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Workprint: 80:50 minutes (NTSC, without end credits)
Theatrical version: 76:20 minutes (PAL, without end credits) There are 59 changes between the two versions. The Theatrical version probably has 4 cuts for censorship. Besides that each version has a few longer plot-scenes, missing in the other version. Additionally the Final Cut eliminates smaller mistakes in several scenes - mostly in the second act. Especially because of that the Theatrical version of this quite entertaining comedy should definitely be preferred to the workprint. Unlike the following movies of that genre, which were possible because of Scary Movie and its sensational success at the box office, this plot-copy only concentrates on one movie (or 1.5 if we want to be generous) and does not create a new plot which is based on 10 other movies. Other movies are only referenced for single jokes. Alternative footage is marked with ALT, exclusive footage of the Theatrical version is marked with TV, those of the workprint is marked with WP. 2. minute ALT
There is an alternative shot of the killer with the nude-magazine. no time difference
2. minute ALT
Same here. no time difference
2. minute ALT
In the WP Michael Jackson is bound on the porch. In the Theatrical version it is Prince. - 1s
2. minute TV
Prince in another shot. - 1s
3. minute ALT
In the WP the popcorn is burning on the stove. In the Theatrical version it is just really big. no time difference
5. minute TV
After Drew can be seen on the floor one last time the killer strikes out with the knife and the words "Scary Movie" can be seen. The WP has already shown the title at the beginning and therefor has a black frame now. - 3s
8. minute ALT
Cindy's chest is different. In the WP she has 8 nipples. In the Theatrical version it is hairy man's chest. no time difference
11. minute WP
The next morning before school, Cindy, Buffy and Brenda are talking lonegr about Drew's murder. Cindy didn't know anything about it and now she is mad because she wanted to copy her English-homework. Then Buffy tells them about a photo of Drew's body, which has been shown on TV - it was so awful. Brenda asks: "All the blood?" Buffy: "No. She was wearing a Gucci sweater ..." Brenda and Buffy squeak in a shock. Buffy: "Already the thought want to make throw up ... what was she thinking?" 43,5s
12. minute ALT
The report card is different in each version. In the Theatrical version the group at the beginning can be seen earlier. 1s
23. minute ALT
Heather going to the blackboard in class in order to give her report on the first amendment and the bored teacher lighting a cigarette were edited and sometimes uses alternative footage. + 1s
24. minute WP
The sheriff makes fun of Cindy's mother longer. After he hinted a hand-job, he lies down on the desk and simulates sex. The principal seems to have fun. 15,5s
24. minute ALT
Right after this, the scene of Cindy coming through the door is different. We see the sheriff either in front of the desk in the theatrical version or on the desk in the WP. + 1s
25. minute ALT
When Doofy confesses that he "went poopie" the whole thing is edited differently. + 1s
25. minute ALT
The sheriff sitting down on the chair while the principal is talking to Doofy is longer in the Theatrical version. In the Workprint we see the principal and Doofy longer. The principal also says that the sheriff might come back to Doofy if he needs him. + 10s
30. minute ALT
During one moment of Buffy's dramatic performance we see the audience in the Theatrical version and the screaming Buffy in the WP. no time difference
35. minute ALT
The piano pacing towards the granny is different in each version. At the beginning the Theatrical version shows the running killer longer. - 1s
36. minute ALT
In the WP Billy drops knife and gloves. In the Theatrical version he drops a cellphone, then we see Cindy for a moment and then he drops (another) knife and the gloves. - 3s
38. minute TV
The reporter is standing in front of the police station earlier, grumbling at her cameraman because he is overstrained with the many buttons on his camera. - 18s
39. minute TV
The complete "Wassssssup" scene is missing. The killer calls Shorty who is lying in his armchair smoking weed. Shorty gets more and more buddies on the phone and everybody is screaming "Wasssssup". - 57s
41. minute WP
While Buffy keeps stuffing herself with donuts, Cindy is amazed that she would even eat such things. Buffy answers that this is a new diet where you can eat as much Junk Food as you like. Then she bends over the garbage can and throws up. Upright again, she smilingly grabs a pizza and offers some of it to Cindy. + 21,5s
41. minute WP
Shorty looks at the menu in the school cafeteria and enthusiastically orders something. + 18s
39. minute TV
The press can be seen in front of the school at the sheriff's press conference. - 2s
41. minute WP
Before Doofy welcomes Gale he says into the microphone: "Anyone want to smell my finger?". Gale looks annoyed. + 5s
46. minute ALT
The WP contains a shot of the testicles adjoining Cindy's arm. The Theatrical version contains a shot of the gym teacher's face. + 0,5s
46. minute ALT
Buffy crawling on the floor with her leg broken is shown in a wide shot in the WP and in a close up in the Theatrical version. In the WP we see the broken leg again because of this. no time difference
48. minute TV
The Killer opens his cape with the hidden weapons a little earlier. - 1,5s
48. minute WP
In the WP Buffy keeps talking the killer's ear off: "Oh, I guess its about time, that you rip my guts open. --- whatever". The killer stabs her with the knife several times and then puts her guts out. Buffy comments on that, too - with a bloody but still sarcastic smile on her face: "Whatever, Mr. Killer." + 15,5s
48. minute ALT
The killer putting away his knife and getting the cleaver such as Buffy's ongoing drivel is edited differently. In the Theatrical version we see Buffy more often, but without the bloody face. In the WP we only see her for a short moment, but with blood on her face. In the Theatrical version Buffy says: "I guess this is the big climax. Hope you don't mind if I fake it.", then she launches out a faked scream of death. In the Workprint she says: "Oh look. Four knifes. You're so original. Show's over you idiot. - Look. I don't have time for this. Gotta go." + 1s
48. minute TV
The killer takes a grip in the lost and found box. - 0,5s 48. minute WP
Buffy's head keeps talking in the box longer. + 6s
48. minute WP
Same here. Only the box can be seen. + 3,5s 49. minute ALT
The scene of Cindy screaming "What are you waiting for", while the teacher is on the roof, is edited differently. Additionally the Theatrical version has another shot of the teacher who now actually decides to jump. - 7s
50. minute WP
Brenda should please put on the jockstrap as well. She puts it in her pants. + 22,5s
53. minute TV
The movie theatre can be seen from the outside. - 2s
53. minute TV
An Amistad II trailer can be seen. - 29,5s
49. minute ALT
The beginning of Ray getting up in order to go to the bathroom is different. There is a close up in the Theatrical version. In the WP the shot is not that close. no time difference
55. minute ALT
On the toilet the Theatrical version contains a close up of the giggling Ray. In the WP the penis comes through the wall one more time and the shot remains the same. + 9s
55. minute WP
We see a short scene from "Shakespeare in Love" and the audience. + 5s
56. minute WP
An annoyed woman in the audience. + 1,5s
56. minute WP
Brandy puts a laser-pointer out of her pocket. + 8s
56. minute ALT
The woman in front of Brandy turns around in a different shot and then we see Brandy in another shot, too. - 2s
56. minute ALT
Gwyneth Paltrow getting undressed is seen in another shot. no time difference
56. minute ALT
In the WP the killer sits down next to Brandy. In the Theatrical version we see the screen again first, then Brandy and the killer who appears next to her in a closer shot. In the WP Brandy says: "Brad Pitts Ex Girlfriend is a real freak". In the Theatrical version she says: "She's about to get it on with Shakespeare." + 1s
56. minute ALT
While Brandy is on the phone we see the movie for longer in the WP and then the whole theatre once again. The Theatrical version again shows the man we have just seen and then the killer getting the knife out of his cape. + 1s
56. minute ALT
While Brandy is talking about her friend, who has already seen the movie, the WP only shows the complete audience and Brenda. In the Theatrical version we also see the old man taking away the killer's knife. + 3s
56. minute ALT
The scenes after the old man's attack are different. In the WP he sits down again, Brandy stands up and gets stabbed by the young man in the same shot. In the Theatrical version the old woman tags the old man and then Brandy stands up while the young man stabs her in another shot. The middle part with the stabbing man is identical for 1s. + 3s
57. minute ALT
When the rabbi and the monk attack Brandy the shot in the WP is closer and longer. + 4,5s
57. minute ALT
In the WP Brandy climbs the stage longer while the audience is throwing stuff at her. In the Theatrical version, however, she is longer on top. + 4s
57. minute WP
After Brandy is dead there is another shot of the screen. + 2,5s
58. minute ALT
The young lady gets beer from the fridge. In the Theatrical version we see the inside of the fridge. In the WP we do not. no time difference
50 cuts 62. minute TV
When it is the killer's turn his head is being lit in a close up in the Theatrical version. - 1,5s
64. minute WP
Cindy gives Bobby more instructions how he can satisfy her best. She also gives him a map of her vagina which he adjusts with a compass. The following shot, shortly before Bobby comes up again with a fur ball, is a bit longer in the Theatrical version. + 36s
66. minute WP
Cindy is being pressed against the ceiling by sperm in an additional shot. + 2s
67. minute ALT
After the killer has stabbed Bobby the killer hustles him to the side in the Theatrical version. In the WP the shot changes and Bobby turns towards Cindy with a bloody stomach. Doing that, he is holding a bottle of ketchup in his hand. + 7s
73. minute ALT
Cindy's dance in the air is different. no time difference
73. minute ALT
Same here. no time difference 73. minute ALT
The more than visible wires behind Cindy can be seen when she lands on the ground again. no time difference
73. minute ALT
In the WP Cindy clenches her fists and then kicks the killer through the window. In the Theatrical version she is running along the wall and then kicks the killer through the window. Him flying towards the window in the apartment is filmed in different shots, too. - 0,5
We hear different music at the Keyser Soze exposure 73. minute ALT
At the end Cindy is screaming longer in the WP. In the Theatrical version she is run over by a car. + 12s
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