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US 1988 action thriller by John McTiernan with Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman. See IMDb The US release featuring the Special Extended Version is MPAA R Rated for:
The Special Extended Version of Die Hard is implemented as an option via seamless branching. It is an uncontentious 62s extension to the scene where the FBI cutting off the power supply is expected to assist the terrorist in disabling the vault locks. This extra material better explains the power cut and reversion to an emergency supply. See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com The power shutdown scene is available on UK releases as a DVD extra |
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1990 US action film by Renny Harlin with Bruce Willis and William Atherton. See IMDb Passed 18 uncut for:
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1995 US action film by John McTiernan with Bruce Willis and Jeremy Irons. See IMDb The US Pre-cut Version was passed 15 uncut for strong language and violence with all BBFC cuts waived for:
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Passed 15 after 12s of BBFC cuts for:
Cuts Summary: The 12 seconds of BBFC cuts include some chain-whipping in the fight between McClane and Targo.
Many thanks to Gav Salkeld who compiled a detailed list of of cuts: The BBFC gave the film a ‘15’ rating for the cinema
release after applying almost 15 seconds of cuts. These cuts apply to the
DVD version only; VHS and cinema cuts are slightly different. Its worth
noting that the DVD version has had some footage slyly reinstated without
the BBFC’s knowledge, so in theory it is an 18. This trend is seemingly
becoming more frequent as the years go on, and why this is I don’t know.
Another point is that the subtitles on the DVD are uncut 95% of the time, as
they are based on the uncut print! Also, if you listen carefully under the
commentary, all of the uncut dialogue can be heard too!
Thanks to Andrew: It is worth noting that the cut mute woman knife attack sequence is shown in full on the 2nd disk of the region 2 special edition, yet cut significantly in the disk 1 film! If you are considering buying it, may I recommend the Aussie region 4 2007 release, it might not be the 2 disk, but its a PAL format, digitally re-mastered sound and visual, and uncut. stay away from the region 1, I implore you, which has problems. Thanks to Andrew re TV showing in March 2008 Well once again its happened, the BBFC's former decision makers have made their successors look dumb. Tonight in a 9 PM slot Die Hard with a Vengeance was shown uncut on UK Gold! You'd have expected channel 4 or 5 to screen it in this version 10 years ago as an act of independent rebellion, but UK Gold? All swearing was intact and dub free (the guys a flunky!), and the poorly edited lift sequence shown in all its brain splattering glory. Making the Region 2 Buena Vista 2 disk special edition look a lot less special. From IMDb: The original release of the UK DVD version in 1999 was actually even more cut than the British video and cinema versions. This was apparently because a TV or airline version was erroneously used to master the DVD. Ironically, because the content does not exactly match the officially classified version, this much-sanitized release was effectively illegal to sell, and was withdrawn. The replacement, to be issued in mid-2000, will be the same as the less-censored UK video and cinema version. |
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This Theatrical Version was cut in the US to achieve a PG-13:
The BBFC commented on their 15 Rating as follows: DIE HARD 4.0 is an action thriller about the
subverting of computer networks throughout the USA in order to spread
destruction and mayhem as a mask for the largest money theft ever. The film
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