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It was not Harvey Weinstein's idea to cut the film in 2, it was QTs from the start, he wrote it as 2 films, in volumes way before they let him cut it into 2 films, and He asked if he could make it into 2 film, and Harvey said yes.
and the Japanese get a gorier version, it has 2 more scenes of nastier violence that the americans and rest of the world will NOT SEE, you will have to get the Japanese version to get this footage as its never gonna be in the other versions across the world.
The Japanese make stunning dvds anyway, but they are very expensive, but hey you are bound to get a mini samurai sword in the box.
and the Japanese get a gorier version, it has 2 more scenes of nastier violence that the americans and rest of the world will NOT SEE, you will have to get the Japanese version to get this footage as its never gonna be in the other versions across the world.
The Japanese make stunning dvds anyway, but they are very expensive, but hey you are bound to get a mini samurai sword in the box.
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As far as QT commentaries go, I think the DVDs are better off without him jabbering away at the mic. Seriously, I love his movies, but he gets very annoying after the first few minutes in interviews.
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Originally posted by Romerojpg
and the Japanese get a gorier version, it has 2 more scenes of nastier violence that the americans and rest of the world will NOT SEE, you will have to get the Japanese version to get this footage as its never gonna be in the other versions across the world.
and the Japanese get a gorier version, it has 2 more scenes of nastier violence that the americans and rest of the world will NOT SEE, you will have to get the Japanese version to get this footage as its never gonna be in the other versions across the world.
Never is an awfully long time. I'm sure the milking of a fourth version will be announced soon..
in all seriousiness. I do not doubt that the 3rd version would be the uncut version. No way one region will get exclusiviness for to long.
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Originally posted by Romerojpg
and the Japanese get a gorier version, it has 2 more scenes of nastier violence that the americans and rest of the world will NOT SEE, you will have to get the Japanese version to get this footage as its never gonna be in the other versions across the world.
and the Japanese get a gorier version, it has 2 more scenes of nastier violence that the americans and rest of the world will NOT SEE, you will have to get the Japanese version to get this footage as its never gonna be in the other versions across the world.
At any rate, due to good timing, I will be in Japan just after Kill Bill opens there (it opens the end of October, later than here). So, I will have the chance to watch the film first here and then in Japan, so I will be sure to let folks here know if Japan actually gets a more violent cut, or if this is like those old "Japan got bloodier versions of Hammer films" stories that have never been verified.
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It was indeed Harvey Weinstein's idea to split the film into two. He didn't want QT to have to cut anything out of the film and he also didn't want to release a 3-hour movie so he came up with the idea to split it up. Even before QT had made up his mind, he shot two title sequences just in case, but it was Harvey Scissorhands who came up with the idea.
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Originally posted by Romerojpg
It was not Harvey Weinstein's idea to cut the film in 2, it was QTs from the start, he wrote it as 2 films, in volumes way before they let him cut it into 2 films, and He asked if he could make it into 2 film, and Harvey said yes.
It was not Harvey Weinstein's idea to cut the film in 2, it was QTs from the start, he wrote it as 2 films, in volumes way before they let him cut it into 2 films, and He asked if he could make it into 2 film, and Harvey said yes.
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You forgot rule #4
A dvd shall have an insert or the studio who released said dvd shall be casted away to the cold pits of hell.
A dvd shall have an insert or the studio who released said dvd shall be casted away to the cold pits of hell.
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The info about the 2 more extreme gore scenes, was in the UK magazine EMPIRE (issue 173, page 92 infact) and another place which I forget.
but hey its only 2 scenes which will be different, but I am sure we will all want the fullest version out there, even if it costs as much as Japanese dvds do.
but hey its only 2 scenes which will be different, but I am sure we will all want the fullest version out there, even if it costs as much as Japanese dvds do.
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Somehow I get the feeling that QT is messing with the media. I think he's so disgusted by the fact that celebrities can say anything and it will be reported to be fact, that I think QT concocted this story about releasing several versions of the same DVD.
And, well, if it is true then I'll wait for the super-duper tricked out ultimate extreme special edition with G.I. Joe figure of Uma Thurman.
And, well, if it is true then I'll wait for the super-duper tricked out ultimate extreme special edition with G.I. Joe figure of Uma Thurman.
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I'll, more then likely, end up getting each version as they come... But then again who knows. And who else agrees with me that he's dead on with the follow ing statments...
But seriously Quentin, tell us how you really feel...
Quentin got all riled up about The Matrix and the use of evil CGI in movies. This new-found hatred was apparently triggered when director Luc Besson brought Keanu Reeves to an early screening of Kill Bill.
'I watched Keanu watching and I suddenly felt it,' explains Tarantino. [Warning: what follows is definitely an 18 rating verbal explosion] 'You know, my guys are all real. There's no computer f///ing around. I'm sick to death of all that s//t. This is old school with f///ing cameras. If i'd wanted all that computer game bulls//t, I'd have gone home and stuck my d//k in my Nintendo.
Really warming to his theme, Tarantino continues; 'This CGI bulls//t is the death knell of cinema. Movies are far too f///ing expensive at the moment and it's killing the f///ing art form. The way it's going, in ten year's time it will officially be killed.'
'I watched Keanu watching and I suddenly felt it,' explains Tarantino. [Warning: what follows is definitely an 18 rating verbal explosion] 'You know, my guys are all real. There's no computer f///ing around. I'm sick to death of all that s//t. This is old school with f///ing cameras. If i'd wanted all that computer game bulls//t, I'd have gone home and stuck my d//k in my Nintendo.
Really warming to his theme, Tarantino continues; 'This CGI bulls//t is the death knell of cinema. Movies are far too f///ing expensive at the moment and it's killing the f///ing art form. The way it's going, in ten year's time it will officially be killed.'
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There is a thread in movie talk about his comments. makes you wonder considering the amount of wire-fu used on kill bill.. he must really have a lot of time to remove those wires from each frame one at a time since he feels digital is killing the industry..
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It was great. But I'll TRY to wait for the super-duper SE. It's the principle of it. I loved both LOTR but I waited for the EE, and I'm waiting for TTT EE. It's so not worth it to buy a disc that you'll watch once. Which is why I havent bought the single discs of LOTR. Would I ever, looking at my collection, choose to watch the regular cut over the EE? I seriously doubt it. If it's a time thing, I'll just stop the movie.
S, in short, there's no way I'm buying three DVDs of essentially the same movie. The wait for the Big one is worth it. If I HAVE to see it before that, I'll rent it.
S, in short, there's no way I'm buying three DVDs of essentially the same movie. The wait for the Big one is worth it. If I HAVE to see it before that, I'll rent it.
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If I was Terentino, I would release the theatrical cuts and that's it. Why? Because too much bitching and moaning goes on if anything else is done. Now, if I am just a regular consumer, I would buy what version I felt best and shut the hell up and be happy I am being given a CHOICE. Now, isn't there a Lucas bashing thread around here somewhere you all are missing out on?
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Originally posted by Jackskeleton
There is a thread in movie talk about his comments. makes you wonder considering the amount of wire-fu used on kill bill.. he must really have a lot of time to remove those wires from each frame one at a time since he feels digital is killing the industry..
There is a thread in movie talk about his comments. makes you wonder considering the amount of wire-fu used on kill bill.. he must really have a lot of time to remove those wires from each frame one at a time since he feels digital is killing the industry..
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The only time I'm willing to double dip is when favorite older DVDs are re-released using the formats' current better technology; for instance when Goodfellas is finally re-released, I'd be willing to double dip. Having said that, I will say that I'd rather have 2 or 3 versions of favorite movies available to buy on DVD as opposed to waiting for years for even ONE to be released! Theres no WAY I'll wait on a 2 movie Kill Bill saga set; I wanna have Vol. I in my collection asap to enjoy again and again .