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    Blu-rays with multiple versions

    Bruce is correct about Paramount's "Complete Dossier" release of Apocalypse Now on DVD. It is a two-disc set, but disc one contains the first half of the film, and disc two, the second half. Branching is used to include both the original and "Redux" versions.
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    Blu-rays with multiple versions

    ...Which is incorrect, since "Fight the Future" is the first X-Files movie.
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    Blu-rays with multiple versions

    While the "Final Cut" and workprint versions of Blade Runner each get their own disc, the three "archival" versions--the U.S. theatrical version, international theatrical version, and "director's cut"--are implemented via branching. I, too, would prefer to see branching used on the upcoming...
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    Blu-rays with multiple versions

    I've been meaning to start a thread on this very subject. Where they exist, having multiple versions of a film available on Blu-ray/DVD--preferably on the same release--is important to me. I've been pleasantly surprised not only by how many films are available on Blu-ray in multiple versions...
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