Anchor Bay Entertainment has since acquired the DVD rights to the film, and their subsequent releases have surrendered the rating to allow them to release the film unrated.

Both the theatrical and an unrated director's cut were released as a special editions containing identical bonus features, the DVD was released in the United Kingdom in a region 2 DVD.

On 3 February 2009, Paramount Home Entertainment released Friday the 13th on an unrated uncut home video version for the first time in the United States ( all previous VHS and DVD releases were the rated theatrical version ).

When it was released on DVD, it was unrated.

An unrated version was released on DVD on March 5, 2004 and on Blu-ray Disc on November 20, 2007 as Bad ( der ) Santa.

A director's cut DVD was released in November 2006, which features Zwigoff's cut of the film ( including an audio commentary with him and the film's editor ), but is three minutes shorter than the theatrical cut and ten minutes shorter than the unrated version.

While largely trashed by critics, the piece won a measure of respect in a number of circles and is available on DVD and VHS in both rated and unrated versions due to several sex scenes as well as the violent climax.

The original uncut version was included on the Criterion Collection laserdisc and DVD of the film ( both out of print ), the 2005 trilogy box set and the 2007 anniversary edition ; the latter two were released by MGM and were unrated.

Rawls appears as a commentator in the second half of both the rated and unrated versions of the commentary for Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy DVD commentary track, despite having nothing to do with the film itself.

Movies comprise most of the program content of most pay television services ; films that are broadcast on most premium channels in their original theatrically-released ( and in some cases, unrated home video or DVD ) versions ; this is in comparison to films aired on terrestrial television or basic cable, which may be subject to edits for time and / or content, depending on what content a jurisdiction allows to be shown over-the-air or on basic cable.

The DVD, released in December 1997, contains only the theatrical cut, with scenes from the unrated edition, being presented on the DVD as merely deleted scenes.

A " 3. 5 " special DVD was also released, and contained several more deleted scenes than the original DVD, with an unrated version of the film.

One of the scenes that appeared on the Extended DVD named Scary Movie 3. 5 was part of the unrated feature.

The film was followed by a sequel, Return to House on Haunted Hill, which was released in both rated and unrated editions on DVD in 2007.

On May 17, 2005, the unrated director's cut of The Grudge was released on DVD in North America.

The DVD was presented in rated and unrated editions, both editions containing a cropped full-frame transfer, and a widescreen version in its original 1. 85: 1 aspect ratio.

However, the original cut ( referred to as an unrated version ) is available on Blu-ray and DVD.

The subsequently released DVD was rated R, but there is a slightly longer unrated cut available in some countries.

The U. S. DVD received a cut R rating, the German version is unrated and uncut, with a brain scooping scene which is cut from the U. S. version, it is also in 1. 85: 1 anamorphic widescreen, with both an English and German ( dubbed ) audio track and optional English and German subtitles.

The DVD includes an unrated version of the film that restores one deleted scene.

Both an edited version which received an R rating (" for strong sexual content involving teens, language, and brief violence ") and the original unrated / uncut film are available on DVD.

The film exists in at least 10 different versions ranging from a sub-90 minute television edit version of TV-14 ( later TVMA ) for cable television to an unrated full XXX pornographic version exceeding 3. 5 hours.

* In the United States, where the film was released as Dead Alive ( because of another film with rights to the practically identical title Brain Dead ), the R-Rated version is only 85 minutes with most of the gore scenes removed, while the unrated cut is 97 minutes with the gore scenes mostly intact.

It contains several documentaries, soundtrack commentaries, deleted scenes, outtakes, the 2005 unrated version, and the original 2004 theatrical version.

* The unrated version, available in the US and mainland Europe, running 156 minutes ( NTSC ) and 150 minutes ( PAL ), is the most widely seen cut of the film.

In the U. S, a theatrical version, an unrated version, a director's cut and a Blu-ray version ( which includes unrated and director's cut ) have all been released.

The Blu-ray version released November 20, 2007 contained the unrated version and the director's cut of the movie.

The Blu-ray unrated version ( which restored many other graphic scenes ) does not contain the pre-credit opening.

The theatrical version of the film was initially released on VHS and Laserdisc in 1992, with an unrated director's cut on LaserDisc shortly afterwards.

It was the success of the unrated version that alerted King to New Line's defiance of the order that his name be stricken from the film's credits and all marketing for it.

In the unrated version of Anchorman, there are four minutes worth of additional scenes that were not shown in the theaters to secure the PG-13 rating instead of an R rating.

Unlike the prior three films in the series, the US rating was PG-13 rather than R. An unrated version of Live Free or Die Hard containing profanity and violence not included in the theatrical version was made available for the DVD release.

The Blu-ray release features the PG-13 theatrical cut which runs at 128 minutes, while the Collector's Edition DVD includes both the unrated and theatrical versions.

The other is in widescreen ( aspect ratio 2. 35: 1 ) and includes an unrated cut, which is actually shorter than the theatrical cut and runs at 103 minutes.

The film was released unrated on DVD in North America, and includes both versions of the film: the censored R-rated version, and the unrated version, which runs three minutes longer than the theatrical version of the film.

An unrated director's cut of the film has been released ; it has extra footage of battle scenes as well as more scenes between Lancelot and Guinevere, whose traditional love triangle with Arthur is only hinted at here.

Following budget disputes and the artistic need to release the film unrated, the budget of the film was cut in half, dropping from $ 7 million to a scant $ 3. 5 million.

* In countries where the censors balked at the extreme gore, the film was initially banned or left unrated before being heavily cut.

When Liebestraum made its VHS debut, it was released in two editions — the R-rated theatrical version and an unrated director's cut.

If voters are explicitly allowed to abstain from rating certain candidates, as opposed to implicitly giving the lowest number of points to unrated candidates, then a candidate's score would be the average rating from voters who did rate this candidate.

Whilst BBFC-rated films are exempt from the legislation, somewhat illogically screenshots from these same BBFC-rated movies are not, and would also apply to unrated films.

Among its special features were director's commentary, an interview with Zwigoff and editor Robert Hoffmann, along with other features ported over from the previous unrated version's release in addition to a showcase feature.

A sixth rate's range went from 4 – 18 to 20 – 28 ( after 1714 any ship with fewer than 20 guns was unrated ).

This section notes what was deleted from the unrated, original French film to produce the American version.

" A key goal of the tranching process is to create at least one class of securities whose rating is higher than the average rating of the underlying collateral pool or to create rated securities from a pool of unrated assets.

The UK distributors initially made it available as a mail order VHS title, on the grounds that this would allow the release of an uncut and unrated version, posted out from Europe and circumventing the BBFC ( the assumption being that the BBFC would not pass the film without significant alterations ).

Nationally recognized rating agencies then assign credit ratings to the various bond classes ranging from investment grade ( AAA / Aaa through BBB -/ Baa3 ) to below investment grade ( BB +/ Ba1 through B -/ B3 ) and an unrated class which is subordinate to the lowest rated bond class.

The Canadian version is unrated and contains all of the footage removed from the US version.