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Not the edited one, the original had iirc Phil Daniels & Lesley Ash “at it” in a back alley
Yeah, that was in there. The sing-along montage bit was after that. It may have felt longer because I don't like The Who.
Not the edited one, the original had iirc Phil Daniels & Lesley Ash “at it” in a back alley
Poor old Phil Daniels. He was never the same after that.

He’s F%#*ing Lesley Ash![]()
Rise of the Footsoldier.
Very disappointed to discover it wasn't about the infantry. -345/10.
In this case... i think the director should have left it well alone. The added comic bits just get in the way of an otherwise perfect film.The Warriors
This was the Directors Cut as well which has the comic panel inserts used as a framing device for the story, I've read some criticism of them but this is what the director wanted so its fine by me.
It's one of my favourite films, I've probably watched it 50 times but I always enjoy it. I love New York as a film setting, especially 1970s New York. The violence isn't overly graphic, but enough to get you into it.
And of course, that soundtrack ❤️
In this case... i think the director should have left it well alone. The added comic bits just get in the way of an otherwise perfect film.
I watched it the other day and good film. Bit like the (recent) Reacher TV Series which I also enjoyed.Rebel Ridge - 8/10
Nothing new story wise as a corrupt small town police force wrongs a minority fella, seriously underestimating his motives and desire for revenge, but the believable performances take it up a notch.
Added bonus is that our hero rides a bicycle.
I started this last night, currently on pause. As I usually watch while reading something off to the side* unless I'm pretty sure it's going to be really good, I may have missed it, but my first question is, how did those crazy kidz – who appear to be little better than slaves – get access to a spaceship to get up to the space station in the first place?Alien Romulus, probably about 6/10 at best.
I hadn't seen that cut until recently and was surprised by the comic bits, which I agree add nothing. They're not awful though, which can happen when directors insist that their "vision" was left on the cutting room floor...
Apocalypse Now: Redux takes the prize for the worst one I've ever seen. It's basically an extra 45 minutes of Brando mumbling incomprehensible pish in the jungle. Truly, truly awful.
The one film I'd love to see unedited is Event Horizon, which I love anyway, but the footage has been lost or destroyed which i think is a real shame.