Do they have combined DVD releases of "theatrical" and "adult" versions over there?
I'm not sure. There are shitty horror movies that come out with re-edited versions ("too EXTREME for cinema!") but unless they have a BBFC cert then they're not legal so they all have a rating. Having seen Salt get a 12 cert, I'm thinking the BBFC is getting a little lenient in its old age. Although sometimes - I just checked amazon - the certs will go up for the DVD release, Salt is now listed as a 15.
The Abyss was pretty cool. I wonder if she had sore ribs after? We never got drawn into BTVS.
She certainly had an on-set tant when they got to the end of shooting that scene and they ran out of film at the last gasp. There's a reason Ms Mastrantonio has never given an interview about that movie!
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Date: 2010-11-02 01:57 pm (UTC)I'm not sure. There are shitty horror movies that come out with re-edited versions ("too EXTREME for cinema!") but unless they have a BBFC cert then they're not legal so they all have a rating. Having seen Salt get a 12 cert, I'm thinking the BBFC is getting a little lenient in its old age. Although sometimes - I just checked amazon - the certs will go up for the DVD release, Salt is now listed as a 15.
The Abyss was pretty cool. I wonder if she had sore ribs after? We never got drawn into BTVS.
She certainly had an on-set tant when they got to the end of shooting that scene and they ran out of film at the last gasp. There's a reason Ms Mastrantonio has never given an interview about that movie!