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Director's Cut |
Release: Feb 22, 2011 - Author: brainbug1602 - Translator: Tony Montana
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Compared are the Theatrical Version and the Director's Cut.
Four years after the success of "The Crow", Alex Proya's second big movie was released in movies theaters: "Dark City". A visionary masterpiece which questions the apprehended reality in a very complex way. On 07.29.2008, 10 years after its start in theaters, the Director's Cut was released on DVD and Blu-ray. Many differences in the Director's Cut are just minor modifications like short extensions of the dialog oder alternate scenes. Please find a list of the fundamental differences in the following.
The Director's Cut is the preferential version. Thanks to all the extensions, the DC has more substance and some new aspects. In combination with the modifications of the coloring and the new effects, the movie looks just better and makes a better impression. The comparison has been split up in two parts. Part 1 deals with the general differences like the new coloring and the modified SFX. Part 2, the actual comparison, contains all the recuts, extensions, cuts etc. The scenes marked inred are missing in the DC, they're only in the Theatrical Version. The scenes marked in green are missing in the Theatrical Version, they're just in the DC. Blue marks the alternate scenes. If the screens are being compared, find the screens from the DC on the left and the corresponding scenes from the Theatrical Version on the right. Used short form: DC - Director's Cut Running times: DC: 111:43 Min (NTSC) Theatrical Version: 100:25 Min (NTSC) The Theatrical Version is dominated by blue or gray cloring, depending on the scene. That has been modified to green and yellow in the DC.
Most of John's tuning scenes have been modified. Usually the entire footage has been replaced (mentioned in the comparison) or the effects have been modified. [00:13:18]
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All scenes of John using the tuning to push Schreber away remain unchanged [00:44:49]. Same for the scene of John breaking the glass wall [01:15:20] and a lot of scene in the final sequence. John kills one of the strangers at their first encouter. The alien, which comes out of his head and dies, shines blue in the DC. [00:21:38]
When Bumstead herds out into space, a cut to the city follows. Only in the DC comes a bright light out of the hole in the wall. [01:27:41]
Especially at the end of the fight between John and Mr. Book, some effects have been added in the DC. Here are some examples: from [01:35:24]
[00:00:17] The Theatrical Version starts slightly earlier with the starry sky. The DC contains a black screen instead.
Theatrical Version: 3.77 sec [00:01:26] Alternate shot of the clock. The big hand shows just before 12 in the DC but two minutes before 12 in the Theatrical Version. Then a different shot of the other hand. The shot from the DC pops up later in the Theatrical Version.
DC: 5.00 sec Theatrical Version: 4.13 sec [00:01:30] Immediately after the before-mentioned alternate shot of the clock, the Theatrical Version continues with some scenes how life in the city suddenly rests.
These scenes pop up later in the DC. Theatrical Version: 40.08 sec [00:01:31] Earlier beginning of the shot of the clock.
DC: 0.37 sec [00:01:41] Again some footage of the life standing still. Furthermore sth. is being screened off in the DC when Schreber vanishes.
Theatrical Version: 10.87 sec [00:02:00] Earlier beginning of the tracking shot into the hotel.
DC: 3.03 sec [00:02:38] The DC contains an extended shot of John in the bathroom while the Theatrical Version shows him earlier in profile.
DC: 1.53 sec Theatrical Version: 0.63 sec [00:02:42] Extended shot of John. He starts getting out of the bath tub.
DC: 2.20 sec [00:02:47] Extended shot of John's attempt to get up.
DC: 3.27 sec [00:02:51] Extended shot of John on his way to the mirror.
DC: 1.70 sec [00:02:58] Alternative shot of John standing in front of the mirror. In the Theatrical Version he touches his face, in the DC he onlz looks at himself.
DC: 2,43 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 1,23 Sec [00:03:08] The clothes on the chair can be seen a bit longer.
DC: 0,57 Sec [00:03:34] John walks through the room at looks at the shoe.
DC: 9,10 Sec [00:04:55] Alternative shot oft he dead girl.
DC: 1,97 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 1,00 Sec [00:04:59] Alternative shot of John. In the DC he stumbles a bit backwards.
DC: 1,23 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 0,83 Sec [00:05:10] Alternative shot of the men exiting the elevator, the DC showing a longer shot.
DC: 4,90 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 2,03 Sec [00:05:17] The Theatrical Version shows a woman’s corpse and then John two frames earlier.
THEATRICAL VERSION: 1,06 Sec [00:05:21] John is walking through the lobbz. In a telephone booth he can see a woman. The woman falls down in front of him when he opens the door. John walks on.
DC: 14,00 Sec [00:06:13] DC: Alternative shot of John walking tot he exit, cut tot he hotel owner followed bz an alternative shot of John leaving the hotel. Then we can see the hotel owner again, he answers the phone.
THEATRICAL VERSION: John walks towards the exit and leaves the hotel.
DC: 8,73 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 3,23 Sec [00:06:27] The hotel can be seen a bit longer, John afterwards a bit earlier.
THEATRICAL VERSION: 0,23 Sec [00:06:28] DC: John throws the suitcase away. The hotel owner walks to John’s room.
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shot of John throwing the suitcase away. The Theatrical Version shows Mr Hand taking the syringe and then an alternative shot of the hotel owner walking to John’s room.
DC: 12,70 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 12,23 Sec [00:06:47] DC: Mr Hand takes the syringe, cut to the hotel owner. Mr Hand turns around and puts on his hand. One of the other strangers enters the room.
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shots fort he following scenes:
DC: 16,93 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 5,60 Sec [00:07:11] DC: The child can be seen, Mr Hand raises his hand.
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shot of the child and Mr Hand.
DC: 4,60 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 2,70 Sec [00:08:39] DC: Emma: "What is this?"
Cut to the mouse in the labyrinth.
Schreber: "A rather crude experiment designed to further my studies."
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shot of the mouse in the labyrinth and of Schreber. Schreber: "A rather crude experiment designed to further my studies."
DC: 7,10 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 3,97 Sec [00:09:26] Some alternative material after Schreber talked about “complete memory loss”. DC: Emma looks at him. Schreber walks towards her. Schreber: "He may be delusional. Even violent. Emma if he were to contact you, and I suspect he will you must call me immediately. Do you understand? It is imperative that I be the first one to reach him. Wherever your husband is, he is searching..."
THEATRICAL VERSION: The dialog was shortened, alternative shots can be seen. Emma: "You can't be serious." Schreber: "But I am. He may be delusional. Even violent. If he were to contact you, you must call me immediately. Wherever your husband is, he is searching..."
DC: 22,20 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 14,00 Sec [00:09:53] Alternative shot of the mouse in the labyrinth.
DC: 2,20 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 1,43 Sec [00:10:38] Alternative scene composition. The DC shows the photographs first, then the tracking shot towards Bumstead whereas the Theatrical Version starts with the tracking shot and cuts tot he photographs in between.
DC: 18,30 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 16,33 Sec [00:11:00] Bumstead can be seen longer. He walks to the telephone, takes his glasses off and answers it.
Bumstead: "Bumstead."
DC: 13,17 Sec [00:11:39] DC: Husselbeck takes off his gloves and bends down to tie his shoelaces.
THEATRICAL VERSION: He can be seen earlier tying his laces.
DC: 3,30 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 0,93 Sec [00:12:01] DC: Bumstead enterst he room. Bumstead: "Wow. Looks like somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed."
Cut to the corpse of the woman.
Scene change. John looks at his finger and notices his spiral fingerprint. He crosses the street towards the diner.
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shot of Bumstead entering the room.
Scene change. Alternative shot of John crossing the street.
DC: 29,37 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 10,33 Sec [00:12:41] DC: Cut through the door. John enterst he diner, the camera zooms towards him.
THEATRICAL VERSION: John can be seen longer, then cut through the door. One of the guests takes the plate with the banana out of the compartment.
DC: 5,57 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 6,10 Sec [00:13:18] Alternative shot of John opening the door.
DC: 4,80 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 2,83 Sec [00:13:57] DC: Bumstead kneels in front of the girl’s corpse, pictures are being taken. Bumstead: "Round and round she goes. Where she stops? Nobody knows."
Cut to the corpse.
Bumstead gets up. Bumstad: "What's that make so far, Husselbeck? 6 hookers in all?" Husselbeck: "I believe so, sir."
Bumstead walks through the room. Bumstead: "Give the man an "A" for effort." Polizist: "You'd think these stiffs would have the good grace to expire at a good time of night. Hey, too bad about Walenski, huh?" Bumstaed: "I guess he'd seen enough." Bumstead notices the broken goldfish bowl and walks towards the bathroom.
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shots. Cut to the corpse, then to Bumstead kneeling in front of the corpse and getting up afterwards. Bumstad: "What's that make so far, Husselbeck? 6 hookers in all?" Husselbeck: "I believe so, sir."
Bumstead walks through the room. Bumstead: "Give the man an "A" for effort."
The two versions are in sync again when the footprints can be seen. DC: 35,87 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 10,83 Sec [00:15:56] DC: Bumstead throws the mouse trap onto the table.
Husselbeck: "Sir, we just got the fingerprint results in."
Bumstead sees the spiral fingerprint. Bumstead: "What is this, some kind of joke?"
Bumstead leaves the room. Bumstead: "Don't throw anything away."
Emma is standing next to a policeman, who points at Bumstead. Emma: "Inspector Bumstead."
THEATRICAL VERSION: Bumstead walks to his office. Emma: "Inspector Bumstead."
DC: 23,83 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 3,00 Sec [00:16:34] DC: Emma is sitting in Bumstead‘s office. Bumstead: "Mrs. Murdoch, why didn't you report this before? I mean, if your husband has been missing as long as you say..." Emma: "I thought he'd simply walked out on me. Then a...doctor contacted me this evening." Bumstead: "How long have you been married?" Emma: "Nearly four years. Why do you ask? Bumstead: "Because you seem uncomfortable with your ring. As if you were...unaccustomed to wearing it." Emma: "No, I never take it off." Bumstead: "Do these names mean anything to you?"
Bumstead hands her a list. Emma takes it and looks at the names. Emma: "No."
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shot of the list. Bumstead: "Do these names mean anything to you?" Emma: "No."
DC: 47,07 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 5,63 Sec [00:17:47] DC: May turns on the radio. May: "I'll be right out."
She goes to the back to get dressed. John takes a teddy bear lying on the ground.
Cut to May changing her clothes.
Johnis going through his stuff, then another cut to May.
THEATRICAL VERSION: John is going through his stuff, cut to May changing. Alternative shot.
DC: 24,23 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 5,03 Sec [00:18:59] DC: May gets ready in front of the mirror. John sees her daughter. Cut to May, then to John leaving the room.
May: "Aw, shoot."
THEATRICAL VERSION: Alternative shots of May getting ready and John leaving the room.
DC: 23,13 Sec THEATRICAL VERSION: 13,30 Sec [00:19:31] DC: The camera pans from the ad panel to John, who spproaches the building. John rips some planks off the door to get in.
Theatrical Version: Alternate pan shot.
DC: 13.20 sec Theatrical Version: 5.87 sec [00:20:12] DC: John looks around and drops on the ground.
Theatrical Version: Alternate shot of John.
DC: 5.47 sec Theatrical Version: 1.23 sec [00:20:21] DC: Extended shot of the shoe.
Mr. Hand: "So it seems you've discovered your unpleasant nature."
Cut to auf Mr. Hand. John gets up.
Theatrical Version: Alternate shot of Mr. Hand. Then a cut to John. Mr. Hand: "So it seems you've discovered your unpleasant nature."
DC: 5.43 sec Theatrical Version: 2.17 sec [00:20:53] Extended shot of John. Furthermore his eyes have been brightened.
DC: 1.20 sec [00:22:45] Mr. Book selects some men for the quest for John. Mr Book: "Mr. Night, you will take the East. Mr. Face, you the West. Mr. Glove, the South. Mr. Shade, the North."
Then a cut to Mr. Hand.
DC: 12.40 sec [00:23:01] Bumstead gives Emma a ride home and parks in front of her house.
Emma: "Do you really think my husband could be capable of committing those murders?" Bumstead: "Do you? Let's hope, for both our sakes, that I'm wrong."
Emma gets out of the car and walks to her house.
The following shot starts slightly earlier.
DC: 43.53 sec [00:23:47] DC: Emma comes out of the bathroom and gets scared when he sees John at the table.
Emma: "John." She slowly approaches.
Theatrical Version: Emma comes out of the bathroom, John is sitting at the table. John: "My brand, I hope."
Emma gets scared and approaches.
DC: 21.83 sec KF: 14.73 sec [00:25:15] A bigger recut. Sequence in the DC: The conversation between Emma and John goes on. Bumstead wants to catch John, but he can slip away thanks to his tuning skills. John takes a taxi to Schreber. Having arrived, John sees him talking to Bumstead. Schreber gets company in the bathroom, it's Mr. Hand. The Theatrical Version begins with the scene with Schreber in the bathroom, then the remaining part of the conversation between John and Emma, followed by the encounter with Bumstead and the trip to Schreber. For the following differences, the DC can be considered the basis point of reference. -[00:25:15] DC: Emma is walking across the room. Emma: "The police are looking for you." John: "I know. I saw the papers."
Theatrical Version: Alternate shot of Emma and John. The following shot of her begins earlier
DC: 4.60 sec Theatrical Version: 2.50 sec -[00:27:15] Alternate scene when John uses his tuning skills to create the door.
DC: 2.30 sec Theatrical Version: 2.30 sec -[00:28:46] DC: Cut to Schreber, Bumstead, then back to Schreber. Schreber: "Forgive me, lnspector, but you are not a clinician. Judging personalities happens to be my business."
Theatrical Version: Extended shot of Bumstead. Schreber: "Inspector, Judging personalities happens to be my business."
DC: 6.43 sec Theatrical Version: 4.13 sec -[00:29:04] Extended shot of Bumstead.
DC: 0.73 sec -[00:29:07] DC: Extended shot of Schreber. As a result of that, there's a short pause before "rather lonely."
Theatrical Version: Earlier beginning of the shot of Bumsted.
DC: 2.17 sec Theatrical Version: 0.73 sec -[00:29:47] DC: Some people get out of the water to leave the bathhouse. Cut to Schreber. Then a shot of Schreber from behind.
Theatrical Version: Alternate shot of Schrber from behind. Then a cut to him.
DC: 12.67 sec Theatrical Version: 6.63 sec End of the recut. [00:30:37] DC: Cut through a grille: Schreber: "I tried to stop him but he was too fast."
Theatrical Version: Extended shot of Schreber, then Mr. Hand earlier. Schreber: "I tried to stop."
DC: 2.67 sec Theatrical Version: 1.47 sec [00:30:49] DC: John sneaks into the changing room. Mr. Hand: "This is no stray, Doctor."
Theatrical Version: Extended shot of Schreber. Mr. Hand: "This is no stray, Doctor."
DC: 2,40 sec Theatrical Version: 2.30 sec [00:31:03] DC: John checks Schreber’s bag and finds one of the syringes. Mr. Hand: "No. We require them for a quite different purpose."
Theatrical Version: Mr. Hand is shown longer, followed by a close up of him. Mr. Hand: "No. We require them for a quite different purpose."
The next shot shows him and Schreber a little earlier.
DC: 5,60 Sek. Theatrical Version: 5,33 sec. [00:31:20] DC: John accidentally kicks a bucket, which makes some noise. Mr. Hand and Schreber hear that and are startled. John sneaks out of the changing room.
Mr. Hand: "You appear quite frail, Doctor. Perhaps some exercise would do you good."
Mr Hand leaves the bathhouse and Schreber schwims to the edge of the pool. A ladder is created by tuning.
Theatrical Version: An alternative shot of Schreber.
DC: 25,90 sec. Theatrical Version: 2,90 sec. [00:33:00] Bumstead is shown longer.
DC: 0,63 sec. [00:37:35] After the head has been opened, the DC shows some scenes about city life.
DC: 7,30 sec. [00:37:52] DC: For the DC the dialogue between the couple was extended. Mann:" It's driving me crazy. I can't sleep. And they call my job "unskilled"." Frau: "You think you've got it tough? You try looking after these kids, for a change. Mann: "Anyways, Frederickson says he'll take me off the damn night shift soon." Frau: "Well, it's about time, dear."
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of the couple. Mann: "Anyways, Frederickson says he'll take me off the damn night shift soon." Frau: "Well, it's about time, dear."
The beginning of the first sentence was put over the last shot of the house. DC: 16,30 sec. Theatrical Version: 3,83 sec. [00:38:25] DC: The couple falls asleep and their heads drop onto the table. After that the city life freezes. This scene is shown at the beginning of the theatrical version.
Theatrical Version: An alternative shot of the couple, followed by a cut to the clock on the wall.
DC: 29,03 sec. Theatrical Version: 4,07 sec. [00:46:02] The Theatrical Version shows another long shot of the city.
Theatrical Version: 3,67 sec. [00:46:23] DC: Schreber lies on the ground and looks around. Schreber: "He attacked me. I don't know where he has gone." Mr. Hand: "Come, Dr. Schreber. We have much to do. Yes?" Schreber: "Yes."
Change of scene. Bumstead sits at a desk und also sees a spiral in hs coffee mug. He puts the mug next to the picture of the spiraled fingerprint
Theatrical Version: Alternative shots of Schreber and Mr. Hand. Schreber: "He attacked me. I don't know where he has gone." Mr. Hand: "Come, Dr. Schreber. We have much to do. Yes?" Schreber: "Yes."
This is followed by a long shot of the city.
DC: 27,97 sec. Theatrical Version: 12,60 sec. [00:47:25] Emma’s singing performance was also extended. Bumstead is shown in the audience, then a cut to the city.
DC: 61,97 sec. [00:49:26] DC: More dialog between the Strangers. Stranger 1"Perhaps we have forgotten what happened last time, when we t--" Stranger 2: "Yes. Poor, poor Mr.--" Mr. Book: "We have not forgotten. If Mr. Hand wishes to make this sacrifice for the greater good so be it."
Theatrical Version: Mr. Book is shown longer.
Theatrical Version: 17,93 sec. DC: 1,03 sec. [00:50:37] DC: Cut to Mr. Book. Mr. Book: "Is it done?"
Pan shot towards Mr. Hand. Mr. Hand: "Oh, yes, Mr. Book. I have John Murdoch...in mind."
Cut to Mr. Book.
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of Mr. Book. Mr. Book: "Is it done?"
A short pan shot towards Mr. Hand. Mr. Hand: "Oh, yes, Mr. Book. I have John Murdoch...in mind."
Cut to Mr. Book and then a cut back to Mr. Hand.
DC: 12,63 sec. Theatrical Version: 6,83 sec. [00:51:41] DC: Newspaper man: "You got a problem, pal?"
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of the newspaper man. Newspaper man: "You got a problem, pal?"
DC: 4,03 sec. Theatrical Version: 2,57 sec. [00:54:30] In the Theatrical Version Walenski continues his story . Walenski: "You're not a killer. They set you up with a fake identity, Iike everyone else here."
Theatrical Version: 5,50 sec. [00:56:00] DC: The dialogue between Emma and Mr. Hand was extended. Mr. Hand: "Perhaps. But imagine a life alien to yours in which your memories were not your own but those shared by every other of your kind. Imagine the torment of such an existence no experiences to call your own." Emma: "If it was all you knew maybe it would be a comfort." Mr. Hand: "But if you were to discover something different...Something...better."
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of Mr. Hand. Mr. Hand: "Perhaps."
DC: 38,83 sec. Theatrical Version: 2,03 sec. [00:59:16] The sequence on the screen is played more slowly in the DC.
DC: 2,53 sec. Theatrical Version: 2,00 sec. [00:59:33] The Shell Beach sign is shown longer.
DC: 0,93 sec. [01:00:05] The photo of young John is shown longer.
DC: 0,37 sec. [01:00:11] The photo with the boat is shown longer.
DC: 0,57 sec. [01:00:14] The picture of John’s parents is shown longer.
DC: 0,90 Sek. [01:00:17] The picture of the beach is shown longer.
DC: 0,83 sec. [01:00:18] The picture with John and his parents is shown longer.
DC: 0,5 sec. [01:00:20] The picture of John’s mother is shown longer.
DC: 0,53 sec. [01:00:34] The picture on the projector is shown longer.
DC: 0,33 sec. [01:00:37] The picture of John’s burned arm is shown longer.
DC: 0,53 sec. [01:01:00] DC: John is shown longer.
Change of scene. Bumstead is talking with Emma. Bumstead: "Why are you here, Mrs. Murdoch?" Emma: "My husband told me he'd been here.
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of Bumstead. Emma: "My husband told me he'd been here."
Theatrical Version: 18,63 sec. DC: 3,50 sec. [01:01:44] DC: The scene continues. Bumstead runs to the telephone. Bumstead: "Yeah, this is Bumstead. Send the homicide coroner to 1440--East, yeah. There's been another one. It's the same pattern. I'll explain when you get here."
Emma looks around and sees Mary’s daughter, who is hiding under the bed and drawing a picture. Emma: "Oh, God. It's OK. I won't hurt you. It's OK."
The girl leaves her hiding place. Bumstead kicks her. Bumstead: "Where the hell did she come from?" Emma: "I found her hiding. She saw what happened here." Bumstead sits down on the bed and takes a look at the picture the girl has drawn. It shows three dark shadows, one with a knife and a woman.
Change of scene. The girl is brought out of the house. Polizist: "Are you ready to go home, Mrs. Murdoch?" Emma: "The inspector is gonna take me. Thanks."
Emma runs to Bumstead‘s car.
Theatrical Version: Emma is shown entering the car earlier.
DC: 98,07 sec. Theatrical Version: 1,40 sec. [01:04:05] DC: Cut to Emma, followed by a cut to Bumstead. Bumstead: "Do you think about the past much, Mrs. Murdoch?" Emma: "What's happening, lnspector?"
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of Emma. Emma: "What's happening, lnspector?"
DC: 11,23 sec. Theatrical Version: 3,00 sec. [01:11:35] Alternative shot of Bumstead. John: "I'm as much in the dark here as you are."
DC: 3,13 sec. Theatrical Version: 2,47 sec. [01:11:39] John is shown slightly longer.
DC: 0,73 sec. [01:11:54] DC: Cut to John. John: "You can't remember, can you?"
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of John. John: "You can't remember, can you?"
DC: 3,87 sec. Theatrical Version: 1,87 sec. [01:13:10] An alternative shot is shown when John starts the tuning. The effect was also re-mastered.
DC: 2,33 sec. Theatrical Version: 1,60 sec. [01:14:17] The dialogue between John and Emma was extended slightly. Emma: "You know, back in the apartment...I suddenly felt like I didn't know you at all. It was as if you were a stranger."
DC: 16,27 sec. [01:18:07] DC: The dialogue between John and Schreber in the bathhouse was also extended. John: "What do they want from me?" Schreber: "Right. Well, for now, let's just say that you were the subject of their experiment. We all are. You're not crazy, John."
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of John and Schreber. John: "What do they want from me?" Schreber: "Right. Well, for now, let's just say that you were the subject of their experiment. We all are."
DC: 17,83 sec. Theatrical Version: 10,00 sec. [01:19:36] Right at the beginning of the car ride, the DC shows some dialogue between John and Bumstead. John: "Why are you doing this? What do you hope to gain by helping me?" Bumstead: "The truth." John: "None of these maps extend far enough to show the ocean."
DC: 10,80 sec. [01:19:53] DC: Cut to John and Bumstead. Bumstead: "We'll see for ourselves."
Cut to Schreber. Schreber: "I won't."
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of Schreber.
DC: 4,77 sec. Theatrical Version: 0,57 sec. [01:19:58] DC: Schreber: "I refuse. You can't make me go there!"
John turns towards him and uses tuning to hurt Schreber. Schreber screams.
John: "You were saying, doctor?"
Shocked Bumstead looks to John.
Theatrical Version: Cut to Schreber, John and finally to Bumsted. Schreber: "You can't make me go there! Don't you understand? They'll be waiting for us."
DC: 21,37 sec. Theatrical Version: 5,77 sec. [01:21:25] DC: Cut to Schreber. Schreber: "First there was darkness. Then came the strangers."
Theatrical Version: Alternative shot of Schreber in the boat. After that, John and Bumstead are shown earlier.
DC: 5,63 sec. Theatrical Version: 3,60 sec. [01:27:58] The DC shows another shot of Bumstead drifting into space.
DC: 9,27 sec. [01:29:21] Some shots of the Strangers, in between a cut to John waking up.
One of the Stranger looks at Johns spiraled fingerprint with some sort of magnifying glass. Stranger: "The doctor was right. He has evolved."
DC: 16,13 sec. [01:38:05] In the Theatrical Version John says to Schreber. John: "I'm gonna fix things."
Theatrical Version: 3,27 sec. [01:38:29] The Theatrical Version shows John slightly earlier, right when he begins to use his tuning.
Theatrical Version: 0,60 sec. |
