A Vulgar question (1 Viewer)

[Jimmy M]

Vulgar has been released in two versions. The theatrical version and the R rated version. I find this a bit unususl, as typically the theatrical version IS the R rated version.
I haven't seen the film at all, so can anybody tell me the differences between the two? I'm guessing that the theatrical (unrated?) version would be the one to purchase.
I'm primarily getting it for the Dogma documentary. I know that the movie, according to some, is not good at all, so I don't need people replying telling me how they enjoyed/hated the movie.
Thanks!

 

[BooneG]

Actually you are mistaken. The Unrated version is the theatrical version. As for the differences, they are small and minor. A beer bottle to the head had to be cut to get an R rating. Also the word "cockpouch". The unrated dvd is the only dvd that has the commentary, the rated version doesn't.

 

[Jimmy M]

BooneG,

Thanks for the info. If you re-read what I wrote, I indicated that there was the theatrical version and the R rated version. I found it odd that the theatrical version would be the unrated one. Why would they have to submit it for an "R" rating?

Jimmy!

 

[Esten]

Why would they have to submit it for an "R" rating?

Most likely so Blockbuster will carry it.

 

[Damin J Toell]

Why would they have to submit it for an "R" rating?

So that outlets that generally do not carry unrated videos that would otherwise receive an NC-17/X rating (e.g., Blockbuster) will stock it. See also: Requiem For A Dream.
DJ