Sentences with phrase «of additional footage»

The DVD evidently has five minutes of additional footage, but damned if I could identify what was added from the initial cut.

It includes about seven minutes of additional footage; the theatrical version ran 106 minutes, while this one goes for 113 minutes.

There's a few impressive shots of additional footage in this trailer, otherwise we're going to have to keep waiting as they finish rendering more of the CGI leading up to its release next spring.

On its twentieth anniversary, Peter Bogdanovich's critically - acclaimed, prize - winning piece is even more impressive thanks to the restoration of seven minutes of additional footage including a crucial sequence (a pool table seduction of Cybill Shepherd) that was deleted before the picture's release.

Unless Miller is sitting on hours of additional footage from the cutting room floor, a PG - 13 version of this movie would likely be 15 incoherent minutes at best.

The Blu - ray looks superb, as a digital production of this magnitude should, and presents the R - rated «Ultimate Edition» features 30 minutes of additional footage not included in the original theatrical version and the extra scenes fill in subplots and supporting characters cut from the two - and - a-half hour theatrical version.

Well back in May, it was revealed by the producers that «On The Road» was being readied for a fall festival circuit run and this was after the April shoot of additional footage.

Now, thanks to the discovery of additional footage and new digital technology, the film finally has been restored to Ophuls» original version, thought lost after the cuts in the 1950s.

There's no commentary track here, but who needs one when you get to see 40 minutes» worth of additional footage spread out over 24 fabulous deleted scenes.

THE BLU - RAY DISC Warner brings Tammy to Blu - ray in an «Extended Edition» that seamlessly branches three minutes of additional footage into the film when this longer cut is selected.

And with the amount of additional footage that was splashed all over the film's marketing campaign in the fall of last year that's still M.I.A on this set, I have no doubt that's there's likely still more in the Marvel vault waiting for its turn in the Marvel Phase Two box set.

For this review, the Unrated Extended Edition was screened, but as I havent seen the theatrical cut, I cant say where the two minutes of additional footage come in.

If you find the either of the movie versions fascinating enough (and I don't see how you couldn't), there is also a feature with a ton of additional footage, as well as some really telling interviews with Cameron, Paxton and the rest of the expedition's crew.

My task this summer is to get as many interviews as possible, as well as shoot a lot of additional footage — and to that end, I'll be staying in some visually stunning places — Ilulissat for one, and in a week, a place called Uummannaq.

At the end, Brando wrapped it up with five hours of additional footage that was cut to a little over two hours that went on to fail theatrically.

With 25 minutes of additional footage included, Smaug is Peter Jackson's definitive vision of the second Hobbit chapter.

Leaving was probably for the best, because this «Ultimate Edition,» with its 30 minutes of additional footage, certainly seems the best way to experience the film.

Flawed but consistently entertaining, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice receives an impressive Blu - ray package that includes a bounty of extras and the much - anticipated «Ultimate Edition» with 30 minutes of additional footage.

On DVD, Angels & Demons is released in a single - disc Theatrical Edition and a Two - Disc Extended Edition holding both the theatrical cut and one boasting eight minutes of additional footage.

Return of the Living Dead Workprint — includes 20 minutes of additional footage (in Standard Definition)

Warner Home Entertainment is releasing an Unrated Extended Cut of the R - rated pot comedy with 10 minutes of additional footage.

Not only does it feature a director's cut with over 20 minutes of additional footage, but the three - disc set also introduces the much - publicized Maximum Movie Mode, which is kind of like Universal's U-Control feature on steroids.

Not many people have seen the original 1921 cut, which includes 15 minutes of additional footage, but it seems strange that Chaplin would remove so much from an already short movie when the one thing that «The Kid» is lacking is a richer narrative; it's almost too simple for its own good.

The Director's Cut features almost five minutes of additional footage.

There are two versions of Red River and the longer pre-release version, which features «diary pages» of exposition between scenes and minute or two of additional footage, has been the version on previous home video releases.

The 70 mm limited release will feature six minutes of additional footage, with the two edits featuring different versions of some scenes.

The Blu - ray debut features both the American version and the disc debut of the longer Italian cut (with four minutes of additional footage).

There is also an easy - to - find Easter Egg on the DVD (trust me, if I found it, it's easy to find), which contains 3 - minutes of additional footage.

New to the Blu - ray edition is something that many had hoped would be included 12 years ago on the DVD: more than two hours of additional footage that did not make it into the film.

Furthermore, not all of the additional footage is dead weight.

Included in its bag of tricks are seventeen minutes of additional footage, The Hidden Secrets of Harry Potter (an A&E featurette exploring past clues to Harry's future destiny), Trailing Tonks (a behind the scenes tour of the movie's sets led by actress Natalia Tena who plays Nymphadora Tonks) and The Magic of Editing (an interactive opportunity to cut some virtual celluloid with director David Yates and editor Mark Day).

And for those diehard fans who have been patiently awaiting the customary Extended Edition, it's arrived just in time for the holidays with 13 minutes of additional footage, an audio commentary by Jackson and co-writer Philippa Boyens, and two entire discs of supplemental material clocking in at over 9 hours.