Lucas' post-release tinkering with star wars began as soon as ONE MONTH after its release. A mono sound mix was constructed for theaters that only had one speaker (mainly drive-ins), and some things were changed. -Aunt Beru's lines are re-recorded, seemingly in higher quality. -Some missing lines are added back in, like c3po's explenation of the tractor beam, and a stormtrooper's "close the blast doors!" -Luke says "blast it wedge where are you" instead of "blast it biggs where are you" -various subtle effects are removed or added
@Ty Juarez This means the home video version I recorded when I was a kid was the mono version then as it had the CLOSE THE BLAST DOORS bit. I always wondered if I imagined this stuff. Thanks.
@@emilymcplugger No home video version had the "close the blast doors" line in it. That disappeared on the first or second re-issue of the film. They did not make all new prints, just the shot of the storm troopers was new, with no line, added to older prints.
@@emilymcplugger the mono version got aired on TV a lot, so if you recorded it from TV that's probably it. It's also on every 16mm print and a few 35mm prints
To add to the Empire Strikes Back misquote, in the official Marvel comics adaptation of the Empire Strikes Back (ending in Star Wars (1977) issue #44) which was released around the time of the movie, Darth Vader DOES say the line "No, Luke, I am your Father".
19:55 - The mistaken recollections come from the storybook record where Vader says 'Luke I am your father' and since the movie wasn't reshown frequently, many kids replayed the storybook records a lot.
According to Richard Chue (editor of ESB), while cutting that scene together, the on-set dialogue was Inaudible due to the wind machines. So even if the original footage is released, it wouldn't be very clear.
There's a deleted scene from the 80s movie Heathers, that's never been released. The only proof of it is the shooting script, and a shot from the scene that was found on the back of a VHS cover of the movie. Basically, the other girls follow Veronica into the locker room showers fully clothed. In the singular picture we have of the scene, you can see Veronica and Heather McNamara in their soaked clothes on the steps of the school. I never see anyone else talk about this, at least not in the lost media community.
"how did the trex get in the building?" easy. When we first see the visiters center, we see construction workers working on it, meaning its still under construction. In a shot in the rex vs raptors scene, we can see that there is a section of wall that hasn't been finished yet, it has scaffolding and tarps around it. The trex simply walked in though an unfinished wall
Great stuff! I think the rising popularity of lost media has led to rumors being elevated to a level of legitimacy based on the idea that they COULD be lost media, so it's important for people to be able to suss out things that legitimately just don't exist.
I have loved deleted scenes for as long as I can remember. I think my very first encounter was when I had some Batman 1989 trading cards that came with candy sticks and they had a few scenes that didn't appear. I then began to encounter photos in movie books such as Ghostbusters II and Star Wars that also were omitted from their final cuts. Deleted scenes I think give an old film such a new lease of life. I enjoy knowing what was filmed but ultimately get cut for time, budget or consistency restraints. I think my most researched interest in deleted scenes was Bruce Lee's Game of Death from 1972, but was completed after his death in 1978. He filmed the final fights but died before he could finish the filming after his unexpected offer to do Enter The Dragon. In 2001, it was revealed that nearly all the footage was found in the vaults by Bey Logan but the majority of the content was outtakes, some are still being discovered to this day. I've always loved the 1976 King Kong and I wish the extended TV version would be released worldwide in better condition. There are still a lot of deleted scenes from films I wish got released in their entirety. Some include Batman Forever, Death Becomes Her, Ghostbusters II, Big, Return to Oz and especially Superman IV. Thank you for this compilation.
Ghostbusters 2, where ray gets possessed by viggo and drives the ecto 1a erratically through the city forcing winston or egon to hit him, crashing the car. Now I know that some of that scene is in a montage in the film but I swear I remember seeing it. I saw it in the cinema when it came out and I was with my cousin, but he doesn't remember it.
Funny enough in the Sega Genesis game of Jurassic Park you have to bring down the display dino skeletons onto the rappers to kill them and beat the game.
It's rather a shame that the butterfly photo for Edward Scissorhands wasn't actually a scene. I don't recall that image from back in the day, so maybe it was a UK thing. The one I remember was him looking in one of the blades at his own face. It says the Director of Batman and Beetlejuice invites you to meet his newest creation. Honestly since Beetlejuice as terrifying and Batman was dark, I'd no ider what to expect of the movie. Fortunately like Batman, it was good.
That Empire Strikes Back “audience reaction” video is 100% fake. If you listen as Vader says Luke, this is taken from seconds earlier as he says Luke, because if you pay attention to the music, the music is the exact same over that line. Somebody manipulated the audio to keep this debunked theory alive
There is a scene from the movie Splash I'd love to hear you talk about. Its about a sea hag who communicates with Daryl Hannah's character Madison. There are bits and pieces of it in the making of documentary and a scene in a leaked draft of the script but not much I know of beyond that. And it hasn't been made available in any capacity, but there is a fan made animated short film based on the scene in the leaked script.
ok, regarding the jurassic park thing, there is the JP game from sega genesis in wich to kill the last raptors in the visitor centre you have to throw a granade on the T-rex skeleton to make it fall on the raptors, also in the power plant level THERE IS a part in whitch the head of the T-rex comes bursting throug a wall, so since the first example i made is present in the game despite being a deleted concept, maybe that is true for the second example too, or maybe people are confusing the scene from the game and misremembering that being in the movie
I never thought "I know I doctor" plotline in Edward scissor hands was dropped. It's part of the theme of how everyone in the neighborhood is superficial. The one's who say I know a doctor are just doing that to seem helpful and to have a good image. Which is why when they say that it's in front of a group of people and never give a name
Dino would have used stop-motion but Jim Danforth passed -- he was contracted to do the stop-motion for Universal's Kong film. Danforth had just won an Oscar for his dinosaurs so it wasn't about obsolete tech that STAR WARS used.
Im pretty sure that was one of the first things tim burton drew when he first drew edward he wanted to convey that he was harmless so he drew him with a butterfly something so fragile just touching its wings would kill it
Planet Of The Apes Original VS NEW: I go with the old. All though they were scattered, watch the movies and then the new movies and for some reason I feel that the older movies did a better job at set'n up for the final battle.
Deleted scenes are deleted scenes for a reason: either they don't add anything worthwhile or they don't make sense. I don't understand why people have such a fascination for them.
It's the opposite pen, not the Rex pen. The road the vehicles are running on is the top of the concrete wall between the two paddocks. The confusion is because we never see a clear overall view of the area, and having the whole scene happen at night within a spinning car gets everything a bit hard to follow spatially. The storyboarding for the scene lays out the area much better. They probably needed to add a line or two about if they look out the other side of the car they'll see down into the Brachiosaurus paddock, before drawing attention to the T-Rex side and the goat.
The “theater bootleg” of Jurassic Park is fake here. If I recall correctly, the original theatrical release has different music in the scene. Just listen to the soundtrack’s song, “T-Rex Rescue & Finale.” The musical cue in the current version of Jurassic Park where the Rex picks up the raptor cannot be found, but instead, a more frightening bit plays. (If you want to know, part of “Welcome to Jurassic Park” is the song that plays in the current version.) Though I’ve said this, I still don’t believe the shot was there at all. (I also could be wrong that it was changed for home media, or was just changed before its theatrical release.)
So here is the thing on the Vader moment. It's often called a Mandela Effect, but it's not. It was ALWAYS... "No I am your father". That said, Jones recorded the line about ten different ways, and many different versions on the day. He recorded EVERY line in all three films, a number of different ways, and Lucas (or the director) would decide which version to use. The "Luke I am your father" DOES exist, and was used by Hallmark of all people, in the 2005 Vader Christmas Ornament. You can hear that version here - th-cam.com/video/ifyNqTtiVLM/w-d-xo.html (jump to the 4:17 if the link fails to take you there) It's as clear as day, and it's not edited, for the ornament, they chose to use an alternate line reading. Confusing yes, lost... not so much! For the record. Prowse did NOT say that line about Obi-wan on the day. He said, "1...2...3...4...5" but because Hamill KNEW what the character was going to say, he reacted accordingly. Plus the image of Vader sans cape and tabard with Kersh is NOT Prowse but Bob Anderson the stunt double who was MUCH shorter than Prowse who stood 6'6" (with the helmet/mask on, nearly 7') Kersh was 6'2" and was taller than Anderson.
On the conquest of POTA I Believe they did film the per log but was recut and reused on the scene we're they capture Cesar it happens right after McDonald discovers Ceser can speak and let's him go if you take a look at scene that follows there's a cop patrolling a courtyard then you see an ape in the shadows that does not look like Caesar the cop gives chase you see the ape run across the bridge that does not look like Caesar again and it's re-cut to show Caesar being captured by a bunch of cops but .l do believe it was reused for that scene the book and the marviel magazine show it and describes the scene .lm a big fan of the ape movies since.l was a kid and now that I'm 56 I'm biger fan .l was so excited to finally see the original cut of Conquest it's a much better and darker film and roddy McDowell speech at the end was powerful and J.Lee Thompson did en did an incredible job with the budget that he was given to film it. to me its the second best film if not the best of the five films . I grow up in Torrance Ca in the Mid 1970s my father used to take us to Century City to movies and have dinner or lunch I grew up running around in the century city where they filmed it what beautiful memories and experience to know that I was there running a cross that same bridge.
Conquest has always been a favorite of mine. I honestly don’t know why the studio felt to market this to kids. I mean the whole series while being scifi (a genre with some younger fans) it’s far from Flash Gordon. All the movies are pretty dang bleak and conquest is no different, by giving it a somewhat uplifting ending the movie betrays what it is and the series as a whole. Even then the ending they went with was sorta wishy washy. This hopeful speech and then a pan out to a celebration as a city (civilization) burns. Personally I prefer the original ending. That ceaser wants to free his people but in the end realizes that revolution is never a pretty or tidy thing. That it is messy and often has unintended consequences. That while he had more lofty and noble intentions that all he did was keep the timeline on its path that will lead to the original film.
Interesting video, thank you. Re: Recent Disney+ releases, there is currently a documentary series about ILM that seems to show a lot of ’new’ BTS footage, plus many original scenes from Star Wars pre-remastering or Special Edition, well worth a look.
There is a clear resemblance. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if his prequel look was more based on that than the original Anakin ghost. (Another fun fact, in Obi-Wan Kenobi, Hayden Christensen is about the same age David Prowse was in the first Star Wars movie.)
It wasn't David Prowse in the original as the ghost. It was Sebastian Shaw. Prowse was the guy in the suit minus the stunt double for the action scenes.
@@SuperSuperman1976 I’m aware of that. I’m just pointing out that Prowse looked like Anakin did in the prequels 20 years before Hayden Christensen debuted as Anakin.
Shia LaBeouf slagged off Steven Spielberg in press interviews for Indiana Jones and the Crystal skull yet they’ve worked on multiple movies together. The reason David prowse was banned for attending Star Wars conventions was because he let slipped the ending of return of the Jedi in a interview on television.
Can you maybe do a video talking about One of the most famous King Kong deleted scenes out there being the spider pit scene one of the most well-known you-tubers let alone well-known King Kong you-tubers bigjackfilms talked about this the delete it seen before so I figured you would do that because well you talk about last media in movies, animated movies, and cartoons
6:30 Yeah it’s not a first, got a few so called extended UK DVDs that were basically the US cut with an upgraded age rating. European or maybe just UK 4K Blu-Ray of The Shining I think has that label. But that was mainly because outside the US it had been 30 minutes shorter, and the 4K version was release everywhere it was without those scenes edited out again. Not counting the original ending which has become lost to time.
@@ScribblestoScreen Well I remember an interview with one of the co-stars, (I think it might have been Carrie Fisher,) who had commented that for a while they thought Vader was going to be Scottish. Maybe whoever it was just wasn't familiar with the local accents.
@@ScribblestoScreen Your accent reminds me a bit of Dave Lister from Red Dwarf. So that's, what, Welsh maybe? Being from California, I'm unfamiliar with the regional patois of British dialects.
@@RedwoodTheElf Dave Prowse spoke in a West Country English accent. I guess to Americans when British people don’t speak in a stereotype “posh” accent it automatically sounds either Scottish, Irish or Australian to you
When I first saw It: Chapter 2 in the theaters opening night, during Stephen King’s cameo when Bill asks the shopkeep (King) if he wants his autograph but he replies “Nah, the ending sucked.” But when I saw it again on home media it was changed to “Nah, I didn’t like the ending.” I wonder if there was a reason behind that change or if I experienced a Mandela Effect
I remember a deleted star wars scene where luke in his speeder nearly runs over an old woman. My uncle who brought me confirmed he remembered it. Ive never heard it referenced though. I think its in the novel i think
I saw Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in Kentucky and I do remember hearing “not today, kid”. I never read the novelization. When I heard about this I was surprised it wasn’t caught in a recording. Could have been a localized edit? Like a deep fake, lol?
I saw KOTCS in Newport Kentucky opening day 2008. The line wasn’t there, Indy just took his hat back without saying a word like in the dvd cut. Must be a very very localized edit.
I saw Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in theaters and can certainly say the line was there. It was something they confused me for a while after rewatch because I remember it so well, then a year ago I heard that there was a rumored end scene and it all made sense. So idk what it is then, if they say it’s fake. But by god I remember that
You really should get someone to proofread your script as it is filled with grammatical errors, I stopped watching because they became too distracting. You put in a lot of effort and you are ruining your finished product by not taking care of some small details. It is too bad really
The Indiana Jones one baffles me, I didn’t watch this in the cinema I saw it on either dvd or vhs, I don’t remember but I remember that line of dialogue clear as day and I’m not a big fan of the movies so I’m not involved with the community and didn’t hear this from other fans until now. That is so weird.
Tomorrow is my last day out on the cruise in the open waters meaning that I won't have any Internet signal on Friday in time for the premier, so I hope you lot enjoy the video.
As for the T-rex. I saw the movie 5 times in the theatre and I can confirm it didn't bust threw the wall but happened just as the home versions. I actually said to my dad after seeing the movie for the first time "why didnt the humans see the T-rex coming in". I always just assumed it came threw the tarp hanging on the unfinished part of the building
Yeah I went to see it twice as a kid with my family once when it originally came out then they put it back in our theaters and we wanted to see it again, I can clearly remember that scene on the big screen and it never happened. I also just assumed he came through an unconstructed part of the building that wasn't shown to the audience.
Well science can easily explain it, most of the time, dinosaurs walk on their tiptoes and would have a cushion behind the foot to soften the noise, which helps it sneak up on their prey. Similar to modern day elephants, or even birds themselves.
Saying “Luke, I am your father” wouldn’t make sense at that point in the conversation. Why has no one ever realized that? It was a straight forward conversation. Darth doesn’t mince words. “He said you killed him” “No. I am your father.” Done. Otherwise it’s a short version of “Luke. Let go of those silly beliefs. I am your father”… Nooo… I don’t think so.
The reason why George Lucas banned David prowse from Star Wars conventions was because he let slipped the ending of return of the Jedi on a live television show interview.
@@trompentertainment5927 I don't know where you obtained your information, but it's inaccurate. Two years before Empire Strikes Back was released, David Prowse gave a guest lecture at an early Star Wars convention. In his speech, he revealed that Luke was the son of Darth Vader. According to Prowse, Lucas was upset with him because he had informed him that he felt like he should have received more compensation and praise for his performance as Vader. According to him, he did not reveal the ending to the movie. There is, however, a newspaper article about David's visit to the con in which he revealed the twist ending. Lucas forbade him from attending Star Wars events as a result.
@@SniffHeinkel Actually, Lucas never told Prowse that Vader was Luke's father. In particular because at the time of that convention, Lucas had not come up with that plot twist. Certainly during the filming of A New Hope Luke's father was a brave Jedi who died at Vader's hand and Leia wasn't Luke's sister but the love interest (to form a dramatic triangle with Han). It appears Prowse guessed that Vader was really Luke's Dad. This comes from him being a friendly guy who couldn't help but tell everything he knew to whoever asked. Basically he loved the response, and when he didn't know something he invented it. As was the case with his appearance at that convention. His revelation may well have got back to Lucas and in fact put him on the train of thought of making Luke, Vader and Leia related. Whatever it was, Lucas didn't like Prowse saying so much, and by inventing story points, maybe inadvertently ruing things Lucas wanted to do.
Having been researching The Black Cauldron for years, it was always weird to me that the alledged scenes of gratuitous nudity and violence were seamlessly cut out of the film, I myself believed in these rumours and studied and conjecturated whatever concept art or scene listing I could find online, until I've gotten a full copy of the film's Storyboard myself (sadly I couldn't make a video on them in time, maybe in the near future.) Basicaly it was something that was born on forums and early Wikipedia entries, someone said that in the actual film you can see a "spurt of blood coming from a wound inflicted by Taran's sword", with other deleted scenes being the famous melting man scene, a shot describing a guard getting his throat slit in that same sequence, as well as gratuitous nudity shots of the film's underage female protagonist (???????????) either supposed to be taking place during the Palace escape or the end of the film even though there was never any indication that was the case in the final film. Sad to rain on people's parade, but The Black Cauldron's uncut version has absolutely no gratuitous violence or nudity scenes besides the one shot of the guard dissolving in the mist. There might be a couple more violent shots since the storyboards don't match the sequence 1:1, but it is surprisingly (or rather bizarrely) how they suddenly upped the gore for those few seconds in the film, out of the blue. Any other extended or missing scenes are purely extra dialog or antics.
Really really enjoy this channels content. Lost and unreleased deleted scenes are a bit of an obsession of mine😁 some that interest me the most would be the infamous alternative venom death for spiderman 3. The many many scenes filmed for Peter Jackson's LOTR trilogy that never made even the extended editions- Arwen @ Helms deep, more orc and battle gore and guts and the lone Uruk Kai you rises from the river like Friday the 13th going after Frodo and Sam, drowning whilst trying to get the ring. Also the lost hard PG-13 cut of Scooby Doo 2002. Which almost speaks for itself.
There wasn't too much of a reaction to Empire's reveal because some people were either left speechless or, assumed being the villain he was lying to Luke in an effort to sway him over to the Dark Side.
@@johnflynn8879 You are correct, in fact that entire Dagobah scene was scripted to give Luke and the audience confirmation that not only was Vader the patriarch of the Skywalker family but that there was yet another surprise, that the other was a sister. Obi-Wan was the wise old teacher and would have his word believed over anyone else.
There are a couple of scenes in Alien that expand on Ripley's suspicion about Ash. We already have the scene in the movie where Ripley is talking to Dallas about Ash and he states he'd flown with the same science officer repeatedly then on this voyage, then just before departure, he was suddenly replaced with Ash. In a deleted scene Ripley approaches Lambert and asks her if she'd slept with Ash. Lambert seems a little taken aback and says she hadn't because 'He just didn't seem interested' (the liberal sexual attitudes onboard the Nostromo are also alluded to in a scene in the galley where everyone is sat around the table and Parker is talking about the noodles being the only thing worth eating... then pauses and looks at Lambert and says something along the lines of 'Well, almost the only thing worth eating...' and Lambert coquettishly laughs and looks away.) This shows Ripley suspects Ash of not being what he seems. There is apparently also an extended scene where Parker re-activates Ash's head and Ash alludes to the Alien not being 'Alien' but a weapon that's escaped from a Weyland Yutani lab. Also Parker suffered a more protracted death - like the rest of the cast Yaphet Kotto ad-libbed and would bounce ideas around while on set. But footage exists of Parker putting up a fight against the Alien.
For Alien I know there's a missing scene that explains why, when Ripley first confronts Mother, with Ash sneaking in, then the very next scene, Ripley has a bloodied nose - apparently Ash attacks her but it was cut out for theatrical release. Much like the scene of when Ripley finds Dallas still alive.
@@bghoody5665 There was a 'special edition' of Alien released around the time of Alien3, that had the airlock scene, a scene where Ripley and the other survivors (up to the airlock scene Lambert, Parker and Ripley) confront Ash about sounding the alarm. And the Ripley / Lambert scene I mentioned above. But I've heard that there were further scenes that were available, but due to issues with John Hurt & Ian Holm, they couldn't be shown. (I believe one of these scenes to be the extended 'wake up' scene where the crew of the Nostromo are waking up from cryosleep and filter to the galley Kane being the first and switching stuff on as he enters the galley- which I've seen a couple of years back. The other is the Ash revealing the Alien isn't an 'alien' but a Weyland Yutani bioweapon that has gone feral.)
I think you may be referring to the Alien trilogy facehugger box set. Alien had a few deleted scenes I’ve not seen anywhere else (airlock scenes and the cocoon scene was a lot longer. Some of them weren’t on the Quadrilogy box set. Interestingly the various documentaries have a huge number of deleted shots playing whilst the interviews are on that aren’t captured anywhere else. I remember someone talking about the 3.5 hour assembly cut saying it was great but just went on and on and on. Same goes for Blade Runner. 45 minutes of deleted scenes but an absolute tonne of other scenes played in the documentary I’ve never seen anywhere else. The book Future Noir categorically stated there could not be a 3 hour cut…….which is plainly not true
Jurassic Park Here is my theory for the the tarp is covering an incomplete window that only had one part of the frame because the building looks incomplete from the inside Used to watch all the planet of the apes on public television I could never find a copy of conquest or seen it on the channel
I actually have a story I do remember. In the original release of Ant Man after Louis says "Yeah! Yo6 know what I can't tell you who my contact is, because he works with the Avengers." Scott says "Wait? What?" Louis then responds with "This due is looking for you bro. He works with the Avengers." But when Ant Man got released on digital and DVD that cene was not included and instead simply skipped to Scott saying "Oh no." In response to that small part at the end of the film. It's true. I have seen it. Also after Endgame goth briefly re-released in theaters and on DVD they left out the Endgame Logo that was in the first theatrical release that I saw.
Good on you for tracking down a cam recording of Indy 4. I recently saw a lost media video where that was touched on, and they essentially wrote it off as "if we could find one, that would settle the whole conversation, but that seems really hard to do."
I really enjoy deleted scenes or lost scenes. A couple of my favorites are: Harrison Ford's scene in E.T. It's claimed that this scene wasn't actually shot, but there are photos that seem to suggest that it was, with Elliot being taken to the principle's office, (Ford's role) not paying attention to him and writing some kind of code on the office walls. Basically another scene that establishes his connection to E.T. and what he's feeling in that moment. The other is Sigourney Weaver's nude scene in Alien 3, which has apparently never seen the light of day on any home video release. It happens during and after Ripley decides to have sex with Doctor Clemens.
I watched Jurassic Park in the theater in 1993... there was no "crashing through", we all were on the edge of our seats because Alan, Ellie and the kids really were cornered, so the raptor jumping was peak terror for everyone, TRex catching him mid air seemed like Trex was a good guy stopping the raptor... then it set in what was actually going on.
I remember there being a huge controversy over a deleted scene from aliens. Since like the beginning of the internet there was talk of a scene between Burke and Ripley that would’ve happened as Ripley went back for Newt. She would’ve found Burke, cocooned, already implanted. He asked for her help and she gives him a grenade. The scene was never included on the special edition and for a brief time people believed it was an internet hoax. Then it was released on the Blu-Ray boxed set
I feel like the cover of Edward Scissorhands only had the butterfly to soften the initial view. As mentioned a lot of people think it's a horror movie, still, so sticking that butterfly on the blades was likely to get people to actually look at it. I know as a kid I thought it was scary anyway, it's literally one of my favorite movies now. I did always wonder why that moment was at, ty. Unrelated question time, anyone else still get that feeling inside when the Jurassic Park music plays? I still feel like a kid inside when I hear it and get that "oh man this is gonna be awesome" feeling lol
New to the channel, great video! I’m sure there’s plenty of films with cut content.. try Prometheus & Alien Covenant, there’s stuff cut from those which would have added so much to the films, anyway keep up the good work and I’ve subscribed.
I remember one going around for quite a while, in the film "Cant buy me love", the character "Patty" (Darcy DeMoss) was in a scene where she was seducing "Ronald" (Patrick Dempsey) in his dads car. I saw that film on HBO in the 80's like 50 times and I swear she opened her shirt to her bare chest. The conversation came up on some forum and more than half the comments were "yeah for sure she did" however there is no cut in existence that shows that. I was thoroughly confused because, as a young boy thats not something one would forget, yet no version exists. They either cut the shot (maybe she had second thoughts) or it was a fabrication of the "yearning mind".. But to this day I still dont understand how so many people could have been wrong about that.
Lucas' post-release tinkering with star wars began as soon as ONE MONTH after its release. A mono sound mix was constructed for theaters that only had one speaker (mainly drive-ins), and some things were changed.
-Aunt Beru's lines are re-recorded, seemingly in higher quality.
-Some missing lines are added back in, like c3po's explenation of the tractor beam, and a stormtrooper's "close the blast doors!"
-Luke says "blast it wedge where are you" instead of "blast it biggs where are you"
-various subtle effects are removed or added
@Ty Juarez
This means the home video version I recorded when I was a kid was the mono version then as it had the CLOSE THE BLAST DOORS bit.
I always wondered if I imagined this stuff. Thanks.
@@emilymcplugger No home video version had the "close the blast doors" line in it. That disappeared on the first or second re-issue of the film. They did not make all new prints, just the shot of the storm troopers was new, with no line, added to older prints.
@@timsmythfilmsandanimations There was a shot added to the movie as early as 1977?
@@emilymcplugger the mono version got aired on TV a lot, so if you recorded it from TV that's probably it. It's also on every 16mm print and a few 35mm prints
To add to the Empire Strikes Back misquote, in the official Marvel comics adaptation of the Empire Strikes Back (ending in Star Wars (1977) issue #44) which was released around the time of the movie, Darth Vader DOES say the line "No, Luke, I am your Father".
That's what he says in the radio drama too.
I had the original vhs as recently as 2007 and thats what he says in it. I still got it somewhere, just not sure where.
@@brianelkins8604 sure... 🤥
@@brianelkins8604 I have the original 1983 VHS with the CBS FOX banner and... no he doesn't.
@@brianelkins8604you're clueless yet posted this crap no he didn't never did
19:55 - The mistaken recollections come from the storybook record where Vader says 'Luke I am your father' and since the movie wasn't reshown frequently, many kids replayed the storybook records a lot.
According to Richard Chue (editor of ESB), while cutting that scene together, the on-set dialogue was Inaudible due to the wind machines. So even if the original footage is released, it wouldn't be very clear.
There's a deleted scene from the 80s movie Heathers, that's never been released. The only proof of it is the shooting script, and a shot from the scene that was found on the back of a VHS cover of the movie. Basically, the other girls follow Veronica into the locker room showers fully clothed. In the singular picture we have of the scene, you can see Veronica and Heather McNamara in their soaked clothes on the steps of the school. I never see anyone else talk about this, at least not in the lost media community.
"how did the trex get in the building?" easy. When we first see the visiters center, we see construction workers working on it, meaning its still under construction. In a shot in the rex vs raptors scene, we can see that there is a section of wall that hasn't been finished yet, it has scaffolding and tarps around it. The trex simply walked in though an unfinished wall
Great stuff! I think the rising popularity of lost media has led to rumors being elevated to a level of legitimacy based on the idea that they COULD be lost media, so it's important for people to be able to suss out things that legitimately just don't exist.
Sinbad starred in Shazam. you cant prove a negative.
“What happened to the Wookie?”
Ford: *“I traded up, Buckethead.”*
I only watched Crystal Skull once when it came out, and haven't had any desire to do so a second time.
21:51 - 21:56 It looks like Harrison Ford isn't the only Star Wars actor that hates his character.
Thanks for having us on, mate!
I have loved deleted scenes for as long as I can remember. I think my very first encounter was when I had some Batman 1989 trading cards that came with candy sticks and they had a few scenes that didn't appear. I then began to encounter photos in movie books such as Ghostbusters II and Star Wars that also were omitted from their final cuts.
Deleted scenes I think give an old film such a new lease of life. I enjoy knowing what was filmed but ultimately get cut for time, budget or consistency restraints.
I think my most researched interest in deleted scenes was Bruce Lee's Game of Death from 1972, but was completed after his death in 1978. He filmed the final fights but died before he could finish the filming after his unexpected offer to do Enter The Dragon. In 2001, it was revealed that nearly all the footage was found in the vaults by Bey Logan but the majority of the content was outtakes, some are still being discovered to this day.
I've always loved the 1976 King Kong and I wish the extended TV version would be released worldwide in better condition.
There are still a lot of deleted scenes from films I wish got released in their entirety. Some include Batman Forever, Death Becomes Her, Ghostbusters II, Big, Return to Oz and especially Superman IV.
Thank you for this compilation.
Ghostbusters 2, where ray gets possessed by viggo and drives the ecto 1a erratically through the city forcing winston or egon to hit him, crashing the car. Now I know that some of that scene is in a montage in the film but I swear I remember seeing it. I saw it in the cinema when it came out and I was with my cousin, but he doesn't remember it.
"Tooken the approach" Your use of the English language is hilarious mate. I'm not being rude. It is genuinely making me laugh, so thank you.
Funny enough in the Sega Genesis game of Jurassic Park you have to bring down the display dino skeletons onto the rappers to kill them and beat the game.
What, like Ice T, Snoop Doggy Dogg?
10:22 They did that in Spider-Man 2 right after Peter quits being a hero though lol
Television broadcasts are how we often got a look at alternate or deleted scenes. It's a little sad that is another thing of the past.
It's rather a shame that the butterfly photo for Edward Scissorhands wasn't actually a scene. I don't recall that image from back in the day, so maybe it was a UK thing. The one I remember was him looking in one of the blades at his own face. It says the Director of Batman and Beetlejuice invites you to meet his newest creation. Honestly since Beetlejuice as terrifying and Batman was dark, I'd no ider what to expect of the movie. Fortunately like Batman, it was good.
That Empire Strikes Back “audience reaction” video is 100% fake. If you listen as Vader says Luke, this is taken from seconds earlier as he says Luke, because if you pay attention to the music, the music is the exact same over that line. Somebody manipulated the audio to keep this debunked theory alive
There is a scene from the movie Splash I'd love to hear you talk about. Its about a sea hag who communicates with Daryl Hannah's character Madison. There are bits and pieces of it in the making of documentary and a scene in a leaked draft of the script but not much I know of beyond that. And it hasn't been made available in any capacity, but there is a fan made animated short film based on the scene in the leaked script.
That’s really interesting! Thanks.
Well said
The Vader is Anakin twist is the Rose Quartz is Pink Diamond twist of its time
I saw Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull on home video(we rented it), I know DAMN WELL he says "not today kid/in your dreams kid" line at the end
ok, regarding the jurassic park thing, there is the JP game from sega genesis in wich to kill the last raptors in the visitor centre you have to throw a granade on the T-rex skeleton to make it fall on the raptors, also in the power plant level THERE IS a part in whitch the head of the T-rex comes bursting throug a wall, so since the first example i made is present in the game despite being a deleted concept, maybe that is true for the second example too, or maybe people are confusing the scene from the game and misremembering that being in the movie
I never thought "I know I doctor" plotline in Edward scissor hands was dropped. It's part of the theme of how everyone in the neighborhood is superficial. The one's who say I know a doctor are just doing that to seem helpful and to have a good image. Which is why when they say that it's in front of a group of people and never give a name
Dino would have used stop-motion but Jim Danforth passed -- he was contracted to do the stop-motion for Universal's Kong film. Danforth had just won an Oscar for his dinosaurs so it wasn't about obsolete tech that STAR WARS used.
8:41 King Kong 1976 Missing Snake Scene
Im pretty sure that was one of the first things tim burton drew when he first drew edward he wanted to convey that he was harmless so he drew him with a butterfly something so fragile just touching its wings would kill it
Yep one of the paintings is of edward with a butterfly
Planet Of The Apes Original VS NEW: I go with the old. All though they were scattered, watch the movies and then the new movies and for some reason I feel that the older movies did a better job at set'n up for the final battle.
There is a chance Forrest Ackerman made up the deleted snake scene in Kong ‘76 to excite or surprised readers.
Please could you pronounce Dino De Laurentiis correctly. Every time you pronounced it De Laurentay. It is pronounced De Laurentiis.
Holy shit I REMEMBER THE LAST ONE. I can confirm that because I saw it and vividly remember how stupid the film was
Maybe the jurrasic Park T-Rex are people who have been on the ride? It pops its head out of a wall in that.
Very interesting video, great job!
Deleted scenes are deleted scenes for a reason: either they don't add anything worthwhile or they don't make sense. I don't understand why people have such a fascination for them.
Interesting channel, i just subscribed
If y’all don’t know the channel for the infinity war the name is Audience Reaction since scrambles what ever didn’t mention
Obviously this is satire but the channel is Audience Reaction
Everybody talks about T Rex getting into the building, yet no one explains how the pen suddenly has a giant chasm.
It's the opposite pen, not the Rex pen. The road the vehicles are running on is the top of the concrete wall between the two paddocks. The confusion is because we never see a clear overall view of the area, and having the whole scene happen at night within a spinning car gets everything a bit hard to follow spatially. The storyboarding for the scene lays out the area much better. They probably needed to add a line or two about if they look out the other side of the car they'll see down into the Brachiosaurus paddock, before drawing attention to the T-Rex side and the goat.
The “theater bootleg” of Jurassic Park is fake here. If I recall correctly, the original theatrical release has different music in the scene. Just listen to the soundtrack’s song, “T-Rex Rescue & Finale.” The musical cue in the current version of Jurassic Park where the Rex picks up the raptor cannot be found, but instead, a more frightening bit plays. (If you want to know, part of “Welcome to Jurassic Park” is the song that plays in the current version.) Though I’ve said this, I still don’t believe the shot was there at all. (I also could be wrong that it was changed for home media, or was just changed before its theatrical release.)
So here is the thing on the Vader moment. It's often called a Mandela Effect, but it's not. It was ALWAYS... "No I am your father". That said, Jones recorded the line about ten different ways, and many different versions on the day. He recorded EVERY line in all three films, a number of different ways, and Lucas (or the director) would decide which version to use.
The "Luke I am your father" DOES exist, and was used by Hallmark of all people, in the 2005 Vader Christmas Ornament. You can hear that version here - th-cam.com/video/ifyNqTtiVLM/w-d-xo.html (jump to the 4:17 if the link fails to take you there) It's as clear as day, and it's not edited, for the ornament, they chose to use an alternate line reading. Confusing yes, lost... not so much!
For the record. Prowse did NOT say that line about Obi-wan on the day. He said, "1...2...3...4...5" but because Hamill KNEW what the character was going to say, he reacted accordingly. Plus the image of Vader sans cape and tabard with Kersh is NOT Prowse but Bob Anderson the stunt double who was MUCH shorter than Prowse who stood 6'6" (with the helmet/mask on, nearly 7') Kersh was 6'2" and was taller than Anderson.
For Kong 1976 I’m pretty sure it was Rick Baker in the Kong Suit. And Carlo Rambaldi (CE3K, E.T) did the huge Animatronic Kong.
How about Waterworld and the deleted CGI shark fight reportedly removed after test audiences laughed - wonder if this scene is saved anywhere.
😮I wanna see that so bad.
I would say if the original conquest was released these days, it most likely would have gotten either a pg-13 or r rating. Most likely a pg-13
On the conquest of POTA I Believe they did film the per log but was recut and reused on the scene we're they capture Cesar it happens right after McDonald discovers Ceser can speak and let's him go if you take a look at scene that follows there's a cop patrolling a courtyard then you see an ape in the shadows that does not look like Caesar the cop gives chase you see the ape run across the bridge that does not look like Caesar again and it's re-cut to show Caesar being captured by a bunch of cops but .l do believe it was reused for that scene the book and the marviel magazine show it and describes the scene .lm a big fan of the ape movies since.l was a kid and now that I'm 56 I'm biger fan .l was so excited to finally see the original cut of Conquest it's a much better and darker film and roddy McDowell speech at the end was powerful and J.Lee Thompson did en did an incredible job with the budget that he was given to film it. to me its the second best film if not the best of the five films . I grow up in Torrance Ca in the Mid 1970s my father used to take us to Century City to movies and have dinner or lunch I grew up running around in the century city where they filmed it what beautiful memories and experience to know that I was there running a cross that same bridge.
Conquest has always been a favorite of mine. I honestly don’t know why the studio felt to market this to kids. I mean the whole series while being scifi (a genre with some younger fans) it’s far from Flash Gordon. All the movies are pretty dang bleak and conquest is no different, by giving it a somewhat uplifting ending the movie betrays what it is and the series as a whole.
Even then the ending they went with was sorta wishy washy. This hopeful speech and then a pan out to a celebration as a city (civilization) burns.
Personally I prefer the original ending. That ceaser wants to free his people but in the end realizes that revolution is never a pretty or tidy thing. That it is messy and often has unintended consequences. That while he had more lofty and noble intentions that all he did was keep the timeline on its path that will lead to the original film.
Interesting video, thank you. Re: Recent Disney+ releases, there is currently a documentary series about ILM that seems to show a lot of ’new’ BTS footage, plus many original scenes from Star Wars pre-remastering or Special Edition, well worth a look.
Some of the previous ILM documentaries have shown things like unused concept art and scenes, before. Good to know the newest does this as well.
Is it me or does that image of David Prowse at 22:10 look way too much like Anakin’s look in Episode III?
There is a clear resemblance. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if his prequel look was more based on that than the original Anakin ghost.
(Another fun fact, in Obi-Wan Kenobi, Hayden Christensen is about the same age David Prowse was in the first Star Wars movie.)
It wasn't David Prowse in the original as the ghost. It was Sebastian Shaw. Prowse was the guy in the suit minus the stunt double for the action scenes.
@@SuperSuperman1976 I’m aware of that. I’m just pointing out that Prowse looked like Anakin did in the prequels 20 years before Hayden Christensen debuted as Anakin.
Edward Scissorshand should have been called the “Uncut Edition”. I mean it’s true and a pun. It’s perfect
Yeah I won't lie that's actually perfect 🤣
"Did existed" 😂
"Removed out" 😂
Shia LaBeouf slagged off Steven Spielberg in press interviews for Indiana Jones and the Crystal skull yet they’ve worked on multiple movies together. The reason David prowse was banned for attending Star Wars conventions was because he let slipped the ending of return of the Jedi in a interview on television.
Didn't he also give away the "I Am your father" reveal at a convention before that.
@@Quirderph Yes, in 1978! But only because he guessed right!
Can you maybe do a video talking about One of the most famous King Kong deleted scenes out there being the spider pit scene one of the most well-known you-tubers let alone well-known King Kong you-tubers bigjackfilms talked about this the delete it seen before so I figured you would do that because well you talk about last media in movies, animated movies, and cartoons
6:30 Yeah it’s not a first, got a few so called extended UK DVDs that were basically the US cut with an upgraded age rating. European or maybe just UK 4K Blu-Ray of The Shining I think has that label. But that was mainly because outside the US it had been 30 minutes shorter, and the 4K version was release everywhere it was without those scenes edited out again. Not counting the original ending which has become lost to time.
The shortened version of The Shining was used in all non-North American territories, not just the UK
I saw the theater cut of Jurassic Park six times. If the Rex had been shown entering, I"d remember it.
Power rangers 2017 movie Rita in ice scene. Not in the movie but was on the trailer.
The main reason Dave Prowse's Vader performances aren't generally available is his thick Scottish accent.
Me and Dave Prowse were born and raised in the same place. So are you saying that I sound Scottish 🤣
@@ScribblestoScreen Well I remember an interview with one of the co-stars, (I think it might have been Carrie Fisher,) who had commented that for a while they thought Vader was going to be Scottish. Maybe whoever it was just wasn't familiar with the local accents.
@@ScribblestoScreen Your accent reminds me a bit of Dave Lister from Red Dwarf. So that's, what, Welsh maybe? Being from California, I'm unfamiliar with the regional patois of British dialects.
@@RedwoodTheElf Dave Prowse spoke in a West Country English accent. I guess to Americans when British people don’t speak in a stereotype “posh” accent it automatically sounds either Scottish, Irish or Australian to you
@@RedwoodTheElf Also, Dave Lister was played by Craig Charles, who is from Liverpool, same as The Beatles
8:00 is it just me or does Edward sound like Micheal jackson
But where did the T rex come from and why didn’t the characters react sooner to it?
Dude said chinese whispers 💀
what about Event Horizon 20 min Gore-Lovercraftian stuff?
Edward Smissorsmands
I found the long lost Star Wars deleted clip from 1980
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Of all the many English errors in this video, I think 'Dwawn' is the worst.
You've never heard of the Mandela Effect? (regarding "Luke") You may not believe in it, but you didn't even mention it.
because its stupid.
I love kong
When I first saw It: Chapter 2 in the theaters opening night, during Stephen King’s cameo when Bill asks the shopkeep (King) if he wants his autograph but he replies “Nah, the ending sucked.” But when I saw it again on home media it was changed to “Nah, I didn’t like the ending.” I wonder if there was a reason behind that change or if I experienced a Mandela Effect
On the bootleg of jurassic Park who is that blond chick? That doesn't look like any of the women in jurassic park?
Are u slow
Wtf is a Chinese whisper?
I remember a deleted star wars scene where luke in his speeder nearly runs over an old woman. My uncle who brought me confirmed he remembered it. Ive never heard it referenced though. I think its in the novel i think
I saw Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in Kentucky and I do remember hearing “not today, kid”. I never read the novelization. When I heard about this I was surprised it wasn’t caught in a recording. Could have been a localized edit? Like a deep fake, lol?
I saw KOTCS in Newport Kentucky opening day 2008. The line wasn’t there, Indy just took his hat back without saying a word like in the dvd cut. Must be a very very localized edit.
I saw Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in theaters and can certainly say the line was there. It was something they confused me for a while after rewatch because I remember it so well, then a year ago I heard that there was a rumored end scene and it all made sense. So idk what it is then, if they say it’s fake. But by god I remember that
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Know I am your father
The entire Jurassic Park series is totally overrated and fucking boring!
KK '76 is not a one off it got a sequel called king kong lives
I'm presuming your not familiar with the Mandela effect
You really should get someone to proofread your script as it is filled with grammatical errors, I stopped watching because they became too distracting. You put in a lot of effort and you are ruining your finished product by not taking care of some small details. It is too bad really
It doesn't matter.
Poorly researched video.
The Indiana Jones one baffles me, I didn’t watch this in the cinema I saw it on either dvd or vhs, I don’t remember but I remember that line of dialogue clear as day and I’m not a big fan of the movies so I’m not involved with the community and didn’t hear this from other fans until now.
That is so weird.
Tomorrow is my last day out on the cruise in the open waters meaning that I won't have any Internet signal on Friday in time for the premier, so I hope you lot enjoy the video.
hopefully you find lost media of bride of frankenstein (1935) of any kind
Oh wow 😮 what. P
The 76 Kong was great for what it was my first King Kong was that vhs
As for the T-rex. I saw the movie 5 times in the theatre and I can confirm it didn't bust threw the wall but happened just as the home versions. I actually said to my dad after seeing the movie for the first time "why didnt the humans see the T-rex coming in". I always just assumed it came threw the tarp hanging on the unfinished part of the building
Yeah I went to see it twice as a kid with my family once when it originally came out then they put it back in our theaters and we wanted to see it again, I can clearly remember that scene on the big screen and it never happened. I also just assumed he came through an unconstructed part of the building that wasn't shown to the audience.
Well science can easily explain it, most of the time, dinosaurs walk on their tiptoes and would have a cushion behind the foot to soften the noise, which helps it sneak up on their prey. Similar to modern day elephants, or even birds themselves.
Saying “Luke, I am your father” wouldn’t make sense at that point in the conversation. Why has no one ever realized that? It was a straight forward conversation. Darth doesn’t mince words.
“He said you killed him”
“No. I am your father.”
Done. Otherwise it’s a short version of
“Luke. Let go of those silly beliefs. I am your father”…
Nooo… I don’t think so.
The reason why George Lucas banned David prowse from Star Wars conventions was because he let slipped the ending of return of the Jedi on a live television show interview.
@@trompentertainment5927 I don't know where you obtained your information, but it's inaccurate. Two years before Empire Strikes Back was released, David Prowse gave a guest lecture at an early Star Wars convention. In his speech, he revealed that Luke was the son of Darth Vader. According to Prowse, Lucas was upset with him because he had informed him that he felt like he should have received more compensation and praise for his performance as Vader. According to him, he did not reveal the ending to the movie. There is, however, a newspaper article about David's visit to the con in which he revealed the twist ending. Lucas forbade him from attending Star Wars events as a result.
In the radio drama, the lines get combined, so Vader says "No Luke, I am your father."
@@SniffHeinkel Actually, Lucas never told Prowse that Vader was Luke's father. In particular because at the time of that convention, Lucas had not come up with that plot twist. Certainly during the filming of A New Hope Luke's father was a brave Jedi who died at Vader's hand and Leia wasn't Luke's sister but the love interest (to form a dramatic triangle with Han). It appears Prowse guessed that Vader was really Luke's Dad. This comes from him being a friendly guy who couldn't help but tell everything he knew to whoever asked. Basically he loved the response, and when he didn't know something he invented it. As was the case with his appearance at that convention. His revelation may well have got back to Lucas and in fact put him on the train of thought of making Luke, Vader and Leia related. Whatever it was, Lucas didn't like Prowse saying so much, and by inventing story points, maybe inadvertently ruing things Lucas wanted to do.
but i swear human memory is infallible and im super special from another timeline
Having been researching The Black Cauldron for years, it was always weird to me that the alledged scenes of gratuitous nudity and violence were seamlessly cut out of the film, I myself believed in these rumours and studied and conjecturated whatever concept art or scene listing I could find online, until I've gotten a full copy of the film's Storyboard myself (sadly I couldn't make a video on them in time, maybe in the near future.)
Basicaly it was something that was born on forums and early Wikipedia entries, someone said that in the actual film you can see a "spurt of blood coming from a wound inflicted by Taran's sword", with other deleted scenes being the famous melting man scene, a shot describing a guard getting his throat slit in that same sequence, as well as gratuitous nudity shots of the film's underage female protagonist (???????????) either supposed to be taking place during the Palace escape or the end of the film even though there was never any indication that was the case in the final film.
Sad to rain on people's parade, but The Black Cauldron's uncut version has absolutely no gratuitous violence or nudity scenes besides the one shot of the guard dissolving in the mist. There might be a couple more violent shots since the storyboards don't match the sequence 1:1, but it is surprisingly (or rather bizarrely) how they suddenly upped the gore for those few seconds in the film, out of the blue. Any other extended or missing scenes are purely extra dialog or antics.
Really really enjoy this channels content. Lost and unreleased deleted scenes are a bit of an obsession of mine😁 some that interest me the most would be the infamous alternative venom death for spiderman 3.
The many many scenes filmed for Peter Jackson's LOTR trilogy that never made even the extended editions- Arwen @ Helms deep, more orc and battle gore and guts and the lone Uruk Kai you rises from the river like Friday the 13th going after Frodo and Sam, drowning whilst trying to get the ring.
Also the lost hard PG-13 cut of Scooby Doo 2002. Which almost speaks for itself.
There wasn't too much of a reaction to Empire's reveal because some people were either left speechless or, assumed being the villain he was lying to Luke in an effort to sway him over to the Dark Side.
Harrison Ford’s reaction to Mark Hamill at the premiere was “Hey kid...you didn’t fucking tell me that.”
They added the scene of Yoda in return of the Jedi confirming Vader was his father to stop the audience thinking Vader lied
@@johnflynn8879 You are correct, in fact that entire Dagobah scene was scripted to give Luke and the audience confirmation that not only was Vader the patriarch of the Skywalker family but that there was yet another surprise, that the other was a sister. Obi-Wan was the wise old teacher and would have his word believed over anyone else.
The 1980 audience were probably stunned with silence.
There are a couple of scenes in Alien that expand on Ripley's suspicion about Ash. We already have the scene in the movie where Ripley is talking to Dallas about Ash and he states he'd flown with the same science officer repeatedly then on this voyage, then just before departure, he was suddenly replaced with Ash. In a deleted scene Ripley approaches Lambert and asks her if she'd slept with Ash. Lambert seems a little taken aback and says she hadn't because 'He just didn't seem interested' (the liberal sexual attitudes onboard the Nostromo are also alluded to in a scene in the galley where everyone is sat around the table and Parker is talking about the noodles being the only thing worth eating... then pauses and looks at Lambert and says something along the lines of 'Well, almost the only thing worth eating...' and Lambert coquettishly laughs and looks away.) This shows Ripley suspects Ash of not being what he seems.
There is apparently also an extended scene where Parker re-activates Ash's head and Ash alludes to the Alien not being 'Alien' but a weapon that's escaped from a Weyland Yutani lab.
Also Parker suffered a more protracted death - like the rest of the cast Yaphet Kotto ad-libbed and would bounce ideas around while on set. But footage exists of Parker putting up a fight against the Alien.
For Alien I know there's a missing scene that explains why, when Ripley first confronts Mother, with Ash sneaking in, then the very next scene, Ripley has a bloodied nose - apparently Ash attacks her but it was cut out for theatrical release. Much like the scene of when Ripley finds Dallas still alive.
@@bghoody5665 There was a 'special edition' of Alien released around the time of Alien3, that had the airlock scene, a scene where Ripley and the other survivors (up to the airlock scene Lambert, Parker and Ripley) confront Ash about sounding the alarm. And the Ripley / Lambert scene I mentioned above. But I've heard that there were further scenes that were available, but due to issues with John Hurt & Ian Holm, they couldn't be shown. (I believe one of these scenes to be the extended 'wake up' scene where the crew of the Nostromo are waking up from cryosleep and filter to the galley Kane being the first and switching stuff on as he enters the galley- which I've seen a couple of years back. The other is the Ash revealing the Alien isn't an 'alien' but a Weyland Yutani bioweapon that has gone feral.)
I think you may be referring to the Alien trilogy facehugger box set. Alien had a few deleted scenes I’ve not seen anywhere else (airlock scenes and the cocoon scene was a lot longer.
Some of them weren’t on the Quadrilogy box set. Interestingly the various documentaries have a huge number of deleted shots playing whilst the interviews are on that aren’t captured anywhere else. I remember someone talking about the 3.5 hour assembly cut saying it was great but just went on and on and on.
Same goes for Blade Runner. 45 minutes of deleted scenes but an absolute tonne of other scenes played in the documentary I’ve never seen anywhere else. The book Future Noir categorically stated there could not be a 3 hour cut…….which is plainly not true
@@jekw23 I am indeed.
Jurassic Park Here is my theory for the the tarp is covering an incomplete window that only had one part of the frame because the building looks incomplete from the inside
Used to watch all the planet of the apes on public television I could never find a copy of conquest or seen it on the channel
I actually have a story I do remember. In the original release of Ant Man after Louis says "Yeah! Yo6 know what I can't tell you who my contact is, because he works with the Avengers." Scott says "Wait? What?" Louis then responds with "This due is looking for you bro. He works with the Avengers." But when Ant Man got released on digital and DVD that cene was not included and instead simply skipped to Scott saying "Oh no." In response to that small part at the end of the film. It's true. I have seen it. Also after Endgame goth briefly re-released in theaters and on DVD they left out the Endgame Logo that was in the first theatrical release that I saw.
Good on you for tracking down a cam recording of Indy 4. I recently saw a lost media video where that was touched on, and they essentially wrote it off as "if we could find one, that would settle the whole conversation, but that seems really hard to do."
Maybe the "in your dreams kid" line was just something my head made up
As usual
I really enjoy deleted scenes or lost scenes. A couple of my favorites are: Harrison Ford's scene in E.T. It's claimed that this scene wasn't actually shot, but there are photos that seem to suggest that it was, with Elliot being taken to the principle's office, (Ford's role) not paying attention to him and writing some kind of code on the office walls. Basically another scene that establishes his connection to E.T. and what he's feeling in that moment. The other is Sigourney Weaver's nude scene in Alien 3, which has apparently never seen the light of day on any home video release. It happens during and after Ripley decides to have sex with Doctor Clemens.
Honestly, a video dedicated to some of the ACTUAL unreleased Star Wars deleted scenes could be interesting, ngl.
Why showing in 6 days?
Because it is
Having the snake shown before it fights Kong would’ve definitely helped the film as it doesn’t just come out of nowhere.
Conan the barbarian 1982 has loads of photos of deleted scenes not seen.
I watched Jurassic Park in the theater in 1993... there was no "crashing through", we all were on the edge of our seats because Alan, Ellie and the kids really were cornered, so the raptor jumping was peak terror for everyone, TRex catching him mid air seemed like Trex was a good guy stopping the raptor... then it set in what was actually going on.
"A unique one-off" The '76 Kong film literally has a sequel.
I remember there being a huge controversy over a deleted scene from aliens. Since like the beginning of the internet there was talk of a scene between Burke and Ripley that would’ve happened as Ripley went back for Newt. She would’ve found Burke, cocooned, already implanted. He asked for her help and she gives him a grenade. The scene was never included on the special edition and for a brief time people believed it was an internet hoax. Then it was released on the Blu-Ray boxed set
I feel like the cover of Edward Scissorhands only had the butterfly to soften the initial view. As mentioned a lot of people think it's a horror movie, still, so sticking that butterfly on the blades was likely to get people to actually look at it. I know as a kid I thought it was scary anyway, it's literally one of my favorite movies now. I did always wonder why that moment was at, ty. Unrelated question time, anyone else still get that feeling inside when the Jurassic Park music plays? I still feel like a kid inside when I hear it and get that "oh man this is gonna be awesome" feeling lol
New to the channel, great video! I’m sure there’s plenty of films with cut content.. try Prometheus & Alien Covenant, there’s stuff cut from those which would have added so much to the films, anyway keep up the good work and I’ve subscribed.
I remember one going around for quite a while, in the film "Cant buy me love", the character "Patty" (Darcy DeMoss) was in a scene where she was seducing "Ronald" (Patrick Dempsey) in his dads car. I saw that film on HBO in the 80's like 50 times and I swear she opened her shirt to her bare chest. The conversation came up on some forum and more than half the comments were "yeah for sure she did" however there is no cut in existence that shows that. I was thoroughly confused because, as a young boy thats not something one would forget, yet no version exists. They either cut the shot (maybe she had second thoughts) or it was a fabrication of the "yearning mind".. But to this day I still dont understand how so many people could have been wrong about that.