOLD in huge chunky letters on a black background. Within  the letters, film has been optically added, showing gold being mined,  processed, made into bars and finally, as a selection of jewellery. In the  rough cut version, the final shot shows a womans hand gliding into frame and  selecting one of the pieces of jewellery. In the correct version, this is  replaced by a slow zoom away from jewellery on a black velvet display. The  rough cut also has Giulgud, Milland and Dillman billed at the same time,  whereas the correct version has each actor billed separately. ITV in the UK  always show the hand version of the credits, although the DVD features the  other version.'),
('12979',' The original UK cinema version was heavily cut for an A (PG) certificate by  the BBFC with reductions to the amputation scene, and heavy edits to the  fight scenes between King and Kowalski, and to shots of Steyner being pursued  and hit by a car. The cuts were fully restored in later releases and the  certificate upgraded to a 12.'),
('12980',' 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.'),
('12981',' There is a 1942 re'),
('12982','issue version, prepared by Chaplin himself, which uses his  own narration, music score, and editing (running time: 72 minutes). This  version is the only one which has its copyright owned by the Chaplin Film  company. Many scenes of the 1942 version derived from an alternate camera  that was shooting simultaneously. This explains some of the very slight  differences in camera angle, although Chaplin also deleted some footage in  order to tighten the pacing (such as Big Jim and the Tramps near'),
('12983','encounter  in the Gold Rush town and the shot of a woman comforting another woman during  the singing of "Auld Lang Syne".'),
('12984',' Chaplin altered the credits of the 1942 version to remove references to  United Artists, which can be seen in an Argentinean print (with the titles in  Spanish) preserved by the Fundación Cinemateca Argentina. The 2003 DVD  release retains the United Artists credit.'),
('12985',' Original silent version runs 82 minutes and exists in several Public Domain  versions, some utilizing different subtitles and opening credit cards. Some  of these versions eliminate quick cutaway shots.'),
('12986',' Silent versions runs 82 minutes at todays current projection speeds, but  silent versions during the 1925 projection rate would have run closer to  96'),
('12987','100 minutes.  The 1942 reissue took out a few scenes as well as all the  subtitles, and at sound speed runs 72 minutes.'),
('12988',' 2003 DVD release primarily spotlights the 1942 sound version, with one of the  silent versions as a bonus feature.'),
('12989',' Fully remade for the PS2 in 2003 with massively enhanced sound and improved  graphics that got a full twist into 3D with enhanced effects of summoning  storms and fire etc.'),
('12990',' The Sega MegaDrive version of this game had an extra final level not featured  in the arcade version.'),
('12991',' A video version in Argentina was lifted from a 16mm print from Columbia  Pictures, in English with Spanish language subtitles. The credits of this  version are translated in Spanish.'),
('12992',' The DVD version released in Germany omits five minutes, including whippings  and a rape scene.'),
('12993',' The UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC for an A (PG) certificate to edit  a poker torture and the bloody shooting of Dr Marston. Despite the 1990 video  release being heavily shortened by around 10 minutes by the distributor and  upgraded to a 15 certificate it featured the same UK cinema cuts with an  additional 15 secs of edits to remove a woman being shot and closeups of a  lock picking.'),
('12994',' On the VHS version of the movie, when Koura says his unintelligible magic  spells to summon the dark spirits against Sinbad and his crew, the  closed'),
('12995','captioning shows the first time he does that "SSFUP AOCOC ROF OOKCUC  MI" (which is IM CUCKOO FOR COCOA PUFFS spelled backguards); and "TTIBBAR  YLLIS. YLNO SDIK ROFERA XIRT" (that stands for TRIX ARE FOR KIDS ONLY.  SILLY  RABBIT also spelled backguards).'),
('12996',' At 0:49:27 on the video version (PAL time) you can see when Sinbad is helping  Margiana from the boat to the sand on the beach, for a couple of seconds and  by mere accident, Carolyn Munros nipple. On the DVD its been covered with  digital hair.'),
('12997',' The UK DVD version edits the scene where Natalya tries to hit Xenia with a  branch but Xenia headbutts her and says "Wait for your turn". The line is  said but the headbutt has been removed.'),
('12998',' The UK Special Edition DVD of the film, released March 2001, includes the  sequence where Onatopp tells Natalya to "Wait for your turn" as she is  crushing Bond. However the UK DVD re'),
('12999','release still removes the actual  headbutt from the scene, and every other headbutt in the film. Also missing  is when Brosnan ear claps and knees Bean in the face during the climactic  brawl in the antenna room.'),
('13000',' UK Ultimate Edition DVD is uncut and rated 15.'),
('13001',' The first DVD release of this film in Europe had to be cut to fit several  counties local censor cuts. Scenes previously seen intact in cinemas or on  VHS by, for instance Swedish audiences, where omitted on DVD e.g. "The good  squeeze" line, the satellite crashing down on Alec Trevelyan or the close up  of Xenias face showing her reaction after she has mowed down the Severnaya  personell.'),
('13002',' In addition to the Xenia headbutt, the British version also has cuts to the  final fight between Brosnan and Sean Bean. Bean headbutting Bond in the  antenna room and the headbutt on the cradle delivered by Brosnan are missing.'),
('13003',' The film had some cuts to qualify for a PG'),
('13004','13 rating in the US. To name a  few: '),
('13005',' In the scene when 006 is shot, one originally clearly saw the impact of the   bullet to the head. '),
('13006',' When Xenia shoots the workers at the Severnya station, there were originally   several more shots of the people being killed. '),
('13007',' Xenias death was trimmed. The shot of her choking was longer. '),
('13008',' The rabbit punch by Bond on Xenia is missing, but this was because of the   BBFC, not the MPAA. The BBFC objected to it and Martin Campbell saw no need   in making two versions of the scene for the US and UK, so it was cut from   both.'),
('13009',' In some television airings, the scene where Xenia and the Canadian war  official kiss and she begins to suffocate him with her legs is cut, and we  skip right to the scene where he manages "XENIA! I... CANT... BREATHE..."  while trying to breathe and straining his face.'),
('13010',' German theatrical version omits the scene when Alec is crushed by the dish  and the scene when Bond says about Onatopp: "She always liked a good  squeeze." to secure a "Not under 12" rating. This version was also released  on VHS and DVD (first editions only). In 2001 the film was re'),
('13011','released on DVD  (special edition) and VHS, this time uncut with a "Not under 16" rating.'),
('13012',' US Network version shown on NBC omits the part where Xenia curses at Bond in  Russian. After Bond says "No more foreplay," and cocks his gun, Xenia yells,  "Blyad!" which is equivalent to "fuck". Additionally, the scene where a  soldier is shot by Ourumov for trying to shoot at Bond in the pre'),
('13013','titles is  eliminated.'),
('13014',' An earlier version featured different weapon models for the game. During  production, the models were changed for unknown reasons.'),
('13015',' Originally planned as a pilot for a TV mini'),
('13016','series and broadcast at 117  minutes; the version released theatrically runs 104 minutes.'),
('13017',' For many years, network TV prints of Goldfinger omitted the gunbarrel opening  and prologue, jumping straight into the opening credits.'),
('13018',' When Goldfinger was shown on the "ABC Bond Picture Show" the scene when Jill  Masterson was in Bonds hotel room was altered with computers so that it  appeared that Jill had a bra on as opposed to a bare back'),
('13019',' West German theatrical version was edited for violence (ie. Goldfinger kills  Mr. Ling, Oddjob gets electrocuted) to secure a "Not under 12" rating.'),
('13020',' On the original UK release, the end credits indicated that Bond would return  On Her Majestys Secret Service.'),
('13021',' The film was cut in the UK before international release to secure an A rating  (children must be accompanied by an adult). According to the BBFCs website  the uncut version has not been submitted yet, meaning that the version now  available on DVD and video is still the cut version. This is the same print  used worldwide.'),
('13022',' The National Film Museum, Inc. had Hypercube, llc, New York City, digitally  restore the movie and provide English intertitles. It has a piano music score  composed and performed by Douglas M. Protsik and runs 68 minutes.'),
('13023',' There are two reduced versions, one running 72 minutes (the commercial  release version) and another one running 83 minutes.'),
('13024',' Released on video at 110 minutes.'),
('13025',' The Norweigian version, at least when released theatrically, concluded at the  end of the "big jump" scene, where Eleanor spins out to the song "Big Town,  Big City". Everything afterward was removed, because the Norweigian censors  did not want the bad guy to get away, as Maindrian does in the film. The  scene then cuts straight to the end credits.'),
('13026',' The original end credits sequence has been completely changed on the DVD  release, with production stills replacing the shot of Billy and his friends  getting out to examine their wrecked car, although their dialog and sound  effects can still be heard. The black screen (with credits imposed over it)  that features after the "Billy" footage is also gone, with the stills  carrying on. Most of the credits have been reformatted, with H.B.  Halickis (qv) credits now shown as H.B. "Toby" Halicki, and the original  music/sound effects credits gone completely. All of the non'),
('13027','police "special  thanks" credits have been removed as well, and the "Low'),
('13028','Riders" credits  merged with the "Special Guest Appearances" credits.'),
('13029',' The line "Unit 10 and 1'),
('13030','Baker'),
('13031','5, 10'),
('13032','4, stand'),
('13033','by on Ocean", said at the start  of the chase by the female dispatcher (over the shot of the first  black'),
('13034','and'),
('13035','white and unmarked Mercury leaving the Long Beach PD parking lot),  has been removed from the DVD release. Also missing is half of a line spoken  over shots of the big crash in Redondo Beach at the end of the chase. In the  DVD, we hear, "Redondo Fire this is Mobile Rescue 2. Were at the scene of a  four'),
('13036','car collision with multiple injuries. Have a ladder truck respond Code  3, well need the jaws'),
('13037','of'),
('13038','life", before it cuts off as we see the shot of  Maindrian driving. Originally, the dialog continued over this shot and we  said, "Have Goodhew respond Code 3, and give us an ETA please."'),
('13039',' "Special Edition" re'),
('13040','release VHS/DVD version features remastered video, and  audio. The soundtrack has also been completely changed.'),
('13041',' In one version of the film which was released under the title "Deadline Auto  Theft", several scenes, mostly involving character and plot development, were  replaced by new scenes as well as one scene from the film  _Junkman, The ()_ (qv). This alternate version begins with the car chase  involving Claude Akins and Halicki from the opening of the film Junkman.  Thereafter, the film is entirely comprised of scenes from Gone in 60 Seconds  with brief scenes involving Claude Akins trying to track down Halicki. As  well as eliminating much of the plot, humour and character development from  the original version, this new subplot is never resolved with Claude Akins  character merely disappearing from the film during and after the big car  chase finale, rendering all his scenes moot.'),
('13042',' Directors cut DVD contains nine additional minutes.'),
('13043',' Originally shot in a 1.37:1 ratio; the prints re'),
('13044','released in 1967 by MGM,  were converted to a simulated wide screen ratio, chopping strips at the top  and bottom of the image.'),
('13045',' For its fiftieth anniversary in 1989 a special restored version was prepared  using some of the original negatives, some sections of which had been heavily  damaged by time. This version restores the original 1.37:1 ratio, but has  been usually projected in a 1.66:1 ratio because modern theaters lack the  equipment to properly display the original screen size.'),
('13046',' New Line Cinema spent $1 million to prepare a restored version using the  original Technicolor printing process. This version was released theatrically  June 1998.'),
('13047',' The first broadcast showing, on Nov. 7, 1976, had an entirely unfamiliar  moment in the scenic backgrounds of the scrolling prologue. In all known  prints, the last scene was of slaves driving oxen toward the camera,  silhouetted against a sunset sky. But NBCs print ended the prologue on a  blue sky with moving clouds.'),
('13048',' The rough cut shown to MGM executives in July 1939 ran four and a half hours.  By September 1939 it had been trimmed to three hours and forty minutes for a  preview showing in Riverside, California. Further additions (including a  fifth shooting of the opening scene) and deletions brought it to its final  running time in December of three hours and forty'),
('13049','two minutes.'),
('13050',' Foreign versions of the film included a scrolling text prologue to explain  the circumstances leading to the American civil war.'),
('13051',' Issued in Argentina by MGM in 1984 on VHS (in two cassettes) with the opening  original prologue with a special one for Foreign versions explaining the  circumstances leading to the American civil war. This film went into the  public domain in Argentina between 1989 and 1995, and during those years  several minor video editors published their own versions (usually lifting  them from American editions) and with much more quality than what MGM did in  1984. Several of this companies issued the VHS on a single cassette (the  N'),
('13052','PAL color system allowed this), although removing the intermission and the  exit music. In 1986, for its second Argentinean TV exhibition two different  versions were simultaneously televised. LS85 TV Canal 13 of Buenos Aires used  standard dubbed in Spanish print that has also been used by Turner  Entertainment and, now, Warner Bros. At the same, on another channel, LS86 TV  Canal 2 used a different print, without permission from the copyright owners:  the print used was an older dubbed version from Spain, probably lifted from  an MGM video edition, featuring all of the titles and signs in the entire  film in Spanish. The source from that print was a company called VEA (Video  Editora Argentina) that had a partnership with the television station at the  time.'),
('13053',' On the DVD version by Mei'),
('13054','Ah, 20 minutes, including a bestiality scene, is  cut from the movie itself. However, a second disk including the extras, shows  all the deleted scenes, including the controversial bestiality scene.'),
('13055',' Japanese Laserdisc contains the 119 min. Directors Cut of the movie, approx.  10 Minutes longer than the international version. Additional scenes show more  character development as well as some extra shots of violent scenes. Somehow  interesting, this version omits the ending of the movie, when the killer and  the last one left of the "Gonin" die in their seats at the bus while the bus  driver and the small group of young women enters the bus and they all drive  away with the two unrecognized dead men. This cut seems to be made because  the full length ending wouldnt have fit on the second side of this  laserdisc.'),
('13056',' Despite being rated "ab 18" the German DVD released in December 2003 has been  cut for violence and runs only approx. 105 minutes.'),
('13057',' Bon Chien! (Quebec French Title)'),
('13058',' A scene not in the release, but made it into the trailers, includes a  customer saying to Ed, "Give me a Good Shake", so Ed grabs him and shakes  him.'),
('13059',' The UK video release was cut by 14s by the BBFC, despite the cinema release  being uncut.'),
('13060',' UK cinema and video versions were cut by 7 secs by the BBFC to remove an ear  clap and a shot of a guard being killed with a throwing star.'),
('13061',' Two different versions of this film exist '),
('13062',' the first features the band  performing comedy sketches between songs.  In the second version, most of the  comedy sketches are deleted and substituted with clips from old movies and  interviews with Alice.'),
('13063',' In the theatrical release, Chuckie gets angry with Morgan for using his  little league baseball glove as "clean up." However in the TV version,  Chuckie ends the scene with a curt "Why dont you do what youre doin at  your house." Also, when Will is with the first psychiatrist, the mention of  "putting from the rough" is deleted.'),
('13064',' In the television version, Skylar tells a different joke in the bar scene  with Will and his "brothers." Instead of the "kiss me" joke, she tells one  about a man who is falling from a cliff.'),
('13065',' Farz (1967)'),
('13066',' A television version of the film was prepared by director  Martin Scorsese (qv), which retained a good portion of the films graphic  violence. It also retained much of the profanity, minus the F'),
('13067',' and S'),
('13068','words,  which were dubbed over. Scorsese did a televised introduction upon the films  network premiere.'),
('13069',' The original version has a jaunty circus theme when the goose'),
('13070','stepping goose  marches into view, but the BBC Video release replaces this with a generic  drums'),
('13071','and'),
('13072','cymbals military march, possibly for copyright reasons.'),
('13073',' The final gag, Rochester saying, "My oh my, tattletale gray," is often cut.'),
('13074',' The UK cinema version was cut by 16 secs to edit a hanging scene in order for  the film to receive a PG rating. For the 1986 video release the cut was  retained and a sound edit added to remove an obscenity. The cuts were fully  waived by the BBFC in 2004 and the certificate raised to a 12 though some  early UK DVD releases mistakenly featured the cut version.'),
('13075',' Although the UK cuts were fully restored by the BBFC in 2004 following the  certificate upgrade to a 12 some early issues of the DVD featured the cut  version and a lack of commentary, despite the latter being listed on the  menus. The 2nd issue DVD corrected this and the two can be identified by the  following..... 1. If the DVD states 2.0 Surround in the Audio Box on the  reverse of the sleeve then this is the cut version and the commentary does  not work. 2. If the DVD states 5.1 in the Audio Box on the reverse of the  sleeve then this is the uncut version with the working commentary.'),
('13076',' The USA TV version deletes almost 20 minutes of footage, but adds one short  scene of Sloth and Chunk coming upon the hole in the floor over the room of  Spikes.'),
('13077',' In a version broadcast on US cable channel HBO, several scenes were cut.   These were back for the Disney Channel version, however. They include: '),
('13078',' Right after the Goonies leave the house on their bikes, they drop by a drug   store where Mikey locates a map, and thats how he finds out where to go to   find the rock formation. '),
('13079',' Chunk also licks Ice Cream quarts in a freezer, and Troy shows up and sets   fire to One Eyed Willies map. '),
('13080',' An octopus that attacks Stef. Data shoves a walkman into its mouth, and it   lets go and swims away, dancing. '),
('13081',' After the Goonies get near the restaurant, but before Stef and Andy join up,   there was a scene in which Data uses some of his cool gadgets.  They, of   course, backfire.'),
('13082',' On the TV version, when Mama Fretelli is pushing people off the plank, there  is extra dialogue between her and the kids.'),
('13083',' There are two more deleted scenes. One is a second stop at the snack shack  (drug store), and the second is the Goonies Oath. The Goonies Oath is after  the group finds themselves in the wishing well, immediately after Andy says  "Im not a Goonie." She is sworn in, and then sends Troys jacket up on the  bucket.'),
('13084',' The UK Channel 5 misses out various dialogue, including the statue scene  where Brand says "Youd be p**sin in your faces!", and on two occasions  where Chunk uses the word "Sh*t". This is because the version is always shown  in the afternoon.'),
('13085',' In a video release of the movie, the octopus scene is present.'),
('13086',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('13087',' The colorized version that airs on Cartoon Network does not include the shot  of the live'),
('13088','action hand repairing the film after it breaks.'),
('13089',' 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.'),
('13090',' The two most violent murder sequences were heavily censored in the New  Zealand video version.'),
('13091',' The Gore Gore Girls was passed fully uncut in the UK by the BBFC on the  12/02/02 cert 18 on Tartan Terror DVD'),
('13092',' Directors cut: longer at 100 minutes, with different credit sequences and  more Uncle Dodo footage.'),
('13093',' Originally released in 3D.'),
('13094',' A scene where Mickey points a gun at the gorilla was cut.'),
('13095',' Scenes which can be seen in the trailer but not the film: '),
('13096',' Derrick standing on the edge of a building roof'),
('13097','top looking down into the   street. '),
('13098',' Jones dancing at one of the parties. '),
('13099',' Jones, Travis and Derrick taking a picture of themselves on the roof'),
('13100','top   while holding drinks in the their hands.'),
('13101',' Deleted Scenes on the DVD: '),
('13102',' Travis films Jones talking about the last time she heard the rumor they   started and how it has changed. '),
('13103',' Travis paints over a picture of Beau on his collage while explaining what   roles Travis, Derrick and Jones play in the twisted game they have created. '),
('13104',' Derrick runs into Detective Curtis and tells him more lies before the   detective asks Derrick about a picture of Naomi which was stolen from her   room. '),
('13105',' Derrick calls his parents and tries to ask them for help but they cruelly   deny him. This scene was cut because the director didnt want the audience   to have sympathy for Derrick. Originally director Davis Guggenheims parents   Marion and director Charles Guggenheim did the voices for Derricks parents   but unfortunately their voices cant be heard on the DVD version of this   scene. '),
('13106',' Alternate Ending: An extended version of the ending has Jones and Travis   leaving Derrick alone in his loft when he is approached by a stranger who   identifies himself as the man who arrested Derrick when he was in high   school and he tells him that Naomi is now pressing charges using the   video'),
('13107','tape of Derrick admitting that he raped her.'),
('13108',' The UK release "Murder in a Blue World" is missing footage. Missing is a  scene where the gang decides they cant trust Mitchum and have to kill him.  Also part of a scene at a cafe / club is cut. These scenes are present in the  US theatrical release titled "Clockwork Terror".'),
('13109',' American versions contain a title'),
('13110','card before the credits. This title card  contains Mary Shelleys quote from the foreword to Frankenstein where she  discusses the night the movie centers around. A brief explanation is then  provided mentioning that both Frankenstein and Dracula were born on that  night.'),
('13111',' Originally released as "Grace Quigley" in 1984 at 102 minutes; later cut to  87 minutes. The alternate and re'),
('13112','edited version, titled "The Ultimate  Solution of Grace  Quigley" has been prepared by screenwriter A. Martin  Zweiback and runs 94 minutes.'),
('13113',' There are two versions of the first encounter between Ben and Mrs Robinson.  When Ben turns around after Mrs Robinson locks the door to her daughters  bedroom to make a proposition to him. In one, Ben says "Jesus Christ," and  "Oh, my Christ" as he views Mrs Robinson in the nude. In another version the  words Ben says have been dubbed to "Jesus God" and Oh, my God".'),
('13114',' A change from the theatrical re'),
('13115','release for the 25th anniversary and the  video release. In the first Taft Hotel bedroom scene, a nervous Ben asks Mrs.  Robinson if she would like "Wood or wire [hanger]?" In the theater, her  response was, "wood." Which led to the wonderful pratfall of Ben trying to  take the wood one, which wouldnt come off. But it was changed in the 25th  anniversary video release and her response was, "Either one would be fine."'),
('13116',' Australian version runs eight minutes longer than the U.S. release.  This  version was briefly released in the U.S. as a directors cut.'),
('13117',' The original 90'),
('13118','minute version was drastically edited following the 1986  discovery of Traci Lords being underage. Her credit to the film was  immediately edited out and her only scene, which was a three'),
('13119','way sex scene  involving her, Harry Reemes and Rick Savage was deleted. An additional scene  involving a solo masturbation act by Rita Erotica was also was deleted for  length.'),
('13120',' German theatrical version was cut prior to submission to the FSK by ca. 19  minutes because the distributor thought they would never get a "Not under 6"  rating for the complete version. Ironically, the complete version was later  released on DVD with exactly that rating.'),
('13121',' Original 132'),
('13122','minutes French version has a music score by director Luc  Bessons usual composer, Eric Serra. The USA version is 118 minutes long and  was re'),
('13123','scored by Bill Conti. The version released in the rest of Europe is  118 minutes long. A special Version Longue (long) directors  cut released in  France is 168 minutes long.'),
('13124',' SPOILER: The French and European versions end with Jaques swimming off with  the dolphin, after having reached a depth where he can not survive. In the  American version, a happier ending was added, where the dolphin takes Jacques  to the surface.'),
('13125',' The original 119 minute U.S. version was rated "PG'),
('13126','13" and was edited to earn  a "PG" rating for its release.  It was restored to 168 minutes in 2000 and  the restored version was rated "R" by the MPAA.'),
('13127',' The "R" rated directors cut on video includes usages of the "F" word and two  sex scenes (featuring nudity by Jean Marc Barr and Roseanna Arquette).'),
('13128',' The line "Spread out, folks, this is Cinemascope" is changed to "This is a  big canyon" in TV showings.'),
('13129',' A scene where Donald tries on a ceremonial Rain Dance costume and dances,  causing a downpour, is often deleted for TV. Also deleted is a brief shot  from the following scene at Echo Point, showing Donald wringing his wet  clothes '),
('13130',' which would make no sense without the Rain Dance scene.'),
('13131',' The American version included interviews with the participants conducted by  Hal Linden (qv) and Walter Payton (qv)'),
('13132',' Due to the ban put on GTA3 in Australia, a toned'),
('13133','down/censored version is  being created in order for the ban to be lifted.'),
('13134',' The German version has cut much of the offensive content and violence. It  also comes with the option of original English dialogue. But by selecting  original English and entering the ultra'),
('13135','violence code of the US version all  content is restored to that of the standard US version.'),
('13136',' Bill Fiore was cast in the role of Darkel, which made it into the pre release  version. But for undisclosed reasons, the producers decided not to include  him in the final version, which has become the subject of hot debate for  fans. The most popular reasons for his absence include: Darkel was going to  be a revolutionary street urchin who vowed to bring down the citys economy.  Rumour has it, is that many of his missions were based on terrorism and even  included an aeroplane explosion. Thus, due to the games releases proximity to  the events of lasts september, he was promptly removed from the final  version. The final and most popular reason, stems from the fact that Darkel  was originally going to give out Rampage esque missions and even had his  voice recoreded for this part. Rockstar games then decided that they would  like to go back to the original system of giving out rampages as featured in  Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto 2.'),
('13137',' The censored Australian version omits the capacity for the player to pick up  a prostitute, and engage in sexual intercourse. The censors originally took  exception to the ability for the player to engage in implied intercourse with  a prostitute, then beat, shoot or maim her to death in order to obtain ones  money back. It was considered an act of sexual violence and deemed too  explicit for an MA15+ classification. It was therefore refused classification  (ie. banned). A new R18+ games classification is due to be approved by state  and federal Attorneys'),
('13138','General in late 2002. This may see the uncut version  being released with an R18+ classification.'),
('13139',' After hidden sex scenes were found in the game, accessible by downloading a  mod of the Internet, this game has had its rating moved up to Adults  Only(AO)in the US. It has also been banned in Australia due to the same  reason. Both versions are set to be re'),
('13140','released without the hidden sex scenes  sometime soon.'),
('13141',' In the German PC version, it will not be possible to rob people, and all  blood will be removed.'),
('13142',' There are three different versions of this game for the PlayStation 2,  released in this order: Original Stand'),
('13143','Alone, Original Double Pack, and  Haitian'),
('13144','Friendly (available as Stand'),
('13145','Alone or Double Pack). The differences  between each are listed below. 1. Original Stand'),
('13146','Alone (bar code #10425  27145, Black disc banner): This is the version that came out on release day,  October 29, 2002. 2. Original Double Pack (bar code #10425 27300, Red disc  banner): This version can be found in the Grand Theft Auto III and Vice City  combo package. When putting this package together, Rockstar Games took the  time to get rid of the major glitches from the original version, as well make  some other additional changes. '),
('13147',' The "Trial By Dirt" mini'),
('13148','game has been altered to make it easier. The rain,   Haitians on motorcycles, and barrels wont show up when you do it the first   time. The second time around, the barrels will appear. If you beat your best   time, rain will appear on your next attempt. If you beat your best time   again, the Haitians on motorcycles will appear an your next attempt. Also,   they fixed a glitch which caused the stats for that mission to not show up   until you played "Test Drive" (the mini'),
('13149','game with the Landstalker), and only   with the same time as that mini'),
('13150','game. This was basically a minor problem   since it didnt affect getting 100% completion or cause other problems in   the game. '),
('13151',' The Lionel Ritchie song "Running With The Night" (on the Flash'),
('13152','FM radio   station) has been removed. It is unknown whether Mr. Ritchie or his record   company chose to have the song removed. '),
('13153',' Many weapons have been renamed due to the fact the the original names were   trademarked, and permission was obviously not obtained originally (or   Rockstar Games chose to avoid having to pay any more royalty fees to the   individual gun manufacturers). The Colt .45 is now the Pistol, the Python is   now the .357, the Spaz Shotgun is now the S.P.A.S. 12, the Ingram Mac 10 is   now the Mac, the Uzi 9mm is now the Uz'),
('13154','I, the MP5 is now the MP, the Ruger   is now the Kruger, and the PSG'),
('13155','1 is now the .308 Sniper. Also some graphical   changes were made to some of the weapons which can be seen when at the   AmmuNation. '),
('13156',' It is now easier to get the cop uniform in the Washington Beach Police   Station as the number of cops wandering around on the first floor or the   locker room have been reduced. This greatly reduces your chances of getting   shot at while trying to nab the uniform because you get a 2'),
('13157','Star wanted   level as soon as you enter the locker room (the wanted level will go away   when you get the uniform). '),
('13158',' The Detonator Bug has been fixed. The Detonator Bug in the Original Version   occurs when using a car bomb or Remote Grenades in conjunction with Infinite   Ammo (either with cheats or by getting 100% completion). After using the car   bomb or Remote Grenades, you are stuck on the detonator because the   detonator wasnt meant to have any ammo and the game gets confused when   using the remote with Infinite Ammo on. '),
('13159',' The blurry vision in "Boomshine Saigon" is far less in the Double Pack   version, although the screen will still swerve around. '),
('13160',' In the opening cutscene for "Recruitment Drive" (one of the movie studio   missions), the big breasted woman with the pasties is now wearing a halter   top instead. 3. Haitian'),
('13161','Friendly (Stand'),
('13162','Alone: bar code #10425 27388, Black   disc banner; Double Pack: bar code #10425 21383, Red disc banner): More than   a year after the original release of the game, a lot of Haitian'),
('13163','Americans   got mad about how they were represented in Vice City. This prompted Rockstar   Games to create a new version to remove or alter references about Haitians   within the game. This version was released in early 2004 and comes as a   Stand'),
('13164','Alone as well as being part of later runs of the Double Pack. The   Greatest Hits copies of Vice City are also Haitian'),
('13165','Friendly. '),
('13166',' References to Haitians have been either altered or removed in the following   missions: "Guardian Angels" (given by Colonel Cortez), "Two Bit Hit" (given   by Avery Carrington), "Cannon Fodder" (given by Umberto Robina), "Naval   Engagement" (given by Umberto Robina), and "Trojan Voodoo" (given by Umberto   Robina). In all fairness, references to Cubans have been either altered or   removed from the following missions given by Auntie Poulet: "Juju Scramble",   "Bombs Away!", and "Dirty Lickins". '),
('13167',' The Tear Gas Grenades that were behind the Washington Beach Police Station   have now been replaced by regular Grenades. '),
('13168',' The "Trial By Dirt" stat glitch which was fixed in the Original Double Pack   version appears to have returned.'),
('13169',' There are two different versions of this game for the Xbox: Original Double  Pack (bar code #10425 29284), and Haitian'),
('13170','Friendly Double Pack (bar code  #10425 29387). Outside of the script changes for the Haitian/Cuban missions,  there is only one other change to note: They fixed the Pedestrians Go Silent  bug, which was a glitch that caused the pedestrians to go quiet even if you  hit them with a car. Unfortunately, this fix introduced more sound glitches  so the game actually sounds worse.'),
('13171',' The American release has been dubbed into English. The titles have been  translated to English. However, on the Direct Source Special Products Home  Video Release, the film remains dubbed in English, yet the opening and ending  titles have been redone using modern computer technology.  The opening  features the title BATTLE FORCE, and credits the films director Humphrey  Longan as Humphrey Logan; credits actress Edwige Fenech as Edwige French; and  claims the cast listing to be in alphabetical order, which it is not.'),
('13172',' The American releases (both Battleforce and The Greatest Battle) are  considerably abbreviated '),
('13173',' they are missing several subplots including most  of Edwidge Fenechs scenes in which she becomes involved with the French  resistance, a flashback detailing Milos Parnac the Greek actor, and what  becomes of John Hustons character. The German DVD release has all of these  scenes intact, but has no narration (hence Orson Welles is not credited).'),
('13174',' The movie was originally released as La Grande Frousse in 1964. The title  had been imposed by the producers. In 1972, director Jean'),
('13175','Pierre Mocky  managed to buy the rights to the movie and released a longer cut under the  title La Cité de lindicible peur. This cut was supposedly wished by  original star Bourvil. It adds ten minutes of scenes between supporting  characters. The 2005 DVD edition features the original opening prologue as a  deleted scene. Mocky claims he was pressured by the producers to shoot this  prologue.'),
('13176',' The film was rejected for a UK cinema certificate in 1977 by the BBFC. It was  finally released on DVD in 2002 after 14 secs of cuts for violent rape  focusing on forcible breast exposure and female nudity.'),
('13177',' A happy ending was shot for North African distribution. Spaghetti westerns  were popular in North Africa, but it was unacceptable to show the hero die  there.'),
('13178',' In the german (TV and Video) version several parts of the french original are  cut (maybe also in the cinema release). Some of them are taken out because  some gags wouldnt run without the differences between the languages used in  the original (french, german and english). Thats for example the quite funny  scene when Claudio Brook reveals himself as english in the train, saying  "Thank you" for getting the salt (as far as I remember). The german version  just comes into the angry view of a german officer who commands to arrest the  English soldier. Some parts are cut without any obvious reason '),
('13179',' e.g. a  humorous dialogue of de Funés and Bourvil, their escape and chase in german  uniforms. The german version just comes into the scene when they are already  arrested.'),
('13180',' Milestone Film & Video released a version in 1991 with a new score produced  by Richard Einhorn, and running 71 minutes.'),
('13181',' The original version contained a soundtrack deriving from the Grateful Deads  first album.  A few years later, Jerry Garcia asked Robert Nelson to change  the soundtrack, using music from their latest album at the time, to help  promote it.  Both versions still exist.'),
('13182',' The UK Vipco DVD release is identical to the cinema version and was cut by  the BBFC to edit a knifing in a womans breast and a sequence where blood is  removed from a womans arm with a syringe.'),
('13183',' The versions available in North America are all censored. Even the Japanese  release is cut. Uncut version was released on tape in Germany and features  extra gore in several of the murders, which are noticeably trimmed in the  domestic versions.'),
('13184',' There is a DVD release of this movie, released in 2005, running 3 minutes  longer than the latest AfterDark Horrorfest DVD edition released in 2007.'),
('13185',' There are some scenes included in the network version not included in the  video version. Warwick comes in Nardellos office and he says take a break  Nardello. Two parts of the scene when Brogan and Dansen heckle John in the  diner with the "special order for the comander of the rat patrol" were cut. A  scene were Dansen and Brogan burn Johns time card was cut. A alternate ending  had John Punching out his and Janes time cards. Another scene with John And  Jane in Janes van was cut. Still one more scene which had John and Ippeston  cleaning the basement was cut.'),
('13186',' Although the movie was edited during the first couple of airings on BBC  television (in the early 80s), the network now show the original 1978  cinematic version. Even still, the edits amounted to no more than three  minutes. Although the BBCs editing department has done an abysmal job of  deleting the songs "Grease Lightning" sexual references (the words, "tit"  and "shit" '),
('13187',' which were once hilariously dubbed with the word "HIT" '),
('13188',' and  the phrase "pussy'),
('13189','wagon" were the only deletions amounting to a noticeable  edit '),
('13190',' a deletion of two lines from a verse), the TV'),
('13191','friendly song number  only lost 15 seconds from what was almost (?) a four'),
('13192','minute track.'),
('13193',' UK Alternate (TV) Version: although the movie was rated (in the UK) as a PG  and usually received an early'),
('13194','afternoon TV screening (during the early 80s),  most of the sexual references featured throughout the movie (edited  version) were kept in, mainly because of the cultural differences between the  US and the UK. In other words, the terminolgy used by American teenagers  differs from their British counterparts.'),
('13195',' Due to licensing issues, recent cable television broadcasts of Grease  feature a different soundtrack, with some original songs replaced by cover  versions or by new tracks; this is most noticeable in the school dance'),
('13196','off  scenes.'),
('13197',' When shown by British network station ITV1 in November 2002, the entirety of  the slumber party / Look At Me, Im Sandra Dee sequence had been edited,  along with Rizzos line to the T'),
('13198','Birds about a "gang bang", Kenickies line  "I hear youre knocked up" and Dannys line "sloppy seconds aint my style".  The Greased Lightning number was entirely uncut.'),
('13199',' The film originally had a Coca'),
('13200','Cola sign in the diner behind  Olivia Newton'),
('13201','John (qv) and Lorenzo Lamas (qv) as well as several other  Coke signs around the diner. The initial VHS release in the 80s and many TV  prints had the scene intact. However, during the mid'),
('13202','90s VHS and TV prints  distorted all Coke signs and symbols (the sign behind Newton'),
('13203','John and Lamas  is very large and hard to be ignored). The 1998 cinematic re'),
('13204','release and  subsequent DVD also distort all Coke signs.'),
('13205',' The BBC television preview featured a version of the slumber party/Sandra Dee  song in which the girls wore provocative lingerie and did a sexy dance  routine which was from the 70mm roadshow version which has never been  released on video.'),
('13206',' All references to Doris Day in the Sandra Dee song were cut from early US  video/TV versions.'),
('13207',' In the film, after Stephanie wins the contest, it goes on to show the  steakout in the final scene. Originally, there were a few minutes dedicated  to a scene in which Micheal(believed to be dead in his alter ego, by  Stephanie) comes out on stage as Stephanie is exiting the stage, unbeknowst  to her that he is the cool rider and he is alive. He attempts to ask her  whats wrong and she storms past him and runs off crying, then it cuts to the  stakeout.'),
('13208',' Released theatrically as "The Great American Chase" at 92 minutes. Later cut  to 78 minutes for Cable TV and 48 minutes for network TV.'),
('13209',' 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.'),
('13210',' 1975 re'),
('13211','release included a Mack Sennett'),
('13212','Mabel Normand sequence and runs 81  minutes. This is the version that is available on video.'),
('13213',' In Italy, all the scenes that involved Napalonis wife were cut from the  movie to respect Mussolinis widow, Rachele. The complete version wasnt seen  until 2002.'),
('13214',' Chaplin altered the credits of this film in order to remove all references to  United Artists. The alteration features a new copyright notice that does not  match the aspect of the original titles.'),
('13215',' Some TV versions edit the scene in which Ives is shot and killed for trying  to escape over the fence.'),
('13216',' In some prints, after the fifteen minute "convict episode" at the beginning  of the film ends, we hear the adult Pips (John Mills) voice'),
('13217','over saying, "it  was a year later", as Mrs. Joe arrives home in the carriage. As now usually  shown, there is no voice'),
('13218','over in this sequence.'),
('13219',' Rereleased in 1992 with added scene with Carolyn Monroe'),
('13220',' In the movies original theatrical release, Tom Ewell (qv) played a small  part at the cemetery near the end. Several weeks into the run, theaters were  sent a new last reel from which Tom Ewells part had been removed.'),
('13221',' Originally filmed in an early 70mm widescreen process called "Grandeur". No  widescreen prints are now known to exist.'),
('13222',' A short, edited 27 minute version is available in Streaming Video at the  Captioned Films For The Deaf web site under Entertainment/Drama. It is titled  "The Great Mike Wins".'),
('13223',' On one television version, there is a scene where Chet is trying to maneuver  his vehicle with the drag boat trailer onto the road. Romans suggestions are  not helping, as Chet almost hits different obstacles blocking his path. An  officer (played by Troy Evans) notices this and approaches informing Chet  that he is watching Chets navigation. Finally Chet successfully makes it on  the road. As they are driving away laughing at the officer, the boat slides  off the trailer and into the street. There is also a scene within this one  where Connie and Kate are talking by the lake while the twins are on the  dock. Kate suggests the twins go swimming. A big fish jumps from the water  scaring the two girls. After hearing the screams and unnoticing the fish,  Kate remarks its fine if they dont swim.'),
('13224',' The Great Race has been re'),
('13225','released in France in 1996. However, after the  race starts, all scenes involving people from the newspaper in New York have  been cut.'),
('13226',' "The Great Race" was licensed for showing in the Soviet Union; however, it  was cut. Most notably, the whole episode where the race is going through  Russia of 1908 is omitted. The Soviet government thought it was a mockery of  the Russian people.'),
('13227',' The Fox Home Entertainment DVD release features a restored print of the  rerelease version under the title "A Christmas Wish" in both the original  black and white, and a new computer colorized version.'),
('13228',' The DVD release runs 185 minutes, and includes the overture, entracte and  exit music, as presented in the original "road show" version of the film.'),
('13229',' Original Cinerama version ran 260 minutes, subsequently cut over the years.   The shortest version runs 141 minutes.  Numerous versions have been shown on  television.  Network television print has only the main cast credits at the  beginning and the technical credits at the end shown page'),
('13230','by'),
('13231','page (not  "rolled up" as most prints), including a credit for "Cinerama".  The most  common version of the film shown today runs 195 minutes with all the credits  rolled up at the beginning, and the end titles showing only the words  "Released through United Artists".  That particular version has been  available on home video and cable TV.'),
('13232',' Originally gold tinting was added to the film for gold, brass beds, gold  teeth, gilt frames, and the canary cage.  This tinting is absent from any  surviving prints.'),
('13233',' Original length as edited by Stroheim was 42 reels; later cut by Stroheim to  about 24 reels; cut by Rex Ingram to 18 reels; cut to 10 reals by the studio.'),
('13234',' A new TV version, jointly released by Thames Television / Turner  Entertainment, features a new score bu Carl Davis.'),
('13235',' In 1999, Turner Entertainment pieced together a reconstructed four'),
('13236','hour'),
('13237','plus  version using the existing footage and still photographs of the deleted  scenes (done a la recent restorations of the 1954 "A Star Is Born" and 1937s  "Lost Horizon").  This was produced according to an original continuity  outline by director Erich von Stroheim to bring it as close to the directors  original vision as possible.  This most recent version also contains a new  stereo score by Robert Israel.'),
('13238',' In 1999, a 239 minute cut was restored by Rick Scmidlin using still  photographs to fill in for the action.'),
('13239',' Video release features six minutes of additional footage.'),
('13240',' Several songs were cut out, possibly for time, including: Jaded, We Are The  Champions, Homecoming, Maria, She, and Knowledge, where they pick people out  of the audience to play their instruments.'),
('13241',' Warner Brothers also released this film in a silent version in 1930, for  which Julien Josephson reportedly also wrote the titles.'),
('13242',' There are two releases: one that the band released under the name Green  Jello, and one that the band released a year later in 1993 under the name  Green Jelly following a lawsuit from Kraft Foods. Both versions have  different artwork, track listings and edits. '),
('13243',' The original Green Jello version has 11 tracks including the original   banned video Cereal Killer. It also has different edits of certain videos   such as Flight of The Scajaquada and contains 10 minutes of bonus Behind   The Scenes and Making Of Footage at the end of the tape. '),
('13244',' The 1993 released Greem JELLY version contains only 10 tracks with the   Cereal Killer track deleted for legal reasons. It is also alot shorter and   does not contain the bonus Behind The Scenes footage at the end.'),
('13245',' A version that has previously run on the Sci'),
('13246','Fi Channel condensed the OAV  (Original Animation Video) series into a movie feature.'),
('13247',' The DVD version cuts out the ending credits panning shot of footprints in  sand and replaces it with a music video composed of scenes from the film.'),
('13248',' The available video version in Argentina was lifted from an old 16mm print in  English with Spanish subtitles. The credits were replaced with Spanish  language translations.'),
('13249',' The documentary "Walking the Mile" (which is included on the DVD) features  the making of a scene, where Edgecomb and his wife are in a church. That  scene is not in the final film. The church is probably the one mentioned by  Hanks character when he says to Melinda that "we missed you in church".'),
('13250',' Although "The Green Slime" was released in the U.S. as a 90 minute version,  director Kinji Fukasaku and his editor prepared a much more tightly edited 77  minute version (called "Gamma III: Big Military Space Operation") for release  in Japan. This "Japanese" version eliminates the Robert Horton/Richard  Jaeckel/Luciana Paluzzi relationship triangle, and is much more  "militaristic" in tone. Several scenes are edited differently, additional  alternate music cues are used (which are less "sci'),
('13251','fi" sounding than the  "Amercian" version), and the rock and roll theme song is omitted entirely  (replaced by a military march theme). The ending before the credit roll has  additional scenes inserted with Paluzzi and Jaeckel, which change the tone of  the ending from optimistic to downbeat.'),
('13252',' The original version was produced for VTV in British Columbia and ran one  hour '),
('13253',' it included a lot of regionally'),
('13254','based satire. The half hour version  was re'),
('13255','cut for The Green Channel by Alberta comedy legend, Wes Borg of Three  Dead Trolls in a Baggie fame.'),
('13256',' Original theatrical version was rated X.  Some sexual material was cut to be  re'),
('13257','rated R.'),
('13258',' The HBO Family version deletes 3 scenes involving Gremlins dying.'),
('13259',' The NBC TV version adds one scene deleted from the original film, where Billy  and Kate discover Gerald locked in the bank vault after the Gremlin rampage.'),
('13260',' The special edition DVD contains the following deleted scenes: '),
('13261',' Mr. Peltzer is looking in a store in Chinatown, with a shopkeeper who   doesnt know a word of English, when he is greeted by the Chinese boy, who   leads Mr. Peltzer to the boys grandfathers shop. '),
('13262',' Billy is lectured by his boss, Mr. Corben, for being 17 minutes late. '),
('13263',' Billy looks at his drawings, for a comic strip, in his room. '),
('13264',' Billy sees the reverend on the street. The reverend tries to give Billy his   Christmas card, but he cant find it in his pile, so he just tells Billy he   will mail it to him. '),
('13265',' Kate shows Billy Mrs. Deagles plans to sell their houses and build a   Nuclear plant. They are then discovered by Gerald, who says he will let them   out easy if Kate will go out with him. Kate refuses, and Gerald notes she is   tough, just like him. '),
('13266',' Stripe listens to a bunch of carolers, while hidden in the snow (actually,   according to the commentary, he is singing along, but their is no audio for   Stripe). '),
('13267',' Mr. Futterman tells his wife that Mrs. Deagle has closed down the noodle   factory where he worked for good. His wife then reassures him that there is   more to life than macaroni. '),
('13268',' Billy and Kate find Mr. Corben with a clock smashed on his head. They then   find Gerald in the vault. Billy tries to free Gerald, however Gerald thinks   that Billy wants to free him just so Billy and Kate would get promotions   (Gerald presumably would now have Mr. Corbens job). Billy then closes the   vault and tells Kate that Gerald will be better off in there and they will   come and get him later.'),
('13269',' Cable and broadcast television shows the theatrical (not video) release  version.'),
('13270',' Two different versions of this film: one for the theatre, one for video. The  difference is that in the theatrical version, it appears that the film begins  to burn, however, in the video version, this segment is replaced by a segment  which simulates a broken VCR machine.'),
('13271',' The cinema version featured Hulk Hogan shouting at the gremlins to start the  film again; the video version features John Wayne.'),
('13272',' The special edition DVD features both versions of the film. Playing the movie  normally will show the theatrical version. The video version is an easter egg  found by clicking on the Gremlin claw in the special features menu.'),
('13273',' The first version of the film had only two or three exterior shots. Some more  exterior shots and the scene at the beach were filmed and added later, after  a first test screening.'),
('13274',' Anchor Bays DVD release is the complete, uncut version of the film.'),
('13275',' The version released by Anchor Bay in the UK has 2m 31s of cuts demanded by  the BBFC. These were for scenes of sexualised violence.'),
('13276',' In 1992, an "Extended Version" was released to home video by Warner, and this  version runs six minutes longer than the original release.  The Extended  Version videos feature the following: '),
('13277',' An overture of John Scotts main orchestral themes, which runs for about   01:40. '),
('13278',' Immediately following the Warner Brothers logo is a reinserted prologue with   the great apes.  The scene opens with a master shot of the African jungle   from a birds'),
('13279','eye view, complete with smoking volcano in the distance,   rolling storm clouds, and the caption "EQUATORIAL WEST AFRICA 1885".  During   this sequence, there is a storm and the volcano gushes lava, causing the   apes to go into turmoil. The ape, Silverbeard, calls the warning to the   others and they all rush to shelter from the rain, etc.  Kolo, nursing her   infant baby, seems reluctant to go.  Silverbeard roughly tries to get her to   move, accidentally(?) causing the death of the little ape, as it falls from   Kolos grip and plummets to the rocks below.  Kolo sees her child die and   howls with anguish, ending the scene with a fade'),
('13280','out to black.  The next   shot is the original opening, with one change: a new caption: "SCOTLAND. TEN   MONTHS EARLIER." This whole jungle prologue clocks in at about 01:45, and   serves as a bookend for the film, as the film now ends on practically the   same shot as it opens, but at the end of the film the scene shows a peaceful   view of the jungle. '),
('13281',' After Lord Clayton leaves Greystoke for his tropical journey, and the scene   shifts to the African coast, a reprinted (which means this shot now exists   TWICE in the sequence) shot of the shipwreck (post'),
('13282','accident) now replaces   the original shot, which was a beautiful, wide master of the whole coast   where the ship has crashed, looking in from the ocean. '),
('13283',' Once Capitaine Phillipe DArnot and Tarzan reach civilization (the "edge of   the world") and rest at Bullers inn, another whole sequence has been   reinserted.  After DArnot shows Tarzan fire, the sequence cuts to about an   hour later, when DArnot attempts to arrange a charter for passage to   England.  We meet the rest of the gang in the bar, which includes a pointed   acknowledgment that yes, indeed, the captain Billings ("Its not my fault,   dont blame me") from Lord Claytons shipwreck IS among them, and has been   for some time.  DArnot explains he has no money for the arrangment but can   promise an I.O.U., which sets the whole gang at the bar off. They accuse   DArnot and Tarzan of possibly being escaped convicts and threaten the   Capitaine with violence.  Tarzan pounces on the attackers, roaring like a   panther, and starts a fire with an oil lamp (showing that he does understand   fires danger).  Everyone flees the inn, which is soon completely ablaze.    Amid the chaos, DArnot and Tarzan escape in a canoe.  The scene then cuts   to the original versions long shot, in daytime, of DArnot rowing down the   river with Tarzan.  The entire sequence features some repeated music scoring   cues, and extra music not heard in the original.  As the sequence ends, we   hear DArnot add, in voice'),
('13284','over: "I sense that we have a long and difficult   journey ahead of us; perhaps weeks of waiting for a ship that will give us   passage to England.  I will try to teach John some rudimentary manners and a   greater understanding of the language.  Like a father, I am resolved to   impart to him all that I can, but never, not even for a moment, do I doubt   that to take him back is a perilous undertaking...for John, but also for his   family." The voice'),
('13285','over narration concludes after the fade'),
('13286','out on Africa and   over the shot of the Greystoke estate, in Scotland.  Note: in the original   theatrical release, the inn sequence ends before any hint that DArnot and   Tarzan could be in danger, and cuts directly to them rowing down the river.    The original voice'),
('13287','over narration from DArnot: "And so began Johns   education of the world he had just entered.  I was determined to teach him   as much as I possibly could, but never for a moment did I doubt that to   bring him back would be a perilous undertaking...for John, and also for his   family." This original narration ended just as the African landscape fades   to black.  The newly inserted sequence runs about 03:15.'),
('13288',' For laserdisc, the Extended Version was transferred in a 2.35:1 widescreen  aspect ratio, but the pan'),
('13289','and'),
('13290','scan videocassette was open'),
('13291','matted and cropped  on the edges.  It is unknown if this Extended Version is Hugh Hudsons  directors cut or another edition, possibly released internationally in 1984.'),
('13292',' Although this film was made for television, it was so acclaimed that it was  subsequently released to theaters.  The theatrical release includes a title  card explaining the reasons for its re'),
('13293','release, and also features an  additional love scene between Jill Clayburgh (qv) and Peter Falk (qv) in  which Clayburgh briefly appears nude.  (The nude scene, naturally, was absent  from the original TV broadcast.)'),
('13294',' Tarantinos segment, Death Proof, was lengthened for showing at the Cannes  Movie Festival. Most of the films scratches (used in Grindhouse) were also  cut out.'),
('13295',' Grindhouse was only released as one movie in English speaking countries. In  other countries, the movie was cut in two parts (Tarantino and Rodriguez  segments), but each one is an extended version of those seen in the one shot  movie.'),
('13296',' Two versions were filmed, one in English, the other in Spanish.'),
('13297',' This film was cut by 37 seconds in the UK by the BBFC, to remove protracted  scenes of sexualised violence against women.'),
('13298',' Due to strict censorship laws, several scenes were cut out of the film  (by  dictator Francisco Franco) for the Spanish, British and American  releases.'),
('13299',' The U.S VHS version of Grizzly is rated PG as its original release in 1976.  The DVD version is rated R but hardly any difference between the VHS version  and DVD version.'),
('13300',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC for an A (PG) rating to  heavily edit an attack on a mother and son, and to remove scenes of gore  including a dismembered arm and closeups of bloody faces. The cuts were  restored in the 1986 15'),
('13301','rated video release.'),
('13302',' The following scenes were cut from the original version: '),
('13303',' A scene were Ranger Michael Kelly talks to Walter Corwin about shuting down   his lodge. '),
('13304',' Another victim attack (Believed to be played by Susan Backlinie). '),
('13305',' A scene were the hunters kill a bear but is actually a black bear they   killed by mistake.'),
('13306',' Some scenes were cut to avoid an R Rating. '),
('13307',' A scene were Dons death at the end was much more violent. '),
('13308',' Scott death was more violent than an off'),
('13309','screen cut.'),
('13310',' The long sought after Japanese laserdisc is the same version as the US video  tape, However it does feature one difference. Before the film begins their is  a scrolling monologue that talks about the dangers of the American Grizzly  bear, and goes on to say that "the events in the film have become all too  common".  Also the beginning and end credits are fully letterboxed. For the  record, the film was released by Columbia pictures overseas and this may  explain why this monologue does not appear in the US version of the film.'),
('13311',' The DVD from Lions Gate Home Entertainment opens with a disclaimer stating  that the film has been changed from its theatrical version. The sole change  is in the first ten minutes where Herzog explains that Treadwell had become a  semi'),
('13312','celebrity. In the theatrical version a clip is shown of Treadwell on  CBS "Late Show with David Letterman." Treadwell comes out and explains what  he has been doing and Letterman quips, "Were not going to open a newspaper  one day and read about you being eaten by a bear are we?" In the DVD version  this exchange is omitted and replaced with a NBC news segment of Treadwell  being interviewed. When the interviewer asks if he would ever want a gun to  protect himself, Treadwell states that he "would never, ever kill a bear even  in the defense of my own life."'),
('13313',' A scene where soot lands on a Napolean statues head, causing the statue to  look like a black person, has been censored.'),
('13314',' An edited PG'),
('13315','rated version was released as a double feature with a similarly  edited "Kentucky Fried Movie".'),
('13316',' The original version that was released to the movie theatres contained an  extra scene with Phil and Rita at the bar.  In it, she explains how she likes  sweet vermouth with a twist because it reminds her of how the sun hits the  buildings in Rome in the afternoon, and also how she would like to live in  the mountains. In the VHS release, this scene has been cut, but the next  scene in which Phil repeats these things to Rita, still remains.'),
('13317',' Some DVD versions have the missing scene in its original form.'),
('13318',' Also shot simultaneously in a French language version, titled Mirages de  Paris (1932)'),
('13319',' On the initial DVD release Sam Raimi mentions the alternate, more disturbing  cut of the movie will be released on DVD in the near future.'),
('13320',' The original UK cinema version was cut by the BBFC to remove two uses of the  word cunt. When the film was resubmitted in 2003 only one use of the word  was present in the version and this was passed uncut.'),
('13321',' On December 18th, 2005, the German TV station ZDF released a TV special  called "Das größte Fest des Jahres '),
('13322',' Weihnachten bei unseren  Fernsehfamilien". It consisted of four sequences: One took the sequences  "Zwei Münchner in Hamburg" and "Die Schwarzwaldklinik" from "Das schönste  Fest des Jahres '),
('13323',' Weihnachten bei unseren Fernsehfamilien" (1991) (TV)  (December 26th, 1991) and the sequences "Unser Lehrer Dr. Specht" and  "Freunde fürs Leben" from "Das größte Fest des Jahres '),
('13324',' Weihnachten bei  unseren Fernsehfamilien" (1995) (TV) (December 23rd, 1995).'),
('13325',' The sequence "Freunde fürs Leben" was shown again at 12/24/2000 as a  22'),
('13326','minutes episode of _"Freunde fürs Leben" (1992)_ (qv) with the episode  title "Wintermärchen".'),
('13327',' Re'),
('13328','edited version released in 1981 with additional footage of Siu Tien Yuen  battling the landlord.'),
('13329',' There are two versions of "The Guardian":  the theatrical cut, credited to  William Friedkin, and a modified cut, credited to "Alan Smithee".  The Alan  Smithee cut has never been released on video but has been shown on cable.  It  includes new scenes including another scene in the hospital; different dream  sequences; a scene of the nanny waking the wife up and alternate angles for  other scenes.  Also, the ending of the cable cut is different and omits much  of the gore.'),
('13330',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('13331',' Reissued in a 70mm color'),
('13332','tinted version (1969?)'),
('13333',' The English language version The Amazons was distributed in the Middle'),
('13334','East  with Arabic subtitles, but censored.'),
('13335',' Original version with more sex and nudity was prepared in 1969 under the  title Does Dracula Really Suck. An alternative gay version is known as  Dracula and the Boys.'),
('13336',' When Monsignor Ryan is added to the guest list, Joey goes to tell Tillie.  Joey asks "Guess Whos Coming to Dinner?" and Tillie replies "Reverend Martin  Luther King". Following the assassination of King, this was removed '),
('13337',' Joey  says shell tell Tillie but we see nothing more. Several months later, this  gag was restored.'),
('13338',' Dubbed version has a different score.'),
('13339',' The USA version introduces new characters and expands the role of the TV  reporter. It also includes a sequence in the US Embassy in Delhi.'),
('13340',' The video version contains two previously unreleased skits that are included  after the closing credits: "Auto Repair Ripoff Exposed", and "Prisoner of  Loves Unbelieveable Romance".'),
('13341',' Seen in syndication at approximately 90 minutes (two hours with commercials).'),
('13342',' The Prism Entertainment VHS does not include any scenes of the glove'),
('13343','making  races.'),
('13344',' Directors Cut is 237 minutes long.'),
('13345',' 3'),
('13346','hour distributor cut discards the interrogation sequences of the latter  half of the film.'),
('13347',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('13348',' Many early UK video prints do not include the scene where Gabby and the  townsfolk are standing on a sleeping Gullivers chest, unaware of their  situation and puzzled as to where he has gone. There are also some badly  edited UK video prints which run at about 60 minutes.'),
('13349',' The Winstar Home Entertainment DVD release adds many additional sound effects  in order to pan the audio out to a Dolby 5.1 mix.'),
('13350',' Japans and Europes Biohazard Gun Survivor allows you to use Namcos GunCon  controller. The American version does not, due to the recent school shootings  in the USA.'),
('13351',' Dueling Guns (1989) contains both endings cut together.'),
('13352',' UK versions are cut by 8 secs by the BBFC to edit the shooting of a snake.'),
('13353',' On this films second US network airing, ABC'),
('13354','TV cut it to fit into a  90'),
('13355','minutes'),
('13356','with'),
('13357','commercials time slot, excising the sub'),
('13358','plot about the  businessman who bet on Tenneray only after Cross had assured him that nothing  would happen.'),
('13359',' Two versions of the ending were filmed. In theaters, Johnny Cash won. In the  ABC telecast, Kirk Douglas won. The Douglas winning version was actually  filmed first, but the Navajo tribe that financed the film insisted that the  ending be changed so that Cash was the winner.'),
('13360',' Also shown in a computer'),
('13361','colorized version'),
('13362',' Cut to 96 minutes for a theatrical re'),
('13363','issue; for years this was the only  version available for viewing until the film was archivally restored.'),
('13364',' The European cut includes nude scenes featuring Sherry Jackson.'),
('13365',' American recut of a UK channel 4 original, Guns for Hire: The Making of The  Magnificent Seven (2000) (TV).	The show was cut by 11 minutes, but almost  all the visuals were replaced.'),
('13366',' The three'),
('13367','part made'),
('13368','for'),
('13369','television version, with the title "The Secret of  Boyne Castle", is over 30 minutes longer than the theater version.'),
('13370',' There is a bootleg video which contains additional footage, mostly of Axl  introducing the songs.  Curse words are not edited out in this version.'),
('13371',' In some copies (like the earlier video copies) Richard Harris (playing an  Australian Lancaster pilot) has been redubbed and word "bloody" replaced by  the less offensive "ruddy".'),
('13372',' Copies with different colour credits exists. The most common ones proclaiming  "Eastmancolor by Pathé" while others says "Technicolor".'),
('13373',' The original Mexican cut runs 115 minutes. The USA cut of the film was  reedited by Universal down to 90 minutes. This USA cut, although tamer as far  as violence and sexual situations go, has a tighter pace and a more  documentary'),
('13374','style feel to it by adding some informative narration from an  unseen male "survivor."'),
('13375',' Previously released DVD only has a running time of 107 mins. The punishment  of the kids is shortened, the male rape scene is shortened and many other  violent scenes seem to be abridged. There is no information on the DVD  indicating that it has been cut. On the cover, the running time is presented  as if it was the uncut Mexican version (115mins.'),
('13376',' 27 minutes has been cut from the UK region 2 DVD. This includes some moments  of violence, a nightmare sequence, a scene which Sean breaks up with Mizky  and scenes that further develop the relationship between Sean and Cori.'),
('13377',' The German Version, only available on VHS, has even more content cut. That  includes the same plot'),
('13378','scenes that were cut from the UK'),
('13379','Version as well as  over 8 minutes of additional violence.'),
('13380',' Although rated not under 18, German Rental'),
('13381','Video was cut for violence.  TV'),
('13382','Version is also cut. In spite of this both versions feature lots of  violence.'),
('13383',' Hong Kong version runs 6 minutes longer than international version and  features extra scenes as flashback to time when Chow brothers were children.  Also in Hong Kong version the death scene of a prostitute is more explicit.'),
('13384',' Unlike the previous two Street Fighter films, The Street Fighters Last  Revenge has only been available in America in a cut R'),
('13385','rated version. Similar  to the previous films, cuts were made to obtain the more "mainstream" rating  for American release, including a cut in one fight scene in which Terry rips  out an opponents heart using his bare hands. However, an uncut version was  finally released on Region 2 DVD in England in January of 2005, featuring all  of the violence cut from all non'),
('13386','Japanese prints of the film. Prior to this  release, the only video version containing this cut was a first'),
('13387','release VHS  in Japan. Despite this being the "X rated" cut in America, this version of  the film was only given a "15" certificate in England.'),
('13388',' A scene in the first half of the film, in which the circus troupe parades  into town to publicize their show, is unaccountably missing from the American  version.  In this scene, one furthering the films theme of humiliation, the  local police confiscate the performers horses, which forces them to pull the  heavy wagons back to their camp themselves.'),
('13389',' The song "Together, Wherever We Go", along with the second duet part of  "Youll Never Get Away from Me" was cut after the film was first released and  was, for the most part, forgotten (both songs feature Karl Malden). it was  supposed that all prints of these songs had disinigrated (the video version  even says that they are no longer available). Recently, a film collector was  found who had an old print of Gypsy with these songs intact but in very poor  condition. They are included on the dvd in the "bonus" section.'),
('13390',' Theatrical trailer on DVD release contains a quick flash of an additional  Angelina Jolie nude scene that was apparently cut from the film (nudity is  visible in the trailer).'),
('13391',' DVD includes outtakes and six deleted scenes: '),
('13392',' Medieval Marlina: a secretarial simulation showing Marlina dressed in   medieval garb; '),
('13393',' Neurotic Adventurer: on his way to the Pine building, Josh has a flashback   of himself in college; '),
('13394',' Apology: more footage of Josh trying to convinge the guard to let him enter   the Pine building; '),
('13395',' Politeness: Josh complains about Bob Shelbys constant politeness; '),
('13396',' Fatelets: Josh delivers a monologue while having sex with Julia; '),
('13397',' Coda: epilogue showing Josh bicycling up on a mountain. He meets Darlene,   and they ride away together on her motorcycle.'),
('13398',' In some English language subtitled (mainly American) versions the reference  to the character of Saids friend who lives in the "posh towers" is Snoopy.  However, the untranslated dialogue says Asterix and the woman who Vinz  speaks to on the intercom laughs and says No, but his friend Obelix is  here, whereas the translated version says No, but his friend Charlie Brown  is.. The reason Asterix and Obelix were changed to Snoopy and Charlie Brown  in the subtitled version was because a lot of people are more familiar with  those characters and possibly wouldnt understand the joke relating to  Asterix and Obelix, which are two best friends in various French cartoon  books by Goscinny & Uderzo.'),
('13399',' The main title credits in the Italian version mis'),
('13400','spell Ric Ocaseks name as  "Rock Ocasek"'),
('13401',' Starting in August, in select theaters, a sing'),
('13402','along version of the film with  on'),
('13403','screen lyrics was released.'),
('13404',' U.S. release is missing 10 minutes,  replaces/edits opening sequence and  credits, and replaces original soundtrack.'),
('13405',' German version is edited for violence to secure a "Not under 18" rating.  Additionally some plot scenes were cut.'),
('13406',' Some plot scenes were cut from the UK version, violent scenes are uncut.'),
('13407',' Only complete version available at the moment is the Taiwanese release.'),
('13408',' The Japanese and French DVD releases are the only versions at the moment that  contain the original Cantonese dialog and are completely uncut.'),
('13409',' Reissued in US in 1966 featuring additional footage shot in US.'),
('13410',' Trailers include a scene in which Jim Bruers character unsucessfully tries  to leapfrog a parking meter.'),
('13411',' An edited version of the film shown on Comedy Central removes most of the  profanity, and alters some lines. In the scene where Bob Saget appears as the  Cocaine Addict, the line is changed.  In the theatrical version he says "I  used to suck dick for coke".  In the Comedy Central Version, he says "I used  to suck feet for coke."'),
('13412',' Another scene that appeared in trailers but omitted from the final cut is one  where Dave Chapelles character, Thurgood, complains that his fellow  colleagues are stepping where is mopping.'),
('13413',' A re'),
('13414','dubbed and edited version (for UK release) called "Hallelujah, Im A  Tramp" frequently turns up on television.'),
('13415',' MGM also issued this movie in a silent version, with Marian Ainslee writing  the titles.'),
('13416',' For the 20th Anniversary restoration in 1998, new sounds were added to the  films audio track under John Carpenters approval. New thunder sounds were  added to the Loomis car scene. Wind sounds were added as well. The 1999 DVD  release contains both the original unaltered mono sound and a Dolby Digital  5.1 option with the added sound effects.'),
('13417',' Also, the network version replaces 12 minutes of violent footage with less  gory scenes.  These scenes were shot simultaneously with "Halloween II" in  1981, and can be found in the LaserDisc version of the original film.'),
('13418',' In all UK video releases there are 12 seconds omitted involving a chase scene  outside between Micheal & Laurie.  There is no given reason for this by the  BBFC and the UK terrestrial channel BBC2 always includes this scene.'),
('13419',' When aired on TV, the following scene was altered: When Sheriff Brackett and  Loomis are talking, the sheriff names off what kids are doing, his line of  "Getting high" was changed to "Acting sly."'),
('13420',' The television network'),
('13421','version (aka. Extended'),
('13422','Version) has a different  climax: when Dr. Loomis shoots Michael Myers in the end, you can only  hear the gun'),
('13423',' shots from outside the house, while in the theatrical'),
('13424','version  you can see how he shoots him. This alternate'),
('13425','scene was also used in the  beginning of "Halloween II(1981)" during the flashback sequence, instead of  using the original footage from the ending of the Theatrical'),
('13426','Version.'),
('13427',' Additional scenes were shot by director John Carpenter for the 1981  Television Network premiere. These include: '),
('13428',' a meeting between Dr. Loomis and two doctors from the mental (psychiatric)   institution where Michael Myers is being kept '),
('13429',' a scene where a nurse leads Dr. Loomis to Michaels room, telling him who   was supposed to have been watching the patients. Once they arrive in   Michaels room, she tells him he must have broken the window glass with his   bare hands. They then glance over on the wall, and see that he has written   in blood the word "sister". '),
('13430',' a shot of Michael Myers sitting completely motionless in his cell '),
('13431',' a scene where Lynda visits Laurie Strodes at home and borrows a blouse just   as Annie calls trying to borrow the same blouse.'),
('13432',' In 2000, a Limited Edition DVD of "Halloween" was released from Anchor Bay.  This was the Television Extended'),
('13433','Version which includes 12 minutes of  extra'),
('13434','footage shot in 1981 while filming "Halloween II" and was available as  a stand'),
('13435','alone or a two'),
('13436','disc (along with the theatrical cut). Later, in 2001  commemorating the 25th Anniversary DVD, Anchor Bay released yet another DVD  of the theatrical cut. This DVD contains new special features, giving a brief  look at the incredible "Halloween" Cast Re'),
('13437','union filmed on October 2000. It  also had a new transfer approved by John Carpenter,which caused some  controversy amongst fans, as he apparently adjusted the color quite severely,  a radical departure from the previous transfer supervised by D.P. Dean  Cundey.'),
('13438',' The 1998 restored "Collectors Edition" released on VHS, and DVD, were  available on both Full'),
('13439','Frame and Widescreen'),
('13440','Versions. Both included the  following features: theatrical trailers, radio spots, TV spots, and a  documentary: "Halloween: Unmasked 2000" produced by Mark Cerulli. It also  featured a hologram like cover which showed/displayed on one side '),
('13441','from one  angle'),
('13442',' Michael Myers mask and from the other the knife and pumpkin image  from the movie poster. The film has been digitally re'),
('13443','mastered in THX aswell.'),
('13444',' The German version of this not'),
('13445','so violent film was cut during the gore scenes  to get a 16 rating.'),
('13446',' The scene in which Michael kills the mechanic was originally on'),
('13447','screen. The  footage showed Michael stabbing the mechanic in the throat with the crowbar.'),
('13448',' A scene was filmed to bridge Halloween 2 with 4. It was a flashback to the  finale of part 2 with a scene where Loomis is being tended to by paramedics  when he sees the burning body of the shape. Loomis exclaims to the EMS  technicians to "Let Him Burn!" and they douse the flaming corpse of Myers to  the better judgment of Loomis.'),
('13449',' Swedish version is heavily cut.'),
('13450',' The scene in which the cop (Fenton Quinn) is killed outside of the Myers  house was shortened considerably. In the original version, as Michael is  bashing his head into the glass on the windshield, there was a shot where you  could see the glass embedded into his face.'),
('13451',' The shot of Mikey (Jonathan Chapin) quivering on the ground was shortened to  avoid an "X" rating. You can still notice the abrupt jump in the shot before  he is dragged away by Michael.'),
('13452',' The German theatrical version was cut to get a "16" rating. On video, two  versions were released, the "16"'),
('13453','one for sell'),
('13454','thru and an uncut "18"'),
('13455','rated  version for the rental release.'),
('13456',' Some dialogue and gore was cut from the U.S. release, the latter to obtain an  "R" rating.'),
('13457',' In the documentary "Inside Halloween 5" a cut scene is shown of a man  removing Michaels mask and looking at it weirdly. Another scene cut was  removed because it was considered too graphic. As Jamie is trying to climb  back up in the laundry chute Michael stabs Jamie through her ankle. When  Jamie emerges from the laundry chute you can see her ankle wounded and  bleeding.'),
('13458',' An early workprint version had a different score and an altered opening  credits montage, as well as a slightly different version of of the dorm room  scene, where the girls have "So I Married An Ax Murderer" playing on the TV  instead of in the final version where they have on "Scream 2."'),
('13459',' On the FX Network Premire, there are several additonal scenes added for  running time, and a lot has been edited. '),
('13460',' In the opening, there are several extra shots of a goal post and interiors   of Marions house while Jimmy is checking it out. '),
('13461',' Marions death is totally different and there are extra policeman shots and   Marion breaks the window and then is shown dying from the far away outside   window P.O.V. '),
('13462',' Saras death is not shown and her body is never found. '),
('13463',' There is an extra scene of Will carving a pumpkin and talking about his   family. '),
('13464',' There is a stalk P.O.V. shot of Micheal looking at thw people at the rest   stop. '),
('13465',' There is also a extra scene of Charlie and John walking downtown.'),
('13466',' The above version on FX also edits the following: '),
('13467',' The decapitation at the end of the movie.  It cuts to the credits and   Halloween music right after she swings the axe. '),
('13468',' The scene of Michael gettng pinned by the van against the tree has been cut   out.  It cuts to the van catching on fire.  This becomes a goof though, as   when Laurie looks at the van, there is no fire, but it starts up again. '),
('13469',' The sequence where Laurie is driving down the road with Michael in the body   bag in the back has been lengthened.  It uses some shots of the van driving   down the road twice. '),
('13470',' The scene where Michael chases after John and Molly cuts out the shot of the   knife going into Johns leg when Michael stabs him. '),
('13471',' Wills death has been edited.  It only shows Michael go up behind him, then   cuts to a shot of Laurie looking at him.  His body is then thrown down on   the floor. '),
('13472',' Scenes with the f'),
('13473','word and/or s'),
('13474','word have been dubbed over, or taken out   completely.'),
('13475',' The FX televison cut includes the following: '),
('13476',' A Micheal POV shot of the kid trying to grab the corkscrew from the drain '),
('13477',' The FX televison cut removes the following: '),
('13478',' The entire "pierce my nipples" line from Will(the counselor) is cut along   with the "date'),
('13479','rape" response.  The scene is edited as if the conversation   never took place.'),
('13480',' On October 26, 2003 an alternate version was shown on FX with these  additions: '),
('13481',' Marion looking around her house is extended. '),
('13482',' Jimmy taking a look around Marions house is extended. '),
('13483',' Michael stalking Marion is extended. '),
('13484',' Cops are shown bumbling around outside while Marion is chased by Michael. '),
('13485',' Intro to Laurie is differently Paced. '),
('13486',' a quick view of the town and school is shown before Laurine and John have   breakfast. '),
('13487',' a reference joke to Psycho made by Charlie is shown as he walks with John to   school. '),
('13488',' Michael is shown watching the Mother and little girl during the restroom   scene. '),
('13489',' Charlie and John are shown talking while they walk the California town   outside the school and Michael follows them in his car. '),
('13490',' Molly is shown walking through the school halls after getting the roses off   the dish lift. '),
('13491',' Laurie is shown watching the buses leave while on the telephone before the   Psycho homage with Norma. '),
('13492',' Laurie walking the school halls at night and walking the school grounds. '),
('13493',' Adam Arkin chasing the Shape is slightly different. '),
('13494',' John, Charlie and Molly are shown sneaking in through the kitchen window and   get stuck while John sees Michael coming into the school. '),
('13495',' Adam Arkin carves a pumpkin while he opens up to Laurie about his past; lead   in for Laurie to open up to him about Michael. '),
('13496',' Michael and Laurie stalking each other at the finale is extended. '),
('13497',' Extended ending shows Michaels car following far behind Laurine but ends   where Laurie chops off the guys head.'),
('13498',' The gruesome shot where a nurse gets a syringe in her temple was toned down  in the German version. This however didnt stop the censors from banning the  film.'),
('13499',' The Television version of the film is rarely shown, and contains an ending in  which Jimmy (Lance Guest) survives with Laurie.'),
('13500',' The Spanish version is said to feature the alternate ending and several  outtakes, including more conversations between the nurse and Laurie, the boy  and Laurie, and many scary shots, such as the electricity going out, etc.'),
('13501',' Although the UK cinema version was unedited the video and initial DVD release  were cut by 17 seconds by the BBFC to edit the scene of a woman being dunked  in boiling water in a jacuzzi. All the cuts were waived for the 2002 DVD  issue.'),
('13502',' When aired on Telemundo, the movie contained many more scenes that the  regular release did not. Like the opening credits began before the recap of  the end of the original Halloween. Included were many more scenes of the  nurses and Dr. Mixter talking; More scenes of Jimmy and Laurie talking, in  which he brings her the Coke he promised; the scene of Jimmy passing out in  the car was cut and just showed Laurie climb out of it; Jimmy runs down the  hall to where he finds Mrs. Alves dead; The very end features Laurie finding  Jimmy in back of the ambulance with a neck brace on. Laurie exclaims "We made  it."'),
('13503',' A scene scripted and shot, but not included in either the theatrical or TV  version of the film, had Robert Mundey and the WWAR crew travelling to  Haddonfield Memorial to try to interview Laurie on the events of the night.  They are met, however, by a stern Mrs. Alves who warns them to leave before  she calls security, while Janet, Jill and Jimmy watch on.'),
('13504',' In 2002 American Movie Classics aired the alternate version as part of their  Monsterfest Film Festival. This was the first time since its broadcast back  in 1984. Among changed/added footage: '),
('13505',' Jimmy never does find Mrs. Alves body, and it is only implied that she   died. '),
('13506',' Also, Dr. Mixters body is never found. It is only hinted at that he dies. '),
('13507',' Janets death is completely wiped out, and she tells Karen that she is   leaving the hospital, and she gets away. '),
('13508',' Also, for Jills death, it never shows Michael stabbing her in the back, it   just shows him raising her in the air, and dropping her. While she is lying   on the ground you hear her grumble in pain hinting that she survived as   well. '),
('13509',' The ending shows Jimmy walking around the hospital while Laurie and Loomis   fight Michael. Then when the explosion occurs, Jimmy slips and hits his   head. The ending shows him in the ambulance with Laurie and they drive off   into the sunset. This version has now been shown in subsequent "MonsterFest"   Film Festivals and is actually their most played film around Halloween.'),
('13510',' The so'),
('13511','called "producers cut" that is sometimes shown on syndicated stations  contains the following differences from the theatrical cut: '),
('13512',' Many of the scenes have been time'),
('13513','compressed and run a lot faster than   usual, and many scenes that were previously without music now have bits of   soundtrack music added. The explicit violence has also been removed in all   death scenes, and of course all the bad language has been re'),
('13514','dubbed or   removed. '),
('13515',' The credits come at the very beginning of the film, directly after the   Universal logo. '),
('13516',' The flashback to the first film contains additional sound effects, including   a voice'),
('13517','over scream (supposedly from Laurie) when Loomis shoots Michael   Myers '),
('13518',' A different shot of Loomis emerging from the house to find Myers body gone. '),
('13519',' The lines "Ive been trick'),
('13520','or'),
('13521','treated to death tonight" and "You dont know   what death is!" have been eliminated, with an awkward voice'),
('13522','over from the   neighbor saying "Is this a Halloween prank?". '),
('13523',' The theatrical cut goes straight to a scene where Myers steals a knife from   a neighbor lady and kills a young woman in another house. This appears   slightly later in the film and has been re'),
('13524','edited to suggest that Myers   kills the old woman instead of the young girl. '),
('13525',' The voice'),
('13526','over announcements of the male TV reporter run slightly different,   depending on when they appear over the extra scenes. '),
('13527',' An extra close'),
('13528','up shot of Laurie inserted before Jimmy and Bud bring her out   of the house on the stretcher. '),
('13529',' A few extra lines of dialogue with the female reporter near the beginning of   the film. '),
('13530',' After Ben Tramer is killed by the policemans car in the explosion, the   scene uses an alternate take depicting Loomis and Bracketts reactions and   Hunt pulling up to tell Brackett Annies body was discovered. '),
('13531',' The first view of Annies corpse when Brackett identifies her has been   deleted. '),
('13532',' A different take of the dialogue when Laurie arrives at the hospital. All   shots of her being stuck with needles have been removed, and the scene is   extended to include shots of Mrs. Alves, Dr. Mixter, and Jill leaning over   her as her vision blurs. Then they begin to undress her as Mrs. Alves tells   Jimmy and Bud to leave. '),
('13533',' The first scene that shows Lonnie with the razor blade in his mouth has been   removed, with only the piece where they arrive at the ER and talk to Jill   remaining. '),
('13534',' An extra scene where Janet talks to Jimmy about Lauries injuries and tells   him that Dr. Mixter gave her a "double bullet" sedative. '),
('13535',' An extra scene of Jill talking to Bud and Mr. Garrett while they listen to   reports of the murders. Mr. Garrett says drugs are the obvious problem. '),
('13536',' An extra bit where a shaky Dr. Mixter reviews Lauries medical procedures   with Mrs. Alves. '),
('13537',' A voiceover reporter speaks over the clip of "Night of the Living Dead" to   inform viewers that Michael Myers is believed to have burned to death. '),
('13538',' Extra dialogue between Mr. Garrett and Karen as he buzzes her in. He tells   Karen the murders were committed because of drugs. '),
('13539',' Mrs. Alves tries to call Lauries parents while she scolds Janet for not   calling them immediately. Meanwhile Jimmy sneaks in to see Laurie, while   Mrs. Alves tells him shell give him two minutes and thats all, which   explains why later she says "Times up, Jimmy, lets go." '),
('13540',' Karen and Jimmy discuss whether Michael Myers really burned to death in the   accident, while Michael lurks in the shadows behind them. '),
('13541',' Different sound effects of the babies in the maternity ward as Michael lurks   among them. '),
('13542',' Extended scene showing Jimmy bringing Laurie the Coke he promised her. '),
('13543',' When Mr. Garrett goes to check the phones, an added voice'),
('13544','over line where he   explains hes going to check the phone box in the storage room. '),
('13545',' As Mr. Garrett looks in the storage lockers directly before his death scene,   extra shots of Michael Myers have been inserted to make it appear as if   Myers is slowly approaching, attracted by the noise Garrett makes when he   knocks the boxes over. '),
('13546',' An added scene where Jill is on the phone (AFTER the phones are supposedly   taken out!) and Jimmy sneaks by her to go into Lauries room to tell Laurie   Michael Myers is dead. Instead of being relieved, Laurie panics and says she   has to get out of there, and Mrs. Alves, Jill, and Janet all come in to help   sedate Laurie. While they are working on her, the lights in the hospital go   out and the emergency generator kicks on, which explains why the hospital is   so dim for the rest of the film. '),
('13547',' A different take of the scene where Loomis examines the charred remains of   the man they think may have been Michael Myers. The scene also extends to   include a scene of Loomis and Hunt walking outside the morgue to get in an   elevator, where Loomis explains that he believes the wounded Myers might try   and go "home" to nurse his injuries. '),
('13548',' An extra voice'),
('13549','over in the scene where neighborhood kids throw rocks at the   Myers house. Graham is heard telling the mob "Michael Myers isnt here,   weve checked the entire house!". '),
('13550',' An extra scene of Loomis and Hunt approaching the house while Hunt yells at   people to go home. '),
('13551',' A scene where Janet talks to Karen and tells her how creepy it is that the   lights went out and how Laurie was screaming about Michael Myers coming to   get her. '),
('13552',' Extra dialogue in the scene where Bud tries to convince Karen to have sex   with him in the therapy room. '),
('13553',' The dialogue between Bud and Karen cuts immediately to a shot of Karen   entering the therapy room, where Bud is already naked in the therapy tub.   The scene also includes extra shots of the temperature gauge slowly rising   and Michael Myers hand turning it up. There is an alternate take of Karen   talking to who she thinks is Bud standing behind her, turning around to see   that its Michael Myers. The scene concludes with just one shot of her being   shoved down into the scalding water. '),
('13554',' The scenes where Marion arrives are directly connected to when she leaves   with Dr. Loomis in the Marshalls car. '),
('13555',' When Jimmy discovers Laurie in the chemically'),
('13556','induced state of shock, there   is extra dialogue as Jimmy and Jill wait for Dr. Mixter to respond to their   call. In the theatrical version, this is where Janet runs to get Mixter and   discovers his body and is killed. That entire sequence has been removed and   Jimmy finally gets restless and says hes going to find Mrs. Alves. '),
('13557',' There is an added scene of Jimmy looking for Mrs. Alves and finding the   ladies lounge empty. '),
('13558',' Lauries dream is placed differently and features a new voice'),
('13559','over of a   "little'),
('13560','girl" voice saying "Please dont hurt me Michael, Im your sister!" '),
('13561',' When Michael goes into Lauries hospital room, he doesnt have a scalpel in   his hand, and there is an extra scene of him closing the door behind himself   as he leaves. '),
('13562',' When the drugged Laurie grabs the phone in the empty hospital room, she   tries to speak and cries into the phone "Mama, he wont die! He wont go   away!" '),
('13563',' Extra dialogue between Jimmy and Jill where they wonder why the hospital is   now empty and Jill asks if someone could be in there with them. '),
('13564',' Extra shots of Jimmy exploring the hospital looking for other people. '),
('13565',' Jills death scene has been softened. The shot of Michael stabbing her in   the back with the scalpel has been removed and now it appears as if he   simply grabs Jill and drops her. Additional sound effects of Jill groaning   as she is dropped suggest that she survives. '),
('13566',' An extra shot of Loomis and Marion in the back of the Marshalls car and   extra shots of the car driving through Haddonfield are inserted. '),
('13567',' Jimmys collapse in the car has been cut out since hes supposed to be   looking for others during the entire climax of the film. '),
('13568',' Loomis only shoots Michael two times when he bursts through the glass door. '),
('13569',' The Marshalls death scene is less gruesome, with Michael jumping up and   pulling the Marshall with him, apparently stabbing him from behind. '),
('13570',' Different angles in the operating room as the blinded Michael slashes out   with his scalpel. '),
('13571',' The different editing makes it appear as if Jimmys fall is caused by the   explosion. '),
('13572',' Grahams dialogue is altered in the final scenes where Hunt asks him the   body count. '),
('13573',' When Laurie is placed in the ambulance at the end, someone is in there with   her. There is a final scare as the figure sits up, covered by a sheet, and   the sheet falls away revealing Jimmy with a bandage on his head. Laurie   cries in relief and says "We made it!" They hold hands and "Mr. Sandman"   begins to play over an exterior scene of the ambulance pulling out of the   hospitals parking lot.'),
('13574',' The UK MIA DVD is completely uncut. The UK version was uncut during its  theatrical exhibition. The video release in 1986 was cut by 2 minutes 6 secs  before the video was submitted for a certificate and has all the violent  scenes cut out. For instance: When Harry Grimbridge is killed, the gruesome  killing of him is cut out. We see the fingers poised and the feet and  Halloween mask moving, and then immediately it shows the assassin wiping his  blood covered gloves on the curtain. When Starker gets decapitated, this  scene including the fountain of blood is cut out. When Marge Guttmans face  explodes, the gruesome insect scene is cut and it just shows her quivering  hands move slowly down her face then it fades out. Although the UK MIA DVD  release in 2000 restored all of the cut scenes the recent 2002 release on the  Sanctuary label has once again removed them.'),
('13575',' In Germany the uncut version was released on DVD but not shown on TV. There  are two different TV versions which were both cut. The longer cut version  includes the complete original title in the opening sequence and the shortest  version only includes "Halloween III" as title.'),
('13576',' The Spanish version has some added scenes and others deleted. The added  scenes include: When Dan Chalisss kids are watching the Silver Shamrock  commercial and Linda says "Turn that down", here we dont hear her voice  over, theres a shot of her saying it. When the Kupfers are being murdered  and bugs galore are coming out of Little Buddys head, the Spanish version  doesnt show the snakes, just continuous bugs so it doesnt show Buddy  getting bitten by a rattlesnake. The scene right before Buddy Kupfer drops  dead, theres an added scene of him through the serveilence camera reaching  for help before he dies. At the beginning when the assassin droid is  strangling Harry Grimbridge at a used car lot and Harry causes another car to  crunch the assassin, well when it happens, it doesnt make that Eeeeeeee  sound it did in the regular version, instead theres the crush sound and the  assassin keeling back.'),
('13577',' In the Spanish version, the following changes were made: When the gas station  attendant is watching the news on the thieving of one of Stone Henges rocks,  what followed before the Silver Shamrock commercial was a: "When we come  back..." ad, but it isnt played in this version. When the commercial is  playing at the gas station and the power goes out, the scene of the attendant  looking behind him isnt shown. Just him beginning to get up.'),
('13578',' Also in the Spanish version, the scene of Marge Guttmans face exploding was  shortened. It shows the macabre scene but it cuts out the Jerusalem cricket  crawling out her mouth.'),
('13579',' Originally released uncut on video in Australia in the mid 80s by Thorn EMI;  the recent DVD release by Infogrames features a cut version of the film.'),
('13580',' Cuts on the Infogrames Australian DVD release include: During the scene where  Harry Grimbridge is murdered, the assassin enters the room and poises his  fingers above his head, before using them to kill him. Only a couple of  seconds of his death is shown, before it cuts to the mask laying on the  floor. When Starker is killed, they do not show the second shot of the  assassins face after the fountain of blood sprays from Starkers neck. It  cuts straight to Ellie jumping in shock after Marge accidentally hits her car  horn, and is missing the scene where she is walking through the parking lot.  Similarly, when Marge is killed, only a quick shot of her hands covering her  face is shown, before it fades out. During the Halloween montage towards the  end of the movie, the scene showing the trick'),
('13581','or'),
('13582','treaters in Phoenix,  Arizona, is cut out, and goes straight from the shot of the Silver Shamrock  van in Seattle to the aerial view of Phoenix at the end of the scene. Again,  when Teddy is killed, the scene is cut. It shows the assassin forcing the  drill into her face, but cuts out the part at the end where it gets up and  walks off. A final change occurs at the hospital when Harry Grimbridge is  admitted. Some of the dialogue between Walter Jones and Challis is missing.  When we see the shot of Grimbridge on the stretcher in front of the TV, the  lines "Hey, can I leave now?", and "Sure, I dont see why not" are missing,  and cuts straight to Challis shaking Walters hand and saying, "Thanks a lot  for bringing him."'),
('13583',' AMC TV version makes the following changes: Walter Jones line of "I swear to  God" is changed to "I swear to you" when he brought Harry to Dan Chalisss  hospital; When Buddy Kupfer tells Dan about Conal Cochran, his line of  "sticky toilet paper" is changed to "sticky dwarf toys"; The murders of Harry  Grimbridge, Starker and Marge arent as graphic; Marges line of "screwed up"  is changed to "messed up"; other obscenities are cut as well as the scene  where Dan calls Teddy on the morning of the 30th.'),
('13584',' 1998 Goodtimes DVD release omits several sound effects for some unknown  reason, including the stinger when the assassin appears to watch Ellie and  Challis enter the factory, and the dial tone when Challis and Teddy are on  the phone to each other before the above scene.'),
('13585',' An extension of the scene where Ellie gets out of the shower was filmed but  cut. It showed her, still wrapped in the blanket, taking one of Challis  cigarettes and lighting it up, before sitting down on the bed to wait for  him.'),
('13586',' The version on television is as follows: The opening sequence is in a  letterbox format, as well as the first shot of Harry Grimbridge running out  of the tunnel; the music from the TV is somewhat mismatched from the dialogue  as Walter Jones watches; an additional line from the Silver Shamrock masks  from the commercials that tells people to watch the big giveaway is heard  before the power goes out; all uses of Gods name in vain is removed; Marges  line of "They got their orders all screwed up" is changed to "all messed up";  Marge Guttmans misfire accident is violence'),
('13587','trimmed, so the music is  mismatched to the scene and it edits a few moments of footage; Buddy Kupfers  line of, "Sticky toilet paper" is changed to "sticky dwarf toys"; the shot of  snakes coming out of Little Buddy in Test Room A is removed so the deaths of  Buddy and Betty are mysterious.'),
('13588',' There were two cuts for the "R" rating. There was more gore to the  head'),
('13589','popping scene and when the girl gets fried by the Silver Shamrock pin.  There is a bootleg version in letterboxed format that has all the gore.'),
('13590',' Nora Winstons (Tyra Banks) death was originally an on'),
('13591','screen kill. You can  see photos of this from publicity stills in which Michael can be seen  standing behind Nora preparing to strangle her.'),
('13592',' Jen is online and enters herself, Sara, and Rudy in the contest to spend the  night in the childhood home of Michael Myers, only to be attacked by Michael.  Following this scene Sara is seen getting out of the shower. She hears a  noise and goes out of the bathroom but sees nothing. She returns to the  bathroom and brushes her hair, only for Michael to set up in the bathtub. It  turns out to be Rudy, dressed as Michael, who was playing a prank on Sara and  Jen. This scene was cut because the producers felt it was "too goofy". Jens  encounter with Michael before she is killed was originaly longer. After  finding Bills body she runs into a room and backs against the wall'),
('13593','only for  Michael to come crashing through the wall. She then runs through the house  until she meets up with the other survivors as in the final cut.'),
('13594',' Scenes that appear in the previews but not the film include: '),
('13595',' Bill looks in the mirror and sees Michaels reflection then turns to see he   is not there before Michael jumps through the glass. '),
('13596',' Jen stands against a wall and Michaels arms burst through it grabbing her. '),
('13597',' Michael rising out of the bathtub behind Sara while she combs her hair. '),
('13598',' Nora (Tyra Banks) standing on the front porch of Michaels house and yelling   "Get out of the house!" (This one was most likely shot for promotional   purposes only).'),
('13599',' An extended version of the scene where Michael grabs Bill through the mirror  appears in the original trailer. In the extended version Bill looks in the  mirror, sees Michael standing behind him in the reflection and he turns  around only to see that nobody is there. When he turns back around and looks  into the mirror again Michael breaks through it and grabs him.'),
('13600',' In the trailer, there is a scene showing Sara sitting down and brushing her  hair in the bathroom, and Michael rising out of a water filled tub behind  her. Though this scene is in the trailer, it is not in the theatrical  release.'),
('13601',' The original ending was alot less scary. After Freddy busts the cameraman,  the CSI team investigates the scene. As a CSI women look down a hole where  Michael slept, he jumps out and gets her. The theatrical endin was scarier  and showed a coroner examining Michaels burnts face. His eyes then pop open  as she screams. Also, the theatrical version seems to have longer shots of  any death or gore than the original version.'),
('13602',' In the rough cut screened in August 2001, the opening credits were different.  The films original opening featured footage from a home video of the Myers,  featuring Peter and Margaret Myers in 1962 with their three children, Judith,  Michael, and a new'),
('13603','born Laurie, having fun in the back yard of their house.  Michael can be seen in the clips trying to divert the camera away from him,  as he does not want to be filmed. However, Peter manages to get him to face  the camera, and zooms in on Michaels face. The shot continues zooming  through Michaels "black" eyes and opens up in the sanitarium hallway. This  whole sequence is to the tune of an old fifties song "Darling Angel". Also,  the ending was different. Instead of taking Michael to the morgue, a woman  CSI starts to investigate in the ruins of the Myers house. She leans down and  shines her flashlight down into a dark crevice and Michael jumps up at her.  She screams and the credits start rolling.'),
('13604',' In the original script, while Rudy and Michael are fighting, Michael grabs  Rudy by his head and crushes it with the oven door.  There was also a lot  less fighting between the two.  The producers changed this due to a longer  fight scene.'),
('13605',' Originally, there was a line of cut dialogue in the beginning of the film  where Laurie Strode says to Michael "You will never find my son."'),
('13606',' In the version labelled Halloween: The Homecoming, the film did include the  beginning sequence of a Myers family home video and also the CSI womans  murder at the end. However, it also had no opening credit sequence, the title  only appears when Michael leaves the sanitorium. Also, when Jim flirts with  Donna and she gives him the finger, the dialogue "Would that be one oclock?"  is not present. The soundtrack on this version consists of music from the  original Halloween (1978), Profondo Rosso (1975) and The House on Haunted  Hill (1999) and Halloween H20 (1998). It also featured a rap track over the  end credits, different music for the scene where Jen and Sara visit Rudy, and  Janet Jacksons "All For You" in the scene where Nora makes coffee. This  version was probably created as a "rough cut" or test screening, and edited  before Danny Luxs score was complete. The Halloween H20 music is also still  present in some of the early scenes, mostly in the sanitorium.'),
('13607',' There were aporximately three alternate endings. '),
('13608',' The first alternate ending is where Sarah is in the burning tool shed, and   Scott comes in, and pulls her out. '),
('13609',' An alternate version of the final ending where Freddie is talking to a   "dead" Michael in a body bag. Micheals eyes pop open, and he grabs   Freddies throat. Sarah grabs an axe from the fire truck, and slams it down   on Michaels face. '),
('13610',' The third alternate ending consists of a CSI agent looking for the body of   Michael Myers after the fire. She looks into a manhole, and Micheal pops up,   and grabs her.'),
('13611',' There was a scene cut from the film, in which Sarah finds a photo album  containing pictures of Michael Myers when he was a child. The scene can be  accessed on the DVD.'),
('13612',' The "Halloween: Resurrection" title card appears at a different spot in the  video/DVD release. It is seen as Michael leaves the asylum after the first  murders. During the films theatrical run, the "Halloween: Resurrection"  title card appeared in different places.  In some prints, it appeared after  Michael gives Harold the bloody knife and in others, it appeared just before  Busta Rhymes name in the opening credits).'),
('13613',' On the DVD version of the film, watch for brief flashes of Michael Myers  between frames. For example, when Bill sneaks up behind Jenna early on in the  house and scares her, if you advance through that part frame'),
('13614','by'),
('13615','frame, you  can see two frames of Michael Myers. This happens a few more times throughout  the film.'),
('13616',' Nora Winstons (Tyra Bankss) death scene involved Michael stringing her up  with electrical wire and him viciously stabbing her in the abdomen as she  struggled.  The scene was later cut because as Brad Loree, the stuntman who  played Michael, stated "Every horror movie has to have a character find the  body of someone you didnt know was dead."'),
('13617',' In the original ending, the cult of Thorn kidnaps Kara and Danny Strode,  intending to curse Danny with the sign of Thorn just like Michael Myers was  as a child and make him kill his mother in a blood sacrifice. Kara is tied to  a sacrificial altar in the bowels of Smiths Grove Sanitarium. Theyre saved  by Tommy, who eventually stops Michaels pursuit of them with the carved  stones he calls "the runes of light," which he explained to Kara in an  earlier, also deleted scene as being the bane of the sign of Thorn. These  rune stones are arranged in the Shapes path by Tommy, and when he steps  within their circle, the Shape is frozen in place, like a mystical ward.  Tommy then escapes with Danny and Kara, leaving Dr. Loomis to return, and  face Michael and Dr. Wynn in the final scene.'),
('13618',' In the full'),
('13619','screen version, you can see that Mrs. Blankenship has a Thorn  rune tattoo on her wrist when she holds up the knife. This isnt visible in  any wide'),
('13620','screen versions.'),
('13621',' There is a version of this sixth Halloween film which has many scenes not  shown in the theatrical release, as well as a different title/logo, different  character developments, and a different ending. This "Producers Cut"s most  noticeable differences are:'),
('13622',' The movie begins with a flashback to 1989 in which Jamie is kidnapped by the  Man in Black before the police station explodes.'),
('13623',' Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasance) does the voice'),
('13624','over narration at the beginning  of the movie, not Tommy Doyle (Paul Michael Rudd).'),
('13625',' Michael Myers does not kill Jaimie Lloyd right away; she lingers in a  hospital for half the movie, and is eventually shot by the Man In Black.'),
('13626',' There is a very different ending to the movie which replaces everything after  the scene in which Kara is captured by the cult members.'),
('13627',' In the home video version, when the father is killed by Michael Myers in the  basement, the massive dose of electricity his body takes causes his head to  explode. In the alternate cut, for some reason, this is not shown.'),
('13628',' According to the official Halloween website under the FAQ section, some  scenes from the producers cut are shown in the television cut for the UPN  network.'),
('13629',' The "strobe light/operating room" scene (only seen in the Theatrical version)  was originally going to be longer, and feature more blood and gore. Examples  include a shot of a nurse being gutted and Dr. Wynn being beheaded. Wynns  death was cut out of the film, so that his character could return in future  films.'),
('13630',' Producers Cut also expands on certain scenes in the movie. This includes the  following: '),
('13631',' There are no "flashes" to previous / upcoming scenes throughout the movie,   as with the theatrical release. '),
('13632',' More dialogue between Loomis and Wynn when Wynn visits Loomis at his house.   Wynn asks Loomis why he is "listening to this jerk" Barry Simms, and Loomis   says hes recording it because its a program about Haddonfield. He then   goes on to say that he recently had plastic surgery, to remove some of the   scarring on his face and "not frighten little children anymore". Then Wynn   announces his plan to retire, thus bringing on the toast to "old friends". '),
('13633',' More dialogue playing over the radio during this scene. There are also a   number of different callers than in the theatrical release. '),
('13634',' Kara performs a "chant" for Danny when he has his nightmare. She warns the   "evil spirits" to stay away and reminds them that they "know the rules". '),
('13635',' An extra scene of Debra and John watching Kara through the window as she   leaves for college. Debra says "its not about her, John... its about you",   and that she doesnt care what Kara has done in the past because shes their   daughter. John replies by saying that Kara is no longer his daughter. '),
('13636',' The scene with Dawn (Wynns secretary) telling Loomis and Wynn that Jamie   Lloyds body has been found is extended. Wynn tells her to put the   sanitarium on a "Code Red Lock'),
('13637','down" for 24 hours, and then says to Loomis   that if Michael is alive, he plans on "bringing him back to Smiths Grove". '),
('13638',' The scene where Loomis and Wynn drive to the farm is also extended. Because   Jamie survives Michaels initial attack in this version, she is taken to   hospital, and Loomis blames himself for everything as she is wheeled to an   ambulance. He also has an encounter with the new Sheriff, who tells him that   he and Wynn have "no business in Haddonfield", and to go back to their   "loony bin". '),
('13639',' There are a few alternate angles during the scene where Debra finds out   whose house they are really living in. Loomis goes into more detail about   Michael, and when Debra is on the phone to John, there are again some   alternate angles. Also, when she drops the phone, the dial tone can be   heard, whereas it cant in the theatrical release. '),
('13640',' Barry Simms death is also done slightly different. There a couple of   alternate angles, and a scene after he is stabbed with the camera panning   away to show another van parked nearby with the words "WKNB Radio" on the   hood. '),
('13641',' There are more alternate angles when Tommy finds Barrys body. The little   girl dancing under the tree also sings "its raining red" instead of saying   it. '),
('13642',' The ending credits are also completely different, with a few changes to the   cast list as well.'),
('13643',' Deleted scenes seen only in the Producers Cut: Michael is shown impregnating  Jamie in a black and white flashback, it shows the man in black forcing  Michael to do it. In the finale Kara is tied up to an altar while the Thorn  cult performs a ritual, Kara says "The baby is yours isnt it Michael?!" and  the man in black turns and yells "Michael!." Originally this was the setup  for Michael to kill the members of the Thorn cult.'),
('13644',' The theatrical version ends with Loomis re'),
('13645','enterting the asylum, and we see  Michaels body is gone and we hear Loomis scream, suggesting Michael killed  him. In the producers cut, we see Loomis come across Michaels body,  suddenly the mask is pulled off to reveal it is Wynn, who passes on his curse  of being Michaels guardian to Loomis before he dies. As the rune of thorn  appears on Loomis arm he screams, and the final image is of Michael  disguised as the man in black leaving the asylum.'),
('13646',' Because of the very different ending in the producers cut, the dialogue  between Wynn and Loomis in Smithsgrove is different, Wynns outfit was also  changed. The theatrical version simply uses Loomiss reaction shots and had  Mitch Ryan reading new lines.'),
('13647',' If you beat the game on Legendary mode, theres an extended ending where  after the Chief escapes in the ship, you see Sgt. Johnson and an Elite  fighting each other a small distance away from the crashed Pillar of Autumn.  The Sergeant and alien notice the ships self destruction, knowing its their  last moment alive, they stop fighting and hug each other.'),
('13648',' The Xbox version had cooperative play and multiplayer limited to split'),
('13649','screen  and system'),
('13650','link. The PC version did not have cooperative play, but it had  online multiplayer instead.'),
('13651',' There is a flamethrower in the PC version but not in the X'),
('13652','Box version.'),
('13653',' Was also made as a four'),
('13654','episode TV mini'),
('13655','series, which included about one hour  of extra footage, as well as some re'),
('13656','shot scenes.'),
('13657',' Two versions should have been theatrically released at the same time: a  complete 242'),
('13658','minutes directors cut shown only in selected venues (large key  cities) and a shorter, wide'),
('13659','release version that ran about two'),
('13660','and'),
('13661','a'),
('13662','half  hours. After some critical backlash, Castle Rock decided to release the  complete 4 hours everywhere in the US and use the shorter version for some  overseas territories.'),
('13663',' The shorter, 135 minute version omits the appearances of the English  Ambassador (Richard Attenborough), Priam (John Gielgud), Hecuba (Judi Dench),  and Reynaldo (Gerard Depardieu).'),
('13664',' The version shown on Bravo! was cut to 46 minutes, but the video is the full  90 minutes.'),
('13665',' For an R rating in the US, the murders of Long Liz and the housemaid were  trimmed, notably the second stab wound on the latter.'),
('13666',' The UK cinema and 1986 video version was cut by the BBFC to edit a shot of a  hat'),
('13667','pin in a womans eye. The scene was restored in the 2002 Carlton release.'),
('13668',' Aired on TV under the title _Invasion Force (1980)_ (qv), with a different  ending.'),
('13669',' The version shown on the American Movie Classics channel was a Museum of  Modern Art preservation print.  It had an uncredited piano score and ran 71  minutes.'),
('13670',' The original 3D version contained a prelude'),
('13671','wherein the story is told via  flashback from modern times.'),
('13672',' Trailers feature a scene not in the finished film: Starling exploring the  now'),
('13673','abandoned asylum where she first met Dr. Lecter in Silence of the Lambs.'),
('13674',' In the scene where Starling and Lecter are talking near the merry'),
('13675','go'),
('13676','round,  Lecters face is split by a mirror. In the trailer, he says "You naughty  girl" but this isnt in the final film.'),
('13677',' In the trailer, Lecter says to Clarice "I need some action, Clarice" in his  letter. This is not in the final film. There are also some shots of lector in  the trailer that are not in the movie, most notably, when he mails the letter  to clarice. In the trailer, we see him walking away from the mailbox.'),
('13678',' A longer 3+ hour cut of the film was purchased by CBS for a network TV run  beginning in 2003.  Ridley Scott is quoted as having initially cut a 3 hour  version of the film that test screened, and that this cut will be made into a  two night miniseries for CBS when they screen the film in 2003.'),
('13679',' Among scenes removed from the final cut that may show up in the television  version is a time filler in which Lecter picks up Krendlers dog and talks to  it while going over flower arrangements for his party.'),
('13680',' German video distributor BMG Video released two seperate DVD'),
('13681','editions of the  film: one is the uncut FSK18 version in a double DVD set with massive extras,  the other edition is a single DVD and includes only the film in a shortened  (ca. 1,5 min.) FSK16 version.  This edition carries the note "Cut version". '),
('13682',' In the DVD Behind The Scenes featurette we see Hannibal actually cutting   into Krendlers brain during the climactic scene, whereas in the released   version only Clarices reaction is shown.'),
('13683',' Over half an hour of footage was deleted from the film, including totally new  scenes and alternate versions of scenes already in the movie. These scenes  include: '),
('13684',' A different version of Clarice watching Brighams funeral on TV. Here, she   doesnt cry, but rather just sits staring at the screen. Another FBI agent   comes to visit Clarice with all of Brighams personal belongings, saying   that his parents dont want them, and Clarice asks if she can have them. '),
('13685',' A new scene where Starling visits the abandoned asylum where Hannibal Lecter   was held. At the door she meets the janitor, a shy young boy who flirts with   Starling but refuses to go into the basement because of asthma.  Starling   goes down into the basement, where she searches old patient files, and finds   a vagrant old man huddled in Lecters old cell screaming for Jesus. Later,   we see Starling on Ebay searching for Hannibal Lecter items, among which are   X'),
('13686','rays and Lecters Mercedes. '),
('13687',' A new scene where Starling gets a follow up on the X'),
('13688','rays she got from   Barney and Mason. An FBI specialist tells her that Masons X'),
('13689','ray is several   years old, and that Barneys X'),
('13690','Ray of Lecters broken arm is the most   recent. '),
('13691',' An alternate version of the scene where Lecter writes a letter to Starling.    We see Lecter going to pick up the scent for the envelope, where Pazzi spies   on him and, in turn, Lecter spies on Pazzi. The letter itself is worded   differently, but still contains the lines about Starlings parents.  Here,   we learn that Jack Crawford, Starlings old boss from the FBI, died of a   disease. Hannibal assures Starling in his letter that he observed a   moment'),
('13692','and no more'),
('13693','of silence. We also see Lecter sealing the letter with   ink, and dropping the letter off at a mailbox, with Pazzi watching him. The   entire scene is accompanied by music composed and played by Anthony Hopkins. '),
('13694',' A scene where Pazzi gets FBI passwords from a secret agent holed up in a   building in Italy. '),
('13695',' An ignored subplot about Pazzi and a brother'),
('13696','sister gypsy pickpocket team.    The sister was a girl named Romula, who Pazzi saw steal a mans wallet.    This was the only sequence filmed, which was scrapped in favor of just   leaving in the brother as the thug Pazzi sends after Lecter. '),
('13697',' An entire subplot about Pazzi working on Il Mostro, a real unsolved Italian   serial killer case in which an unknown man stalked and killed young couples   kissing in their cars. It features an alternate version of the scene where   Lecter first meets Pazzi'),
('13698','now there is a leering janitor waxing the floor in   the next room. Pazzi talks at great lengths with Lecter about Il Mostro, and   Lecter gives him information regarding the case, most notably that the   killer is posing his victims corpses like classic paintings. Pazzi follows   this lead, which gets him put back on Il Mostro after being removed to   investigate Dr. Fell. Later, when he goes to retrieve luggage from Lecter,   we have an alternate version of Pazzi in Lecters living room, with more   talk about Il Mostro. All of these sequences feature the janitor from the   museum. Finally, we are given an alternate version of Lecter attacking   Pazzi. The dialogue is slightly different, and there are several shots of   the janitor watching. Here, Pazzis intestines and bowels dont fall onto   the spotlights, and the tourists videotaping the tower laugh instead of   scream. Lecter turns around and waves at the tourists, and then walks away.    Meanwhile, we see several shots of security looking at Pazzis body on   security cameras as Lecter passes by the Janitor, who had been watching the   whole thing from behind it a curtain: He is Il Mostro. '),
('13699',' A deleted scene in which Barney drives through Masons plantation.    Originally, the movie was supposed to open with the fish market shootout,   and the meeting with Mason was to come later. When the meeting was moved to   the opening, the scene was Barney in his car was cut: It features him going   past security and men reaping vegatables. The box containing Lecters   restraint mask is visible in several shots on the seat beside Barney.    Lastly, Barney comes across the man'),
('13700','eating boars in a pen and drives away   from them. '),
('13701',' A brief shot of Lecter sleeping on an airplane with his head shaved. He has   a nightmare and wakes up almost screaming. This came from the book, in which   Lecter had flashbacks to WWII, when his two'),
('13702','year'),
('13703','old sister was killed in a   snowbound concentration camp in Austria and eaten for food by starving   Nazis. '),
('13704',' Scenes of Lecter shopping for his party. He goes to a kitchen store, and   catches a tabloid show talking about Starling. A humorous bit is included in   which Lecter gets angry because the TV commentator addresses him as "madman   Hannibal Lecter," and he corrects her by whispering at the TV "Doctor   Lecter!" A clerk then comes in and directs Lecter to where he can buy   steakknives. Lecter then finishes watching the program, where he sees an   interview with Krendler. '),
('13705',' An extended version of Clarice in the woods. She runs for a longer period,   and shots of her feet on the ground are intercut with Lecters feet. After   the part where the scene wouldve ended in the final cut, we see Lecter   standing by Starlings car on a hilltop. He breaks the lock and gets in,   smelling her steering wheel and then running his tongue across it. He gets   out, but leaves his sun glasses on the horn. '),
('13706',' An alternate ending: Here, Starling doesnt handcuff Lecter, and he runs his   tongue over her lips after they kiss. Starling gets her hair free from the   refrigerator, gets her gun, and runs out to the woods after Lecter. She   finds the boat drifting and draws her gun on it, but its empty and she   smirks for a moment before shes surrounded by police who have her drop her   weapon. A spotlight hits Starling and she yells "Clarice Starling! FBI!" The   scene then cuts to Starling watching the fireworks over the lake, as in the   original. Here, though, instead of cutting to the plane, we see Lecter   walking up to a gas station and getting into a van. He waves at some kids   and their mothers waving sparklers, and drives off. This goes to a wideshot   of the plane cabin, showing most of the passengers and waitresses to be   Oriental (implying Lecter is headed to Japan, Korea, China, etc.) The wide   shot cuts to the young boy coming out of the bathroom and finding Lecter   with his food. They have the same conversation as in the finished version,   but only up until the boy asks for food. Here, Lecter asks the boy if his   mother ever warned him about taking food from strangers. The boy says she   has, but Lecter smiles and says that it doesnt matter since the boys   mother is asleep. Lecter then feeds several forkfulls of the brains to the   boy before the screen freezes, with the back of the boys head superimposed   over half of Lecters face. Commentary by the director says that the scene   as it is viewed here was meant to be symbolic, showing Lecter corrupting the   boy.'),
('13707',' When the film was aired on CBS in the USA on 8 May 2004 a scene that was not  in the theatrical cut of the film was added. In the scene we see Inspector  Pazzi following Dr. Lecter to a perfume shop.'),
('13708',' Hanuman (2006) Telugu dubbed version'),
('13709',' The televised version of The Happiest Days of your Life 1947 was broadcast  on February 4 & 6 respectively.  However, another production was transmitted  on October 11 1949 with Hermione Baddeley, Denys Blakelock & Alan Wheatley  taking the principal roles. Unfortunately the BBC did not record any of them.'),
('13710',' Originally premiered at 159 minutes, the film was cut to 144 minutes when box  office returns were less than expected. Still doing inadequately, the film  was further cut to 120 minutes for general release. The longer version was  rereleased in 1984.'),
('13711',' The original uncut roadshow version was actually trade'),
('13712','screened at 164  minutes. This version has been shown on the Disney Channel, and has only now  been released to video and to DVD. This version, five minutes longer than the  1967 premiere version, adds a scene with Mr. and Mrs. Biddle after the  children have left, and the song "It Wont Be Long Till Christmas."'),
('13713',' The full "roadshow" version, including overture, entracte and exit music,  runs 172 minutes.'),
('13714',' The version aired on TV on ABC, was not the same as the one released on  CBS'),
('13715','FOX video.  The one on the video contained more vintage Bond clips, while  the TV version showed more of The Living Daylights.'),
('13716',' UK cinema and 1986 RCA/Columbia video releases were culled from a longer  print with slightly gorier footage of the weight'),
('13717','lift & poker murders plus  the original piano music score. The 2004 DVD release is the edited R'),
('13718','rated  version with alternate music.'),
('13719',' When released on DVD, the film featured a completely different musical score  to that originally used, this being immediately noticeable with the  imposition of a pop song over the opening credits, where previous versions  had featured an atmospheric piano piece.'),
('13720',' Also available in a colorized version.'),
('13721',' In the TV version Happy talks to the orderly (Ben Stiller) and tells him that  grandma has told him everything.  He then throws Stiller out the window.   When Stiller hits the ground he says "Noy is that guy strong".  then the old  people come out and beat him with their hands, purses, canes, and etc.'),
('13722',' The version aired on Fox has all featured product placements removed. For  example, "Sports Illustrated" becomes "the pros", "free Subway for life"  becomes "Free sandwiches for life", and Happys T'),
('13723','shirt has the Subway logo  digitally removed.'),
('13724',' In the NBC TV version, there are several changes.  When Happy first sees  Shooter before he plays golf the first time on the pro course, instead of  saying "If I saw myself in those clothes Id have to kick my own ass" he says  "...my own butt."  In the bar scene Happy says to Shooter about bieng on the  Tour "...Now I got a new reason: kicking your head" instead of "...your ass."  When Happy and Bob Barker fight, when Happy says "The price is wrong, bitch"  the "bitch" is removed, among many other small changes in the film.'),
('13725',' On the Fox version, many examples of product placement are cut out: Sports  Illustrated becomes "the pros", all references to Subway are cut, "a Pepsi"  becomes "some breakfast", and most of the final shot(where Happy shoots his  ball through the stands) is cut due to a Subway flag.'),
('13726',' Television versions: '),
('13727',' When the tour managers are discussing whether to keep Happy on the tour he   can be heard cursing on the TV in the background. On the TV version he   clearly puctuates the disscussion with "Piece of monkey sh*t!". Whereas on   the video versions there are muffled, unspecified swear words.'),
('13728',' To achieve a 12 certificate in the U.K. cuts of 0m55s were applied'),
('13729',' The version shown on Comedy Central tones down some of the profanity and  violence.'),
('13730',' The mayor of Chicago, school chiefs and coaches were angry about the kids in  the movie using extreme language. After protests and saying it was "overly  negative", the distributors decided to edit/dub all of the lines with the  word "f*ck" to get a PG'),
('13731','13 rating.'),
('13732',' The 1982 re'),
('13733','release opens with a short prologue set to "Ill Cry Instead", a  number originally recorded for the film but not used. The reissue also  features a new stereo soundtrack.'),
('13734',' In the television show sequence, the song "You Cant Do That" was cut from  the original film. In the 30th anniversary special on the making of the film,  the cut scene featuring the song is shown after the special.'),
('13735',' In July 1998, Miramax acquired the full rights to the film from original  producer Walter Shenson. The film will be re'),
('13736','released in march 1999 (its 35th  anniversary) in a restored, digitally'),
('13737','remastered version featuring new  footage and six'),
('13738','track stereo sound.'),
('13739',' Years before the advent of DVD, A Hard Days Night became the first major  motion picture to be released in CD'),
('13740','ROM format for the home computer market,  with supplementary material included.'),
('13741',' The German Video'),
('13742','Release (FSK18) was cut for violence. TV'),
('13743','Version is also  cut, showing material that was not on the Video'),
('13744','Release. Therefore scenes of  the Video'),
('13745','Release are missing. IN the end both versions are heaviliy cut.'),
('13746',' During the shootout at the cemetary, the sheriff (Randy Quaid) tells his  younger, doubting sheriff that theyre keeping the money. In the "making  of"'),
('13747','featurette he says a line "Read my lips: three million dollars" that is  missing from the theatrical version.'),
('13748',' The European version contains more violence in the opening sequence and  throughout the picture. In the final battle several more shots and closeups  of gory deaths are added. It runs for about 3 minutes longer than the  American R'),
('13749','rating.'),
('13750',' The Directors Cut version is 116 minutes long, including about 20 minutes of  graphic footage originally removed to avoid an NC'),
('13751','17 rating. Scenes Included  in the 116min Directors Cut Include: '),
('13752',' Additional dialog at the beginning where Van Cleef tels Lopaki (the guy with   the arrows) that he shoots like a buffoon and next time he will charge him   double. '),
('13753',' The ear cutting scene is intact. '),
('13754',' A three minute scene of dialog between Natasha and Chance which takes place   in Chances apartment.  She is patching him up after the beating he got   while looking for dog tag, he puts the moves on her, she leaves then comes   back saying she has changed her mind. A still from this scene appears on the   liftout that comes with the American DVD release. '),
('13755',' While Fouchon is playing the piano there are several shoots of news or   documentary footage showing elephants, deer etc being shot down by hunters.    This is probably the most disturbing scene in the film. '),
('13756',' Before Fouchon drops the letter opener on the floor at the coroners house he   has additional dialog that describes what happens when a hunter dies in   Africa. '),
('13757',' When Roper dies he is shot then gets up and is then hit with another volley   of bullets. '),
('13758',' When Chance and Natasha firt meet up with Douvee and Chance jump around and   start singing before Chance introduces Natasha. '),
('13759',' Most of the deaths in the Mardi Gras Graveyard are longer and juicier   (people being shot 30 times instead of 10 etc) '),
('13760',' In the directors cut the final fight between Chance and Fouchon (in which   Chance utters the line "Hunting Season Is Over") is missing.  Instead Chance   does the runnup as Fouchon shoots, kicks him into the garbage pile, throws   the grenade and Fouchon is blown up.'),
('13761',' The trailer features a scene in which Van Cleaf utters the line "At least  youll get to meet Elvis".  This scene is not in either the 116 min  cut or  the 97 min cut.'),
('13762',' The German rental video is rated FSK16 and runs approx. 73 minutes. The  DVD'),
('13763','Version restores the missing footage and runs 95 Min.'),
('13764',' A 128 minute cut of Hard Target is rumored to exist, although the 116 minute  directors cut is supposed to be John Woos preferred version.'),
('13765',' The Australian VHS version was the same as the American R'),
('13766','rated cut print and  rated MA.'),
('13767',' The UK cinema version was cut by 12 seconds to gain an 18 rating. Rumours  are the shotgun'),
('13768','in'),
('13769','the'),
('13770','mouth wardrobe scene was cut, as was the kick Seagal  delivers to the face of the man with the snooker cue in his neck. The cut  cinema version was submuitted for the pan'),
('13771','and'),
('13772','scan video release in 1990.  Stangely however, a pan'),
('13773','and'),
('13774','scan box set containing NICO, HARD TO KILL and  OUT FOR JUSTICE released in the UK features HARD TO KILL with the wardrobe  scene and kick left intact. Any previous cuts made to HARD TO KILL were  restored for the widescreen DVD version released in 1999.'),
('13775',' In the original, pre'),
('13776','Midnight Show, unrated version, when Jimmy Cliff is  lashed for slicing his antagonist, there are shots of frontal nudity when he  is strapped over the barrel, making his urination explicit.'),
('13777',' The 25th Anniversary re'),
('13778','release cuts out the following scenes: '),
('13779',' The dinner with the Minister. '),
('13780',' Fixing the Bicycle. '),
('13781',' Part of the movie theater scene where Ivan sees Jimmy Cagney stand off cops   with empty guns.'),
('13782',' Because of the thick accents, and the extensive use of Jamaican slang, the  U.S. release prints contained English subtitles.'),
('13783',' Originally was given an X'),
('13784','rating. Some extreme violence and sex was trimmed  so that it could be given an "R".'),
('13785',' In the cinema version, when Mo (Dylan McDermot) is dying one of his final  hallucinations/dreams is of himself reading from the bible to Jill, and in  this scene he has both of his hands rather than the prosthesis that he  normally has, then they disappear as a black veil is drawn over the bed. This  scene is absent from the VHS video release.'),
('13786',' Also available in a special edition.'),
('13787',' The original video release contained several different spoofs that were very  similar.  Bambi Meets Godzilla, Porklips Now, and a few others are also  included.'),
('13788',' Two versions of this film exist:  The more common version has Bugs handing  the Russian Dog a gun for the dog to shoot himself in the head.  The other  version is slightly longer, and has an ending where Bugs shoots the dog  himself in the end!'),
('13789',' There are additional two extra minutes of scenes available in the DVD uncut  edition'),
('13790',' Added in the UNRATED version is a scene at the Asian party where the person  handing out drugs tells two girls that they will have to flash him if they  want some, and they do this whilst Harold and Kumar stare.'),
('13791',' The DVD released by Brentwood Home Video as part of the "Student Bodies"  4'),
('13792','pack contains full'),
('13793','frontal nudity, but runs a mere 88 minutes.'),
('13794',' The Platinum DVD is the TV version, about seven minutes shorter, with all the  nudity removed.'),
('13795',' The Killer B DVD Double Feature released by Marengo Films (which also  includes "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble") is the 90 min. edited version,  despite its warning that the feature contains "adult subject matter".'),
('13796',' The DVD release done by Passion Productions (it comes in the orange box with  Tippi Hedren and Don Johnson on the cover) is very misleading. On the box it  states that the running time is 98 minutes and the film is rated R, when in  fact the disc contains the 90 minute edited print.'),
('13797',' The late'),
('13798','1980s Wizard Video version contains the film completely uncut and  unedited. This is the only version like this known to exist on video.'),
('13799',' In the original theatrical version Norman (Josh Mostel) says to Shirley  (Ellen Burstyn), "I like you too, Aunt Shirley, but youre a cunt." In a  version seen on The Fox Movie Channel, the line was changed to: "...but  youre a bitch." FMC shows their movies unedited so this line was changed at  some point after the initial release.'),
('13800',' To retain a vital anagram, the full name of Tom M. Riddle has been changed in  some foreign versions, sometimes even quite drastically. In Icelandic for  instance, his name is Trevor Delgome, which sacrifices the "riddle" wordplay  altogether, so the anagram can be worked into an Icelandic phrase.'),
('13801',' In Disney Channels showing, the scene where Colin Creevey introduces himself  to Harry by taking his picture is extended by Colin explaining his family  history.'),
('13802',' German theatrical version was cut (the Willow tree bashes the car three times  less, Ron being attacked by a spider in the car, close up of a bone in the  dungeons, Harry being pursued by the Basilisk, Harry uses the tooth only once  to kill Voldemort, the death of Voldemort, the death of the Basilisk) to  secure a "Not under 6" rating. Additionally some dialog was changed (when  Harry hears the Basilisk at the beginning, it says "I will get you" instead  of "I will kill you"). This version was released on DVD & VHS in Germany and  Austria but not in Switzerland where the uncut version was released  (resulting in high exports to the two other countries). The uncut version of  the movie rated "Not under 12" was in Germany and Austria only available on  pay TV channel Premiere.'),
('13803',' In Disney Channels showing, theres a scene in the library after Justin had  been petrified, which has been extended. Instead of Harry just overhearing  some whispers, he hears a whole conversation between three students debating  whether he is the Heir of Slytherin.'),
('13804',' In Disney Channels showing, during the Dueling Club scene, Justin  Finch'),
('13805','Fletchley introduces himself to Harry and tells him that hes a  Muggle'),
('13806','born.'),
('13807',' In Disney Channels showing, theres one scene with Harry, Ron, and Hermione  in the hospital wing after her Polyjuice Potion incident but before her  release thereof.'),
('13808',' In Disney Channels showing, after the camera pans away from the students  applauding Hagrids return in the Great Hall, the scene changes to the front  of a wizarding bookstore, where a book called "Who Am I?" by Professor  Gilderoy Lockhart is on display. The authors picture on the cover is of  Lockhart struggling confusedly in a straightjacket.'),
('13809',' In Disney Channels showing, there is a scene where Crabbe and Goyle, just  awakening from the mickeyed muffins, run into Harry and Ron as theyre  running from the Slytherin dorms. Harry and Ron are halfway through  transforming back into themselves, and actually look like two completely  unknown students.'),
('13810',' DVD includes several deleted scenes: '),
('13811',' Dumbledore asks his pupils to welcome Durmstrang and Beauxbatons students.   All the Hogwarts students then start to sing the school song. '),
('13812',' A Durmstrang student asks a girl to go with him to the Yule Ball. She says   yes, and two of their friends make gestures in the background. '),
('13813',' Harry tries to speak with Cho Chang, but as she is constantly surrounded by   friends, he doesnt get the opportunity. '),
('13814',' Flitwick introduces the Weird Sisters at the Yule Ball. The lead singer   speaks with the audience and then starts the first song. '),
('13815',' Karkaroff tells Snape about the mark of his arm. Snape ignores him and   removes house points from Fawcet and Stebbins, who briefly appear in the   scene. Snape doesnt care about what Karkaroff has to say. '),
('13816',' Mr. Crouch and Harry are speaking. Mad'),
('13817','Eye appears and Barty quickly leaves. '),
('13818',' The trio speak about the death of Mr. Crouch. Ron thinks that Fudge will   prevent the story from leaking out to the public. Hermione believes his   death, Harrys scar burning, and the Dark Mark at the Quidditch World Cup   are related. She recommends Harry goes to visit Dumbledore. '),
('13819',' The trio speak about what Karkaroff was showing Snape on his arm. Hermione   asks Harry which potion ingredients Snape accused him of stealing and   realizes they are the ingredients needed for the Polyjuice Potion.'),
('13820',' DVD includes the following deleted scenes: '),
('13821',' A scene cut from the Knight Bus sequence in which the bus turns around   several times on the spot in the middle of the street. '),
('13822',' An extended version of the scene where the bird flies through the courtyard,   across the bridge, and in the direction of Hagrids hut. We see Hagrid   attempt to catch the bird, but instead it ends up being crushed by the   Whomping Willow. '),
('13823',' A scene in the Great Hall, where Ron and Hermione tell Harry about their   visit to Hogsmeade. '),
('13824',' A scene where the Gryffindors meet Sir Cadogan. '),
('13825',' A scene in the Gryffindor Common Room, where all the students are gathered   as Ron tells Professor McGonagall that Sirius Black had gotten into the   dormitory. Professor McGonagall then asks Sir Cadogan if he let anyone into   the common room. Ron then tells Hermione that Crookshanks ate Scabbers.   Upset, Hermione sits down on the couch next to Harry, who says that he could   have killed Sirius Black.'),
('13826',' Director Chris Columbus (qv) added ca. 7 minutes of deleted scenes back  into the movie for its 9 May 2004 ABC broadcast debut.'),
('13827',' The title of the source novel in the UK was "Harry Potter and the  Philosophers Stone" and the movie bears the same title in non'),
('13828','US releases.  All scenes where the stone is mentioned by name have been be filmed/looped  accordingly to produce two different versions of the film to adapt to the  title.'),
('13829',' The DVD features several deleted scenes which include: '),
('13830',' Dudleys Uniform: Aunt Petunia dies Dudleys old uniform gray so Harry could   use it as his school uniform (before Harry receives the letter from   Hogwarts.) '),
('13831',' Cracking Eggs: Aunt Petunia opens egg cartons and cracks them, discovering   rolled up letters from Hogwarts addressed to Harry. '),
('13832',' On the train: Hagrid and Harry take the train to London, and Hagrid reveals   his love for dragons. '),
('13833',' Snapes Class: An extended of version of Snapes potions class. '),
('13834',' Finding Flamel: Harry, Ron, and Hermione discover Nicholas Flamels name in   a wizard card while looking for a counter curse for Nevilles leg locker   curse. '),
('13835',' Harrys Meditation: Harry and Ron discuss the Mirror of Erised.'),
('13836',' DVD version eliminates some dialogue from the theatre version: '),
('13837',' An extended shot of Quirell, saying " I cant master.." after Voldemort said   "Get the stone." '),
('13838',' An extended dialogue between Dumbledore and Harry, where Dumbledore   mentioned that Harrys father saved Snape.'),
('13839',' Most of the deleted scenes (included in the DVD) were in the Australian  television premiere in November 2004.'),
('13840',' Cross'),
('13841','platform game released on PlayStation2, PC, XBox, Nintendo GameCube and  Game Boy Advance with slight game play modifications for each system.'),
('13842',' On The DVD there is an Alternate Opening Scene. The only major difference  being that the sex scene between Cindy & Alan is more graphic (you see more  naked shots of Alan, which were not in the original version)'),
('13843',' UK and Australian versions had several gory scenes shortened.'),
('13844',' UK and Australian versions had the scene where the children are eating their  mother and the scene where Steve finds a murdered family completely cut;  however, references to theses scenes were left in.'),
('13845',' UK and Australian versions replaced most of the offensive dialogue about  gays, Italians, and Indians.'),
('13846',' UK and Australian versions removed all verbal references to S&M, but left the  S&M scenes intact.'),
('13847',' UK and Australian versions have a disclaimer before the game starts.'),
('13848',' Curiously, the UK and Australian versions changed the main characters name  to Mike instead of Steve.'),
('13849',' A 77 minute English dubbed version is available of this Anime, retitled  "White Fang" though it bares no relation to Jack Londons novel. While no one  is credited in the film itself, several companies are credited on the video  box cover: Toho International Co Ltd as owner of the copyright, 1990;  Karussell Ltd as owner of the Artwork copyright, 1994; Columbia Pictures;  Genesis.'),
('13850',' The original rough cut ran over two hours and featured a long monologue where  Anthony talks directly into the camera about the guilt hes feeling. This  long scene, which ran over 8 minutes, was trimmed to 45 seconds.'),
('13851',' The Limited Directors Edition DVD was released on June 7, 2006. Each DVD  was individually autographed by Anthony Spadaccini, Steve Brown, Jeff Watson,  Paul McCloskey, and Benjamin P. Ablao, Jr. Only 100 copies were produced.'),
('13852',' The extended cut runs approximately 26 minutes longer, featuring a new  opening credits sequence, a new ending, and several alternate & extended  scenes not included in the original 86 min. version.'),
('13853',' Turner Classic Movies (TCM) has been showing a re'),
('13854','released version of this  film (the PCA certificate number ends with "R" on it). The original version  has Erville Alderson (qv)s name misspelled as "Anderson." That version was  broadcast on TCMs sister station, TNT, in 1990.'),
('13855',' Some scenes of "The Haunted" were cut off the video version, but the scenes  were included when the movie first aired on television: '),
('13856',' a scene where Jack and his father are watching football on television, right   after the family moved in, and the television explodes; '),
('13857',' a scene where Kate, as a little girl, tells Janet, at breakfast, that she   saw "people floating in her room" last night. Janet doesnt give any   attention to her; '),
('13858',' a scene where Janet finds a strange stain in the new carpet she bought for   the living room.'),
('13859',' Original cut of movie (shown 24/9/03 at Filmhouse, Edinburgh) has several  differences from the general release print '),
('13860',' '),
('13861',' Alternate opening with voice'),
('13862','over by the Mrs Sannerson character in place of   the Markway monologue.The titles prior to this scene are slightly different.   The History of Hill house scene continues into the meeting with Mrs   Sannerson and Markway but in this version, it is Sannerson who is doing most   of talking. '),
('13863',' The following scene from the general release print of Markway listing his   subjects on a blackboard is missing. In its place is a scene where Theo   throws her lover out her appartment and, next to a photo of her lover,   writes "I Hate You!" on a mirror in lipstick, looks at her reflection and   mutters "I hate you too...". She then receives her invitation from Markway.   This is delivered to her by her landlady how requires the excess postage to   be paid. Theo already knows this is to be paid and there is humourous   exchange concerning her ESP or her gift. '),
('13864',' There are several extened scenes involving Eleanors inner thoughts '),
('13865',' most   of which tie into her thoughts on her possible relationship with Markway.   The scene showing her travelling to Hill house is extended with more inner   monlogue material including a couple of shots of her turning onto route   238 and commenting on "Journeys end in lovers meeting...". '),
('13866',' The Morning/Harp scene runs longer and contains more dialogue from both   Eleanor and Markway. This print had a title card prior to the MGM logo '),
('13867','   "This print is on loan from the National Film and Television Archive"'),
('13868',' The Trailer features two little scenes, which were not used in the final  film. In the first scene, which was probably cut from the sequence where  Eleanor and Theo go through the house for the first time, they find a door,  which they open. But behind the door is a brick wall. The second scene is a  piece of dialogue between Eleanor and Theo. Eleanor asks "Have you ever kept  something to yourself because you were afraid?" to which Theo answers "All  the time."'),
('13869',' In Germany two versions of the end credits are existing: After the sign of  "Dream Works" disappears the German theatrical and video and pay'),
('13870','TV version  continues with the German dubbing crew and cast. The DVD version has only the  end titles of the original version.'),
('13871',' Allegedly, there was a love scene between Theo and Nell which was removed to  ensure a PG'),
('13872','13 rating. Portions of the footage have since been destroyed,  although the soundtrack still exists. The scene was only 45 seconds long.'),
('13873',' An alternate ending was allegedly filmed where Hugh Cranes ghost comes out  of the fire place and attacks Nell.'),
('13874',' There are some quick shots in the Making Of that actually didnt appear in  the final cut. For example, when Theo and Nell wandered around the house,  they found the corridor to the nursery room, to which Nell looks scared, and  Theo rather indifferent. Also, the scene where Luke is killed, Theos  reaction to it is longer.'),
('13875',' Two litle scenes where shortly longer in the DVD version of the film: After  Nell arrives to her room, she comes to the window to watch outside. The  outside shot in the DVD is longer and the camera "climbs" a greater height.  The other one was when Theo arrived, the camera walked with Nell from much  longer than in the video version'),
('13876',' Lions Gate cut 1 minute for the US theatrical release to secure a "R" rating.'),
('13877',' The South Korean theatrical re'),
('13878','release and DVD release has cuts totaling  under a minute to all the murders. Also a brief shot of a severed hand next  to a phone is missing.'),
('13879',' German rental version was cut by 67 seconds for a JK/SPIO approval. Retail  version was cut even more (ca. 1 minute) to qualify for a "Not under 18"  rating from the FSK.'),
('13880',' Rereleased in 1993 with an added scene.'),
('13881',' The Blue Ribbon reissue version of this cartoon cuts out not only the  credits, but the opening and closing gags. Here is what is cut. '),
('13882',' The opening with a caricture of Alexander Wolcott as a "Town Crier" is   deleted. All that is visible is the shadow of him ringing a bell. Wolcott   was upset over his caricature, and made W.B. cut it out. '),
('13883',' The gag closest to the ending again features Alexander Wolcott, which has   also been excised. '),
('13884',' The ending gag that involves Rip Van Winkle tying the cuckoo clock birds   beak shut so that he can get some sleep. The new Looney Tunes DVD set   released in 2004 released the longest cut available, featuring all of the   cut scenes above, except the opening credits. However, it still has the   "blue ribbon" in the opening.'),
('13885',' "R" rated theatrical and international version running time is 86 minutes.  Unrated and extended DVD version running time is 93 minutes. The unrated and  extended DVD version was edited by New Line Home Entertainment.'),
('13886',' Released in an English'),
('13887','dubbed version entitled I Bombed Pearl Harbor with a  shortened running time of 98 minutes.'),
('13888',' '),
('13889',' Released in an English'),
('13890','subtitled version entitled Storm Over the Pacific.'),
('13891',' Original version ran 189 minutes; subsequently cut to 171 minutes.  The  general release version ran 151 minutes.  Full'),
('13892','length version available on  home video.'),
('13893',' CBS edited 69 minutes from this film in order to fit it into a 3'),
('13894','hour time  slot for its 1974 network television premiere.'),
('13895',' Originally released at 126 minutes.  Current video versions run 113 minutes.'),
('13896',' Le virtuose (Quebec French Title)'),
('13897',' The version on video tape has most of the hard language taken out and the  music is different. In that version you can see that it has been dubbed over  with cleaner language. The version shown on cable television has the harder  language and a completely different soundtrack.'),
('13898',' When the film was previewed in August 1968, its original cut ran about 110  mins. It was trimmed down to 86 mins. for the premiere.'),
('13899',' In 1999 an alternative Directors Cut was undertaken changing three scenes,  including a completely different end to the film. This was then shown to some  acclaim at the BBC British Short Film Festival in London and the 2002  Commonwealth Film Festival in Manchester.'),
('13900',' The TV network version has various additional scenes which include: '),
('13901',' Jack walking across a basketball court and shooting a basket with some   player friends of his while on his way to his first day at INC. '),
('13902',' Additional bit of dialogue between Helms and General Toliver in the   helicopter. '),
('13903',' A scene of Jack buying a Rolling Stones magazine at a corner news stand and   the first introduction Robert Hoover and Al Kennedy bickering about Helms. '),
('13904',' Additional dialogue between Jack and Jane in her office telling him that   "information is power." '),
('13905',' Another bit of dialogue where Kennedy discuses INCs plans for a proxy fight   over a company called West Oil during the board meeting in which Helms   disagrees. '),
('13906',' Helms detailing INCs strenghts in another bit while discussing an unpayed   phone bill over a client. '),
('13907',' Kennedy telling Jane about him quiting INC and his plan for asking Helms to   join a Los Angeles office during the board meeting scene with the little   German'),
('13908','speaking man. '),
('13909',' Additional scene of Jack first arriving at Helms house and a frantic   Kennedy trying to talk to Helms during his morning jog around his back   garden about an Los Angeles job and being set upon by a guard dog as well as   treading across a reflecting pond to keep up with him.'),
('13910',' Head over Heels was released in 1979 and flopped as a mainstream release.   After it flopped, the producers took the film, reedited it, added a new  ending that was faithful to the original novel by Ann Beattie (who appears as  a waitress at the beginning of the film), and released the new version as  Chilly Scenes of Winter (the same title as the original novel) in 1980 in  film houses.'),
('13911',' 11 seconds were cut by the distributor from the UK version to secure a "12"  rating.'),
('13912',' 98'),
('13913','minute version screened at Weinberg Center February 19th 2005.'),
('13914',' In 1995, during a WTBS Presentation entitled "Three Stooges All Nighter",  this episodes first scene (where the stooges are listening to the radio) is  cut. The episode starts off with the three boys entering the hotel room.'),
('13915',' On the Jordanian television version, the scenes where Jillian Shanahan  (Marlee Matlin) and Ben Kendall (D.B. Sweeney), were engaging in kissing,  having sex and bed'),
('13916','talking, were completly cut. However, later in the movie  Ben Kendall references these earlier events when mentioning a resort with  cofortable big beds, that was not cut.'),
('13917',' Theatrical version included a scene where Gunny Highway stands in front of  one of the soldiers at the target practice, forcing him to shoot straight.  Reportedly, this scene doesnt appear in the video release.'),
('13918',' There are some scenes and lines from the trailers that were cut from the  movie including: '),
('13919',' Page says "Gross!" after the corpse falls from the balcony. '),
('13920',' Dean says "Theyre Pathetic" after he shoots at fish in the ocean with his   gun. '),
('13921',' William B. Tensy has a lunch'),
('13922','in with his friends on the terrace of his   mansion. '),
('13923',' A man carrying a box trips and falls when he catches a glimpse of Page   getting undressed. '),
('13924',' An alternate take to the scene where Dean arrives in Florida.  Max and Page   are running on treadmills in the hotel gym when he walks in, and Page falls   off her treadmill. '),
('13925',' An extended version of the scene where Max sings "Back in the USSR."   Everyone in the audience starts dancing and Tensy does "the swim" at his   table. '),
('13926',' Max and Page speed across a bridge with the top of their car down, throwing   money into the air.'),
('13927',' The DVD release contains 20 deleted scenes. These include: '),
('13928',' Maxine and Paige are exercising in the hotels fitness center.   '),
('13929',' Maxine   and Tensy playing a depressing game of Scrabble.   '),
('13930',' Paige and Maxine   arguing about what they are going to wear on  Paiges date with Jack.'),
('13931',' According to director David Mirkin some scenes where changed due to pressure  from the MPAA to give the film a R rating: '),
('13932',' The scene at the beginning where Ray Liotta and Sigourney Weaver are laying   on the bed was edited so you dont see Ray kissing an "objectionable area". '),
('13933',' Jennifer Love Hewitts line "Piss off" (in the bar) originally was "fuck   off". '),
('13934',' In the Russian restaurant one line by Elya Baskin was subtitled "Can I   tickle you with my big Russian sausage?" but originally it was "May I tickle   your breast with my Russian love tool?"'),
('13935',' An expanded version, "Peace Edition", was released after the end of World War  I.'),
('13936',' For the British release, Griffith added a scene showing him setting up  equipment in the trenches, and another scene with Prime Minister David Lloyd  George wishing him luck with his movie.'),
('13937',' In 1978, Killiam Shows, Inc. copyrighted a restored version of the movie,  with an original piano score by William Perry. The restoration was by Karl  Malkames and the running time is 118 minutes. It contains the scenes added  for the British release.'),
('13938',' All UK releases of HEAT omit the final scene, in which Peter McNicols  character survives his shotgun blast. This happier ending can be found in  the US DVD release only'),
('13939',' Television version aired by NBC on January 3rd, 1999 was disowned by director  Michael Mann and credited to Alan Smithee because, though Mann offered to  reinstate 17 minutes of deleted footage in the film to make it fit a four  hour timeslot, NBC decided to excise over 40 minutes of footage from the  theatrical release in order to make it fit a three hour slot (including  commercials).'),
('13940',' There was a scene scripted, shot but not included in the final film, in which  after Veronica steps into the shower with her clothes on, the other girls in  the shower room get excited and follow her "cue" and get in the shower fully  dressed as well. This leads to every girl with clothes on in the shower room.  The jocks peer in and see the fully clothed girls, and are disgusted. Finally  afterward, Veronica, and Heather McNamara and Heather Duke walk outside and  spot the T.V. cameras coming to the school. The scene ends when the two  Heathers run toward the T.V. camera and Veronica stands still, in guilt. A  still from this scene can be seen on the Anchor Bay DVD.'),
('13941',' Also deleted was a scene right after the two Heathers interrupt Betty Finn  and Veronicas croquet game, in which the two Heathers begin and play their  own game of croquet, with a more social and political conversation than  before. And more dialogue between Veronica and Heather McNamera.'),
('13942',' The UK cinema and video release has been cut by 55 seconds to obtain a "15"  rather than an "18" certificate. Numerous scenes are affected, particularly  the rape and torture shots.'),
('13943',' The U.S. LaserDisc version removed some voiceover narrations, which had been  in the theatrical release and U.S. VHS and DVDs. According to the disc  jacket, this was done at Oliver Stones request.'),
('13944',' Released as a  39 minute version (original theatrical release) and as a 30  minute version (for short film festivals)'),
('13945',' After its disastrous premiere engagement, the film was heavily edited to 149  minutes for wide release in 1981.  Full'),
('13946','length version (228 minutes) later  restored for home video and syndicated television.'),
('13947',' There are slight differences between the uncut version on DVD and video and  the original 70mm prints, most notably the ending. While the 70mm prints end  with a freeze frame of an indecisive Averill in the doorway of his cabin, the  DVD and video version ends with him standing on the deck of his yacht.'),
('13948',' All UK versions are cut by 1 min 14 secs to remove all scenes of cockfighting  as well as editing footage of cruel horse'),
('13949','falls.'),
('13950',' The original New Zealand version ran 108 min. Peter Jackson then cut 9  minutes from the film for the international release. (he has mentioned that  the 99 min. cut is the one he prefers.)'),
('13951',' The original ending included a final ship sequence in which Pauline, stranded  on the dock, watches Juliet and her family sailing away. The camera cuts to  Pauline, then pans back to reveal her alone on the dock with her mothers  bludgeoned body at her feet. The screen fades to black and we hear Pauline  scream "No!" before the epilogue appears.'),
('13952',' Another scene on the region 1 uncut DVD comes right after the scene where  they steal from the Hulmes to make money. They talk about going to Calfornia  and meeting all their "saints." Seconds later another scene is present in  which Pauline and Juliet are at a party in which Mrs. Hulme is playing tennis  with Bill Perry and the girls play a prank by hurling a rock into a pool near  an old couple getting them wet. Then in the next scene Bill Perry is moved  into the Hulme residence. The girls then discuss Bill and Mrs. Hulme and  Juliet promises that Mrs. Hulme will not leave Mr. Hulme. The next scene  includes Mr. Hulme being fired from Canterbury college, followed by a scene  where Mr. Hulme cries as Mrs. Hulme and Bill flirt off'),
('13953','screen.'),
('13954',' The region one uncut DVD includes many new scenes not included in the video,  including a scene right before the Port Levy, Easter scene in which the  Hulmes and Pauline sing "How Much is that Doggie in the Window. Followed by a  more fleshed out beach scene in which Mrs. Hulme refers to Pauline as her  "foster" daughter.'),
('13955',' Also included is a scene added during Paulines Heavenly Creatures Poem in  which Mrs. Hulme and Pauline are dressed as princesses, and they toast to the  Borovians. They then turn to clay and it cuts to the girls in the tub.'),
('13956',' Original British version runs 118 minutes.'),
('13957',' 1996 US homevideo reissue features a three'),
('13958','minutes animation segment not  included in the original theatrical release. The Italian videocassette  release only adds the new footage in the widescreen video, not in the  pan'),
('13959','and'),
('13960','scan version. The UK home video version of this film includes the  missing 3'),
('13961','minute sequence after the film.'),
('13962',' The DVD version has rough cut versions of an alternate frame story.  This  story shows the Grimaldi (the astronaut) bringing his daughter to a carousel.  The carousel has the loknar at the center and the horses are replaced by  elements of the stories.  When Taarna is tortured in the last sequence, the  action cuts to the carousel where the girl reacts with pain.  The ending is  similar, with the girl becoming the new protector.'),
('13963',' In advance work'),
('13964','in'),
('13965','progress screenings for Heavy Metal the music for the  sequence "B'),
('13966','17" (also known as "Gremlins") opened up with a dark and lush  orchestral passage by Elmer Bernstein. But when the brilliant segment  "Neverwhere", which was to be 3 minutes accompanied by a song, was decided to  be cut from the release prints and Columbia had to figure out somewhere to  put it, they replaced Bernsteins opening score passage with the song.'),
('13967',' TNT version, aired in the mid'),
('13968','1990s, removes all sexual material (Harry and  the woman, Dens two encounters, etc), most of the language, and the drug  references during the alien abduction segment (Zeke and his partner do not  snort the white powder, though Zeke still makes his let your hands work the  controls like youre straight line, and a still of the snorting scene is in  the closing credit montage).  This version has not aired in several years; it  was part of TNTs adult animation nights (with an edited Vampire Hunter D,  Robot Carnival, and Rock n Rule).'),
('13969',' In 1974, the film was cut and rereleased with an "R" rating, replacing the  previous "X" rated version.'),
('13970',' When the Hebrew Hammer enters the Dukes Nazi bar, he walks over to the  Jukebox and plays a song. That song is played through the entire scene.  However the Comedy Central and DVD versions of the movie each play a  different song for the same scene.'),
('13971',' A scene was trimmed from Charleys long scene of heckling near the beginning,  probably when the film ran on TV: Charley inflates his popcorn bag and  explodes it, making a loud bang and causing an African'),
('13972','American baby boy to  start crying. After complaining about the kid crying, he buys a hot dog and  jams it in the kids mouth. The kid pulls the hot dog out and says, in a deep  voice, "Wheres de mustard?"'),
('13973',' The UK version was cut by 2 minutes by the BBFC to remove a scene where a cat  is thrown into a room full of live rats and then killed by them. Despite the  films graphic violence it received no further BBFC cuts, possibly because  the video was given a limited UK release and sold only through Chinese video  stores.'),
('13974',' Also available in a computer colorized version.'),
('13975',' On 8 July 2000, RTL broadcast a Directors Cut, featuring 10 minutes of  additional footage.'),
('13976',' A scene shown in the trailer and TV ads but not in the film is where Danny  Devito is on the pier asking Gene Hackman "What made you a criminal"? Hackman  replies "what made you a criminal"? Devito then says "Nothing made me a  criminal. I am a criminal".'),
('13977',' In the trailer, someone is knocked down by the open door of a speeding van;  this scene is nor included in the theatrical version.'),
('13978',' The cinema certificate was rejected by the BBFC in 1969. It was finally  released on DVD in 2007 by Redemption with 1 minute of footage cut from the  stabbing of a snake.'),
('13979',' The Australian VHS version runs 80min 33sec, and is missing the following: '),
('13980',' 5m 27s: A few seconds of a woman walking across the cell is missing due to   print damage. '),
('13981',' 21m 21s: Some nudity has been cut. 65m 33s: Shots of lovemaking in cave cut. '),
('13982',' On the other hand, the Australian tape includes one establishing shot (from   42m 32s to 42m 33s) that is not in the US edition.'),
('13983',' When the film was dubbed for the French market, the local distributor also  created a version which includes some hardcore sex scenes.'),
('13984',' The hardcore French version with XXX inserts is not shot by Jess Franco. This  limited edition of the recently discovered "French" version features all of  its long'),
('13985','rumored scenes of extreme sexuality, totally uncut.'),
('13986',' US version had new footage and a prologue added.'),
('13987',' French (dubbed) version had specific French population policy references  added to the narration by Doctor Lagroua Weill'),
('13988','Heilé, and toned down original  references to mechanical and chimical contraception methods.'),
('13989',' American version featured an alternative ending where the two get drunk and  walk off in separate directions arguing at each other; in the British version  they start yelling and a bomb from the sky falls and blows everything apart.'),
('13990',' Released in Panavision 70 (70mm blown up from 35mm Panavision) in Japan.'),
('13991',' In the North American video release, a love scene with Nicole Nieth and  Bentley Mitchum was partially cut from two minutes down to one minute  removing the more explicit nudity. The UK video release has the scene intact.'),
('13992',' In the UK video release, a scene where Kate Roger is strung up topless and  her bare back whipped for a minor disobedience has almost been entirely cut.  Also cut was the start of a three'),
('13993','way lesbian encounter. The North American  video release has the scenes intact.'),
('13994',' In the UK video release, a rape scene involving the character played by  Nicole Nieth is cut soon after it begins. The North American video release  has the entire scene intact.'),
('13995',' In the UK video release, a scene where Kate Roger is strung up topless and  her bare back whipped for a minor disobedience has almost been entirely cut.  Also cut was the start of a three'),
('13996','way lesbian encounter. The North American  video release has the scenes intact. In the UK video release, a scene where  Kate Roger is strung up topless and her bare back whipped for a minor  disobedience has almost been entirely cut.'),
('13997',' The US version has cut the start of a three'),
('13998','way lesbian encounter involving  Shira. The UK video release has part of the scene intact.'),
('13999',' Although the UK cinema version was uncut, early video versions suffered a  brief one second edit by the BBFC to shorten a scene of a body being  punctured by spikes from a fence. The cut was waived in 2002.'),
('14000',' 3 versions of this movie exist with different casts in each!'),
('14001',' Original British version was heavily edited (over 30 min.) to gain an A  rating.'),
('14002',' Universal also issued this movie as a silent, with film length 1778.81 m.'),
('14003',' The preservation print from the Museum of Modern Art shown on Turner Classic  Movies had a piano music score and ran 64 minutes.'),
('14004',' The UK cinema release was identical to the U.S R'),
('14005','rated version which removed  around 2 minutes of graphic violence including various scenes of blood  spurts, more explicit footage of the creations of Pinhead and the Channard  cenobite, and nearly a minute from the resurrection of Julia. The 1990 UK  video version then lost a further 7 secs of BBFC cuts for gore with edits  made to closeups of a bare'),
('14006','breasted skinless woman and to shorten a razor  self'),
('14007','mutilation scene, though confusingly the 1999 video release was cut  further with an extra minute of sound edits replacing some of the previous  cuts. The full unrated version was passed uncut by the BBFC in 2004.'),
('14008',' There are two alternate releases of "Hellbound" in addition to the standard  R'),
('14009','rated U.S. theatrical/video release.'),
('14010',' The unrated/uncut U.S. video and laserdisc releases and some European prints  feature two new scenes showing Dr. Channard slicing a patients hand off, and  a hammer nailing in Pinheads nails. In addition, some scenes are also more  graphically explicit in this version, including Browning slashing himself  with the razor; Tiffany experiencing her flashbacks; Dr. Channard becoming a  Cenobite; and blood draining when Pinheads throat is slashed.'),
('14011',' Another uncut video version is reportedly available on a Japanese laserdisc  edition and features an extra scene in hell where Kirsty finds herself in a  normal'),
('14012','looking room she associates with her childhood; a framed photograph of  her parents is displayed on a bureau. She admires the photo and looks  yearningly at her mother. After taking a short look around the room, she  finds that Julia has replaced her mother in the photo. Suddenly, it begins to  ripple and a bevy of cockroaches burst forth from the frame. Roaches crawl  forth from behind the bureau, toppling it, and she screams. This scene is  inserted during the spinning shot of Kirsty screaming, but before the  Cenobites appear.  A subsequent shot of Kirsty running along a hellish path  with Tiffany is also slightly extended.'),
('14013',' There are also reports of an additional scene featuring Pinhead and the  Female cenobite in surgery room outfits, but this is not included in any  known version (see below). A glimpse of the scene, showing the Chatterer  jumping out of an elevator, can be seen in one of the trailers.'),
('14014',' The new special edition laserdisc from Lumivision features the restored  "Kirstys Room" sequence (also featured in the japanese disc) as well the  additional graphic scenes that were cut to achieve an R rating.  The total  running time of this latest version is 99 minutes.  The laserdisc also  contains audio commentary from director Tony Randel and screenwriter Peter  Atkins were they state that the infamous "surgery room" sequence turned out  to be a disaster and therefore was never included in any version of the film,  and will probably never see the light of day.'),
('14015',' The new sell'),
('14016','through video version released in Australia by Paramount is the  uncut version of the film, not the cut verison that was first released on  Roadshow in the late 80s; the new Paramount tape also includes the "Kirstys  room" sequence.'),
('14017',' The Hellboy 3'),
('14018','disc directors cut DVD is ten minutes longer. (132 minute  directors cut versus 122 minute regular version). Restores a few  deleted/extended scenes back into the movie.'),
('14019',' In the German version all splatter and violence effects were removed.'),
('14020',' The UK cinema version was uncut though the 1988 New World Pictures and 1991  VCI video releases were cut by 4 seconds to edit the scene where Julias  first victim pleads with her after being hit with the hammer. The cut was  waived for the 1998 issue.'),
('14021',' An uncut version is available on video in the USA and features a few seconds  of extended graphic footage in the scene where Julia kills one of her  victims, who pleads for his life as she is about to hit him with the hammer.'),
('14022',' The scene of the victim pleading for his life could only be found on  subscription TV channels in the UK until the release of the British DVD  version, which restores the missing shot of Julias first victim pleading,  but only on the widescreen version. The pan'),
('14023','and'),
('14024','scan version, on the other  side of the disc, still has only one "please!".'),
('14025',' Cut in Sweden for cinema by 4.5 min.  When shown on a Swedish subscription TV  channel, it was uncut.'),
('14026',' The version shown on German TV (rated "18") has 5 minutes edited out: '),
('14027',' When Julia kills her first victim, the scene is cut after two blows with the   hammer, leading directly to Julia leaving the room '),
('14028',' Any scene with Frank draining his victims is cut out (except when he drains   Julia) '),
('14029',' The rat mutilation scenes are cut out '),
('14030',' Larrys dead body can only be seen briefly (with the Cenobites) '),
('14031',' Close'),
('14032','ups of Franks Hands with hooks are left out '),
('14033',' The very last time Frank is seen is at the beginning of the "tearing'),
('14034','apart"   scene, with his body still basically intact.'),
('14035',' Available on video in both "R" and unrated versions.'),
('14036',' The US unrated laserdisc release from Paramount is uncut and features brief  extra footage of a topless girl dancing in The Boiler Room and two new  scenes: '),
('14037',' Immediately after Terri moves out from Joey, there is a scene inside the   Boiler Room nightclub where a couple are seen buying some drugs from a drug   dealer.  Terri is in the Boiler Room, where she witnesses a couple in love,   which makes her even more lonely.  Next, she purchases some coffee, and   looks up to see JP who says "Hey baby, glad you could make it."  This new   scene ends here; next JP is seen telling Terri to "come on in" to his room.   When Elliot tells Joey about his past, they are standing around a campfire.   The Nightclub Massacre sequence was trimmed for the UK Theatrical version '),
('14038','   but was released uncut when they released it on video as the Directors Cut. '),
('14039',' There is a new scene immediately before the footage from Hellbound (Elliot   playing with box at start), in which Elliot is seen buying the box in an   Indian bazaar.'),
('14040',' Some rare bootleg versions are said to contain much more graphic violence  during the gruesome slaughter at The Boiler Room. There is also extra  dialogue and a flashback from several years earlier in which we see Elliot  purchase the Lament Configuration at an Indian bazaar.'),
('14041',' Some of the things trimmed from the Boiler Room massacre include: '),
('14042',' A man cutting his face on a broken martini glass. '),
('14043',' A woman getting half of her face ripped off by a hook. '),
('14044',' A more graphic creation of the CD Cenobite '),
('14045',' A man getting his jaw ripped off by a hook. '),
('14046',' A reference to the Female Cenobite from the first two films with a woman   getting her throat sliced in half and the flesh being pulled to the sides by   wires. '),
('14047',' A long line of people hooked together, including a chain to the throat for   one woman and through the chest for one man.'),
('14048',' In the Unrated version of the film the first sex scene is a great deal longer  and more explicit.'),
('14049',' The uncut version also contains more insert cuts of dead soilders and gore in  the trenches (when Joey makes her ghostly visit to WW1). And theres a new  short scene before J.P discovers that the box is missing from the pillar of  souls. The scene opens with the last employees of the "Boiler room" leaving  and saying Goodbye to J.P. The scene is ap. 10 sec and ends with J.P comming  out of his office.'),
('14050',' The original cut, titled "Hellraiser IV: Bloodline Story" '),
('14051',' begins in 1784. LMerchant builds the Lament Configuration, gives it to de   LIsle, and watches as he and Angelique and guests play cards. Some lose the   game and lose their lives on the new puzzle box, which transforms them into   Cenobites. LMerchant goes to Auguste, who is later killed by Angelique.   LMerchant and his wife, Genevieve, go to a party, where Angelique unveils   her new box, and Genevieve barely escapes alive to America. '),
('14052',' The central part of the film is mostly the same as the theatrical version   with the addition of a new character, a neighbor who is killed by Pinhead,   who then comes back to life later and promises Pinhead a good fight in the   future. '),
('14053',' The last part is set in the future. Dr. Merchant and his crew are about to   board the space station, when they realize something else in on board   (Pinhead). The reincarnated neighbor returns to finish off Pinhead forever.   Then, the space station morphs into the Elysian Configuration and destroys   Pinhead.'),
('14054',' Just before release, Miramax had some scenes deleted and other reshooted,  causing director Kevin Yagher to disown the film (the theatrical release has  a director credited for Alan Smithee). A new director, Joe Chappelle, was  brought in to shoot the additional material.'),
('14055',' DVD contains on alternate scene of Trevor and the old man.'),
('14056',' The DVD features a deleted extended scene between Kirsty and Pinhead. The  extension includes Pinhead talking to Kirsty about Julia, Uncle Frank, and  Larry, as well as showing more footage of the Chatterer, Bound, Stitch, and  Surgeon Cenobites.'),
('14057',' The film was refused a UK cinema certificate in 1967 and only passed in 1977  after BBFC cuts. The 1988 video version was heavily cut by 11 minutes to  completely remove a rape scene and to edit shots of kicks and punches. The  2006 Cinema Club DVD release had been pre'),
