#Unrat

[gutachter]

Haus- und Wohnungsübergaben

„…Wohnungsübergaben, Hausübergaben oder die Übergabe von Gewerbeimmobilien sind nicht immer ohne Komplikationen zu bewältigen. Ob es nun ein gewerblicher Pachtvertrag ist, der die Nutzung der Gewerbeimmobilie umfasste und aufgelöst wird, oder der Mietvertrag einer Wohnung oder eines Hauses. Die Probleme sind oft ähnlich. So sehen die Mieter/Pächter manchmal nicht ein oder bemerken es womöglich…

[ruhlerhof]

Bank Eicklinger Weg

In diesen Blog möchte ich euch ein paar Fotos aus meinen privaten Archiv aus der Nähe von Bokelskamp zeigen. Es handelt sich hierbei um die Bank mit dem Zusatzschildauf den Hinweis der Müllmitnahme auf der Position 32 U 578540 5825033 im Verlauf des Eicklinger Weg zwischen Bokelskamp und Groß Eicklingen in der Nähe des dortigen Löns-Stein. Die Fotos für diesen Blog habe ich im August 2021…

[sigalrm]

Happy New Year 2024! by Pascal Volk

[x-inc4nd3scent-x]

at a lost for words in the realization i get to see this scene in theaters.

[ladylightning]

the creature from lisa frankenstein is quite literally the embodiment of "no grave can hold my body down// i'll crawl home to her"

[liverralonee]

does anyone know where someone (me) could watch the scream 1996 NC-17 version? ive been searching for it forever and the only things i’ve been able to find are the region 2 japanese DVD, from 1997 and 2002 which apparently have it, and some of the VHS tapes of the movie from 1997 do as well.

it’s not that big of a deal technically because it’s only about 20 seconds of added or slightly changed footage, but it’s my favorite movie ever and it just means a lot to me that one day i get to finally watch the full movie as it was originally intended before it was given the NC-17 and they had to remove some of these scenes

[nico-theniner]

Last night I dreamt that the only thing that made saw unrated ‘unrated’ was that Lawrence said to Adam “I didn’t know they let faggotty, tranny, ladyboys in here” (here being the saw trap) and then the rest of the movie was the exact same

[sawvhs]

i love all versions of saw 2004 equally(lie) i dont have a favorite(watcg the theatrical version)

[nalooksthrough]

Is it bad if I say these two are my two most favourite characters in the show?

[fruitcage]

[flowerprintundies]

Ok ok i found the Anchor Bay 2007 release of

RE-ANIMATOR (1985)

[istoleludwigsbaumkuchen]

WAH I missed the first 15 minutes of saw unrated (and in turn so did my boyfriend who hasn't seen saw yet) and I am once again peeved that the unrated cut cuts out the best line of the movie, but I did cry at the love scene so like, totally worth it

[gethighdropacidneverdie]

DO NOT DO DRUGS!! U WILL THINK ABOUT SAW AND ITS TOO MANY PLOT TWISTS!!

[unrated-g]

I just couldn’t stop thinking about a Shadow version of this Urusei Yatsura moment. This might be the most amount of time I’ve put into essentially a shitpost tbh.

[coolguyalert69420]

just saw saw unrated in theaters and i forgot how funny some of the scenes were

[coolmanjohnny]

SAW: (unrated) rant

Okay. I just watched the unrated version of Saw (2004) in theaters. So for some reason, they alter the ending for the unrated version of Saw. I have no idea why they chose to do this. I didn't see much discussion going over the details so I thought I'd go over it and why I think its inferior to the original cut. (Forgive me if I seem nitpick-y, I just love the original film so much haha. Totally fine if you like the unrated ver., I'm just sharing my thoughts here.)

To start, the unrated is advertised as a version with more gore/blood, which it does fine on that part. There are a few extra seconds of shots, for instance, the scene where Amanda is sifting through organs, some of the crime scene photos, and the wire trap maze is slightly longer. Here is a good article that goes over the Director's Cut with more details if you are interested. (I believe the Director's Cut is the same, if not very similar, to the unrated version? Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.) Also, I think the colors are also less blue? I can't confirm this though. I believe there may be a few other details changed as well, but they're not super relevant. Feel free to share any ones I'm missing just for fun though.

These extra shots are fine, thumbs up emoji. My problem starts and ends with the final moments of Saw (unrated). This is Tumblr. You all know the ending to Saw and are probably obsessed with it. It's incredibly impactful and angsty. Its one of my favorite ending sequences of all time. I still think about Adam being left to die alone often. RIP.

Now, lets go over what's changed in Saw (unrated)'s ending:

Some of the final lines are cut out. (Why???)

For some reason, they cut the line where Adam asks, "Am I gonna be okay?" and Larry turns back and says, "I wouldn't lie to you." Why would they do this? I don't know. I can only speculate. Maybe they thought that it contradicted with Lawrence's character, since he is in fact a liar/adulterer? Maybe they thought it was too "hopeful"? Homophobia? (joke)

I think that it's really a shame, because it makes Larry much more likable imo. This one moment is representative of his character development in the film. There are a lot of complex emotions tied with that one line. For once, Lawrence isn't lying to Adam. He truly does want to help. At the same time, you can tell that he feels uncertain. He doesn't know if he actually will be able to make it back in time (if even at all).

Notice how he responds to Adam's question in a roundabout way. He doesn't know if Adam will be okay.

In a way, Jigsaw's trap did work. Lawrence learned empathy. LMAO. It is also makes Adam so much more tragic, any last glimmers of hope he had left get ripped away as soon as he realizes that Jigsaw isn't who he thought it was. They are both fucked. (Ignore that Saw 3D exists for a second here, lol. I definitely think that the original implication here was that Larry is screwed. Either Kramer gets to him, or he bleeds out.)

Here is the original scene for reference:

2. The end credits are changed.

Saw ends with Adam's haunting screams bleeding into the end credits. There's about 20-30 seconds of silence/very subtle music. Then, it leads into the song "Bite The Hand that Bleeds" by Fear Factory. I just LOVE the angst.

Now, lets see what the unrated version is like. (I had to really dig to find this lol.) Obviously, there is no longer licensed music. It instead plays the "Saw theme". (I believe Hello Zepp/Overture is the official name of the song?)

It's...fine. (Once again, forgive me for nitpicking. I'm starting to think that I may be overreacting a bit, lol.)

I sort of understand why they would change the licensed music. It makes the first film feel more "connected" with the sequels; now they all have matching theme songs. (Another idea is that they simply didn't get the rights back to the original song for the re-release. I'd have to do more research on this.) However, it still makes me sad, lol. I just love how edgy and aggressively 2000s the original end credits feel. It matches the film's tone so well imo. The filmography of Saw reminds me a lot of early 2000s nu-metal music videos (unique colors, over-edited to hell, etc.).

I want to really emphasize the importance of film preservation in this post. Thankfully, the original theatrical cut of Saw is pretty easily accessible. (However, this isn't the case for all films. Star Wars is probably the most famous example.) I am just a little saddened that some first-time viewers will end up watching this version of the film without being aware of these changes. I love Saw so much you guys