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netguy
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Posted - Apr 8 2001 : 10:09AM
This is the note I received from Centaur Films, you may want to check into it. Unfortunately I don't save all my receipts that long but I figured it was nice of them to offer.

Unfortunately, when we made the DVD version of "Time Cops" we used the wholesale in-store version that had about 10 seconds edited to make sure we didn't encounter problems in the "bible belt." 

Hindsight is 20/20 and we wish now we had used the un-cut version but we didn't and DVD's are too costly to re-make until the first quantity is exhausted. 

We are offering customers a VHS of the unedited version of "Time Cops" upon receipt of proof of purchase. 

If you would like the VHS versions please send us a copy of your sales receipt, name, address and
telephone number and we'll send you a copy of the VHS version at no-charge.
If interested, send the material to Centaur Films, PO Box 900, N. Hollywood,
CA 91603-0900.

Thank you for your interest in Centaur Films.

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Centaur Films

joeblow69
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Posted - Apr 8 2001 : 10:46AM
Wow! I'm pretty impressed! I've never heard of a company doing something like that before.

Of course, who saves their receipts for porn?

What's really weird, though, is a little while ago, Centaur put out a compilation DVD called Chips Studbook (which I will get around to reviewing pretty soon) which has 2 scenes from TimeCops. That would have been a perfect opportunity to put out the double fuck scene uncensored. But for some reason, they didn't do that, and feature 2 of the weaker scenes from the movie.

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Posted - Apr 8 2001 : 1:28PM
good for Centaur! there have been a few examples on the straight side of companies making up for their mistakes, but not many.

beauty of online shopping is that all your 'receipts' are in your email box. searching email is a heck of a lot more convenient than pouring through my cookie jar full of paper receipts (that i'm dreading going thru to deal with taxes.)




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