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so which version of Bad Santa i should get?
i've never seen Bad Santa and now i want to purchase the DVD, so which version i should get? i know the differences and i read it over dvdcompare.but i can't decide which version i should get..so?
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To quote the great Richard Pryor from the movie Brewster's Millions..."NONE OF THE ABOVE!!!" :D
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I have the DC and the extended Badder cut. That kinda covers it all.
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Originally Posted by jmj713
I have the DC and the extended Badder cut. That kinda covers it all.
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I haven't seen the director's cut, but I prefer the theatrical cut over the extended "Badder Santa." In the extended version, the gun fight near the end of the movie is paced badly just for the sake of showing explosions from the bullet hits. It's a minor nitpick, but it's just badly edited compared to the theatrical cut.
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I'd go with the DC but suggest at some point getting Badder Santa. I have both and I liked the changes made in the DC but at the same time I like the extra and extended scenes in badder.
IMO, the ending is better in the DC. |
Damnit, now i'm going to have to spend money on the DC.
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I'm in for "None of the Above"
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I prefer the theatrical cut to both, although Badder and the Director's cut do have some parts I do like.
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Originally Posted by Sabrett
I'm in for "None of the Above"
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I say go for the unrated version.
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I personally prefer Badder Santa. It has all the laughs from the theatrical with a few extra in there for a good measure. The pacing might suffer a tad but its a good trade off. The Directors Cut removes too many scenes I fell in love with in the theater (such as the boxing scene).
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only seen the badder santa and the theatrical release, so i would go with the badder santa version. hilarious movie though?
"can i fix you a sandwich?" :lol: |
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