I already mentioned that one but thanks anyway!grim_tales wrote:Heroic Trio was another one I think.
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The US theatrical cut ALWAYS had the nunchuksgrim_tales wrote:Does the US TC have nanchakus?
I thought originally the TC was cut in some places anyway other than the nanchakus (in the UK).
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Only HKL would be dumb enough to use a cut version of ETD.
This is the kind of situation I find worrying: when an original theatrical cut of a classic film gets "lost" in favour of a bogus director's/special/extended/unrated edition.
ETD as we originally saw it doesn't exist on DVD (and now the BD likewise).
You have to see the 1993 NTSC LD/VHS releases for the last time it was made available.
And I haven't even mentioned the absence of mono...
Truly a sad situation.
This is the kind of situation I find worrying: when an original theatrical cut of a classic film gets "lost" in favour of a bogus director's/special/extended/unrated edition.
ETD as we originally saw it doesn't exist on DVD (and now the BD likewise).
You have to see the 1993 NTSC LD/VHS releases for the last time it was made available.
And I haven't even mentioned the absence of mono...
Truly a sad situation.
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They may not have. The magazine range was put out by a magazine publisher using HKL content. It may not have been HKL who created it.Markgway wrote:Only HKL would be dumb enough to use a cut version of ETD.
It is annoying. Decent quality versions of both cuts should always be made available.Markgway wrote:This is the kind of situation I find worrying: when an original theatrical cut of a classic film gets "lost" in favour of a bogus director's/special/extended/unrated edition.
I didn't know that. It should've been used instead then.Ivan Drago wrote:the dubbing for Bruce is awful, especially considering an audio recording exists of Bruce reading the lines for that scene!
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Perhaps... seems odd though that the mag would use only one non-HKL title without their input. How hard would it have been to get an uncut print from Warners then assuming they were supplied direct? Either way SOMEONE fucked up!bradavon wrote:They may not have. The magazine range was put out by a magazine publisher using HKL content. It may not have been HKL who created it.
I even considered hunting down an NTSC VHS purely for sake of posterity! How sad is that?It is annoying. Decent quality versions of both cuts should always be made available.
John Little reportedly has an ego. There was nothing wrong with the original audio track. The original vocal for that scene was even commited to album donkey's ago.I didn't know that. It should've been used instead then.
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To put it in context it was a cheap magazine that I doubt many people bought. It struck me as one of those magazine deals whereby the first issue is cheap, it then shoots up in price and then no one buys it. In short I seriously doubt they cared or had the knowledge of HK cinema to know.Markgway wrote:Perhaps... seems odd though that the mag would use only one non-HKL title without their input. How hard would it have been to get an uncut print from Warners then assuming they were supplied direct? Either way SOMEONE fucked up!
I'm not disagreeing just saying I'm not at all surprised to hear it was cut.
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Yeah. I don't think the monk's voice is Roy Chiao but it does sound like it was done in 73. Don't know why, just feels that wayMarkgway wrote:
John Little reportedly has an ego. There was nothing wrong with the original audio track. The original vocal for that scene was even commited to album donkey's ago.
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I wonder if Warners just gave them left over discs from the 1999 UK DVDbradavon wrote:To put it in context it was a cheap magazine that I doubt many people bought. It struck me as one of those magazine deals whereby the first issue is cheap, it then shoots up in price and then no one buys it. In short I seriously doubt they cared or had the knowledge of HK cinema to know.Markgway wrote:Perhaps... seems odd though that the mag would use only one non-HKL title without their input. How hard would it have been to get an uncut print from Warners then assuming they were supplied direct? Either way SOMEONE fucked up!
I'm not disagreeing just saying I'm not at all surprised to hear it was cut.
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Roy revoiced his lines shortly before he died. Thus it's him, but not his original reading.Ivan Drago wrote:Yeah. I don't think the monk's voice is Roy Chiao but it does sound like it was done in 73. Don't know why, just feels that way
Because the bloody dubs are in MONO(!)If you turn on the foreign language tracks on the WB DVD, you can hear the music cues as they appeared in the theatrical cut
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Ah cool. It didn't sound much like he did in Bloodsport!Markgway wrote:Roy revoiced his lines shortly before he died. Thus it's him, but not his original reading.Ivan Drago wrote:Yeah. I don't think the monk's voice is Roy Chiao but it does sound like it was done in 73. Don't know why, just feels that way
Because the bloody dubs are in MONO(!)If you turn on the foreign language tracks on the WB DVD, you can hear the music cues as they appeared in the theatrical cut
Yeah, ironic. And pathetic. They could have put the theatrical cut on the 2nd disc of the DVD but NOOOO, they had to stick on the already avaliable Warrior's Journey!
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Yeah, but Bruce wasn't the writer or director. And ENTER wasn't the appropriate place for a long-winded discussion on martial arts philosphy. It's a chop-socky remake of Dr. No! I love the movie... but it's hardly deep.grim_tales wrote:I don't mind the monk scene TBH, AFAIK Bruce wanted it there and was disappointed when "philosphical" areas were cut (according to Linda Lee's DVD intro).
Was shot sync-sound as per American filmmaking practice. Bruce did do the ADR where necessary however before he died thus the soundtrack was complete. Little likes the sound of his own voice.He did dub it himself I'm sure (don't know why Little dubbed him).
