Declan
Second Unit
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- Aug 22, 2002
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WFRR was filmed entirely in VistaVisionNot true.
So while the rest of you can mope about missing some animated pseudo pornographic moments involving minors I won't let its absence trouble me.You might want to keep your eye on the TV listings. Between now and the DVD's release, it'll probably be aired on television. You'd probably be satisfied with an edited-for-television pan & scan version using a ten-year-old transfer, and you could save some money by taping it on VHS in SLP mode.
Since I've never seen the near mythical version with Baby Herman fingering a woman, and the lack of a less than two second moment has not yet affected my perception or enjoyment of the movie (clearly not having it ruins the whole movie!) I'll have no trouble whatsoever buying this film as soon as it is out. So while the rest of you can mope about missing some animated pseudo pornographic moments involving minors I won't let its absence trouble me.God, I hate to even come close to sounding pro-censorship, but I gotta agree with this sentiment. Is this really worth getting upset about? It was a moment of bad judgement and poor taste in a movie whose target audience is children... why weep for its loss? How much impact does this one stupid gag have on the movie? How many of you have ever even SEEN it? Do you also insist that the "penis art" be restored to the Little Mermaid cover?
You'd probably be satisfied with an edited-for-television pan & scan version using a ten-year-old transfer, and you could save some money by taping it on VHS in SLP mode.Why are you making fun of VHS. VHS rocks!! Especially SLP mode!!!
Sorry, I could not resist. Seriously, that was a GREAT insult. I may not agree with you insulting him, but the insult was an HTF classic!
was Michael Eisner's phone number in the first few VHS pressings?The Michael Eisner phone number hasn't been found in any home video version of the film. There's a good chance it never existed at all although the only way to know for sure would be to examine an original theatrical print frame-by-frame.
a movie whose target audience is childrenWho Framed Roger Rabbit? Although it contains animated characters, I wouldn't say it's target audience it children. The Baby Herman moment isn't the only piece of adult humor in this film or the shorts.