Best Deleted Scenes

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This may sound strange, but are there any deleted scenes you've seen from a movie that you thought were really good and that should have been in the movie from the start?
 
Batman Forever. Had they included like 98% of the stuff they cut out it would have be a million times better.
 
In Christopher Guest's "A Mighty Wind", THE freaking funniest song is the deleted "Corn Wine", and it's not even very long.
I have no idea what they were thinking.
 
Catman said:
Batman Forever. Had they included like 98% of the stuff they cut out it would have be a million times better.
Oh yeah, Two-Faces escape from Arkham was awesome. :up:
 
Indeed it was. I'm surprised no one has popped up their version of BF now that the DVDs have been out for over a year.
 
I could have done without seeing the deleted scene with Batman walking into a hair salon, though.
 
Batattack said:
I could have done without seeing the deleted scene with Batman walking into a hair salon, though.

lol. Yeah, that was stupid. But, the other scenes were awesome. It matched more with the Burton films...you know. The darkness and all.
 
Catman said:
lol. Yeah, that was stupid. But, the other scenes were awesome. It matched more with the Burton films...you know. The darkness and all.
Especially the one with the giant bat. That was crazy. :up:
 
People tend to forget this but BF is actually a sequel to the first two films. If they add those deleted scenes it would feel closer to the first two.
 
terminator 2 chip removal and validation of t-1000's existance.

I can't believe how much good crap they left out of the theatrical version. I honestly can't believe they left out rebooting the terminator, it's like THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THE STORY.
 
I loved that scene from The Terminator where the police, right before he dies, tells Reese to watch for Sarah, showing that he believes he came from the future
 
I think most of Jame's Cameron's deleted scenes are awesome.

In the first terminator, I think the scene where Reese sees all the natural beauty in the world and just breaks down was beautiful, and allows the character to show his true nature behind his war scarred facade.

aliens- the scene with the aliens attacking the turrets is still tense as hell.

In X3, I actually prefered the cut juggernaught/wolvie fight. I think most of x3's scenes would have been damn great actually.

In Dracula 2000 (dont laugh) there is an excellent scene which shows how good Gerad Butler is where his character, dracula/ judas, is talking to a cross with Jesus. Even though its an inanimate object, its like he is talking to an intimate friend and shows you he isn't just an immortal monster, and how he got kinda screwed by fate.

I have never seen this scene but several sources indicate it exists- and it sound FANTASTIC. In lost boys, at the end of the movie, as the movie fades out- it returns to the cave, and in a mural we see Max, painted as he was in the 1800s. I thought that would have been a cool little moment.
 
This from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back:
Oh, all right. Well, first, I want you to tongue my bung, while you juggle my balls in one hand, and play with my a**hole with the other, but don't stick your finger in. Then I want to pinky you while I stick in your f**kin' friend's brown, while Silent Bob watches, and f**kin' spanks it in a Dixie cup. After that, I want to smell your ti**ies for a while, and you can pull my nutsack up over my dick so it looks like a bullfrog. Then I want you to f**kin' flick my nuts while your friend spanks me off in the same Dixie cup that Silent Bob ****ed in. Then, we throw the Dixie cup out.
 
Catman said:
Batman Forever. Had they included like 98% of the stuff they cut out it would have be a million times better.
I like that extended scene of Alfred trying to push Bruce to pursue a normal life with Chase. Specifically, I like the bit where Alfred gives Bruce the phone, he calls Chase, she asks who's calling, but he can't answer, and Bruce says "Who am I, Alfred? I don't know anymore..." That was a good moment.

I like this one deleted scene from the first Terminator film where the film's central hero, Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn) gets into an argument with Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) over whether or not they should try blowing up Cyberdyne in the past, and it results in him having an emotional breakdown as the stress and strain of being a man out of time catches up with him. Thought that was a good moment, made the guy seem more feeling and vulnerable. Could have used it to broaden his character a bit, make him less ubermensch.
 
There was a lot of good little stuff in that was cut from Almost Famous.

Also, pretty much everything that was deleted from Daredevil.

There's also a lot of little stuff cut from the first two Harry Potter's that would've made the movie stronger, I wish they'd release a director's cut/extended edition DVD, watching it on ABC Family just doesn't cut it.

Those two scenes from Batman Forever wouldn't have helped the movie though.
 
Walk the Line had quite a few good little scenes, like when Cash's wife forbids them to never have a divorce.
 
It wasnt all down to schumacher. he's claimed that the studio was all over his back to make his batman movies (especially B&R) more toy friendly and kiddish.
 

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