Short RAZOR-related squee
Nov. 23rd, 2007 08:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
proggrrlHi all...I just got back from my little New England jaunt...OK I was just an hour away in Greenwich CT...but there were boats! And fall foliage! And more Dunkin Donuts outlets than any of us can shake a stick at!
Meanwhile let me interrupt your Friday with a short BSG squee after reading this about the RAZOR DVD:
"Universal's DVD release is a treat. Not only do you get the original 87-minute broadcast version of Razor in full anamorphic widescreen video, the studio has used seamless branching and a dual-layered disc to offer the 103-minute extended version as well. The latter features added material in many scenes, including instances of more graphic violence and gore, as well as bits of dialogue not fit for TV broadcast. Young Bill Adama refers to a Cylon as a 'cocksucker' in combat in his trademark gravelly voice, for example, and this particular space battle is eliminated entirely in the broadcast version. There's a major bit of Cain's personal history that's added here as well, along with additional moments of tension between Shaw and Starbuck. Suffice it to say, the extended version is definitely the one to watch."
103 minutes!...*bouncy*...more Shaw & Starbuck!...*goes to eat a bunch of leftovers with a smile*
Meanwhile let me interrupt your Friday with a short BSG squee after reading this about the RAZOR DVD:
"Universal's DVD release is a treat. Not only do you get the original 87-minute broadcast version of Razor in full anamorphic widescreen video, the studio has used seamless branching and a dual-layered disc to offer the 103-minute extended version as well. The latter features added material in many scenes, including instances of more graphic violence and gore, as well as bits of dialogue not fit for TV broadcast. Young Bill Adama refers to a Cylon as a 'cocksucker' in combat in his trademark gravelly voice, for example, and this particular space battle is eliminated entirely in the broadcast version. There's a major bit of Cain's personal history that's added here as well, along with additional moments of tension between Shaw and Starbuck. Suffice it to say, the extended version is definitely the one to watch."
103 minutes!...*bouncy*...more Shaw & Starbuck!...*goes to eat a bunch of leftovers with a smile*
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Date: 2007-11-24 04:52 am (UTC)