The thing about editing video and film is that things will get cut out
because of the timing or the camera wasn't in the right place when they say
a particular line. In the last 10-15 years, things have been edited for
closed captioning, which not just means that captions at the bottom of the
Yeah, I get it. And nowadays, we get two cuts of films because studios
increasingly take out the R-rated stuff in order to get a PG-13 release, then
include all of the excised material on the DVD copy
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Correct. I think they also edit for time as well. Often on dvd you see
background story scenes that explain the characters better. Sometimes it is
key information that I wished that I had while I was watching the movie!
Don't get me wrong. I do enjoy the behind the scenes and additional info.
The
May as well add Transformers: Revenge Of the Fallen to this list
NOW, because they are still editing.
A lot of times these trailers are done before the final cut, because
marketing needs something to go with. So cool stuff ends up on the
floor. It makes a good case for getting these
Yea I was going to say the same thing. With big budget movies the trailers
are actually done before they completely finish the movie and the effects.
The best example of this was the Wolverine movie where the trailer was done
months before the release date but the effects weren't finished until
The one that really caught my eye for some reason was the movie, The
Negotiator, with Sam Jackson and Kevin Spacey. Jackson plays a police
negotiator (the guy who talks people out of hostage situations and the like),
who's framed for a crime, and resorts to holding several cops hostage as part
