The 5-disc edition has FIVE versions of the movie - the "Domestic Cut," the "International Version," the "Director's Cut" the "Workprint" and the "Final Cut".

Good to know what rocks your boat, my friend

johnsontys, meet Jenn77. Jenn77, meet johnsontys

Censorship by whom?

Comparing Blade Runner with The Fifth Element is like comparing chalk with cheese. Both are of a different class, albeit of the sci-fi genre. The Fifth Element is a popcorn, no-brainer, sci-fi action flick. Those movies are a dime a dozen.

Blade Runner is a movie which moves at a very slow pace, picking up only the end. The first time I watched it, I felt that it sorely lacked pace. Not everyone will enjoy it, hence the reason why it's called a 'cult classic'. Call it film noir sci-fi even, if you wish.

Perhaps if you enjoyed the likes of Donnie Darko or Dark City, this might be your cup of tea.

But the ending got me thinking. And for a movie to get a fool like me to start thinking, it has to be a good movie, no?

Criterion's release is top class. You won't regret it

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...and? Grab you by the balls?

Audio is half (some say more than half) the fun, mate. Especially HD audio.

Loyar Chan, which law is this? And how to shoo police?

Are you spying at her 'mounts' ? Tsk tsk

Don't just believe, bro. Experience it. Get a HT set up *inserting poison*

The LFE will crack your spectacles

Haha. That was what a thought in the first place - a b-grade version of BARAKA. But he mentions a hot chick lead. Baraka where got any chicks in the first place.

Maybe Alaska? A 1996 movie.

Bro, correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Saving Private Ryan lose to Shakespeare In Love for Best Picture

The Emperor of Slipcovers flexes his muscles once again.

PG18? Surely you meant PG13 right?

If so, PG13 is harmless la.

Go for unrated. Latest unrated movie now is ALAKA. You'll go like this ->

Can you tell the difference between DTS-HD MA and Dolby TrueHD?

Another one in the list - Saving Private Ryan.

Sorry bro but what do you mean by cut version. You mean censored?

If you meant shorter version, then you're right. According to the review of the Criterion release at blu-ray.com:

"The Last Emperor has been shown to audiences around the world in two different versions – a shorter version (164 min), also referred to as the Theatrical Cut, which is found on this Blu-ray disc, and a longer version (218 min), which was reconstructed for Italian TV."

164 mins not enough for you ah,taiko?

This ought to be a good buy!

It's about time Pulp Fiction gets a BD release. Hope the special features are good

Good to see that you've taken The Last Emperor.