Original Roger Rabbit - DVD
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Original Roger Rabbit - DVD
Quick Question:
Does anyone know if the original Who Framed Roger Rabbit DVD was edited? By edited, I mean the Baby Herman scenes, etc.
I am talking about the release here.
I saw it used for $4.99 and if it were unedited, I would buy it just because I am a completist freak.
Thanks!
Zack
Does anyone know if the original Who Framed Roger Rabbit DVD was edited? By edited, I mean the Baby Herman scenes, etc.
I am talking about the release here.
I saw it used for $4.99 and if it were unedited, I would buy it just because I am a completist freak.
Thanks!
Zack
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Actually, compared to the Vista DVD, one scene is more edited and one scene is less edited.
The Baby Herman finger scene is totally butchered in this version, but on the Vista he raises his arm without the finger, and on the trailer in the Vista it’s intact!
Now when it comes to the Jessica Rabbit pubes, in the original DVD the pubes are replaced by underwear, but in the Vista it’s replaced by her red dress.
So IMO the Vista DVD is on the plus side in terms of censorship.
While on the topic, I don’t suppose anyone knows a place to download a clip of the Jessica Rabbit scene 100% intact? I don’t mean pics from snopes.com, I mean an actual mpg or something.
Plus,
The Bugs Bunny flipping scene and the part where Donald Duck sounds like he emits a racial slur to Daffy are 100% intact on all DVDs.
Then of course there’s Betty Boop’s breast and Eisner’s phone number which were taken off all home versions.
The Baby Herman finger scene is totally butchered in this version, but on the Vista he raises his arm without the finger, and on the trailer in the Vista it’s intact!
Now when it comes to the Jessica Rabbit pubes, in the original DVD the pubes are replaced by underwear, but in the Vista it’s replaced by her red dress.
So IMO the Vista DVD is on the plus side in terms of censorship.
While on the topic, I don’t suppose anyone knows a place to download a clip of the Jessica Rabbit scene 100% intact? I don’t mean pics from snopes.com, I mean an actual mpg or something.
Plus,
The Bugs Bunny flipping scene and the part where Donald Duck sounds like he emits a racial slur to Daffy are 100% intact on all DVDs.
Then of course there’s Betty Boop’s breast and Eisner’s phone number which were taken off all home versions.
Last edited by Class316; 06-23-03 at 09:31 PM.
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Thanks for the information. I was just curious really. Those scenes aren't a huge deal to me. . . I just don't like it when they edit stuff like that. I can understand Eisner's phone number being removed (though I am sure he changed it...)
Anyways, thanks for the information!
Zack
Anyways, thanks for the information!
Zack
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Originally posted by Class316
Then of course there’s Betty Boop’s breast and Eisner’s phone number which were taken off all home versions.
Then of course there’s Betty Boop’s breast and Eisner’s phone number which were taken off all home versions.
My disc was the CLV version instead of the CAV, however, my player had a special feature of "digital still frame" that most players didn't have.
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Originally posted by littlefuzzy
I am pretty sure (98%) that there was "A" phone number on my laserdisc, instead of the words "The best is yet to be."
My disc was the CLV version instead of the CAV, however, my player had a special feature of "digital still frame" that most players didn't have.
I am pretty sure (98%) that there was "A" phone number on my laserdisc, instead of the words "The best is yet to be."
My disc was the CLV version instead of the CAV, however, my player had a special feature of "digital still frame" that most players didn't have.
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Originally posted by Class316
While on the topic, I don’t suppose anyone knows a place to download a clip of the Jessica Rabbit scene 100% intact? I don’t mean pics from snopes.com, I mean an actual mpg or something.
While on the topic, I don’t suppose anyone knows a place to download a clip of the Jessica Rabbit scene 100% intact? I don’t mean pics from snopes.com, I mean an actual mpg or something.
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Originally posted by sparks
no it's not, I'm looking at it right now!
no it's not, I'm looking at it right now!
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Originally posted by Josh Z
When played at regular speed, you can't see anything. The under-the-dress image was only a frame or two, not visible to the human eye.
When played at regular speed, you can't see anything. The under-the-dress image was only a frame or two, not visible to the human eye.
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The new version is better in every way possible. extra's and all. I wouldn't recommand the original to anyone. just stick to the SE
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I swear people look for anything with this movie. Bugs bunny didn't flip off Mickey Mouse, he was twiddling fingers.
Originally posted by Class316
Actually, compared to the Vista DVD, one scene is more edited and one scene is less edited.
The Baby Herman finger scene is totally butchered in this version, but on the Vista he raises his arm without the finger, and on the trailer in the Vista it’s intact!
Now when it comes to the Jessica Rabbit pubes, in the original DVD the pubes are replaced by underwear, but in the Vista it’s replaced by her red dress.
So IMO the Vista DVD is on the plus side in terms of censorship.
While on the topic, I don’t suppose anyone knows a place to download a clip of the Jessica Rabbit scene 100% intact? I don’t mean pics from snopes.com, I mean an actual mpg or something.
Plus,
The Bugs Bunny flipping scene and the part where Donald Duck sounds like he emits a racial slur to Daffy are 100% intact on all DVDs.
Then of course there’s Betty Boop’s breast and Eisner’s phone number which were taken off all home versions.
Actually, compared to the Vista DVD, one scene is more edited and one scene is less edited.
The Baby Herman finger scene is totally butchered in this version, but on the Vista he raises his arm without the finger, and on the trailer in the Vista it’s intact!
Now when it comes to the Jessica Rabbit pubes, in the original DVD the pubes are replaced by underwear, but in the Vista it’s replaced by her red dress.
So IMO the Vista DVD is on the plus side in terms of censorship.
While on the topic, I don’t suppose anyone knows a place to download a clip of the Jessica Rabbit scene 100% intact? I don’t mean pics from snopes.com, I mean an actual mpg or something.
Plus,
The Bugs Bunny flipping scene and the part where Donald Duck sounds like he emits a racial slur to Daffy are 100% intact on all DVDs.
Then of course there’s Betty Boop’s breast and Eisner’s phone number which were taken off all home versions.
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Originally posted by Roto
I swear people look for anything with this movie. Bugs bunny didn't flip off Mickey Mouse, he was twiddling fingers.
I swear people look for anything with this movie. Bugs bunny didn't flip off Mickey Mouse, he was twiddling fingers.