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All Forums > The Porn Pool > The Porn Pool Forum Page 746 > i-candy now editing their classic titles
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M.B.
Senior Member

1679 Posts
2/01
Posted - Sep 10 2003 : 11:26AM
I don't think I've ever been as disappointed in finding out a title is edited than now.
I-candy released a few Johhny Wadd titles, Blonde Fire being one of them.
Being glad that someone finally released the title on dvd I bought it and popped it into my dvd player. In the first scene Wadd (Holmes) checks into a hotel and catches a hot brunette rifling through his stuff, he throws her on the bed and handcuffs her to the bed. He then tells her not to struggle because the cuffs will only hurt her more, then you see the cut and they start getting it on. In the uncut vhs version, she does struggle and he punches or slaps her and points a gun to her face warning not to do it again. This has been cut from the dvd.
Does i-candy really think that LE would go after a movie that was made more than 25 years ago? Get real. When i-candy first started they never edited their movies, now they are.
These are classic movies that should be preserved in their original form, these types of scenes were a big part of what the movies were about and to edit it out really bothers me. Hell, this exact scene was even portrayed in the Boogie Nights movies and i-candy chose to edit it? This really sucks.
I've never been more disappointed in an edited movie than in this one.
astroknight All-Star Supporter
Questionable Moderator

Tastes so good...
4187 Posts
11/99
Posted - Sep 10 2003 : 10:40PM
Every scene such as the one you've described that I know of has been edited. This is nothing new, and it's awfully easy to complain about it when you're not the one who'd pay the price for it. The only complaint anybody should be able to legitimately make about it is if I-Candy doesn't put some kind of disclaimer on the cover stating that it's been edited. Without a warning such as that, people should be able to expect to see the movie in the original form and have a right to be ticked off if it isn't.

Myself, I'm just happy that I can finally see some of these movies! After I-Candy was broken into a few years ago I never thought I'd be able to see Blonde Fire on DVD. Thank you I-Candy!

mark shanon
Member

rome, italy
125 Posts
11/02
Posted - Sep 11 2003 : 12:46AM
>it's awfully easy to complain about it when you're not the one who'd pay the price for it.

Did the "Boogie Nights" producers pay the price?

astroknight All-Star Supporter
Questionable Moderator

Tastes so good...
4187 Posts
11/99
Posted - Sep 11 2003 : 11:22AM
No, but there are different rules between mainstream and adult movies. You can drop 'muthafucker' as often as you want in an R-rated movie, but you won't find it in "Finding Nemo 2: Fish Food".
M.B.
Senior Member

1679 Posts
2/01
Posted - Sep 11 2003 : 12:51PM
Let's be ralistic here. Law enforcement is not going to go after a movie that was made more than 25 years ago, it's just not going to happen. Plus, I thought movies made before a certain time period were exempt from certain laws etc.
I mean, if you can find the vhs unedited, why are they making these cuts to the dvd?
I'll tell you something. This kind of crap is seriously making me consider dropping a few extra hundred bucks on a dvd recorder and transfering my old classic vhs collection onto my own dvds, fuck all these companies and their edited versions, that includes VCA. Maybe when people stop buying the edited versions, then maybe companies like i-candy will get the picture.
I'll think twice about buying i-candy's edited garbage again.

Edited by - M.B. on 9/11/2003 12:51:55 PM




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