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Since this question is coming up in just about every DVD thread, I will answer this to the best of my knowledge;
The American release of X-Men: The Last Stand was intended to have 10 deleted scenes, PLUS 3 alternate endings. Another 11 deleted scenes were being saved for a newer, special edition DVD to be released at a later date.
However, do to an error, some DVD's were printed with all of those deleted scenes, all 21.
There is NO RHYME OR REASON to how these DVD's are available.
ALL versions of the DVD (Regular, Collector's Edition, Trilogy) are all EXACTLY THE SAME DVD.
So there is absolutley NO WAY whatsoever to determine, before buying, if the DVD will have 10 deleted scenes or 21.
These aren't separate releases. All of these releases are the exact same thing. The Collector's Edition version is the SAME EXACT DVD released regularly. The DVD in the trilogy box is the exact same DVD that you buy regularly. There is NO DIFFERENCE WHAT SO EVER between any of these releases.
The DVD's that have 21 deleted scenes is purely random. You will not be able to go into the store and find one with 21, and one with 10, and be able to make your choice accordingly.
The best way to go about your purchase is to purchase your DVD anticipating, and expecting, to get 10 deleted scenes. Then if you come across 21 instead, then you're a lucky camper. BUT DO NOT EXPECT IT, BECAUSE THE RELEASE WAS INTENDED TO CONTAIN 10 DELETED SCENES, AND SOME COPIES WERE ACCIDENTALLY PRINTED WITH 21. THERE IS NO WAY TO DETERMINE BEFORE PURCHASE HOW MANY DELETED SCENES ARE ON THE DVD. IT IS A CRAP SHOOT!
Perhaps this can be stickied by a mod (Lightning Strikez?) so that people can see this, and be informed when they make their purchase.
My ALL CAPS talking isn't to yell because I think you're dumbasses or anything. It's to enforce certain parts, because there is a lot of confussion on the matter, and I simply want to clear it up. I work retail, so I know about this DVD release. There is no "21 deleted scene" version. If you happen to get one, it was a mistake by Fox that you were able to capitolize on.
The American release of X-Men: The Last Stand was intended to have 10 deleted scenes, PLUS 3 alternate endings. Another 11 deleted scenes were being saved for a newer, special edition DVD to be released at a later date.
However, do to an error, some DVD's were printed with all of those deleted scenes, all 21.
There is NO RHYME OR REASON to how these DVD's are available.
ALL versions of the DVD (Regular, Collector's Edition, Trilogy) are all EXACTLY THE SAME DVD.
So there is absolutley NO WAY whatsoever to determine, before buying, if the DVD will have 10 deleted scenes or 21.
These aren't separate releases. All of these releases are the exact same thing. The Collector's Edition version is the SAME EXACT DVD released regularly. The DVD in the trilogy box is the exact same DVD that you buy regularly. There is NO DIFFERENCE WHAT SO EVER between any of these releases.
The DVD's that have 21 deleted scenes is purely random. You will not be able to go into the store and find one with 21, and one with 10, and be able to make your choice accordingly.
The best way to go about your purchase is to purchase your DVD anticipating, and expecting, to get 10 deleted scenes. Then if you come across 21 instead, then you're a lucky camper. BUT DO NOT EXPECT IT, BECAUSE THE RELEASE WAS INTENDED TO CONTAIN 10 DELETED SCENES, AND SOME COPIES WERE ACCIDENTALLY PRINTED WITH 21. THERE IS NO WAY TO DETERMINE BEFORE PURCHASE HOW MANY DELETED SCENES ARE ON THE DVD. IT IS A CRAP SHOOT!
Perhaps this can be stickied by a mod (Lightning Strikez?) so that people can see this, and be informed when they make their purchase.
My ALL CAPS talking isn't to yell because I think you're dumbasses or anything. It's to enforce certain parts, because there is a lot of confussion on the matter, and I simply want to clear it up. I work retail, so I know about this DVD release. There is no "21 deleted scene" version. If you happen to get one, it was a mistake by Fox that you were able to capitolize on.