The short cut, in which the cop from the second car gets hit, is missing either. The shot, in which the cop gets a gory Shoulder Hit is missing as well as the following Angle (Slow Motion), in which the victim is hit by more Bullets into the upper Body. Theatrical: 'What you think about that, dickhead?' 1 Sec.Īfter Gabriel said Johns Name the rest of the sentence'.you're a timex watch in a digital age.' is missing in the Unrated Cut The Shot of Bowman begins earlier in the Theatrical Cut and is therefore a bit longer. Some short cuts of the hackers sending the 'Video Package' are missing in the Unrated Cut. (cutted so fast that they are hardly to be recognized).Ī short part of the monologue about the yuppies is missing in the Unrated Cut:: 'All those nickels and dimes they saved had meaning. The Shots of Mai turning around and the Hacker are filmed differently in both versions. In the Theatrical he comments the situation with an additional 'We're under attack.', in the Unrated he says nothing.Therefor the Theatrical is a bit longer. Matt says 'What the fuck.?', John responses, as seen in the screenshot 'Just breathe.' The Theatrical has instead the Shot 'Just breathe.' one scene before after Matt said 'Oh, my god.'.ĭirectly after John saying 'Shut up.' he adds another 'Shut the fuck up.' in the Unrated Cut.Īlternative Shots of Bowman in both Versions. Unrated: 'Grab the gun and shoot this motherfucker!!' Theatrical: 'Grab the gun from the back seat!' The Unrated Cut shows John pulling the Thug´s head aside with the sound of his neck breaking, commented by John with a loud' Motherfucker!' The Theatrical cut dims out a bit earlier and a short cut of the other side of the wall is shown, on which the thug falls back. John reacts to the loss of his gun with an annoyed ' Fuck!' (Missing in Subtitles) Unrated: 'Are you fucking nuts?!' (Missing in Subtitles) The Thug hits the hood of the car slightly longer in the Unrated Johns Comment 'That's gonna wake the neighbours.' and the Thug getting back on his feet are missing. In the Unrated John yells ' Motherfucker!'. The Scene, in which Matt opens the Door is cutted slightly different, with an optional Greeting by John. Unrated: 'Shut the fuck up.' (Missing in Subtitles) Theatrical: 'Pal, you hold it right there.' (sounds alike) Unrated: 'Get out of the fucking car now!' (Missing in Subtitles) The Unrated Cut misses a Shot of John grabbing the Car´s Door. The running times in this cutreport all refer to the theatrical Cut. But still the rather gentle graphic violence was still a thorn in the fans eye.īut only a few weeks later the unrated version of Live Free or Die Hard was announced, containing more violence, different dialogues (the for the franchise typically very graphic language) and different scenes. They should all been prooven wrong, because Live Free or Die Hard is an old fashioned actioner with all its contents. Die Hard without violence and swearing could not function, the bad guy Olyphant would be a disaster, McClanes sidekick Justin Long as well, and the action would be anyway direct from the computer. The fans though were also furious and started to talk the movie down.

Willis himself was rather furious, he wanted the sequel to be filmed in the tradition of the first one, which was not possible, in his opinion, giving the film a PG-13 rating. The entusiasm was early limited by the rumour, that FOX demanded to cut the movie from the, by director Len Wiseman and Bruce Willis favourized, R-Rating down to the more family fitting PG-13. What could be more than a logical conclusion to film a sequel of one of the most popular actionmovies of the 80s – under the nonstop action fortelling title LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD? But as a boxoffice surprise hit, Sylvester Stallone convinced the critics with his Rocky Balboa that he “still has it”. Nowadays, Ex Wrestlers and wanna be cool young actors hardly try to fit in that role. In the year 2007 most of the action fans think longingly of the 80s, where names like Stallone, Schwarzenegger, Seagal, van Damme and Bruce Willis stood for hard action paired with dry humour. Running Time Unrated Version: 2:03:15 Min. Running Time Theatrical Version: 2:03:23 Min. Comparison between Theatrical Version(PG-13), provided by the german FSK 16 Rental DVD from Twentieth Century Fox,and the Unrated Version from the english 2 Disc 'Ultimate Action Edition' (BBFC 15).

Makemkv rogue one mpls