Question for people who own Natural Born Killers
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Question for people who own Natural Born Killers
I love that movie and I just got my first DvD player I havent went out to buy it yet,so I was wondering if it contains any deleted seens.If it does Ill just get it now.
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I have the director's cut. This is from Amazon.com...
Over an hour of haunting bonus footage, extra scenes and lost performances, including: Ashley Judd's shocking courtroom scene, Warden Jones' dismembered head, Denis Leary's never-before-seen performance, the controversial shot of reporter Downey's hand wound, and an intense alternate ending
I haven't watched it in a while but I'd say it's definitely worth picking up. Your first dvd player huh? Better late than never. Welcome to DVDTalk!
Over an hour of haunting bonus footage, extra scenes and lost performances, including: Ashley Judd's shocking courtroom scene, Warden Jones' dismembered head, Denis Leary's never-before-seen performance, the controversial shot of reporter Downey's hand wound, and an intense alternate ending
I haven't watched it in a while but I'd say it's definitely worth picking up. Your first dvd player huh? Better late than never. Welcome to DVDTalk!
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Director's Cut - Trimark - not anamorphic - lots of extra scenes
Oliver Stone Collection - WB - anamorphic - theatrical cut
Both are very very worth owning (together) ... and a must for fans of the film.
Oliver Stone Collection - WB - anamorphic - theatrical cut
Both are very very worth owning (together) ... and a must for fans of the film.
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Originally posted by Class316
I don't have it but the R2/R4 are both DC and anamorphic (AR for these two is 1.78:1 )
I don't have it but the R2/R4 are both DC and anamorphic (AR for these two is 1.78:1 )
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
Then your version is cropped since the oar according to dvdmg.com is 2:35:1.
Then your version is cropped since the oar according to dvdmg.com is 2:35:1.
Aspect ratio
1.85 : 1
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Originally posted by kilcher
I have the director's cut. This is from Amazon.com...
Over an hour of haunting bonus footage, extra scenes and lost performances, including: Ashley Judd's shocking courtroom scene, Warden Jones' dismembered head, Denis Leary's never-before-seen performance, the controversial shot of reporter Downey's hand wound, and an intense alternate ending
I haven't watched it in a while but I'd say it's definitely worth picking up. Your first dvd player huh? Better late than never. Welcome to DVDTalk!
I have the director's cut. This is from Amazon.com...
Over an hour of haunting bonus footage, extra scenes and lost performances, including: Ashley Judd's shocking courtroom scene, Warden Jones' dismembered head, Denis Leary's never-before-seen performance, the controversial shot of reporter Downey's hand wound, and an intense alternate ending
I haven't watched it in a while but I'd say it's definitely worth picking up. Your first dvd player huh? Better late than never. Welcome to DVDTalk!
Ya i finaly decided to come out of the stone age I own so many VHS movies that I didnt want to convert.After 1 day im kicking my self in the you know what for waiting so long.
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Originally posted by Psycho
Ya i finaly decided to come out of the stone age I own so many VHS movies that I didnt want to convert...
Ya i finaly decided to come out of the stone age I own so many VHS movies that I didnt want to convert...
I might suggest reading the FAQ for Newcomers - it'll explain a lot more about the DVDs that you will grow to love...
As for the deleted scenes for Natural Born Killers - there are a few, and as stated, they're pretty interesting, featuring Denis Leary, Ashley Judd and the stalwarts of any classic, Wrestling's The Barbarian Brothers.
From the IMDb's Alternate Versions -
there's a lenghty courtroom sequence showing part of Mickey and Mallory's trial; the prosecutor Wanda Bisbing (Rachel Ticotin) is interviewed by Wayne Gale and then we see witness Grace Mulberry (Ashley Judd) being cross examined by Mickey.
Spoiler:
Wayne Gale interviews the Hun Brothers, two body builders who have had their
Spoiler:
the scene where psychiatrist Dr. Rheingold (Steven Wright) is interviewed by Wayne Gale is longer and features additional dialogue;
a new scenes features Denis Leary as a prison inmate walking up and down his cell while delivering a frenzied and funny monologue about Mickey and Mallory
Here's the link, which also goes into detail about what is featured in the Director's Cut
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
Then your version is cropped since the oar according to dvdmg.com is 2:35:1.
Then your version is cropped since the oar according to dvdmg.com is 2:35:1.
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Originally posted by Josh Z
The movie is definitely not 2.35:1 and never has been. Although Stone is fond of the wider ratio for most movies, he chose 1.85:1 for this one because it allowed him to mix and match film and video formats easier. The movie uses a combination of 35mm, 16mm, 8mm, and video.
The movie is definitely not 2.35:1 and never has been. Although Stone is fond of the wider ratio for most movies, he chose 1.85:1 for this one because it allowed him to mix and match film and video formats easier. The movie uses a combination of 35mm, 16mm, 8mm, and video.
Strange that the R2 would be cropped and anamorphic while R1 is OAR and not anamorphic
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I would get the Director's Cut as it is the same thing as the one in the Stone Collection except unrated with three minutes of extra footage in the movie. While this normally doesn't make a difference in a movie, I honestly feel it does make one in this case.
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Originally posted by Class316
But being 1.85:1 then 1.78:1 would be cropped, right?
But being 1.85:1 then 1.78:1 would be cropped, right?
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Originally posted by Josh Z
This is not something to be concerned about unless you are anal-retentive about the mathematical numbers.
This is not something to be concerned about unless you are anal-retentive about the mathematical numbers.
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I have the Columbia House version, which I think is the Oliver Stone collection, and as far as I can remember, it has most if not all of those deleted scenes (not as part of the movie, but on the disk).