Wild at Heart
Comparison between the R-Rated Version, taken from the German Collector's Edition by Universal and the uncensored first edition from Universal.
While the first edition from Universal contains the uncensored international version, the censored US Master has been used for the Collector's Edition released in 2006. In the US the movie has always been slightly censored in cinemas as well as on VHS, Laser-Disc and DVD. This was deemed necessary to avoid the infamous X rating since the NC-17 rating did not yet exist in 1990. However, I am fairly sure that today the movie would receive the R rating without any problems.
Further information about the US-DVD can be found here.
In Great Britain and France the uncensored Master has been used for the Collector's Edition while in the Netherlands only the censored version has been released.
Collector's Edition = 120:03 Min.
Erstauflage = 119:53 Min.
00:21 The MFM logo is shown in the Collector's Edition.
9 Sek.
102:16 [102:06]As Bobby Peru blasts his own head off an explosion and smoke has been put over the effect. The next shot shows his skull cap flying against the wall - partly hidden under smoke as well. No time difference occurs.
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Amazon.com DVD's
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MacGruber
Unrated Edition
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The Exorcist
Blu-Ray
Extended Director's Cut & Original Theatrical Edition
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Robin Hood
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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
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The Uncensored Version on Amazon.co.uk!
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Alien 3
Theatrical Version - Special Edition
Because of a new release of the Director's Cut of Alien in 2003, Alien³ also got its chance to be released as workprint version. The following new edition, actually not the DC of David Fincher, shows about 30 additional minutes of plot.
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Commando
R-Rated - Unrated (Directors Cut)
"Commando" is - his early works left out - by far the trashiest action movie Arnold Schwarzenegger has made after his breakthrough with "Conan" and "Terminator". Many rumours were spread over the last few years in regard to a possible Unrated release. In 2007 20th Century Fox released the long awaited extended version. Some cuts - probably made for the R-Rating - had been removed and a bit more storyline was included. Even though there are no big surprises, the Unrated Director's Cut is the better version.
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Con Air
Theatrical Version - Unrated Extended Cut
Even before its release, "Con Air" had to be shortened in some scenes in order to get the more lucrative R-Rating. Additionally to some plot deepening the Unrated DVD contains all the formerly cut scenes and also reinserts some slang.
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