Sentences with phrase «unrated cut»

In addition to the theatrical version, we get an extended unrated cut of the film.

In stores today, Bad Teacher is released on DVD, on Blu - ray, and in a Blu - ray + DVD Combo Pack, all of which present the film in both its R - rated theatrical cut and an extended unrated cut with seamless branching.

Viewers looking to own this one on DVD have two options: a fullscreen theatrical cut and a widescreen unrated edition (since when do fans of widescreen and fans of unrated cuts overlap?).

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The disc is essentially a digital repackaging of their excellent 1996 deluxe VHS presentation of Oliver Stone's original unrated cut of his controversial 1994 satire on media and violence.

The extended unrated cut is extended less than two minutes and there are no nuggets of unrefined gold in the ten minutes of deleted and extended scenes, though the montages of Rob Corddry and Craig Robinson adlibbing does suggest that the funniest lines were a result of the cast and not the script.

The Blu - ray's extras focus on the standard production minutia and zombie lore as it applies to the finished film, and unlike the DVD and 3D Blu - ray (which reportedly lack any extras), it contains the unrated cut, since the theatrical versions on the former discs have been snipped to suit a theatrical PG - rating.

The set includes both an «Unrated Cut» of The Hangover (1:47:44) and the film's «Theatrical Edition» (1:39:38).

Not counting those previews and the unrated cut, all the set's extras appear on Disc Two.

Bonus: • Both Theatrical and Unrated Cuts • Deleted Scene • «The Final Climax Featurettes • «Christian and Ana by Jamie and Dakota» Featurette • «An Intimate Conversation» Featurette • Music Videos • Blu — ray Copy

Bonus: • Both Theatrical and Unrated Cuts • Deleted Scene • «The Final Climax Featurettes • «Christian and Ana by Jamie and Dakota» Featurette • «An Intimate Conversation» Featurette • Music Videos • Previews • DVD Copy

I will say that there's nothing terribly provocative here; the unrated cut doesn't add nudity or anything naughty.

Running 8 minutes and 6 seconds longer, The Hangover's unrated cut is not significantly better or worse than its theatrical cut.

The unrated cut is given a single - layered disc (DVD - 5) to itself.

This Blu - ray contains both the theatrical cut and the unrated cut (which, as usual, adds little to nothing to the viewing experience).

Both the theatrical and unrated cuts of The Hangover look pretty good in the DVD's 2.40:1 anamorphic widescreen presentations.

Note that this «Totally Awesome Edition» includes an extended, unrated cut of Singer.

World War Z releases to home video in a 2D Unrated Cut (Blu - ray / DVD / Ultraviolet Digital Copy) or 3D Theatrical Cut (plus 2D Unrated Cut)(Blu - ray 3D / Blu - ray / DVD / Digital Copy).

On dialogueless changes, it splits the screen to contrast the unrated cut to the R - rated one and follows up with the 1.33:1 edit used on network television broadcasts.

Date Movie has come to DVD in two versions, one being the PG - 13 theatrical cut and the other being an unrated cut.

The Blu - ray contains both the R - rated theatrical version as well as an unrated cut that's approximately six minutes longer.

The Blu - ray includes both the PG - 13 theatrical version and an unrated cut.

Disc One includes an «Unrated Cut» of The Hangover (1:47:44), while Disc Two provides the film's «Theatrical Edition» (1:39:38).

The Blu - ray contains both the R - rated theatrical version as well as an unrated cut that runs an additional 24 minutes; this extra footage was trimmed before the»94 debut and largely centers on Mathilda's desire to be Léon's lover.

The film has come to DVD in two separate versions, the PG - 13 theatrical cut and unrated cut, which runs some 7 minutes longer.

The unrated cut runs about 2 minutes longer and was the versions screened for this review.

First, like virtually all Farrelly flicks, Dumber is too long, a problem exacerbated by the extended running time of this unrated cut.

Along with including an extended and unrated cut of the film, the two - disc set also features an audio commentary with Rodriguez (where he lets slip that a two - disc «Grindhouse» release is forthcoming) and an audience reaction track that brings the theatrical experience into your home.

EXTRAS: There's an unrated cut of the film that runs an additional six minutes, as well as a collection of short production featurettes and a motion comic prequel that bridges the gap between «The Chronicles of Riddick» and this movie.

EXTRAS: Paramount really went above and beyond with this Blu - ray release, which includes three different versions of the film: the original theatrical cut, an unrated cut and a super-sized R - rated cut that runs a whopping 143 minutes and contains 763 new jokes, among other new material.

- The Wolverine Unleashed (Extended, Unrated Cut of the film - advertised as, «More violent and hardcore than ever before.»)

Along with an unrated cut of the film (with five additional minutes of footage), the DVD also features a lively audio commentary with more than ten different participants (from director David Gordon Green and producer Judd Apatow to stars Seth Rogen and James Franco), a making - of featurette, a handful of deleted scenes, and a gag reel.

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Strangely, the disc comes with both the theatrical cut and the unrated cut, which runs — get this — 14 seconds longer.

I also recommend watching the unrated cut, because without the red box the sex scene makes a stronger political statement than one against the MPAA.

The widescreen DVD release of «Beerfest» features an unrated cut of the film, audio commentaries by the Broken Lizard guys, deleted scenes and three production featurettes.

Note that the version being reviewed is the Unrated Cut, which runs seven minutes longer than the theatrical cut.

This Blu - ray includes an unrated cut of the film.