#Theatrical Version

[inthiskingdomwewillendure]

Faramir & Sam extended scene 4k

[whereisyourpippinnow]

Poetry! Very clever, Macrinus... I've grown so bored, but you surprised me.

Gladiator II (2024) dir. Ridley Scott

[fiepige]

Compilation of EVERY single time they changed Hobie's filter in the digital version:

Left: Theatrical release Right: Digital release

You might have to click on some of them to get a better look at Hobie, sadly I don't have a video editor that allows me to make better edits than these :')

[therealraewest]

A friend and I were watching Little Shop of Horrors on a website frequented by sailors under a black flag but anyway we were nearing the end of the movie and Audrey was dying and I was like huh I thought she survived and my friend was also very confused like "hey this isn't how the scene is supposed to go" but I remembered reading about a second, apocalypse ending of the movie that was different from the theatrical release, which somehow we had stumbled upon by pure accident

So we both watched on in increasing distress and disbelief as Audrey II proceeded to eat Audrey, then Seymour, then be sold as a million tiny Aubrey II's that proceeded to have extended monster-movie montages of taking over various cities and landmarks and fighting the military

And at least I had some sort of knowledge this was a thing that existed but my friend just stumbled into watching the existential horror version of a beloved childhood favorite.

[hooked-on-elvis]

Rehearsals for Elvis' third engagement season at the International Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. July 1970 – Rehearsals filmed for the music documentary "Elvis: That's The Way It Is" (MGM, 1970).

[parttimesarah]

One thing you need to know about me is that I will for the 5000th time rewatch the 1980 Shakespeare in the Park filmed performance of The Pirates of Penzance, starring Kevin Kline, Patricia Rutledge, Linda Ronstadt, and Rex Smith and I will gif the heck out of it…

[babygray]

I'm watching this real cool show called Kintama tonight!

The title's a little on the dirty side, and the main character (?) seems too polished and shiny, kinda more gilded than real gold, I don't know, but it's not half-bad.

[sinfullyrosey]

Little Metal Pinocchio

(Can be read as platonic or romantic. Go wild.)

Ortho: What’s love?

Y/N: It’s, uh, love is uh, a little more harder to explain, because of um… sit down.

Ortho: *proceeds to stand on chair and listen*

Y/N: *notices* Ah, you didn’t sit down. *gestures to chest* Love is something you feel, inside.

Ortho, copies Y/N’s gesture: Inside… Do I feel it?

Y/N: I don’t know, you’re made of metal, but maybe some is there.

Ortho: Oh. What’s that? *points to the chair he’s standing on*

Y/N: That’s a chair.

Ortho: *stumbles but Y/N catches him* What’s that? *points to Y/N’s shoe*

Y/N: That’s a shoe.

Ortho: What’s that? *points to Y/N’s mouth*

Y/N: That’s a mouth. *gently kisses Ortho on the cheek*

Ortho, flustered & excited: What’s that?

Y/N: That’s a kiss.

Ortho: Oh. *points to chair* A kiss. *points to his shoe* A mouth. *points to his mouth* A chair. I give you a shoe. *kisses Y/N on the forehead*

Y/N, flustered as well: Close enough.

[nico-the-overlord]

Jax but he’s one of these stretchy toy things

[theladystrikesagain]

just watched lord of the rings extended edition 13 hour marathon for the first time. i am emotional and i am sleepy but most of all. i strongly believe the person who forced peter jackson to edit down should be shot

[esteemed-excellency]

fuck it. fantasy au

[ibijau]

You know, aside from maybe lotr, I have yet to see a movie where the 'extended edition' isn't notably worse than the regular version

[toiletpotato]

one of the many interesting things about Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (1997) (the version starring Whitney Houston and Brandy) is that it incorporated songs from other r&h shows. one of these songs being "the sweetest sounds" - cinderella and prince christopher's duet in the town square. that song originates from the show no strings (1962), and was originally sung by Diahann Carroll.

With her starring role in No Strings, Diahann Carroll became the first Black American actress to win a Tony Award for Leading Actress in a Musical.

Here's Diahann Carroll performing on The Ed Sullivan Show:

and, just because, here's the version from 1997:

[fiepige]

Did you guys know they added extra details to Miles G Morales in the digital version?

It might not be as noticeable as the changes made to Hobie but you can still tell the difference when compared to the theatrical release

(It's most noticable in the last two GIFs) :

Left: Theatrical release Right: Digital release

You can click on the GIFs to make them bigger if you want a better look at them.

[deancasforcutie]

Steve Yockey and Richard Speight Jr and Jeremy Carver really said we see you Supernatural so true Gay Love DOES Pierce the Veil of Death and Save the Day in every version of this story (so hard the canonical reunion is uncensored and onscreen this time)

[heyclickadee]

I love the LOTR movies and generally think of them as separate entities from the books, but there are a number of moments I’ll be sitting there watching them thinking, “Hhmmmm, I like this, but I like the book scene better.”

That moment where Eomer sees Eowyn half-dead on the battlefield and screams, though?

That’s not one of them.