Wild at Heart (DVD question)
12-12-04, 02:51 AM
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Wild at Heart (DVD question)
For those of you who have bought it already, how is the DVD overall? Video/audio quality? extras? also is the movie the way it was meant to be seen, no cuts or abnormalities.
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12-12-04, 02:57 AM
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12-13-04, 02:40 AM
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You get the US theatrical cut. Dafoes headshot scene is cut or altered. Read this : http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/DVDCom...ildatheart.htm
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12-13-04, 06:42 AM
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I remember I saw this film in a U.S. theater, and even if Dafoe's headshot was altered for U.S audiences, I still found it unforgettable and nearly traumatizing in its exhibition. I did not need the blood of the original cut. The left-overs rolling on the street afterward was enough to revolt me. It works either way, unless one is a warpo who appreciates the graphic kind of violence.
12-13-04, 09:32 AM
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Dafoes headshot scene is cut or altered.
12-13-04, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Ginwen
I think the alteration was adding the blood, not taking it away, since the way it was originally released, that blood wasn't there. The shot's plenty gross either way.
12-13-04, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by slowcloud
I remember I saw this film in a U.S. theater, and even if *********'s headshot was altered for U.S audiences, I still found it unforgettable and nearly traumatizing in its exhibition. I did not need the blood of the original cut. The left-overs rolling on the street afterward was enough to revolt me. It works either way, unless one is a warpo who appreciates the graphic kind of violence.
12-13-04, 10:25 AM
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There's an extensive discussion going on about this here:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...threadid=53476
I've looked at DVDBeaver's comparison review but they only provided two screen shots of the shotgun scene. Could somebody please take a few more so I could get a sense of just how bad the fogging is overall? It would mean a lot to me. Thanks!
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...threadid=53476
I've looked at DVDBeaver's comparison review but they only provided two screen shots of the shotgun scene. Could somebody please take a few more so I could get a sense of just how bad the fogging is overall? It would mean a lot to me. Thanks!
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12-13-04, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Ginwen
I think the alteration was adding the blood, not taking it away, since the way it was originally released, that blood wasn't there. The shot's plenty gross either way.
12-13-04, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Josh Z
No blood was added or taken away. Lynch added a digital smoke effect that partially obscures the gore in order to secure an R rating.
