BBFC Cuts D: Dn-Dz

Doc

The BBFC cut 5s from the 1988 Warner video and the 2008 Optimum DVD: Compulsory cut required to remove sight of cockfight

Thanks to MM

The opinion is that the 1971 AA rated cinema release was cut for violence rather than the cock fight

The submitted run time was noted as 95:40s = 91:50s

The Doctor and the Devils

Same version for cinema and video

Shorn of a cock fight.

Doctor Who: Enemy Within

1. 4 s of Chang Lee's gang firing at the departing car.
2. 22 s of Chang Lee and his two friends trying to avoid being shot, with only Chang Lee ultimately remaining alive.
3. 5 s of the third and fourth gunmen aiming at Lee. (In the UK video we only see the first two, following on from the deleted 22 seconds of material that explains where Chang Lee's two friends have miraculously disappeared to!)
4. 8 s of the gunmen firing at the newly-materialized TARDIS. (In the UK video a reaction shot of the gunmen - taken from material earlier cut - is used to bridge the gap between the TARDIS appearing and the Doctor stepping out of it!)
5. 15-20s cut from the operating scene. From the moment that Grace's operation starts to go wrong the material has been quite substantially re-edited, so much so that the music has had to be tinkered about with in order to disguise this. The re-edit is quite good, and unlike the earlier gun- battle is quite unobtrusively done. Nevertheless, it considerably tones down the impact of the scene. The shots of Grace trying to pull the probe out have been cut to a minimum, and her reference
6.  to its having snapped off and remained stuck in the Doctor have gone. The attempts to resuscitate the Doctor have been cut back, and his final scream has been completely excised - he never seen to regain consciousness.
7. 1s The close-up shot of the Master actually twisting Chang Lee's head is cut. Thus on the UK version we cut straight from the shot of the Master caressing Chang Lee to those of the Doctor screaming and the body falling.

Doctor Who: The Talons of Weng Chiang

Cuts were finally waived in 2003

The following sequence was cut by the BBFC in 1988:

• Doctor and Leela attacked by the black scorpion coolies and one is clutching a pair of nunchukas and in a brief sequence we see the guy leering towards the camera with the nunchukas above his head.

UK Gold have previously shown the nunchuck scene in this episode

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

• Dodgeball

Unrated

The Extreme Edition/Unrated Version/International Version was passed 15 uncut for:

• UK 2005 20th Century Fox R2 DVD at UK Amazon
• UK 2005 20th Century Fox VHS

The US release is uncut and MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2008 20th Century Fox RA Blu-ray via UK Amazon and at US Amazon
• US 2005 20th Century Fox R1 DVD at US Amazon

PG-13

• UK 2008  20th Century Fox Blu-ray
• UK 2004 cinema release

To ensure a US PG-13 rating, lines were changed in the US Version:

• Original: You all are about as useful as a cock-flavored lollipop US: You all are about as useful as a poopie-flavored lollipop.
• Original: It's like watching a bunch of retards trying to fuck a doorknob! US: It's like watching a bunch of retards trying to hump a doorknob!
• Original: Sometimes you gotta grab life by the haunches and fuck it into submission. US: Sometimes you gotta grab life by the haunches and hump it into submission.

Dogs of War

The BBFC waived their cuts for the 2001 MGM DVD but the abridged US Theatrical Version was submitted.

From cuts details on IMDb

Non-contentious material deleted including

• an early scene of Shannon attending the baptism of a fellow mercenary's child
• a bed scene between Shannon and Jessie
• a scene of the raiding party being delayed by a closed drawbridge
• Shannon pressuring Hackett to deliver the Valencia shipment
• extensive footage between Shannon and Lockhart where the latter persuades Spanish officials to allow the cargo on to the boat.

From cuts details on IMDb

• Cut to remove shots of broken glass being forced into the mouth of Endean's man before being beaten up by Shannon.

Donkey Kong: Raiders of the lost Banana

Passed PG after 15s of BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2009 Freemantlemedia R2 DVD

The BBFC commented:

• A compulsory cut was written to remove a dangerous imitable activity presented as harm and consequence free (in this instance sight of a small character hiding in a fridge).

Donnie Darko

R Rated

The Director's Cut was passed 15 uncut for:

• 2010 Metrodome Blu-ray at UK Amazon
• 2006 In2Film R2 DVD
• 2005 Metrodome R2 DVD
• 2004 Metrodome R2 DVD at UK Amazon
• 2004 cinema release

The uncut US release is R Rated for:

• 2009 20th Century Fox RA Blu-ray at US Amazon
• 2005 20th Century Fox R1 DVD at US Amazon

From version details on IMDb

This new cut includes additional scenes, some changes to the soundtrack, a much improved sound mix. Also, pages from the Philosophy of Time Travel, previously viewable only as a DVD extra or on the website, have been inserted between scenes. The result is a movie that tells a much more coherent story.

• 2010 Metrodome Blu-ray
• 2007 Metrodome R2 DVD
• 2004 Prism R2 DVD
• 2003 Metrodome R2 DVD
• 2003 Metrodome VHS
• 2002 cinema release

Don't Answer the Phone

• The Hollywood Strangler

5:00s

R Rated

The cut US R Rated Version was passed without BBFC cuts for the 2005 Anchor Bay DVD

From cuts details on IMDb

This version reinstated the shot of the coin in the prostitute's stocking but the other original BBFC cuts were not available to restore.

The uncut region 1 DVD is available via US Amazon

Review from Amazon US: It's Nasty

OK folks, I sympathize with those of you who hated this movie. It's nasty and what there is of a plot is goofy. But Nicholas Worth scares the hell out of me every time I watch this. At once smug and terrified, forceful and helpless, his whimpering panic-attack-tantrum gets right into my guts and makes me identify with this obscene morbid beefy creature.

The movie lets you learn just enough about the victims to experience their fear and pain with maximum possible sympathy and intensity, and the sarcastic detective and other incidental characters get some hilarious lines.

If you accept the goal of the movie, which is, to horrify you the viewer by forcing you to feel intimate with this infantile, onanistic killer, I bet you will admit that this movie succeeds.

The US Uncut Version was cut by around 1:00s by the BBFC for the 1980 cinema release

• The murder of the woman in the bedroom lost all footage of her being bound and her nightdress ripped open (shots of her breasts being scorched with candle wax were not present in the original submitted cinema print).
• The strangling of the model was heavily reduced and the shot of the killer placing a coin in her stocking was removed.
• The killing of the prostitute lost a shot of a coin being placed in her stocking and tied.

Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood

• Don't Be a Menace

Unrated

The Director's Cut/Unrated Version was passed 15 uncut for:

• UK 2005 Buena Vista Special Edition R2 DVD via  UK Amazon

The US release is uncut and MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2005 Buena Vista Special Edition R1 DVD at US Amazon

See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com. Extended with extra scenes that are uncontentious but funny.

R Rated

• UK 2002 Buena Vista R2 DVD

Don't Come Knocking

The Theatrical Version was passed 15 without cuts for the 2006 cinema release and 2006 Sony DVD.

There is also a Director's Cut.

Don't Go in the House

See trailer from youtube.com
 

Uncut version is available at:

R Rated

UK: Passed 18 uncut with all previous BBFC cuts waived for:

• UK 2012 Arrow R2 DVD at UK Amazon

US: Uncut and MPAA R Rated for:

• US 2005 Shriek Show R1 DVD via UK Amazon and at US Amazon

Summary Review: A Bit Lacklustre

A slasher film about a victim of child abuse (Dan Grimaldi) who grows up to become a maniacal construction worker. He stalks women at discos, takes them home, then hangs them upside-down in a special steel-walled room and sets them on fire.

Don't Go in the House gets off to a fairly good start, but after the first murder scene things begin to slowly fall a apart and it goes from a good movie to an average movie that never is able to get off the ground.

The screenplay written by Joseph Ellison, Ellen Hammill and Joseph R. Masefield starts off well enough with some good insight into the mind of the villain, but there comes a point to where the story never moves forward and in a sense it feels like the same scene is playing out over and over again.

Don't Go in the House isn't a terrible film, but it's just a bit lackluster, while it does have it's moments it just never reaches its full potential.

• UK 1987 Apex VHS

The BBFC cuts were again

• Cuts to nudity and close ups of the scene involving a naked girl in chains being set on fire

• UK 1983 Arcade VHS

The video was listed as a nasty in July 1983 but was dropped in March 1984 after promises that only the BBFC approved version would be sold

• UK 1982 Arcade VHS

• UK 1980 cinema release

From IMDB. The BBFC cuts were:

• Extensively reduced shots of nudity and graphic close ups from the scene of the chained woman being burned alive.

Don't Go in the Woods

• Don't Go in the Woods Alone

See trailer from youtube.com
 

Uncut version is available at:

R Rated

Passed 15 uncut for strong bloody violence for:

• UK 2007 Film 2000 R2 DVD at UK Amazon

The US release is uncut and MPAA R Rated for:

• US 2008 Code Red/Navarre R1 DVD at US Amazon

Summary Review: Movie for a laugh

I rented this movie, hoping to find a good movie. It was... if you're into comedy! This movie had deadpan acting, no storyline at ALL (a maniac roaming around, killing people for no reason, which may not be THAT bad), and a stupid looking killer (when he's being stabbed at the end, it looks as though his chest is made of brick, or is that CARDBOARD?).

The gore was supplemental, however, and I always recommend this movie for a laugh (in fact, I rented it again just to show my friend how bad it was!). This movie gets a definite 2 out of 10 since it kept me laughing.

R Rated

Banned as a video nasty in October 1983. It stayed on the list throughout the panic so became one of the collectable DPP39s

Don't Go Near the Park

• Nightstalker

Passed 18 uncut when the Anchor Bay DVD was submitted in 2006.

Broadcast on the Horror Channel in 2004. Missing some footage of entrails being removed, but the stomachs were still ripped open with gusto

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon in the Box of the Banned 2
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

Review from imdb: Wonderfully Bad

Now I've seen my fair share of garbage over the years. Hell, I admit to actively seeking it out. But nothing prepared me for this little wonder.

Everything about this film goes way beyond amateur, from the 'old person' make up, to the Persian rug cavemen clothes, to the dissolve shot ageing FX. The lighting is abysmal; spot lights are shone straight into the set giving each shot an early silent film style ring of shadow around the edge of the shot. The acting is appalling, especially from the grimacing Crackers Phinn. The plot progresses at bizarre speeds, some scenes dragging on for way too long and other plot points zooming past at top speed.

Despite all of the above (or perhaps because of it) I love this movie. I really could bang on about it for days but I won't. If you ever find a copy (which isn't easy) you have to see it. I defy you to find anything worse in such a truly wonderful way.

Oh yeah, there's a 'shock' ending too. Marvellous.

Don't Go Out at Night

Don't Look in the Basement

• The Forgotten
• Death Ward 13
• Don't Go in the Basement

See trailer from youtube.com
 

Uncut at:

R Rated

UK: Passed 15 uncut with previous BBFC cuts waived for:

• UK 2007 Boulevard R2 DVD
• UK 2005 Pickwick/Elstree R2 DVD
• UK 2005 Stax R2 DVD at UK Amazon
• UK 2005 HHO DVD

US: Uncut and MPAA R Rated for:

• US 2003 TGG R1 DVD at US Amazon

Summary Review: A must-see for B horror fans

A young psychiatric nurse goes to work at a lonesome asylum following a murder. There, she experiences varying degrees of torment from the patients.

Take an ensemble cast of good B grade actors, give them a good script, a somewhat original premise, and unobtrusive directing, and you may end up with a film that over-achieves as much as Don't Look in the Basement did.

The film takes place in a large house which is home to several psychotic individuals. The film starts with the head of the hospital being chopped up with an axe. The rest of the film builds tension and successfully develops the individual psychoses of the in-mates. After a while it becomes very unclear who is a patient and who is a doctor.

In the end, Don't Look in the Basement is a cleverly plotted film which benefits from generally good acting and directing and not-overly-ambitious camera work.

It was listed as a video nasty in August 1984 but was dropped from the list in December 1985

• UK 1977 cinema release

Don't Open Till Christmas

• Don't Open 'Til Christmas

See trailer from youtube.com

Uncut version is available at:

The US release is uncut and MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2011 Mondo Macabro R0 DVD via UK Amazon and at US Amazon

Summary Review: A certain charm

It's Christmas-time in London, and someone is killing people dressed as Santa Claus. The murderer is a plainclothes sicky who hunts down St. Nick impersonators, bumping them off in grizzly ways including impalement and urinal-side castration! 

The film has a certain charm.... and some beautiful naked women. It's a fantastic 80's slasher film

• UK 2003 Film 2000 R2 DVD

This "re-edited version" was missing a violent scene at 14m 42s showing a "drunken" Santa having his brains blown out. This 23s scene has now been replaced by a completely different scene showing a Santa being castrated. This 85s scene which takes place in a shopping centre should have appeared in the film at 61m 31s.

• UK 1985 Vestron VHS

The following scenes were cut:

• the killer running a cut throat razor over Pat Astley's naked body twice to establish she is a girl;
• the peep show santa being stabbed, spitting blood and shots of blood splashing on the peep show girl's window;
• in the London dungeon scene a doomed Santa originally came across a blood splattered body (possibly a mannequin). His subsequent death by stabbing has been reduced as well;
• the undercover cop Santa's death is now totally incoherent: in the full version the killer (who has a spike in his shoe) kicks him in the groin, punches him in the face with a spiked glove then punches his throat with the glove. A second Santa (played by screenwriter Derek Ford) comes to his aid and loses an eyeball in the process. All that remains of this sequence in the British version is a shot of the spiked shoe and brief shots of the first punch and the cop Santa on the floor
• due to an editing fault, in the UK video shots of a dead body on a trapdoor are missing replaced by a brief moment from the next scene;
• the infamous scene where Santa is castrated in a public toilet is missing several shots of blood spurting in the urinal;
• the scene where the killer kidnaps the peep show girl (Kelly Baker) is missing shots of her being tied up with chains
• Belinda Mayne's character being stabbed twice has been deleted

Don't Stop My Crazy Love For You

• Dang bu zhu de feng qing
• Dong bat chu dik fung ching

The BBFC cut 9:34s from the 1993 cinema release

The original running time is noted as 91:16s

Don't Try This at Home

Doom

• Der Doom
• Doom Der Film

Unrated

The Unrated Version was passed 15 uncut for:

• UK 2009 Universal R0 Blu-ray at UK Amazon
• UK 2006 Universal R2 DVD at UK Amazon

The US release is uncut and MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2009 Universal R0 Blu-ray at US Amazon
• US 2006 Universal R1 DVD at US Amazon

From version details on IMDb:

• Portland and The Kid finding Dr. Tallman in a locker room
• Sarge briefing the team on the helicopter
• Kid shooting steaming pipes
• What happens to Pinky's legs
• An extended version of the first-person shooter scene
• Sam and Duke in the Med Lab
• Portland reloading his gun in the restroom In addition, the unrated version also contains two extra bonus features:
• a look at how the first-person shooter scene was created and the scene itself
• some hints and tips for beginners on the Doom 3 game.

R Rated

• UK 2005 cinema release

The Doom Generation

NC-17

The US NC-17 Version was passed 18 uncut for the 1995 cinema release and 1999 Tartan video.

There is also a heavily cut R Rated version.

The uncut region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

Doomsday

Unrated

The BBFC passed the US Unrated Version 18 uncut for the 2008 Universal DVD/Blu-ray

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut UK Blu-ray is available at UK Amazon

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut US Blu-ray is available at US Amazon

R Rated

Doppelganger

No BBFC cuts to the 1993 ITC or 2003 Carlton DVD.

Other sites have speculated that the UK version may be missing nudity in Drew Barrymore's shower scene but Amazon reviewers suggest that this is not the case.

Dorian Gray

See The Secret of Dorian gray

Dorian Gray

The 2009 cinema release, 2009 Technicolor DVD and 2010 Technicolor Blu-ray were cut to achieve a 15 rating: An incomplete version of Dorian Gray was originally submitted to the BBFC for advice. The BBFC advised the company that, as it stood, the film was likely to achieve an '18' classification. However, the company was also informed that reductions in two scenes could result in the requested '15' classification.

When the finished film was submitted, these changes had been made according to the BBFC's advice.

• Specifically, a scene in which a tea party is intercut with shots showing Dorian's sadomasochistic excesses was toned down to remove or reduce the more explicit moments (explicit sight of a fingernail being pulled off, explicit sight of a chest being cut with a razor in a sexual context, explicit sight of blood being sucked from a woman's breasts and sight of a restrained man being beaten).
• Additionally, a murder scene was toned down to remove the sense of dwelling on the infliction of pain and injury (reduction in the number of stabbings, removal of a blood spurt from man's neck, reduction in sight of victim choking on his blood).

The BBFC explained their 15 rating:

Dorian Gray is a British produced film based on Oscar Wilde's famous horror story of a man who wishes that a portrait of him ages in his place. It was passed 15 for strong bloody violence, sex and drug use.

The BBFC Guidelines at 12A/12 state that moderate violence is allowed but should not dwell on detail and also that there should be no emphasis on injuries or blood. In Dorian Gray however there are a couple of quite bloody murder scenes and these were felt better placed at 15, where strong violence is permitted so long as it does not dwell on the infliction of pain and injury. The Guidelines at 12 also say that sexual activity may be briefly and discreetly portrayed and that nudity in a sexual context must be brief and discreet. Once again in the film, however, there are a couple of extended sex scenes, with some lingering breast nudity and these were similarly felt to be better placed at 15 where sexual activity may be portrayed without detail and nudity is allowed in a sexual context. Drug taking may also be shown at 15 provided the film as a whole does not promote or encourage drug misuse. With the central character of Dorian Gray paying a heavy price for his years of debauchery and drug consumption it was considered that scenes showing opium smoking, were acceptably placed at 15.

Dorian Gray also contains scenes in which characters are shown smoking cigarettes.

The Dorm that Dripped Blood

See Pranks

Double Dragon

• Double Dragon: The Movie

The BBFC cut the 1997 Imperial Entertainment video by 10s

• 3 head-butts have been deleted from a fight between a boy and a man in a steel helmet
• Shuko fights the boy, Jimmy, without the help of a kick to the face

See pictorial cuts details from movie-censorship.com

The uncut region 0 DVD is available via US Amazon
The uncut region 0 DVD is available via UK Amazon

Double Exposure

• Model Killer

See trailer from youtube.com

Uncut at:

US: Uncut and MPAA R Rated for:

• US 2012 Scorpion Katrina's Nightmare R0 DVD at US Amazon

Germany: Uncut for:

• De R2 DVD via UK Amazon

Summary Review: Unlikeable

A photographer for a men's magazine is disturbed by a recurring dream he has that he is killing his models by various gruesome means.

Michael Callan plays a smarmy photographer and is an unlikeable lead. The film suffers from the production values of a TV movie

• UK 1987 Weintraub VHS

Double Trouble

• Non c'è due senza quattro
• Not Two, But Four

Same cuts when submitted in 1986 & 2003 with the following BBFC comment:  Cuts for Category to remove three double earclaps in fight sequence. A 15 uncut was available to the distributor.

Dr Jekyll & Sister Hyde

The cut cinema version was passed 15 without further BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2009 Optimum R2 DVD at UK Amazon

The US release features this same cut version.

No sign of any more complete version so this seems to be the definitive choice at the moment

Passed X/18 after BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2004 Cinema Club R2 DVD
• UK 1990 Warner VHS
• UK 1971 cinema release

From the Anchor Bay Forum:

• Reduction in rabbit gutting inter-cut with opening murder
• Killing of prostitute in bedroom toned down with alternate shots
• Killing of the doctor re-edited

The submitted running time was noted as 96:08s = 92:17s

Dr. No

• Doctor No
• Ian Fleming's Dr. No

Thanks to Gavin Salkeld

Passed PG (A) after BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2008 20th Century Fox R0 Blu-ray
• UK 2000 MGM R2 DVD
• UK 1994 Warner VHS
• UK 1986 Warner VHS
• UK 1962 cinema release

The cuts were presumably to the negative as was often the norm in the 60s, so cuts now persist to all prints worldwide.

• Bond's fight with the chauffeur has been trimmed, including the removals of blows to the chauffeur when he is unable to defend himself. A knee kick in this fight was also removed.
• The killing of Dent has been trimmed to so Bond only fires one fatal shot. Footage was removed of Bond shooting extra shots into Dent's back as he lies on the floor dying.
• Dr. No's line I'm sure she will amuse the guards was considered too sexually suggestive, and has been redubbed instead to The guards will amuse her
• Shortly after, Dr. No's henchmen beating up Bond as he is sat at the table has been trimmed, introducing a dissolve to the next scene much earlier to cover the removal of violent footage

See other James Bond cuts

Dracula

• Horror of Dracula
• Dracula 1958

From IMDB: Cut Footage Found

It has long been rumored among fans that the Japanese cut of the film contained a number of extended scenes, among them a shot of Dracula tearing his face off during the disintegration climax. Thanks to the efforts of a fan based in Japan, Hammer Films finally acquired the surviving footage from the extended cut in 2011 for inclusion in a forthcoming definitive restoration.

See article from blog.hammerfilms.com, February 2012: Restored

We have reviewed the restoration of the Japanese footage to Dracula. It was incredibly exciting to see the two long-lost moments in the context of the BFI's restoration.

Molinare have done a superb job restoring this footage, considering the state of the reels (you'll be able to compare and contrast on the eventual Blu-ray; we're going to release all four surviving Japanese reels unrestored as a single extra).

The moment where the Count leans-in over Mina is full of transgressive threat and erotic charge (one can easily see how this moment had to be cut in 1958) though the footage does not actually include a bite (contrary to wishful thinking in some quarters).

The face-clawing scene is truly magnificent and sits perfectly within the last few seconds of the film.

Note that although extra material was re-inserted, other less important material was dropped to preserve the running time, and hence keep the audio track in sync.

A Blu-ray release of the restored version is planned for autumn 2012.

pre-cut

• UK BFI 2007 cinema release

The BBFC commented:

Dracula is a classic 1950s British adaptation of Bram Stoker's vampire novel 'Dracula'. It was originally classified 'X' for cinema release in 1958 (meaning that persons under 16 should not be admitted) and was subsequently classified '15' for release on video. In terms of current classification standards it was felt that the film could now be classified at '12A' for cinema re-release for mild bloody horror.

BBFC Guidelines at '12A' state that 'Violence must not dwell on detail. There should be no emphasis on injuries or blood. Sustained moderate threat and menace are permitted'. Although the film contains some sight of blood (most notably when a vampire is killed using a stake) , there is no emphasis upon blood and injuries. Furthermore, although the film is atmospheric and generates some sense of threat, this is moderate in nature and distanced by the period setting and by the familiarity of the story, other versions of which have been classified at 'PG'.

The US Theatrical Version was passed 15 without BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2003 Warner R2 DVD
• UK 1997 Warner VHS

From IMDB. The US Theatrical Version restores the cut footage during Lucy's staking, but the cut footage from Dracula kissing Mina and his final disintegration is still missing.

• UK 1958 cinema release

From IMDB. The BBFC cuts were:

• Cut to remove shots of blood during Lucy's staking
• Cut to reduce the erotic charge as Dracula leans over Mina preparing to bite. The original has Dracula muzzling her face and kissing her lip before pushing her backwards down on to the bed. The cut version replaces this with a shorter shot from a different angle that obscures the muzzling and kissing.
• Cut to reduce the final disintegration of Dracula. The original had a shot of Dracula's hand peeling the skin off his disintegrating face and then delving into his eyes.

The submitted running time was noted as 81:17s = 78:02s PAL

Dracula

• Bram Stoker's Dracula

cut

R Rated

Passed 18 without BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2007 Sony R2 DVD
• UK 1993 Columbia/TriStar VHS
• UK 1992 cinema release

However imdb reports that 38 cuts were made in the US to achieve the desired R rating

Dracula A.D. 1972

• Dracula Today

The DVD release of 2005 is the uncut version now passed at 15 (Although UK Amazon have got it down as an 18)

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Review from UK Amazon:

Nowadays this film seems very tame indeed but it is still a lot of fun. For starters it has a terrific cast. Christopher Lee is of course Count Dracula and Peter Cushing plays Lorimar Van Helsing, a modern day descendant of Lawrence Van Helsing. The Hammer Glamour is mainly provided by Stephanie Beacham (as Lorimar Van Helsing's grand daughter, Jessica) and the amazing Caroline Munro.

There are some wonderful set pieces in this film - the opening sequence is very well done and the showdown between Lorimar Van Helsing and Johnny Alucard is memorable. I have to say though that Dracula is dispatched quite easily at the film's climax (something which is not uncommon in the Hammer Dracula films) but before this happens Cushing and Lee at least get to indulge in a battle of wits with Cushing using a variety of "weapons" against the Count.

I know some Hammer fans are not over-enthusiastic about this film but I have always found it very enjoyable and it is good to see this film released on DVD.

The uncut version was generally shown on TV at this time

Dracula Prince of Darkness

• The Bloody Scream of Dracula
• Disciple of Dracula
• Dracula 3
• Revenge of Dracula

See trailer from youtube.com
 

Uncut at:

Unrated

UK: Passed 15 uncut for:

• UK 2012 Hammer/Studio Canal Restored Version [with Corrected Audio Synch] R2 DVD/RB Blu-ray at UK Amazon

It is widely reported that the master used for March 2012 release exhibits audio sync errors of up to 1 second. this is apparent on both Blu-ray and DVD disks and seems to be most obvious during the first 15 minutes of the film. This is now corrected for a re-release on 30th April 2012.

See article from hammerfilms.com (7th March 2012):

Notice from StudioCanal UK regarding faulty Dracula Prince Of Darkness Blu-ray/DVD Double-Play discs:

We recently discovered a small audio synch issue within a couple of scenes of the Dracula Prince Of Darkness discs that were released on the 5th of March.

This problem occurred at the authoring stage where a fix was not implemented despite being supplied.

With this in mind we will be replacing any discs that have this issue present.

Please send your proof of payment and your address to enquiries@vdcgroup.com and we will endeavour to send a working replacement to you promptly.

UK: Passed 15 uncut for:

• UK 2006 Optimum R2 DVD at UK Amazon

US: Uncut and MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2009 Anchor Bay R0 DVD at US Amazon

Thanks to Mark:

The resurrection is intact, the staking shot is present as is the Susan farmer scene. I have done a detailed description of the scenes as they appear on the DVD on the Anchor Bay website. I also contacted Julian of the Zeta Minor website who seems to agree with me and has altered it to uncut on his Hammer guide section.  Apart from the extras it is now superior in terms of picture quality to the Anchor Bay US release which is also uncut.

Summary Review: Stood the test of time

This is the second Hammer Dracula film to feature Christopher Lee in the title role.

The film starts with a replay of the final few minutes of the first Hammer Dracula, which is perhaps the greatest moment in the history of Hammer films. From there it develops quickly, with two couples ending up staying at Castle Dracula. This film was made eight years after the original and its quite surprising how much more violent and gory it is.

The film was directed by Terence Fisher and you always know with a Hammer film that if he was the director you would get a quality film. Add this to James Bernard's great score and you have a fine horror film that has stood the test of time really well.

UK: The cut cinema version was passed 15 without further BBFC cuts for:

• UK 1999 15 rated Warner VHS
• UK 1993 15 rated Lumiere VHS
• UK 1992 15 rated Warner VHS
• UK 1966 X (16) rated cinema release

The BBFC cuts were

• The second of three shots of blood pouring onto Dracula's ashes, together with a linking shot of his servant, has been deleted
• A close-up of blood coming out of the stake in Barbara Shelley's chest has been removed - in the censored print loss of soundtrack has been bridged with an additional reaction shot of Francis Matthews against the wall which appears to be the taken from another shot of him in this position but at a slightly different speed
• After Dracula cuts open his chest, about 5s-10s of footage of Susan Farmer gradually coming closer to him has been removed presumably on the grounds that this makes it clearer that she was going to drink the blood on Dracula's chest. The offscreen shout which ends Dracula's advances appears against a different on-screen image in the cut version (because the original footage is missing) after not before Farmer has fainted

Dracula's Widow

Cuts waived when resubmitted in 2005

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Review from imdb

The only reason I am commenting on this dumb '80s B-movie is because this is the first R-rated movie I ever rented. I was hoping for loads of nudity and plenty of sex scenes back at that age. I spent the whole time fast forwarding to "the good parts", but alas there really weren't any. There is very BRIEF nudity in here and ZERO sex. Oh yeah, the story sucks too and its not scary or interesting in the least bit.

Drag Me to Hell

unrated

The BBFC passed the Director's Cut or Unseen Version 15 uncut for the 2009 Lions Gate DVD/Blu-ray

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut UK Blu-ray is available at UK Amazon

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut US Blu-ray is available at US Amazon

Review from UK Amazon: Great Style

Drag Me To Hell has the same humour of the Evil Dead films only with a far bigger budget because Sam Raimi made it mega big with the Spider Man films.

Drag Me To Hell is a bit creepy and was one of the best horror films to come out last year. There is lots of blood with some humour which is nice to see.

Is the curse to be broken or will the sexy Alison Lohman be dragged down to hell by this scary demon goat!

If you like the Evil Dead films then you should enjoy this film too.

R

See pictorial cuts details from movie-censorship.com

• When Christina hits Mrs. Ganush’s head with the stapler the first stroke has been filmed in a different way and the second stroke including the close-up of a cramp sticking in her forehead has been removed completely.
• The close ups of Mrs. Ganush’s biting Christina's chin is shorter.
• The scene showing Christina shoving a ruler into Mrs. Ganush’s mouth has been edited.
• Christina doesn't spit out  bugs in the nightmare sequence.
• Christina's nosebleed is bloodier in the unrated version.
• The killing of the cat has been toned down for the Theatrical Version.
• The scene with an arm being thrust down Christina's throat is longer in the unrated version
• When the zombie is hit on the head with the anvil the bloody red become brown in the Theatrical Version.
• A spade being driven into a corpse's mouth was shortened in the Theatrical Version.

Dragnet

Cuts waived when resubmitted for DVD in 2001

The uncut region 2 DVD is available from UK Amazon.

Uncut version show on BBC at 6:30pm

Same cuts for both cinema and first video version

Use of nunchucks cut.

Version shown on Sky showed this scene uncut, but cut the strip bar scene, which is uncut on video.

Dragon Fist

• Long quan

UK: Passed X/18 uncut for:

• UK 2007 Contender Ultra-bit Edition R2 DVD
• UK 2001 Medusa/Easter Heroes R2 DVD at UK Amazon
• UK 1988 Trans Global VHS
• UK 1982 cinema release

• US 2002 Sony R1 DVD

Dragon Showdown

See The Bloody Fists

Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story

Uncut version is available at:

The US release is uncut and MPAA PG-13 rated for:

• US 1998 Universal R1 DVD via UK Amazon and at US Amazon

Review from US Amazon: Entertaining Biopic

Dragon is an epic depicting the life of Bruce Lee. In my opinion, it is one of the most entertaining biopics of recent times. It follows the life of Bruce Lee from his childhood in Hong Kong to right before his death.

This movie doesn't just focus on his martial arts, but it also shows his life as a family man, and an American. I found his struggle against racism to be the most moving point in this movie. Prior to Bruce Lee, the roles of Asians in Hollywood were restricted to laundrymen, villains, and caricatures. Through his effort and self-confidence, Bruce was able to make Asians into Hollywood heroes. Suddenly Asia was cool.

Jason Scott Lee does a great job of portraying Bruce Lee and it's a shame that we can't see more of him these days. You can really feel the power of his performance on the screen. If you have any interest in Bruce Lee, you have to check out this film. It's sure to inspire you to reach for your own impossible dreams.

• UK 2000 Columbia/TriStar R2 DVD

From article from dvdcompare.net:

At the finale, when Bruce Lee faces his own inner demon his use of nunchaku is significantly truncated.

• The initial lightning flash & zoom onto the highlighted weapon is gone. Lee just magically brandishes a pair of nunchaku out of thin air.
• All shots of him twirling the weapon & demonstrating his obvious mastery have also been removed.

• UK 1999 CIC VHS
• UK 1994 CIC VHS

• UK 1993 cinema release

Dragonball: Evolution

Uncut version is available at:

The Uncut US release is MPAA PG rated for:

• 2009 20th Century Fox R1 DVD via UK Amazon and at US Amazon
• 2009 20th Century Fox RA Blu-ray via UK Amazon and at US Amazon

• 2009 20th Century Fox Online
• 2009 20th Century Fox Blu-ray
• 2009 20th Century Fox R2 DVD
• 2009 cinema release

The BBFC explained the cuts:

This film was originally shown to the BBFC in an unfinished version. The BBFC advised the company that the film was likely to receive a 12A classification but that the requested PG certificate could be achieved by making changes to a number of scenes.

In particular the BBFC suggested that gun threat to, and violence against, a woman should be reduced; a close-up and slow-motion impact shot in kick to face should be removed; a leaping kick to face in a fight scene should be removed; dismembering of fantasy creatures in fight scene should be made largely indistinct; the horror effects in the transformation of the hero into a creature should be reduced; and the focus on throttling of a character should also be reduced.

When the finished version of the film was submitted, amongst other limited changes, all these reductions had been made satisfactorily and the film was classified PG.

Dragonheart

Same cuts to cinema, video & DVD versions

The sound effects of some scenes have been over dubbed to tone down the violence. In particular the cracking sound of 2 neck breaks during the peasant attack on the castle.

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

Dragons Forever

• Fei lung mang jeung
• Cyclone Z

The Export Version was passed 18 uncut for the 18989 VPI video, 1998 MIA video and 2005 Contender DVD

The Export Version includes 2 extra uncontentious plot scenes

• Yuen Biao seeks psychiatric help which reveals that he needs a friend rather than a psychiatrist.
• Yuen Biao making a show of folding up a bike for a visit to the psychiatrist where a robbery is taking place

See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com

Dragonslayer

The cinema release,the 1987 Disney video and 2004 Buena Vista DVD were cut as follows:

• In the scene where Peter MacNicol comes across the baby dragons devouring the princess. A shot of one of the dragons severing one of the princesses feet with its jaws has been removed and the subsequent decapitation of one of the dragons also seems slightly trimmed.

The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon

Dream Lover

cut

R Rated

The cut US R Rated Theatrical Version was passed 18 without BBFC cuts for the 1994 cinema release, 1995 Columbia/TriStar video and 2006 Sony DVD.

The US censors cut 4 minutes for an R rating. From cuts details on IMDb

• Unrated U.S. video release includes 4 minutes of additional footage with sex scenes between James Spader and Maedchen Amick.

The Dream of Garuda

The Dreamers

• Innocents: The Dreamers
• Les Innocents
• Sognatori

NC-17

The Director's Cut was passed 18 uncut for the 2003 cinema release and 2004 20th Century Fox DVD.

Note that there is a cut US R Rated Version to avoid

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Dreaming the Reality

• Meng xing xue wei ting
• Mung sing huet mei ting

No BBFC cuts to the 1993 TVB UK video but pre-cuts detailed at movie-censorship.com:

• A well made training scene with Fox and Cat is missing. Fox is practicing her moves while Cat works some sandbags. Then Cat attacks Fox end a long training fight, which is won by Fox, ensues. Cat leaves in a huff.
• As Sibelle Hu is woken up by the telephone ringing, she first grabs a dented cola can and holds it to her ear. Upon recognizing her mistake she throws the can away.
• A couple of naked women with painted breasts are dancing in a bar.

Dreamquest

The hardcore region 0 DVD is available at Adult Video Universe

Dreamscape

The cuts were waived in 2000 when MIA became the distributor.

The Cinema Club DVD of 2006 was also noted as the uncut version.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available via UK Amazon

Note that US releases are cut (for PG-13?) to remove a bit of nudity in the love on a train dream and in the discovered adultery dream. These cuts have never applied to European releases

Thanks to Anthony & cuts details on IMDb

• An offending scene where Alex (Dennis Quaid) meets Tommy (David Patrick Kelly) on a train, which was shortened to remove all sight of the dreaded nunchaku.
• Shots of a scene showing a man's heart being severed. This includes the dialogue pun: Alex, have a heart!

Dressage

• Éducation perverse

Passed uncut in 2007

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon for a release on 24th Jan 2008

Review from IMDb

Although it is a sex comedy, it isn't one of those silly dim-witted sex comedies so frequently made in Italy, England and Germany in the 1970s. In particular, the film takes the eroticism more seriously than comedies normally do and shows even signs of pretentiousness [you can tell it is a French production], and it is particularly the latter aspect British genre critics seem to find hard to accept. Similarly, there are themes of revenge, humiliation, voyeurism, bondage - but these are treated in a semi-comical way, and the distinctly misogynist appetites harboured by the unpleasanter fans of sexploitation cinema remain unsatisfied.

Overall, this movie is a generally well-made soft porn flick (cinematography, acting, production values - all of good quality) that is less offensive, violent or silly than so many other products of the genre. Therefore, it should be watchable for a mainstream audience when in adventurous mood.

Dressed to Kill

See trailer from youtube.com
 

Uncut version is available at:

The US release includes the Director's Cut which in MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2011 MGM R0 Blu-ray via UK Amazon and via US Amazon
• US 2001 MGM R2 DVD via UK Amazon and via US Amazon

cut

R Rated

• 2002 MGM R2 DVD
• 1990 Virgin VHS
• 1986 VCI VHS
• UK 1980 cinema release

The version released in the UK was the R-rated US version.  James Ferman said that the Director's Cut, which ran slightly longer, was offered, but Ferman turned it down. The murder of Angie Dickinson was much more explicit - including a very specific razor slash down the face, more blood generally.

The MPAA cuts to avoid an 'X' rating, are as follows:

1. The famous shower-scene has Kate (Angie Dickinson... or rather her body double) caressing her pubic area were replaced with shots of Kate caressing her stomach, and her breast.
2. The rape of Kate has been slightly trimmed.
3. The brutal death of Kate in the elevator has been softened by using alternative takes (thus eliminating two extremely graphic bloody close-ups).
4. Dialogue was altered from a conversation between Liz (Nancy Allen), and Dr Elliot (Michael Caine); Liz's line All the time he's talking I can see the bulge in his pants is completely removed, and another Liz's line He drops his pants, spreads my legs, kneels down behind me, is changed to He drops his pants, he forces me down on my stomach, kneels down behind me. Even another Liz's line Well, because of the size of that cock in your pants has the word cock replaced to bulge in the R-rated cut.

The murder in the lift scene was shown uncut on the BBC2 documentary, Scene by Scene with Brian De Palma.

Drillbit Taylor

• Drillbit Taylor: Budget Bodyguard

PG-13

The Theatrical Version was passed without BBFC cuts for the 2008 cinema release and 2008 Paramount DVD.

There is also an Unrated Extended Survival Edition adding 8:24s of uncontentious material

See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com

The Extended Survival Edition region 1 DVD is available via UK Amazon
The Extended Survival Edition US Blu-ray is available via UK Amazon

The Extended Survival Edition region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon
The Extended Survival Edition US Blu-ray is available at US Amazon

The Driller Killer

• Driller Killer

The ILC Prime DVD was passed uncut in 2002

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut region 1 DVD is available at US Amazon

See review from IMDb: A Good Movie

It has been said of Abel Ferrara that you will either be turned on by his artistic vision, or be left cold by it. I'm split down the middle when it come to his films, I've liked half the ones I've seen but disliked the other half; this one fits firmly in the 'like' side of the equation. The Driller Killer is another entry into the 'shock' cinema repertoire, which is topped by such classics as The Last House on the Left and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The Driller Killer hasn't gained itself as much fame or notoriety as those two, but don't let that fool you; it is still a very good movie.

The story follows an artist, who, through the pressures of his work and various things going on around him, is slowly driven insane. His insanity is brought about by lack of money and a punk rock band that has moved in upstairs. We are able to see the frustrations of our 'hero' increase throughout the movie, especially when the plot thickens and several other things in his life go awry. Because of this, we can see that there is a reason for the brutality that is later shown in the film, and therefore this movie can take credit for having a story behind it's violence, and not just having brutality for the sake of it.

The Driller Killer was originally banned as a "video nasty" because of the notoriety it gained for it's cover art, as opposed to it's content. This can be seen clearly by the fact that The Driller Killer isn't actually that gory. Of course, as the title suggests; this film features a drill being inserted into various places on the human anatomy; but unlike a lot of other movies of this ilk, the horror doesn't come as a result of the huge amounts of gore spurting from the wounds, but rather from the noise that the drill makes while being used, and the insanity of the main character. However, gorehounds will still find lots to like about this movie and the people without a strong stomach are probably best staying clear.

Overall, the Driller Killer is a creative and inventive insight into insanity. It's not a masterpiece like some movies that deal with a similar theme, such as Taxi Driver, but it a very good movie and recommended to fans of shock cinema.

In 1999 Visual Entertainment took advice from James Ferman and submitted the video with 54s pre-cut. The BBFC duly passed the video 18 without further cuts

• The main cuts were to the head drilling scene
• But two earlier drill killings also suffered.
• 46s of footage has been added to smooth over some of the gaps. Also a non controversial scene has been restored where Reno, Carolyn and Pamela are getting ready and going out to a nightclub where Johnny Cocacola is playing.

It was one of the iconic early batch of video nasties banned in July 1983. It stayed on the list throughout the panic so is one of the collectable DPP 39s

Drive

The Director's Cut was passed 15 uncut for:

• UK 2011 Lions Gate VoD

• UK 2003 Prism R2 DVD via UK Amazon

• UK 2000 Medusa VHS

• UK 1998 Medusa VHS

From IMDb:

The Director's Cut first submitted was about 20 minutes longer and had a different soundtrack. When the production company saw the movie was longer than they expected, they cut it down and added a techno soundtrack to it.

Deleted scenes include:

• A scene in Malik's house where Malik and Toby enter his daughters' room and they talk about his 4 year old daughter and how much he loves her.

• A scene in which Hedgehog and Madison question the existence of aliens.

• A scene after the Motel fight where Deliverance hugs Toby and Malik gets a bit jealous.

•  A scene in which Toby reveals he has a brother and that they were both singers once. - A longer version of the final fight where Toby delivers a new kick.

Drive In

Cut in 2003 with the following BBFC statement: Two compulsory cuts required to sight of forcible breast exposure and knife being drawn across woman's bare chest

The Driver

Uncut version is available at:

R Rated

UK: Passed 15 uncut with previous BBFC cuts waived for:

• UK 2006 Optimum R2 DVD at UK Amazon
• UK 2004 Warner R2 DVD

US: Uncut and MPAA R Rated for:

• US 2005 20th Century Fox R1 DVD at US Amazon

A longer version has been noted on the film festival circuit adding depth to the characters but this has never seen the light of day on video.

• UK 1989 Weintraub VHS

BBFC Cuts:

• A scene of a bank robber forcing his gun into Ronee Blakely's mouth has been removed.

• UK Thorn EMI VHS

• UK 1978 cinema release

BBFC cuts:

• A scene of a bank robber forcing his gun into Ronee Blakely's mouth has been removed.

Driving Lessons

Tartan also submitted a cut version in 2006 for a 12 rating. Most strong language was deleted along with  single use of the word 'cunt'

Drop Dead Dearest

• I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses
• Left for Dead

Passed 18 after 1:06s of BBFC cuts for:

• UK 1986 Heron VHS titled Drop Dead Dearest

• UK Intercity VHS

The Intercity pre-cert video, titled I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses, was branded as a video nasty in August 1984. It was soon dropped in October 1984.

Drop Zone

Same cuts apply to cinema and video versions.

• A stamp to the face has been removed from a villian's assault on a victim in the bar toilets.
• A woman having a photocopier machine lid slammed down upon her head has also been removed

But Gavin adds:the actual slam of the photocopier lid was not cut, but the amount of photocopies coming out of the machine was reduced to avoid focus on pain and injury.

And Brian chips in:

Looking at sleeve scans for the upcoming Paramount R2 titles, it appears that they are using just one version with multiple soundtracks for all countries. So bad luck to Germany etc. who will get the same censored version as the UK.

The uncut region 1 DVD is available from US Amazon

Drunken Master

• Jui Kuen

Mandarin/English version passed 12 uncut for:

• UK 2007 Sony R2 DVD at UK Amazon

Based on article from michaeldvd.com.au:

As revealed by Ric Myers in the audio commentary to this DVD, the film's opening fight sequence between Hwang Jang-Lee and his unnamed opponent has also been heavily edited by a good few minutes, due to the fact that the source footage for this fight scene as it originally premiered theatrically has long since been lost or destroyed, and so the fight scene as you see it on nearly all versions of this film released since. You can see this by how abruptly the fight ends.

• UK 2000 Medusa/Hong Kong Legends R2 DVD
• UK 1986 Rank VHS

• UK 1982 cinema release

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment:Cut required to remove images of violence (knife slashing and a clubbing) to achieve a PG classification. A 12 uncut was available to the distributor

The Duchess

The film was passed 12 uncut for the 2008 cinema release and 2008 Pathe DVD/Blu-ray

In the US this film was cut for a PG-13. European Versions are uncut.

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon
The uncut UK Blu-ray is available at UK Amazon

Duck You Sucker

• Giù la testa
• A Fistful of Dynamite
• C'era una volta la rivolu
• Once Upon a Time... the Revolution

A New Restored Version was passed 15 after 6s of BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2005 R2 MGM DVD titled Duck you Sucker

The BBFC commented:

• Cuts required to remove two shots of a dangerous horse fall in accordance with BBFC policy on animal cruelty.

An additional 3 minute flashback scene has been added before John's death showing him cavorting and kissing back in Ireland

• UK 2003 MGM R2 DVD titled A Fistful of Dynamite

From IMDb:

• The Restored Version begins with a quotation by Mao Tse Tung about the revolution and is followed by the opening shot of Rod Steiger urinating over an ants' nest
• the scene in which Steiger prepares to rape the bourgeois woman goes on longer and has more dialogue
• an additional scene, lasting about 5m, now appears immediately before James Coburn escapes from Steiger on the train. This has Steiger trick Coburn into killing his German capitalist employer.
• the scene in which Steiger discovers his family massacred runs 3m longer and is differently edited.
• extra footage of Steiger and Coburn hiding in the train with more crying from Steiger and additional footage of executions occurring outside
• the voice-over line what about me is missing from the end of the film. The climatic flashback scene was restored
• throughout the film there are various additional extra shots of violence re-inserted
• dialogue in which Steiger says 'fuck' has been re-inserted

• UK 1988 Warner VHS titled A Fistful of Dynamite
• UK 1972 cinema release titled A Fistful of Dynamite and Duck you Sucker

The Dudesons (Episode 5)

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Distributor was required to insert warning captions about the dangers of playing with fire and with fireworks

The Dudesons (Episode 6)

Cut in 2006 with the following BBFC comment: Captions were required to be placed over dangerous fire-play and petrol-play. This was in a scene where a woman sets light to flammable liquid on a man’s head.

Duel at the Tiger Village

See Iron Monkey Strikes Back

Duel of Death

BBFC cuts were waived for the re-edited 2004 DVD

Duel of Fists

See Fist of Fury

Duel to the Death

• Xian si jue
• The Duel

Cuts waived when resubmitted in 2004

The uncut region 2 DVD is available at UK Amazon

Review from imdb

Ninjas on kites!!! Exploding Head!!! Crazy swordfights!!! Exploding Trees!!! I really am not sure what else you need in a film. The acting, which is usually lacking in a kung fu film is good, and even the story is good. If you love kung fu action, this is the film for you!! 10/10

• Cut to remove all shots of shuriken (4 blade throwing star)

Dukes of Hazzard

See trailer from youtube.com
 

Uncut at:

Unrated

UK: The Unrated Version/Unseen Version was passed 15 uncut for strong language, moderate violence and soft drug use for:

• UK 2005 Warner R2 DVD at UK Amazon

US: Uncut and MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2005 Warner R1 DVD at US Amazon

From IMDb:

The Unrated Version includes more swearing from the Dukes, dialogue extensions (like Cooter asking for a BJ from Daisy for the fixing of the General) and some scenes where the sorority girls are topless.

12s

2:50s

• UK 2005 cinema release

The BBFC commented:

• Company chose to cut scene to remove glamorisation of drug use in order to attain the requested category. An uncut 15 classification was available

The scene in question featured the two main characters entering the wrong room where they find a group of scantily clad women smoking a bong. They decide that this looks cool and enter the room. They then emerge acting stoned. The combination of sex and drugs and the lack of any critical comment seemed to the BBFC to be glamorising drug use in a way not permitted at '12A'.

Dumb & Dumber

• Mr Dumber

The US Unrated Version was passed 12 without cuts for the 2006 EIV DVD/Blu-ray

• It is missing a scene where Lloyd returns from getting his money changed to find that a little old lady has robbed him.

See pictorial version details from movie-censorship.com:

The Unrated Version contains some new dialog scenes and some more disgusting scenes. Furthermore there are hints of homosexuality.

• It is missing a scene where Lloyd returns from getting his money changed to find that a little old lady has robbed him.
• Also missing a scene where Harry throws the contents of a toilet-bowl through a window

• It is missing a scene where Lloyd returns from getting his money changed to find that a little old lady has robbed him.
• Also missing a scene where Harry throws the contents of a toilet-bowl through a window
• Also missing a scene where Harry and Lloyd pick up natives while singing Mockingbird,

• It is missing a scene where Lloyd returns from getting his money changed to find that a little old lady has robbed him.

Dune

See tralier from youtube.com|
 

Uncut at:

The Extended TV Version was passed 15 without BBFC cuts for:

• UK 2000 Castle R2 DVD
• UK 2000 Castle VHS

Apparently the extended TV Version didn't find favour with the director David Lynch

PG-13

• UK 2004 Prism R2 DVD via UK Amazon
• UK 1996 Castle VHS
• UK 1995 Polygram VHS
• UK 1986 Warner VHS

Germany: The Theatrical Version is uncut and FSK 16 rated for:

• De R0 Blu-ray via UK Amazon

US: The Theatrical Version is uncut and MPAA PG-13 rated for:

• US Universal Online Rent/Buy [US only] at US Amazon
• US 2010 Universal R0 Blu-ray at US Amazon
• US 1998 Universal R1 DVD at US Amazon

The Theatrical Version is the version approved by David Lynch

• UK 1984 cinema release

From IMDb:

• The heart plug scene was heavily edited
• Cuts to the fight between Paul & Feyd.

See article from bbfc.co.uk which provides background about how the BBFC came to decide on the cuts.

Dune (Episode 1)

• Frank Herbert's Dune
• Der Wustenplanet
• Frank Herbert's Dune - Der Wustenplanet

The US release features the Director's Cut and is MPAA Unrated for:

• US 2002 Artisan R1 DVD via UK Amazon and via US Amazon

• UK 2001 20th Century Fox R2 DVD
• UK 2001 Fox Pathe R2 DVD

The BBFC commented:

• Company chose to cut sight of a man having his neck broken in a fight sequence in order to achieve a 12 classification. An uncut 15 was available to the distributor.

There is also  a extensively cut US TV Version.

Dynamite Women

See The Great Texas Dynamite Chase