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That's not necessarily true. Although I believe the "House Of Blue Leaves" scene is intact, he was forced to cut in a few other places in the film. I'll post a list as soon as I can get the details. Jeff

Of course he's going to say that. If you call it a "Special Version", more people are inclined to buy both. If you call one version the "uncut" version and the other version "The version I had to alter to get the R-rating as required by my contract", people won't be interested in buying with...

Are you referring to the House Of Blue Leaves scene or the wedding scene? I can't imagine that the House Of Blue Leaves scene was intended to switch between color and B&W, although I could see the wedding scene being intended. Is the script available anywhere online? Jeff

The B&W sequences were not done that way for artistic purposes, they were done soley to get an R rating from the MPAA. The switching to B&W is the only way to keep the scene intact while still getting an R. I will never purchase the U.S. release because I don't purchase censored movies. I can't...

Perhaps someone else can site exact sources but I read that the film was given an NC-17 and Quentin chose to put the sequences in B&W so he wouldn't have to cut them to get it down to an R. I just can't wait to see this film in its original form as opposed to the butchered U.S. release. Jeff

Is Japan the only country that had the film uncut, or was it all throughout Asia? Jeff

There is no way I will buy this toned down in black & white to appease the MPAA censored version. I will get it from another region. Sorry, but I like my films uncensored. Jeff