Mr. Cinema

Per blu-ray.com:

The KINGPIN Blu-ray includes the theatrical version of the film, plus an extended, R-rated cut with commentary by Bobby and Peter Farrelly*, and a brand new piece entitled "Kingpins: Extra Frames With The Farrelly Brothers" featuring new interviews with the directors as they revisit making the film, working with the stars, its theatrical debut and ultimate success on home video.

The Kingpin Blu-ray will be presented in 1080p high definition with English 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio, French 2.0 Dolby Digital and Spanish 2.0 Dolby Digital, as well as English, English SDH, French and Spanish subtitles. Special Features:

• Theatrical Version in high definition
• R-Rated Version in high definition
• Commentary by directors Peter & Bobby Farrelly
• Kingpins: Extra Frames With The Farrelly Brothers
• Theatrical Trailer (HD)

OldBoy

i might be willing to give this one another chance if the price is right...

Jory

Best Farrelly comedy by a mile. May pick it up.

PhantomStranger

Finally!

Shannon Nutt

This is my favorite Farrelly Bros. movie. Bill Murray is great in it. Wasn't the DVD version the extended cut (or maybe it had both versions)? I know it had the commentary on it, because I remember the Brothers saying how Murray pretty much tore up his script and ad-libbed everything.

My Other Self

Why is there a Paramount logo on the spine? Shouldn't Fox be distributing this for MGM?

Guru Askew

Paramount purchased Rysher literally days after MGM released the DVD. MGM distributed it theatrically which made them an obvious choice to release it at the time but that's all ancient history.

Alan Smithee

Ah, Rysher Entertainment, one of my favorite defunct studios from the 1990s whose films I often projected to near-empty theaters. I have the DTS laserdisc of this, which my audiophile friend agrees was the most pointless DTS LD release as the sound mix just doesn't do anything. (The DVD was the extended cut only BTW.)

hanshotfirst1138

They were the ones with whom Paul Thomas Anderson apparently had a knockdown dragout about their recutting of his first film.

dsa_shea

Is Randy Quaid still on the run?

JOE29

Great movie, I was going to pass on this because I was satisfied with the DVD. But the extended version has me interested. I may wait to see if the extended cut is worth it though to buy it.

story

Isn't the extended cut exactly what's on the DVD?

This is one of my favorite comedies with heart and I'll pick it up for sure.

My Other Self

Yes. The bonus here is the theatrical cut.

story

Cover stinks. The photoshopping on Vanessa Angel is ridiculous.

My Other Self

It looks like she's popping out of her vagina.

mcnabb

Still love Dumb & Dumber and There's Something About Mary more, but Kingpin is a very funny Farrelly Brothers movie. I love that 'Munson' became an adjective that summer of 1996!

Lastdaysofrain

My favorite Farrelly Bros movie easily.

I'll pick this one up for sure.

T-bone22

Yes!!

Bluelitespecial

I think this is what the original poster was when it came out, I thought most people liked that around here.

zekeburger1979

"Bye Roy. Bye Whore!" That line sent me and my friend laughing all the way out the theater when we saw it 18 years ago.

Here's the original poster courtesy of Amazon:



The Blu-ray cover looks like it was run through Photoshop one more time.

Lastdaysofrain

The late 90s was a terrible time for movie posters.

mcnabb

Roy to Claudia: "Just because you're familiar with the missionary position doesn't make you a missionary."

Mr. Cinema

Just a heads up. Walmart is supposed to be carrying this in stores for $9.96. It releases tomorrow.

T-bone22

Nice, thanks. I'll swing by during lunch tomorrow and try my luck.

Mr. Cinema

Some members on blu-ray.com found them early at their local stores. Amazon is still selling this for $21+.