In the past two years, many restricted films have been introduced. It would be better to say that the large-scale productions in North America are becoming less and less suitable for children. As a result, these films vacillate on the two paths of censorship pressure and opening positions to make money.
So everyone came up with a compromise. Deleting it will not only pass the censorship but also make money for the audience, everyone is happy.
Then, whether it is Resident Evil 6 or Wolverine 3, and then to this ace bodyguard, the benefits of the movie to the audience have made Scissorhands a kickback.
Last night, I finished the mainland version and the US version.
Since we all know that this movie was originally positioned as an R-rated comedy full of violence and pornography, it is better not to introduce it than to delete it. It's disgusting to watch too much of the act of stealing the ears and stealing the bell.
No accident, the six minutes deleted this time were all seemingly redundant pornographic dialogues and some violent scenes, and the deletion involved not many violent scenes.
Around 22 minutes, two Kincaid shots of bullets were taken.
Around 28 minutes, the pen was poked into several close-ups in the palm of his hand.
About 39 minutes, Kincaid broke the glass of the car, and the two of them were chattering. Here is a close-up of Ryan's pick-up thread.
40, 41 minutes, part of the chat between the two, and memories of Prague's assassination. The seat belt theory mentioned by Kincaid is suspected to be deleted here.
44, 45 minutes, part of Mrs. King's conversation (or swearing) in prison, and gestures.
In 54 minutes, the carotid artery was severed by the bottle glass, and... welfare.
In 67 minutes, Ryan learned that Blackpool was assassinated by Kincaid, and the two began to scold in the clock tower. In the theater, Ryan cut the shot after saying "We've done".
At 77 minutes, Ryan's dialogue about the Boy Scouts was suspected to be deleted.
In 79 minutes, the two drove away after escaping from somewhere.
Around 82,83 minutes, some of Kincaid’s philosophical preaching.
94 minutes, Kinkade’s "Tick-tock Motherfacker"
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About the name of the Japanese arms dealer.
In the movie version, the translation of this person's name is Kurosawa Takashi (Kurosawa Akira + Miike Takashi), and in this subtitled version, the name is directly translated as Kurosawa Akira.
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