Making Lynch's "Wild At Heart" 15 minutes shorter
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Making Lynch's "Wild At Heart" 15 minutes shorter
Wild At Heart is a 2hr 4min movie. I need to shave 15 minutes off of it to screen in a 1hr 50min time slot.
I can get it down to almost exactly 2hrs by losing the head and end credits, but I really need to lose another 10 min or the film can't play.
I know, I know, this "isn't how the director intended it" etc. I'm really just curious if anybody has any ideas. What scene or scenes could be cut or trimmed.
I've thought about literally speeding it up slightly, but an 8% speed increase would definitely be noticeable.
Anyone wanna' play "trim the movie" with me?
I can get it down to almost exactly 2hrs by losing the head and end credits, but I really need to lose another 10 min or the film can't play.
I know, I know, this "isn't how the director intended it" etc. I'm really just curious if anybody has any ideas. What scene or scenes could be cut or trimmed.
I've thought about literally speeding it up slightly, but an 8% speed increase would definitely be noticeable.
Anyone wanna' play "trim the movie" with me?
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Originally posted by chanster
Its illegal to screen the movie without credits.
Its illegal to screen the movie without credits.
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Originally posted by Tarantino
Cut out a random 15 minutes right in the middle, see if anyone notices.
Cut out a random 15 minutes right in the middle, see if anyone notices.
How exactly are you doing this and why?
I'm doing it because I'd like to screen the film in a class but it only runs 1hr 50min and the film might be a little sketchy if you miss the final 15.
I haven't watched it in a while so I'm going to take a look at it again. But I think there's a Crispen Glover scene in there that was pretty disposable. But I doubt it's 10 minutes worth.
If anybody else who's familiar with the film has any suggestions, I'd be interested in hearing them.
Thanks
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Originally posted by Suprmallet
Cut out all the scenes with Diane Ladd. Nobody likes her anyway.
Cut out all the scenes with Diane Ladd. Nobody likes her anyway.
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also have someone flash a card before the movie to include the claimer:
"this movie has been time compressed, edited and recomposed to fit your screen and fit the allocated time frame of two hours."
"this movie has been time compressed, edited and recomposed to fit your screen and fit the allocated time frame of two hours."
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I haven't seen it in a while but here are some thoughts:
- Agree with the Crispin Glover scene
- sadly you could lose the Jack Nance scene (my dog barks some...)
- The "bar fight" / dancing scene
- Sailor's story about "peaches"
although cutting any part of this movie seems wrong
- Agree with the Crispin Glover scene
- sadly you could lose the Jack Nance scene (my dog barks some...)
- The "bar fight" / dancing scene
- Sailor's story about "peaches"
although cutting any part of this movie seems wrong