Versus differences, what are they?
10-17-03, 05:22 PM
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Versus differences, what are they?
i bought the r-rated not realizing there were multiple editions. a very rare occurrence in my case to buy a movie i haven't seen, but i do this occasionally for movies that will help me better my japanese on whatever level.
anyhow, it seems there is a total of one extra minute on the uncut version. just how much is that extra minute really worth, should i return this one and search for the unrated?
i don't care about the bonus stuff so forget the se.
thanks.
anyhow, it seems there is a total of one extra minute on the uncut version. just how much is that extra minute really worth, should i return this one and search for the unrated?
i don't care about the bonus stuff so forget the se.
thanks.
10-17-03, 06:11 PM
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Return the R-Rated edition right now.
It's not half the movie that the Unrated is.
The only ones worth buying are:
Versus - The Director's Cut
or Versus - Special Edition (which is the director's cut with a second disc).
Return the one you've got and get the Director's Cut.
It's not half the movie that the Unrated is.
The only ones worth buying are:
Versus - The Director's Cut
or Versus - Special Edition (which is the director's cut with a second disc).
Return the one you've got and get the Director's Cut.
10-17-03, 11:21 PM
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Originally posted by Gyno Rhino
Return the one you've got and get the Director's Cut.
Return the one you've got and get the Director's Cut.
Haven't seen the R version and can't directly compare, but from what I hear, the 2 disk version is the way to go unless you're region free, then it's up to you. ....
Then again, you could pay more for the UK Reg 2 release, but it's lacking even compared to the unrated 2 disk Reg1 release. Go figure.
Lastly, the only thing that I could suggest is to not be compulsive with DVD shopping (not that I am suggesting that you are). Then again, may I should go on. Right. But, I've learned. I'll be region free end of year some time. Even still, I've saved myself a few here and there by checking out ratings and differences, important or otherwise .. online before choosing a disk (or two). Whenever I go into a store offline to browse, I always have a listing of availability. I've been spending too much on DVDs period and decided to go into most every buy with a plan. Stick to it, and you'll be satisfied. Do the same .... I highly recommend it. You figure, yeah, I can always sell it on eBay or somewhere, but ... heck with it .... do it right the first round and you will never be inconvenienced. Besides, if you're serious about your DVD selections and collection (which I am), you'l never go wrong, ya know what I mean .......... ?
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10-18-03, 09:37 AM
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SE versus
I just got the SE version and it's great! What also nice is that it now is a 2 disc case rather than the second disc being in an envelop loose in the case like I had heard about. One thing that I thought was kinda weird is that I thought the Cannes festival footage looked better than the same footage in the movie. Maybe the director decided to mute the colors some in the movie for effect.
Anyway I've spent $60 now on this film and I think I've finally got a copy that I can be happy with.
Anyway I've spent $60 now on this film and I think I've finally got a copy that I can be happy with.
10-19-03, 12:13 AM
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I suggest you return the R rated version and Rent the unrated version. I didnt like the film much and i think that I should impose my views onto you via message board.
