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In Reply to: Blade Runner DVD: Question posted by townsend on November 30, 2005 at 16:37:55:

The original theatrical release is actually more violent. The one blot on the director's cut, which I find far superior for lack of voice over (though it retains some patently clumsy and unnecessary voice over by Walsh during his and Ford's suspect-review), has actually been sanitized some: the nail-through-the-hand and Hannah's death scene (she originally and chillingly spent way more time kicking and screaming) have been shortened, and I think the abridgement is noticable, even if you've never seen the theatrical release. Maybe the three-disk set will correct this.
Why this happened, I'm not sure. I'm not sure what the "aweful editing" of the theatrical release could refer to, visually speaking.

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Topic - Blade Runner DVD: Question - townsend 16:37:55 11/30/05 (7)

guess i'm the only one loyal to the original..... - NuWave 18:34:14 12/02/05 (0)

"with additional violence scenes" - Bulkington 14:40:02 12/02/05 (0)

Jack & jmbcd are steering you straight; the Director's cut is definitely the way to go. - Audiophilander 23:48:12 12/01/05 (0)

Director's cut - Jack G 04:31:13 12/01/05 (1)

Re: Director's cut - patrickU 09:09:16 12/01/05 (0)

Woah - jbmcb 21:17:34 11/30/05 (1)

it's PROBABLY a bootleg - NuWave 18:21:56 12/02/05 (0)

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"with additional violence scenes" - Bulkington 14:40:02 12/02/05 (0)

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