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LordRahl 08:30 pm UTC 05/22/07 |
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re: Did it have the animated sequence at the start, AG? - Amadiere 07:40 pm UTC 05/22/07 |
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After learning there were two different movies last night I did some research and found this site. It is both a great review of the film as well as having comparisons and explanations about alot of the history of the films dif versions.
http://www.dvdtalk.com/dvdsavant/s44fearkill.html
Should satisfy your question :- )
> I ordered a copy a while back from Amazon - its very cool
> film. Definately worth a watch, interesting as I can place
> a little more where the songs go from Tanz now after
> hearing and using my limited knowledge of German, work out
> how they all interact to make a 'whole'.
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> Anyway, I never really understood what made it "the
> original" and what was the American cut.
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> Is the animated sequence very obvious at the start? There
> is, on the version from Amazon (even before the sleigh
> ride and frozen Professor), the MGN intro with the Lion
> roaring. This happens once, but then turns into a green
> Vampire type thing - an animated bit. However, it barely a
> 'animated sequence' - it isn't on screen for more than
> like 5 seconds.
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> The length is 107 minutes. Anyone have anymore hints on
> what defines 'Polanski version'? I'll examine for evidence
> :P
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> > > No prob bro. And I just ordered a copy too! Hahahaha. I
> > > look forward to sharing this film with those who missed
> > > out on it. Thank god DVD's are eliminating the rarity of
> > > more obscure movie releases
> >
> >
> > Until Blue Ray's become "the thing". I just got used to
> > DVDs :(
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