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Theatrical Version
Extended Cut

Release: Mar 08, 2010 - Author: Muck47 - Translator: Victor - external link: IMDB

The time indexes are listed in the post-obit order:

Theatrical Version in PAL / Theatrical Version in NTSC (Extended Cut in NTSC)

- Theatrical Version: 89:33 min in NTSC , [Theatrical Version: 85:53 min in PAL]
- Extended Cut: 93:45 min in NTSC

For this report both versions from the Us-DVD and so the time indexes are in NTSC. Since a re-create of the German DVD with the Theatrical Version in PAL has been used likewise the PAL time indexes are also listed so owners of a PAL DVD have an index to relate to.

- eleven additional scenes, containing seven with alternative footage in the Theatrical Version
- 2x changed score
- 1x boosted footage in the Theatrical Version
- 1 Recut
- Difference: 252,five sec (= 4:12 min)

Comparing of the Theatrical Version with the Extended Version (both on the United states of america-"Family unit Fun Edition"-DVD)

The movie and the DVD

Of the activeness-packed Christmas one-act produced in 1996 past Brian Levant, who, among other works, directed "Beethoven" and the "Flintstones" movies, an Extended Version has been released on DVD in America in October 2007, beingness called "Family Fun Edition" and containing the old Theatrical Version as well. Before the principal card one tin can choose which version he wants to see, though many of the additional scenes are constitute among the special features equally well.
But the DVD has even more than special features while the old release had non much to offer. So the "Family unit Fun Edition" is definitely the best choice available, even if ane likes the old Theatrical Version ameliorate since it is on the new DVD likewise

The Extended Version

The new Extended Cut is not DVD exclusive or a DVD premiere since according to the Imdb (well-nigh) the same version had already been shown on the U.s. TV channel ABC. Near, because two lines had to be censored (Quote Imdb: The Mall Santa's line of "That's not my bag" was deleted from television considering of its sexual innuendo; Myron'south line of "a adult female who slept with everybody at the post office but me" was changed to "a woman, you don't even know where she lives whatever more than!"), while on the DVD those lines have not been edited. Autonomously from that the changes are the same and so one tin assume that the version aired on Goggle box is the same as on the DVD

The new scenes are quite prissy, peculiarly James Belushi getting more screen time should please many viewers. Also, the closing gag (Schwarzenegger noticing that because of all the ordeals he had went through he forgot to purchase his wife a nowadays too) has been put behind the last scene at the parade instead of later the credits like in the old version, providing a somewhat rounder experience.
A matter of stance is the change of the score in two scenes. While in the Theatrical Version the Rock version of "Jingle All The Fashion" plays during Arnolds futile chase through the stores, the song plays during the fight with the Santa Clauses in the warehouse in the Extended Cut while the Theatrical Version sticks to a decorative background score. During Arnolds chase for the last Turbo Man the Extended Cut now plays the slow "Christmas Song" which kinda slows the whole affair down inappropriately. In my opinion the Theatrical Version is the better version here, only similar I said it'south a matter of opinion.

21:00 [Theatrical Version] (21:00-22:04) [Extended Cut]

In the Theatrical Version Howard (Schwarzenegger) sees the woman in the car right away. In the Extended Cut he first optics a dissimilar adult female in a fur coat.

Howard runs after her and says: "Excuse me, lady."
She mistakes him for a infiltrator and starts beating on him with her bag: "What practise you want?"
Howard: "No, I'one thousand not a robber, I'm non a robber! I followed you all the way from the store."
She smiles at him: "Oh, really?"
Howard: "Yep, really. In that location's something I wanted to ask yous."
The woman gets it all completely wrong: "Would y'all like my telephone number?"
Howard: "Oh no! Eh, I mean, no. It's, uh, I would like your pocketbook!"
Woman: "My bag?"
Howard: "Aye! I offering y'all twice what you paid for information technology."
Frau: "Twice?"
Howard whips out some cash and waves it in forepart of her: "Okay, three times!"
The adult female thinks about it and says: "Ah ok, I get it. Certain, what the heck. For that kind of profit, knock yourself out."
She hands him the handbag, he thanks her and she adds: "And just in case - hither'south my telephone number."
Howard takes the note and thanks her over again. She walks abroad, he puts the note into the bag and looks at the toy which is no Turbo Man simply merely his sidekick Booster. Howard looks at the package and says "Booster? I don't want Booster!"
He throws the purse in the trash and keeps looking around. Now we see the car from the Theatrical Version.

64 sec

Alternative footage
twenty:10-20:11 / 21:02-21:03 (22:06-22:09)

In the Theatrical Version a curt shot from the previously cut scene in which Howard starts running has been put back in. In the Extended Cutting, however, the last shot from the previous boosted scene with Howard looking around continues.

He sees the "Turbo Man" activity figure in the trunk of the car and murmurs: "Turbo Human being...Hey, lady!"
And so he runs after the car.
(Screenshots but from the, for a screenshot from the Theatrical Version see picture 3 from the previous cut)

Extended ane,5 sec longer

xx:21-21:47 / 21:13-22:43 (22:25-24:00)

While Howard searches the stores different music is played in both versions. In the Theatrical Version nosotros hear the Rock version of "Jingle All The Way" while in the Extended Cut the much slower "The Christmas Song" is played, considerably irresolute the mood of the scene. The music starts in the Theatrical Version as Howard runs later the car while the music in the Extended Cut starts every bit he stops post-obit the motorcar then drives past several stores in a montage.

Alternative footage
20:59-21:01 / 21:52-21:54 (22:59-23:01)

Alternative footage during the changeover from the auto on the route to Howard behind the wheel.
In the Theatrical Version he seems hopeless while in the Extended Cut he looks around.

Also, the Theatrical Version directly fades to the car driving past the picture palace while the Extended Cut shows Howard, so cuts to the shot of the car.

No time difference

Theatrical Version	Extended Cut

Alternative footage
21:05-21:07 / 21:59-22:01 (23:06-23:11)

A shop clerk laughs at Howard in a close upwards while in the Extended Cut he is laughed at in a different shop by a younger clerk.

The shot fades over right abroad in the Theatrical Version while in the Extended Cutting it is seen also at the end and at that place is at present fade to the next shot of the machine driving over the span.

Extended 3,7 sec longer

Theatrical Version	Extended Cutting

Alternative footage
21:11-21:15 / 22:06-22:10 (23:16-23:28)

Here the Extended Cutting features some additional shots while those shots shown in the Theatrical Version as well are longer.

Theatrical Version

- A laughing woman.
- Tracking shot along a toy shelf
- A different shelf with "Booster" figures and a "Sold Out" where the "Turbo Man" figures used to exist.

Extended Cut

- A unlike toy shelf
- The laughing woman is seen longer.
- Another clerk laughs heartily.
- An older clerk (in the Theatrical Version at 21:59) laughs.
- The tracking shot starts earlier.

Extended 8,four sec longer

Theatrical Version	Extended Cut

21:34-21:35 / 22:29-22:30 (23:47)

Additional shot of to appalled women as Howard fights with the "Turbo Human" cardboard stand-upwards.

+ 0,7 sec

Culling footage
31:31-31:47 / 32:52-33:08 (34:09-34:53)

As Howard takes the Santa from the mall (James Belushi) with him the Theatrical Version is missing a short chat at the beginning of the ride.

Theatrical Version

The car drives towards the screen and we hear Santa sing "Little Boy Who Santa Claus Forgot".
Howard: "Come on, buddy. I've got a parade to go to and I've withal to run across a sign of that supposed Turbo Man doll."
Santa interrupts his singing for a "Turn left", and then we meet the car arrive at a big manufacturing plant building.

Extended Cutting

The car drives over a bridge and we hear the conversation.
Howard: "Come on, buddy. Nosotros've been driving effectually now for twenty minutes. How much longer?"
Santa pulls down his beard and says: "Name isn't Buddy, information technology'due south Santa!"
Howard: "Fine, Santa."
Santa: "Thank you."
Howard: "But it'south getting late. I've got a parade to go to and I've yet to see a sign of that supposed Turbo Man doll. Meanwhile, all this time, my "in touch with his feminine side" neighbour - he's busy attacking my married woman's cookies, all right!"
Santa: "Hey, spare me the details of your twisted life, pal. Okay?"
The little helper from the backseat: "Hey, yo, is this 18-carat leather?"
Howard makes threatening motion in his direction: "Don't touch anything back there!"
Santa: "Hey! That's Santa'southward helper! You wanna see the doll, don't y'all?"
Howard nods irritated.

Extended 27,5 sec longer

Alternative footage
33:37-33:41 / 35:04-35:08 (36:49-38:04)

Later Santa'south "For every picayune boy who opens a present on Christmas morning and finds clothes instead of toys" part of the scene in the warehouse is missing and the Theatrical Version only shows a different short shot.

Theatrical Version

Santa wipes a tear from his eye and says "Information technology breaks my heart!".

Extended Cut

Santa: "Take you e'er heard that song, 'The Lilliputian Boy That Santa Claus Forgot'?"
Howard shakes his head: "No. I tin't say that I have."
Santa starts singing "He'southward the picayune boy that Santa Claus forgot..."
More Santas bring together in.
"And goodness knows he didn't want a lot..."
Howard watches dumbstruck and the song continues: "He sent a note to Santa for some soldiers and a pulsate. It bankrupt his picayune heart to find that Santa didn't come up. In the street he envies all those lucky boys..."
Howard tries to interrupt without success.
"...and so wanders domicile to terminal yr's broken toys. I'm so sorry for that laddie. He hasn't got a daddy. The little male child that Santa Claus forgot."
Several Santas start clapping their hands. Howard mockingly claps his hands and says: "Very moving..."

Both versions continue with the little helper bringing the doll.

Extended 71,6 sec longer

35:07-36:44 / 36:37-38:28 (39:33-41:36)

At present we hear the Rock version of "Jingle All The Mode" in the Extended Cut as Howard beats up the Santas.

Alternative footage
35:50-35:52 / 37:22-37:24 (xl:18-40:34)

Subsequently Howard has hitting the big Santa with the Christmas ornament both versions testify unlike footage. In the Extended Cutting Howard tries to hit him much more often.

Theatrical Version

Close up of the beaten downwardly Santa lifting his index finger.

Extended Cut

- Santa looks aroused and his eyes bulge.
- Howard shakes his head.
- The petty helper laughs and says "Oh, human!".
- Howard lets several hits rain down on Santa but he doesn't seem to intendance.

Extended 14 sec longer

Alternative footage
36:18:36:22 / 37:51-37:55 (41:01-41:03)

Theatrical Version

- The picayune helper whips out his stun gun. Howard asks from the off "Who's gonna be next?"
- Shut up of the stun gun
- The trivial helper approaches Howard.

Extended Cut

- Shot of Santa from the mall (James Belushi) yelling "Become him!".
- The stun gun is shown but a little later then the shot is shorter here.
- The little helper approaches Howard (also a bit later).

Theatrical Version 1,8 sec longer

Theatrical Version	Extended Cut

42:37-42:38 / 44:27-44:28 (47:35-47:58)

Hither the shots of the laughing Howard and the sighing Myron are shorter/longer in the Theatrical Version but non enough to be worth being provided with screenshots.
In the Extended Cutting Myron describes the Johnny seven O.Thou.A. Gun he had wished for equally a child in explicit item. While Howard is even so seen Myron says "Count 'em!" and starts listing the features.
"One - it's a grenade launcher. Two - information technology's a anti-armor gun. Three - it's an anti-tank gun. I see ya, buddy! Four - it's a rifle. Five - information technology was a Tommy gun. Six - it's an anti-aircraft gun. Simply in example somebody survived, vii was a cap-firing pistol."

Extended 21,4 sec longer

l:42 / 52:52 (56:22-57:00)

When Howard finds his destroyed motorcar the Theatrical Version continues with the choir direct.
In the Extended Cut nosotros see his automobile getting towed and Howard inside the truck practicing the apology to his wife. The commuter is not pleased with Howards lines.

While the truck drives nosotros hear Howard: "Liz, dearest. I did everything within my power to become the doll for Jamie."
From the inside of the truck: "But look, I got a gift certificate, which is just as good."
Driver: "Eh, also happy. Show a little emotion."
Howard, exaggerating: "Emotions? Oh Liz, I'm then sorry, I didn't get 1. I failed as a hubby and I failed every bit a father. Could you lot ever forgive me? Please?"
Er looks at the driver expectant but she looks back disgusted: "Why don't you just put on a dress and cry like a fiddling girl?"
Howard looks at her quizzically.

38,4 sec

Recut

78:00 / 81:21 respectively 85:08-85:50 / 88:46-89:29 (85:28-86:fifteen)

The scene that comes after the credits in the Theatrical Version has been put right after the last shot of Howard at the parade in the Extended Cutting. In the Theatrical Version the last shot slowly fades out and the credits roll. The Extended Cut fades a chip earlier to their decorated house but too pans downwards the business firm and then the Extended Cut is a bit longer here merely otherwise the scenes are identical.

Howard puts the star on the tree and says: "Yeah, look at that!", his family praises him and his married woman kisses him on the cheek.
Liz: "Howard, I've been thinking. Everything that you went through for Jamie really shows me how much you lot love him."
Howard looks embarrassed while she continues: "And uh...and if you're willing to go through all of that for him just for a present, well, that makes me wonder."
Howard doesn't go it: "What?"
Liz grins expectant: "What did you get for me?"
The camera zooms in on Howards shocked expression.

Extended three,five sec longer