Brandon Rice
Distributed Producer
hm crazy... just was curious. I honestly LOVE the theatrical version, and usually don't like "extended" stuff unless you're talking about a BSG TV episode.
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There's talk of a November Blu-ray/DVD release that will include *more* than the +/- nine minutes' worth of new content included in the 'Special Edition.'
Draw your own conclusions.
Although - unless they re-shot the opening for whatever reason - the third version will now open on my sleazy-dive bar set. That's kind of cool.
Thanks.Blu-ray/DVD trailer with glimpses of new scenes--
http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2010...ar-edition-with-45-minutes-of-deleted-scenes/
First Bluray I've ever heard of having a "Family Friendly Audio Track"
Smart though...
No idea... I just think it's smart. Regarding "content" in film, I think films have gotten much "cleaner" in recent years... pandering to the reach of all audiences. For instance, my wife and I were watching Die Hard the other night, and I told her if that film were made today, all of the language would be written out and it would be PG-13, with less bloodiness. It's interesting...
I never saw Die Hard 4, which was just made recently ... how was it in comparison?
Also, (to keep somewhat on topic of DVD releases) Die Hard 1 has the best extra features I've ever seen on a DVD. It's like a mini film-school right there with the Pan&Scan, Audio and Editing interactive demos.
- Mikko
But how was the content? Language, blood, etc...It was an immature imitation.
But how was the content? Language, blood, etc...
Was it "cleaner"?
- Mikko