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CDWOW have the region3 version which is exactly the same as the region2 one for only 5.99
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Damn my not waiting. I'll never learn.
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Damn my not waiting. I'll never learn.
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I can see where whats his name is coming from about wanting to see both versions but theres no need really. Just watch the extnd versions. The theatrical ones have some vital bits chopped out.
Geffdof wrote:
> Chr1s wrote:
>
>
> Why on Earth would you want the regular cut when you can have the
> extended version?
>
> And yes, it's better.
>
> Because I havent seen the theatrical version and id like to compare
> the two. I just wondered if there is an option in the menu to pick,
> or if one of hte other disks has the alternate version on it or
> something
There is no benefit to watching the theatrical version if the extended one is on offer. The theatrical version is considerably shorter and misses out some entertaining parts.
> Chr1s wrote:
>
>
> Why on Earth would you want the regular cut when you can have the
> extended version?
>
> And yes, it's better.
>
> Because I havent seen the theatrical version and id like to compare
> the two. I just wondered if there is an option in the menu to pick,
> or if one of hte other disks has the alternate version on it or
> something
There is no benefit to watching the theatrical version if the extended one is on offer. The theatrical version is considerably shorter and misses out some entertaining parts.
See Pirates.
= rather good.
= rather good.
But the other films you got with it are quite crap (excluding Pirates' which I haven't seen yet).
CDouch wrote:
>Stuff about buying LOTR 3
Yeah, but this had four films on it and in the shops LOTR 3 on its own was still about £9.99
>Stuff about buying LOTR 3
Yeah, but this had four films on it and in the shops LOTR 3 on its own was still about £9.99
It is bloody long.
This isn't Director's Cut - it's the whole, proper film they had to cut down to near-enough proper cinema times.
This isn't Director's Cut - it's the whole, proper film they had to cut down to near-enough proper cinema times.
I just would. I dont always like directors cuts. Why is the feature on 2 disks then? is it that bl00dy long
Geffdof wrote:
> Because I havent seen the theatrical version and id like to compare
> the two. I just wondered if there is an option in the menu to pick,
> or if one of hte other disks has the alternate version on it or
> something
Er ... no ...
Why would you like to do that?
Extended >
*end*
> Because I havent seen the theatrical version and id like to compare
> the two. I just wondered if there is an option in the menu to pick,
> or if one of hte other disks has the alternate version on it or
> something
Er ... no ...
Why would you like to do that?
Extended >
*end*
Lard Funkelstein wrote:
> I got my LOTR 3 about 6 months ago on a (completely legal ...) pirate
> DVD
You do realise the extended edition came out around November which would have been about the same time? At that point the standard version (which had been out for quite a while) would have cost you only a few quid.
> I got my LOTR 3 about 6 months ago on a (completely legal ...) pirate
> DVD
You do realise the extended edition came out around November which would have been about the same time? At that point the standard version (which had been out for quite a while) would have cost you only a few quid.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> But rather badly phrased.
Yes, too much "last".
> But rather badly phrased.
Yes, too much "last".
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