Is something missing on 300 DVD???
08-02-07, 08:04 AM
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Is something missing on 300 DVD???
OK, am I going crazy here? I saw this movie twice in the theater, and I feel like something is missing on the DVD.
They arrive at the hot gates, the persians get rocked by thunder and huricane winds, we cut away to the queens courtyard and then we come back to the battlefield, where the persian emissary is riding past speared persians and spartans are using persians as mortar for the wall their ancenstors built - OK, the emissary (or whatever he is) comments on the spartans killing the few from the scouting crew, but when did this happen???
I feel like this slaying was shown in the theater but doesn't appear on the DVD - maybe I am just going crazy???
They arrive at the hot gates, the persians get rocked by thunder and huricane winds, we cut away to the queens courtyard and then we come back to the battlefield, where the persian emissary is riding past speared persians and spartans are using persians as mortar for the wall their ancenstors built - OK, the emissary (or whatever he is) comments on the spartans killing the few from the scouting crew, but when did this happen???
I feel like this slaying was shown in the theater but doesn't appear on the DVD - maybe I am just going crazy???
08-02-07, 08:31 AM
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^^^ Don't worry, I'm crazy too!
I don't go to the theaters anymore (buy all movies on DVD) but back when I used to go to the theaters & see a movie & then buy it on DVD, a couple of times I thought to myself, "Hey, Wheres that part I saw in theaters?". After I then realize that the part I was wondering about never actually happened.
It's all part of getting old.
I don't go to the theaters anymore (buy all movies on DVD) but back when I used to go to the theaters & see a movie & then buy it on DVD, a couple of times I thought to myself, "Hey, Wheres that part I saw in theaters?". After I then realize that the part I was wondering about never actually happened.
It's all part of getting old.
08-02-07, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by juice21
OK, the emissary (or whatever he is) comments on the spartans killing the few from the scouting crew, but when did this happen???
08-02-07, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by awmurray
Didn't this refer to the part where the scouting crew was kicked into the pit. You know the, "This is SPARTA!" part?
08-02-07, 10:47 AM
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Yeah, this happens sometimes. You think you remember a part from the film that never really happened... can't say I've never had it happen to me. The film on DVD is the same as I remember in the theaters though.
08-02-07, 10:54 AM
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Sometimes you're remembering stuff from the trailer (TV featurettes, etc) that didn't make the film. Other times (although obviously not in this case) you've seen the TV version of the movie so many times, you don't realize stuff wasn't in the theatrical version.
08-02-07, 11:34 AM
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Things that have happened:
1. People read a comic book adaption (or a novelisation) of a movie that included scenes deleted from the original movie; then, later, see the movie again and miss the scene that *know* they saw.
2. People see trailers made before the movie was edited, which include scenes deleted from the theatrical film, but remember them as part of the film.
3. People see other movies about the same subject or historical event, and their memories interchange scenes between the movies.
4. Scenes are actually cut from a film after its theatrical run, or modified, usually for legal reasons.
5. People "remember" scenes that never existed in any form, for reasons best expained by their psychoanalysts.
But I have nothing to contribute about the question at hand, having not yet seen the movie (the DVD is on my pile for this weekend).
r
1. People read a comic book adaption (or a novelisation) of a movie that included scenes deleted from the original movie; then, later, see the movie again and miss the scene that *know* they saw.
2. People see trailers made before the movie was edited, which include scenes deleted from the theatrical film, but remember them as part of the film.
3. People see other movies about the same subject or historical event, and their memories interchange scenes between the movies.
4. Scenes are actually cut from a film after its theatrical run, or modified, usually for legal reasons.
5. People "remember" scenes that never existed in any form, for reasons best expained by their psychoanalysts.
But I have nothing to contribute about the question at hand, having not yet seen the movie (the DVD is on my pile for this weekend).
r
08-02-07, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by awmurray
Didn't this refer to the part where the scouting crew was kicked into the pit. You know the, "This is SPARTA!" part?
08-02-07, 12:38 PM
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where did Leonidas get the apple?
08-02-07, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by rdclark
Things that have happened:
1. People read a comic book adaption (or a novelisation) of a movie that included scenes deleted from the original movie; then, later, see the movie again and miss the scene that *know* they saw.
2. People see trailers made before the movie was edited, which include scenes deleted from the theatrical film, but remember them as part of the film.
3. People see other movies about the same subject or historical event, and their memories interchange scenes between the movies.
4. Scenes are actually cut from a film after its theatrical run, or modified, usually for legal reasons.
5. People "remember" scenes that never existed in any form, for reasons best expained by their psychoanalysts.
But I have nothing to contribute about the question at hand, having not yet seen the movie (the DVD is on my pile for this weekend).
r
1. People read a comic book adaption (or a novelisation) of a movie that included scenes deleted from the original movie; then, later, see the movie again and miss the scene that *know* they saw.
2. People see trailers made before the movie was edited, which include scenes deleted from the theatrical film, but remember them as part of the film.
3. People see other movies about the same subject or historical event, and their memories interchange scenes between the movies.
4. Scenes are actually cut from a film after its theatrical run, or modified, usually for legal reasons.
5. People "remember" scenes that never existed in any form, for reasons best expained by their psychoanalysts.
But I have nothing to contribute about the question at hand, having not yet seen the movie (the DVD is on my pile for this weekend).
r
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08-02-07, 01:46 PM
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Yes something is missing its called the theatrical trailer.
08-02-07, 06:42 PM
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Thanks everyone for your replies!
I guess I am a little crazy - hopefully not reason#5!?!
Anyway, good to hear that I am not alone in this phenomena (although in this particular case I am), and I guess I am getting older? When watching the DVD it just seemed out of nowhere, bam, there were these dead Persians and I didn't remember that surprise while watching it in the theater - probably what ultimately led me to believe I saw their demise on film in the theater.
You've put my mind at ease....thank you!
I guess I am a little crazy - hopefully not reason#5!?!
Anyway, good to hear that I am not alone in this phenomena (although in this particular case I am), and I guess I am getting older? When watching the DVD it just seemed out of nowhere, bam, there were these dead Persians and I didn't remember that surprise while watching it in the theater - probably what ultimately led me to believe I saw their demise on film in the theater.
You've put my mind at ease....thank you!
