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Self dijo:A este paso nadie se va a poder comprar una película Fox tranquilo, de hecho yo lo que hago es nunca pagar más de 10 € por una edición Fox por buena que sea y nunca comprarla si no es ya una EE, ya que luego duele menos. Creo que sólo pagué más por Master & Commander y por Titanic EC.
Un slaudo.
F_Elliott dijo:Marketing total. Pon a la Jolie enseñando pierna y un UNRATED EDITION encima y ya te garantizas ventas.
En esta peli en concreto, ni creo q enseñen mucho mas ni le hace falta añadir metraje, creo yo.
Pues ya q dices eso, a ver si hay suerte y ponen alguno en el q la peli tenga un final...
Duke dijo:Vaya megde de película. No me salí del cine porque los asientos eran bastante cómodos para pegarse una sobada de aúpa (y no lamento haberlo hecho).
Porque "unrated" da más morbo al espectador, da a entender que se han incluido escenas violentas o subidas de tono, lo cual es mentira el 99% de las veces.xagasi dijo:¿y se sabe que contienen esos 15 minutos de más?
no entiendo a que viene que se llame "unrated" y no "director's cut"
One of the old DVD’s deleted scenes makes it into the flick here. We find the funny sequence with John and Eddie right after the former’s first fight with Jane. I think the smidgen of extra mayhem during the climactic gun battle also shows up here, but the extended cut definitely doesn’t include the third deleted scene, “House Cleaning”. We get some small changes to that part but not the added material that showed up as the deleted scene.
Other additions pop up from very early in the flick. We get a mention of Sting’s prodigious sex drive in the opening therapy scene, and we also find more domestic banality during the first act. One new sequence shows John and Jane in bed as they chat about her dad and he takes a call from work.
We see a little bit more passion during John and Jane’s post-fight sex scene, but don’t expect anything scintillating; there’s just a couple more seconds and nothing graphic. The fight in question is a little longer as well. We also find a slight extension to the bit in which John loads Danz into the mini-van; he has trouble opening the doors.
As I mentioned, some cuts and changes also occur. The scene in which Jane changes before the neighborhood party is gone. In its place we get an alternate piece in which she and John chat on the way to that house. The theatrical cut had them talk in their bedroom, while now they get out some exposition en route to the party.
In the category of small alterations, the third act gets reworked in a number of ways. Most importantly, the climactic “Dance of Death” lacks music. A few other structural changes occur too, though it’s tough to detect them.
The biggest omission comes from our introduction to Danz. No longer do we see him early in the film. Instead, he doesn’t appear until the ride out to the desert.
Other changes may exist, so don’t take this as an exhaustive list of alterations. These are the ones that I recognized after two prior screenings of the film. I also made some direct disc-to-disc comparisons to confirm my observations, but it remains possible I missed some. In any case, I think I caught most of the changes.
Do these cuts and additions do anything to improve or harm the film? I don’t think they matter a lot in either direction. I liked Smith in its theatrical incarnation and continued to enjoy it as an extended cut.
However, I’d pick the longer version as the superior one. Most of the additions are good, and I don’t miss the cut pieces. I like the original too much to make it sound like a night and day difference, but the extended edition feels just a little more satisfying.
¿Había un principio y un final en la peli? Pues entonces.meneillos dijo:Que nos devuelvan el dinero de la entrada los que fuimos a ver el trozo de película que nos echaron.
De un tiempo a esta parte, al cine no se va a ver una película, se va a ver un trozo y luego, si te gusta, te compras el DVD con la película entera.
meneillos dijo:PD: Parece que en esta peli no molestan muchos los cambios pero en Star Wars si.
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