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The Movie
After the great Cop Land (1997), Sylvester Stallone, the multi-talented actor, producer and screen writer, began drifting off into insignificance and it took him a couple of years to rediscover his artistic vision. When the time was right, he took his old characters, who were still loved by the fans, and did what he does best: Sometimes with a healthy dose of self-mockery (Rocky Balboa), sometimes rather seriously (John Rambo) and with his trademark expression on his face, he again brought his enemies to their knees. Since those movies were profitable, they opened up the possibility for an awesome sounding project: Together with an all star dream-cast, among them Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren & Jet Li and several cameos of genre legends like Arnold Schwarzenegger & Bruce Willis he set out to revive old school action classics from the 80s: Die hard action heroes on a mission, with a simple plot and lots of one-liners. On the surface, The Expendables is exactly that, but then again it is not. Back in the days bloody bullet holes required exploding blood packs that were placed under lightly colored shirts. If one wanted more details latex was the material of choice. If a director wanted to show a burning person, a stunt man had to be set on fire, buildings had to be blown away with explosives (at least miniatures of them) and so on and so forth. Probably due to the smaller budget, 90% of the action in The Expendables is based on computer generated special effects. An extremely fast cut, which is reminiscent of Paul "Bourne-Trilogie" Greengrass and not of the good old era of hand made action movies and the fact that the screen time for action legends, such as Lundgren or Lee is way too short, tarnish the final result. Nevertheless, the movie still is what most genre fans wanted to see: Die hard action heroes on a mission, with an extremely simple plot and lots of often matching one-liners. The much cited whining is on a rather high level and can be attributed first and foremost to unfulfilled expectations. That being said, there is still hope that the same mistakes will not be made again in the sequel The Expendables 2. Furthermore, like with John Rambo not all versions were available from the beginning... The Versions … At a time when the movie was still in theaters director Sylvester Stallone already announced an Extended Cut with 15 more minutes through his Twitter account. On the one hand hope was burgeoning that the action heroes, who did not have enough screen time, would get more space and that the rather haphazard cut would be improved. On the other hand, there were also doubts, caused by recent experience of the new cut of John Rambo, which was thoroughly botched. In this case, however, I can assure you that with the Extended Cut of The Expendables almost everything was done right. To the full delight of the author of this report the work that was put into it was more than worth it. From beginning to end, this means that: That Barney Ross, played by Stallone, now seems emotionally crippled and much colder and Lee Christmas, played by Statham is blaming him for this several times in the new cut. The latter suffers way more from his broken relationship with his girlfriend Lace. He almost desperately seeks help and comfort from Barney – obviously without success. In the meantime, not only does Randy Couture get more time to develop his character Toll Road, fans will also be happy to see MORE Dolph Lundgren. Furthermore, scenes with him that were already in the theatrical cut have been re-edited and almost exclusively to his advantage. In the Extended Cut his character Gunner Jensen is for example less “demonized”, which makes his change of attitude at the end of the movie more plausible. Also his fight with Jet Lee, whose key points were vigorously critizised, now opens with the necessary calm before the storm. The editing is also better. This does not reinvent the whole situation, but it makes the most of it. Similar is true for the showdown, although the nature of the flaws was different there. The sequences is more logical now and the worst CGI, as well as most of the aweful special effects shots of the burning Steve Austin, have been removed. Mr. Stallone could also not resist the temptation to adjust the level of violence. The rescue of Sandra from the torture chamber has for example become a little tamer. It now comes across as more professional and not as unneccesarily sadistic as in the theatrical cut, a fact which the BBFC had also noticed. Things like the new score for the final shootout are more or less a matter of taste. Overall, however, the Extended Cut is clearly the better of the two versions. It is nevertheless self-explanatory that not all the flaws of the theatrical cut were smoothed out. For that a) more and b) other material would have been needed. There is no miraculous revelation of character depth, which probably also does not belong in such a movie. That being said, the new version offers more material exactly where it was needed. Moreover, the sequencing, focus and editing have been improved. Up until now the Extended Cut of The Expendables has only been available for a limited number of customers of the Video On Demand services, such as AT&T U-Verse, Comcast or EpixHD in the United States. So far neither a DVD, nor BD has been announced. However, there are rumours that a release can be expected for winter 2011/2012, but nothing is definite yet. It is also conceivable that the DVD/BD release will be postponed until the theatrical release of part 2, as the publishers might want to exploit the re-newed media attention. The Extended Cut is 9 min. 47 sec. Longer than the theatrical version (all running-time references refer to the latter).
221 changes in total in detail: - 73 additional/extended scenes in the Extended Cut - 68 additional/extended scenes in the Theatrical Cut - 39 alternative shots - 26x alternative sequencing - 10 new edits of existing scenes - 3 changes of dialogue - 2 changes of the score 0:47 Altered dialog Barney Ross keeps talking about his men via voice-over while the Expendables arrive on their bikes at Tool’s: "We are the shadows...and the smoke in your eyes. We are the ghosts...that hide...in the night." no difference
For explanatory reasons: the first credits appear during the pan shot from the night sky to the captured ship. In the following, any equal scene only contains credits in the Theatrical Version. In the Extended Cut, the credits pop up later.
1:49 Theatrical Version Further credits plus the actual title of the movie while the pirates are taking down a further hostage. This scene is exclusively in the Theatrical Version. 8,5 Sec.
2:11 Theatrical Version Extended shot of the pirates running across the ship’s interior while further credits pop up on the screen. 9,5 Sec.
2:52 Theatrical Version Extended shot of the Expendables‘ arrival, accompanied by more credits. 7 Sec.
3:00 Theatrical Version Additional shot of the pirates taking the hostages to the cargo compartment, further credits. 14 Sec.
3:24 Theatrical Version Same here. 5,5 Sec.
3:37 Theatrical Version Ditto. 6,5 Sec.
3:50 Theatrical Version Some shots of the hostages and the guarding pirates. 7 Sec.
4:12 Alternate shot Shot of a pirate in the Theatrical Version, shot of some hostages in the Extended Cut. no difference
4:47 Theatrical Version Additional shots of the pirates in the light cones of the laser pointers. He’s posing a bit and says "Don't shoot me." 16 Sec.
5:15 Alternate order of the single scenes Theatrical Version: Shots of Hale & Toll Road, followed by a shot of Li who realizes the pirate becomes greedy. Extended Cut: Alternate shot of Li. He says "Fuck you, stupid!" low-voiced. Barney looks at him and Li returns that look. no difference
5:24 Extended Cut Gunner bawls "Allright ladies!" at the pirates and laughs maliciously. Barney tells him to chill. Gunner tells the leader he neither had a gun nor balls in his pants. 6,5 Sec.
6:11 Theatrical Version One of the pirates points a gun at the attackers. A few frames
6:15 Alternate order of the single scenes (Extended Cut longer) Theatrical Version: Shot of the single team members, one of the pirates keeps a hostage on the ground covered. The new leader of the pirates yells at them to drop their weapons. Li & Toll Road response with malicious comments. (11,5 Sec.). Extended Cut: Li advises the new leader of the pirates he better take the chance to survive. Barney wants to know from him if he understood and what he was going to do. The pirates hold their positions, one of the hostages is being threatened with a knife in a close-up. Li smilingly says they’d at least tried. The leader screams to the Expendables that he was going to kill them all and that he didn’t care at all. Hale replies there were more morons than normal people on earth and advises a retreat. The leader proposes they should retreat instead. Hale plays it cool and says his opponent was already dead, one way or another. (26 Sec.).
6:34 Extended Cut Yin Yang mumbles he could need the money. Shot of an insecure-appearing pirate. 3 Sec.
6:36 Extended Cut Toll Road tosses in a bugged "Oh, here we go." 1,5 Sec.
6:38 Alternate shot The Theatrical Version contains a shot of Hale (2,5 Sec.), the Extended Cut shows Barney’s shooting hand while playing with the fingers. (0,5 Sec.) 2 Sec. ( Theatrical Version longer)
6:42 Theatrical Version The leader adds he gave a damn. Since this and the previous shot have already been used in the Extended Cut, the second shot has been cut out. 1 Sec.
6:49 Alternate order of the single scenes (Extended Cut longer) The order of the scenes while Barney & Li are discussing the speed of bullets and knives is different. Only in the Extended Cut, Li responds to Barney’s claim only light was faster than him just with a bugged "Oh, come on - get original.". There’s also an additional shot of the tense pirates. 4,5 Sec.
6:54 Theatrical Version Additional shot of Li & Toll Road. 2 Sec.
7:02 Theatrical Version Additional shot of a pirate. Then Lee, he gets a text message in front of the others and Barney can’t believe it. 8,5 Sec.
7:21 Theatrical Version Toll Road comes up with a negative comment, then a shot of Yin Yang. 2,5 Sec.
7:29 Extended Cut Additional shot of the hostages and the dead pirates plus Hale with a one-liner. 4 Sec.
7:31 Extended Cut Hale turns around and looks up at Gunner. 1,5 Sec.
7:46 Extended Cut Hale adds it never ended well when the speed reaches Gunner’s shoulders (sth. like that). 2,5 Sec.
7:56 Extended Cut Extended shot of Barney’s attempt to stop Gunner from beating up the pirate plus an intercut to Yin Yang running around on the ship. Hale & Toll Road untie a couple of hostages and help them up. Hale tells them to leave his wallet alone. 12,5 Sec.
8:01 Extended Cut (Alternate shot) Gunner adds beating up pirates was like an old Viking tradition. Barney replies that was certainly not the case. The Theatrical Version contains a shorter shot of silent Barney here. 3 Sec. (Extended Cut longer)
8:12 Alternate order of the single scenes Theatrical Version: Gunner pulls his knife quite fast and holds it to Yin Yang’s throat with two fast moves. (4 Sec.). Extended Cut: Gunner slowly pulls his knife. He holds it to Yang’s neck (offscreen) while his face is being shown (6 Sec.).
8:18 Alternate shot Because it has already been used in the Extended Cut, the Extended Cut contains an alternate shot of Gunner here. 1 Sec. (Theatrical Version longer) 8:56 Theatrical Version A few shots of the team members inside the plane doing their thing. 10 Sec.
9:23 Theatrical Version The shot of Lee is a few frames longer. In the EC, they cut out Barney saying "Be careful" to Lee (which refers to Gunner). A few frames.
10:09 Theatrical Version Lee goes back to the cockpit and sits down. Barney asks if Gunner is okay and Lee affirms it. Barney adds that life outran Gunner. The two of them click their beer bottles with each other. 18 Sec.
Extended Cut At the same point the EC shows a completely new opening with the song "Sinner's Prayer" (by Sully Erna) playing in the background - it actually gives the scene quite a serious and thoughful undertone. Appropriately you see the individual team members doing (more or less useful) things - a few of these things can be seen in alternate shots in the theatrical version at 8:56. Hale looks at a few photographs of his family, while Lee plays around with his knife. You can also clearly see Gunner's inner brokenness. The last shot that is also included in the theatrical version (the last shot of the plane landing) also include credits in the EC. 216 Sec.
10:41 Extended Cut The shot of the city is longer. 3 Sec.
12:35 Extended Cut Lace responds that he didn't let her be a part of his life as 2 other person did who were really serious with her. Her "No!" towards the beginning of the dialogue can be heard during the previous shot of Lee in the theatrical version, while in the EC she says it onscreen. 5.5 Sec.
12:42 Alternative Shot In the theatrical version the shot of Lee is a little longer while Lace starts her dialogue by saying "What matters is...". In the EC you instead see the sideview of the characters earlier; Lace points at Lee and angrily repeats "That matters!". No difference in time.
12:46 Extended Cut Lace complains about him not talking about his feelings at all and that she would have preferred to have more time with him instead of getting nice presents. 9 Sec.
12:48 Extended Cut Lace turns around to her new lover. 1 Sec.
12:49 Alternative Shot There are several different versions of Lee saying "I hate his voice!". No difference in time.
12:53 Alternative Order of Scenes (Extension in the Extended Cut) Theatrical Version: Lace says that Lee has to understand it. The latter responds that he understands while you rudimentarily see the new lover entering the house. (4.5 Sec.). EC: The new lover again asks if Lee said something. Lee wants to repeat that Lace shouldn't let her boyfriend come down when Lace interrupts them and says that she only needs a second. The new lover goes to the door and slightly opens it. Lace appologizes to Lee and then she tells him that he has to understand it. Lee answers onscreen that he does and picks up his helmet. Then you see another shot of Lace looking quite desperate. (22.5 Sec.).
12:58 Alternative Shot In the theatrical version Lace in the end says Lee's name while in the EC she incredulously repeats his words "You take care." A few frames. (KF länger)
13:05 Alternative Order of Scenes (Extension in the Theatrical Version) Theatrical Version: Shot of Lace; the new lover turns around, opens the door and enters the house.(5 Sec.). EC: Alternative shot of Lace with Lee in the foreground.(2.5 Sec.).
14:27 Alternative Shot(s) Both versions have the exact same order of scenes and dialogues, however, they both use different takes. No difference in time.
15:26 Alternative Order of Scenes (Extensions in both versions) From now on, both versions are more or less identical in terms of content, however, they are quite different when it comes to the focus of individual plot lines, and the length of certain scenes (of course, every now and again they both use the exact same scenes). In general, both versions use the exact same takes, however, they are sometimes shorter/longer: Theatrical Version: When Tool asks how Lee is feeling, the latter's answer, and the question whether or not the raven on Barney's back looks any good are all cut together pretty quickly. In return, Tool's idea to tattoo a spider on Lee's head is elaborated a little longer in the form of some additional dialogue and and an approving remark by Barney. Tool is able to make lee laugh with his words. (60.5 Sec.). EC: Tool asks longer and more often if Lee is feeling fine and only in the EC he asks about Lee's girlfriend. Lee covers his feelings by simply saying "All good.". The part of the scene where they talk about the raven on Barney's back is a little more eased and not as fast-paced as in the theatrical version. In return, Tool's remarks about the spider on Lee's head are shorter and so is Barney's reaction to it. Additionally, Lee still doesn't feel like laughing and rather seems depressed. (62.5 Sec.). Here's an example of Lee's different mood during Tool's attempt to cheer him up in 2 different shots:
16:48 Theatrical Version Lee looks at the dartboard and seems to be a little annoyed. Barney looks at him in wonderment. The following shot of Tool taking a bow starts a few frames earlier. 3.5 Sec.
16:56 Theatrical Version After Tool threw the knife Lee again looks at the dartboards. 1 Sec.
16:59 Extended Cut In return, Lee only in the Extended Cut resignedly turns away from the dartboard. 1.5 Sec.
21:34 Alternative Shot In the theatrical version Mr. Church adds "That's right." while in the EC he doesn't say anything. A few frames. (Theatrical Version is longer!) 22:19 Alternative Shot In the Theatrical, Mr. Church starts his talking about what would happen if the Expendables do not succeed in a different shot. The Extended Cut shows this a bit further away. No difference in time
22:22 Theatrical Version Mr. Church says that this would happen if they wanted to betray them. 3 sec
22:59 Alternative Scene Order (Extended Cut longer) TV: Barney drives into the storage depot alone. After he has turned off the engine, he picks up the envelope from the other seat and looks at the files of their next assignment on Vilena. Gunner approaches and askingly names the island, Barney affirms. (23 sec). EC: The scene in the storage depot starts earlier and Lee is also sitting in the car, saying that he has a bad feeling about the job. Barney turns off the engine and says that they at least would get a lot of money for it. Lee asks aout their codex and that they said the target always should have deserved it. After Barney shrugs this off, he says that Barney has a black heart and has gotten cold, Barney affirms again. Lee is angry and gets out of the car, then Barney picks up the envelope. When Gunner comes and asks him about the assignment, he does not answer in this version. (48 sec). The following question whether they had work there and Barney getting out of the car can be seen in using alternative footage as well. In general, the situation between these two seems a lot more tense than in the Theatrical Version – also because of the fact that Gunner asks more decisively and serious.
23:48 Extended Cut Gunner asks a second time whether they thought he could not be trusted anymore. 6,5 sec
24:33 Extended Cut After Toll Road says that no more soldiers were needed to control such such a limited area (both versions), Yin Yang rather rethorically asks him whether he knew that precisely. Toll Road looks at him in an annoyed way. 2 sec
24:38 Extended Cut Yin Yang answers to Hale's insult that his food was smelling horribly. Hale then says Yin seems to think chicken soup was something bad but „rats and gorilla nipples“ were not. 9 sec
Alternative Shot Lee laughing can be seen in different shots after that. No difference in time
24:56 Alternative Shot Barney can be seen in slightly different shots here. No difference in time
25:22 Alternative Scene Order Theatrical: Barney says to Toll Road that, he as an extraordinary guy, will always have extraordinary problems. Toll Road questioningly repeats „extraordinary“. (6 sec). EC: Barney tells Toll Road that he was an extraodinary guy and without doubt a bit crazy. Toll Road looks annoyed. Barney adds that he also always would have extraordinary problems; Lee affirms this.(5,5 sec).
25:35 Theatrical Version Lee says they should concentrate on the job. Toll Road answers that this would be no use now that they started it. Yin Yang rolls his eyes. 4,5 sec
Alternative Shot When Toll Road says that they all knew he attended Ringer College, he can be seen differently in the Extended Cut. No difference in time
25:53 Extended Cut Toll Road talks about his roommate in college, who always made fun of his ears. However, he says he never really got mad before he talked about his queer ears on the phone once. The others have to laugh a bit about the fact that it took hom so long to get angry, which makes him rage again. Barney manages to cool him down. Toll Road finishes by saying that he hit his roommate so often on the head until he got a problem with his ears as well. 49 sec
25:56 Extended Cut Another shot of Hale, Toll Road takes a few steps back and says "What the fuck do you think i'm talking about." 4 sec
26:05 Alternative Scene Order Basically the rest of the scene is equal, but in detail Barney just asks in the Theatrical Version "What family?", in the EC clearly more annoyed "What fucking family are you talking about?". Yin Yang takes up more time to answer in the EC, the following shot of Lee is identical. In the Theatrical Version Barney just turns around, in the EC he says "I know - don't ask." and then turns around. 2,5 Sec. (EC longer) 28:42 Alternative Scene Order( Extended Cut longer) Theatrical Version: Barney says that Lee looks a bit dry and that he should rather fly with closed windows. Lee answers that it’s fear of heights, Barney confirms that.(7 Sec.). EC: Barney examines Lee and says that he looks a bit dry. Lee answers that it’s fear of heights and Barney immediately retorts that it’s definitely not fear of heights but rather the fact that he always flies with the window open. The customs official looks at the two soldiers dunningly in the background while Lee explains that it’s dehydration and Barney confirms that and he adds that he’s a handsome man nevertheless. Lee asks if Barney is jealous which he confirms hesitantly, also because Lee is younger and so on. In the end Barney says that he’s glad of being himself. Lee wants to know if his buddy is finally ready, Barney affirms that and shakes his hand. They turn around again to the customs official. Barney says laughing that they like to make fun of each other from time to time because it keeps them awake during the flight. Thereupon Lee says that he’s the only who’s awake because Barney is always sleeping. He affirms that again with a smile. (38 Sec.).
28:57 Extended Cut Exterior shot of the plane. Cut to the inside where Gunner climbs out of the hold, looks around and then leaves the plane with the gun in hand. 13,5 Sec.
29:54 Alternative Shot In the Theatrical Version Lee Lee confirms shortly to Barney’s question if he’s recording while the camera moves up on him. In the EC he turns around to Barney in a further away shot and says laconically "No, i'm on holiday." 1 Sec. (EC longer)
30:47 Extended Cut Lee explains to Barney the consequences of giving women the control over oneself while they’re walking to the meeting point. He goes on by saying that they will soon cheat you with the milkman and get pregnant with some stranger, this is what always happens to him in a relationship. Barney answers rather uninterested with a short "Right." 22,5 Sec.
31:05 Extended Cut Lee takes a big insect from the bowl on the counter, looks at it and says something about the clothes they are wearing. Barney says annoyed that he’s tired of wearing the vest and the baseball cap, so Lee answers that he should just take it off. 8 Sec.
31:15 Extended Cut Barney looks at Lee shortly and then turns around again to the door. 2,5 Sec.
31:17 Extended Cut Barney closes his eyes, Lee annoys him a little bit longer by talking about his relationship problem. 5,5 Sec.
33:00 Theatrical Version Sandra adds that the day will come when they can decide again about their own life. 5 Sec.
33:08 Theatrical Version Barney thoughtfully averts his gaze from Sandra. 2 Sec.
33:20 Extended Cut The shot of Lee is slightly longer while Sandra asks "Do you?" in respond to the question about the family. Barney wants to say something but Lee interrupts him by saying he has a truck and a waterplane. Barney looks a bit puzzled and Lee smiles gleefully. 8 Sec.
34:49 Alternative Scene Order ( Extended Cut longer) The Theatrical Version is summarized here to bring the story forward while in the EC Lee repeatedly wants to talk about his relationship problems and he includes Sandra in this discussion which really bothers Barney. The few shots which were used in the Theatrical Version are also contained in the EC (in some cases slightly different). TV: After a shot of Barney and Sandra, Lee already asks if they are close to the palace. Sandra confirms that, Lee asks her to stop. He gets out and Sandra wants to know what’s going on. Lee answers that he and Barney have different points of view regarding life and he leaves. Barney shouts to him not to lose his baseball cap whereupon Lee takes it off. (27 Sec.). EC: Lee says to Sandra that he needs a female point of view on a problem. Barney asks what he’s trying to do and Lee answers that he’s just making conversation. Then he wants to know from Sandra if she ever had to take a coarse impudence from a person she really liked. Due to her limited knowledge of the English language she has problems to understand him, so Barney steps in and repeats annoyed that his ex wasn’t his type. Lee counters that he should just repeat it one more time so he would have a reason to put a bullet in his head, that it wouldn’t do any good to talk about this with “Dracula’s life-coach“ and that it’s no surprise that Barney is alone. Now follows the part in the EC in which Lee asks if they are close to the palace and gets off the car. His statement about the different “points of view” is a little bit more emotional, moreover Lee bends over to Barney and adds that he‘s got a weak heart. After Lee slammed the door Barney gleefully shouts again that his ex wasn’t his type. Thereupon Lee throws the cap peeved in Barney’s direction (despite all that with a slight smile on his face) (65,5 Sec.).
36:25 Alternative Shot In the Theatrical Version the shot of Sandra is a bit closer compared to the EC and it’s a bit longer. A few single frames (Theatrical Version longer) 36:31 Alternative Scene Order (Extended Cut longer) TV: Sandra looks down on the floor while Barney already begins off-screen his lines of dialogue where he suggests Sandra to leave the island. (2,5 Sec.). EC: Sandra asks "Why not?", Barney answers that it‘s probably necessary in this situation to turn the whole island inside out and that it just isn’t worth the money. Then he suggests Sandra earlier to leave the island (on-screen) (10,5 Sec.).
36:36 Alternative Shot Again Sandra is displayed a little bit closer in the Theatrical Version than in the EC.. No runtime difference 36:43 Alternative Shot And again. No runtime difference 40:50 Theatrical Version The shot of the pursuer‘s vehicle arriving at the pier starts earlier, in the foreground you can see the transporter with the soldiers passing by. 2 Sec.
41:01 Extended Cut Barney runs a few frames longer along the quay. A few single frames 41:02 Alternative Shot(s) Barney runs and jumps in alternatively displayed shots on the boat bridge. A few single frames (EC longer) 41:08 Extended Cut An additional shot of Barney running on the boat bridge. 1,5 Sec.
41:16 Theatrical Version Barney runs a bit longer along the boat bridge. 1 Sec. 41:17 Alternative Scene Order (Theatrical Version longer) Basically the run of Barney to the waterplane and his entrance at the last second are identical. But some single shots in the two versions are arranged differently - so the soldiers of the Brit & Garza get off their vehicles a little bit earlier in the Theatrical Version and some shots of Barney running towards the plane are slightly longer. An additional shot of Lee turning his head in the cockpit can just be seen in the Theatrical Version. So the Theatrical Version (18,5 Sec.) is a bit longer than the EC (15,5 Sec.).
41:36 Theatrical Version Barney’s hanging from the hatch in an additional shot. 2 Sec.
41:54 Theatrical Version Lee pushes the throttle level further in an additional shot. 1 Sec.
46:32 Extended Cut Gunner responds to Paine’s statement "Actually, i'm a horror show!" and laughs, Munroe looks at Paine sullenly. 5 Sec.
46:35 Dialogue Alteration The final insult of Gunner towards the Brit is different in the two versions, but you can hear that the Theatrical Version was dubbed here, so the EC contains the original line. TV: "Life's a joke, shitbird!" EC: "Life's a joke, gumchew!" No runtime difference 46:37 Extended Cut Gunner explains to Brit beforehand that he spent the last six hours in a storeroom which was nearly as big as his mouth. In the second single shot they used a shot of Munroe which was used at a later point in the Theatrical Version. 4 Sec.
46:37 Alternative Shot(s) For the rest of the dialogue they used different shots in both versions, for example in the Theatrical Version the shot of Munroe which was displayed in the EC shortly before. No runtime difference
46:45 Dialogue Alteration Just in the Theatrical Version Gunner adds "Be nice!". No runtime difference
48:13 Alternative Shot Lee examines the wounds of Lace in slightly different shots. The makeup FX of the EC is a bit more unspectacular, a little bit less made-up. No runtime difference
48:14 Extended Cut Additional shots of Lace and Lee, the latter also with a short line. 5,5 Sec.
50:15 Alternative Scene Order/ Scene Rearrangement(Extended Cut longer) Barney arrives at the storehouse in his pickup, stops the engine and enfolds the drawing which he got from Sandra. The following shots of him looking at the picture can also be found in the Theatrical Version but at a later point (the single shots of the picture are then arranged in a different order). i> 8,5 Sec.
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