A quick question about UK releases - Cut or Uncut?

[Ben_R]

Can tell me if Curse of the Golden Flower & Detective Dee: Mystery of the Phantom Flame passed with no cuts in the Uk?

I have had a look at the http://www.bbfc.co.uk site but am confused, if someone could tell me how it works it would be great

[The Apocalypse]

Curse of the Golden Flower is cut by 4 seconds and it says why. http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AFF233032/

Detective Dee seems to be uncut.

[Ben_R]

Originally Posted by EclipseSSD

Curse of the Golden Flower is cut by 4 seconds and it says why. http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AFF233032/

Detective Dee seems to be uncut.

Cheers for that, I get confused because they use different release "types".

Why they can't just state bluray rather than film, dvd or video is beyond me. It's bad enough they decide to cut our releases, if it's in a film then it should remain IMO

[Yami]

Film = classification for a theatrical release.
Video = classification for a home video release.

They'll be exactly the same.

[Ben_R]

Originally Posted by Yami

Film = classification for a theatrical release.
Video = classification for a home video release.

They'll be exactly the same.

Great thanks, but I am still confused

The Video/DVD release states a run time of 109m 38s http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AVF233032/

The Film release states a runtime of 113m 39s with 0m 4s of cuts http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AFF233032/

[svenge]

Originally Posted by Ben_R

Great thanks, but I am still confused

The Video/DVD release states a run time of 109m 38s http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AVF233032/

The Film release states a runtime of 113m 39s with 0m 4s of cuts http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AFF233032/

The 109m listing accounts for the 4% PAL speed-up (25fps) that was on prior DVD releases. The BD should run at 24fps and thus be 113m. That's probably the best thing about BD for Europeans, the ability to watch films at their proper speed.

[Ben_R]

Originally Posted by svenge

The 109m listing accounts for the 4% PAL speed-up (25fps) that was on prior DVD releases. The BD should run at 24fps and thus be 113m. That's probably the best thing about BD for Europeans, the ability to watch films at their proper speed.

Ok that makes sense. Does this mean that the blu-ray release has been passed with no cuts made?

[Uncontrol]

lmao

surely there's a better way you could've worded the title...

[Ben_R]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

lmao

surely there's a better way you could've worded the title...

Thing is, I'm really bad when it come to thread titles so quite possibly