NCM Fathom Screening The Exorcist Extended Director's Cut On 9/30!

[OrlandoEastwood]

THE EXORCIST EXTENDED DIRECTOR’S CUT EVENT

I can't wait. I hope I'm not working when it's screening.

“What an excellent day for an exorcism!” The scariest film of all time is coming back to the big screen for a special one-night event, courtesy of NCM Fathom and Warner Home Video. For the first time in ten years, The Exorcist will be in theatres along with never-before-seen on-set footage from the making of the film and interviews with director William Friedkin, writer William Peter Blatty and members of the original cast and crew. See the classic that still haunts and unsettles like no other, for one night on Thursday, September 30th.

This event will go behind the scenes of The Exorcist in a way you never thought possible. Audiences will be treated to never-before-seen footage shot on the set during production to learn how many legendary scenes were created. This exclusive content shown after the event will also include special interviews with William Friedkin and Linda Blair. Don’t get cast out! Buy your tickets to The Exorcist Extended Director’s Cut Event today!

[McCrutchy]

Ordered my ticket already. This is always great on the big screen!

[ArmyOfDarknessAW]

I just saw about this today when i saw Resident Evil 4. I am really thinking about it but i am not going alone so it depends if my gf will go also.

[LordCrumb]

I take it that the 'Extended Directors Cut' is 'The Version You Havn't Seen', and its not an all new 3rd version?

[OrlandoEastwood]

I don't know, Kai. The image on the first post is just what I found on Google.

[McCrutchy]

Originally Posted by KaiGusto

I take it that the 'Extended Directors Cut' is 'The Version You Havn't Seen', and its not an all new 3rd version?

Since it's being marketed as an "Extended Director's Cut Event", I would think it's either TVYNS (or some new print with any changes Freidkin may have made to TVYNS for the BD ) and then the "exclusive" interview footage tacked on after the film. MovieTickets.com lists the running time as 2 hours and 45 minutes.