DVD??????
Anywhere on DVD
Maybe a 25 DVD Disc set.
i've never seen it but i hope it will be released.
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With deleted scenes of course.
http://www01.passthepotato.com/potato-1.php?potatoid=060417214517-196581
Pass the potato!
did they really afford to cut something out of it???
but seriously... how many prints actually exists? uncut that is?
Since there are rumors of two existing versions - one which is 85 hours long, while the other is 87 hours long - I guess we can only hope to get the full 87 hour version... Director's cut perhaps! Heh.
shareyeah, you can get it on dvd...if you have serious insomnia and its prescribed to you. the thing is medication, like percoset, ya dopes
For you must enter a room to destroy it, destroy it, destroy it!
so if I tell doc I have insomnia I get the dvd for free?
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you gotta prove it, but hey, if you can stay up for over 12 days without falling into a coma, go for it
For you must enter a room to destroy it, destroy it, destroy it!
I was actually considering making a movie covering 24 continuous hours in real time but was concerned about the length.
This movie soothed my fears.
Back to the DVD question, according to Wikipedia, this movie would occupy 12 DVD's, considering 5 hours per disc - so I suppose no HD-DVD or BluRay!!
Let's see...special features...
director's commentary, which I already use for insomnia sometimes
original theatrical trailer (think 2.5 minutes would cover it?)
the poster!
deleted scenes!
outtakes!
Wikipedia:
"At 2.0 MBit/s, a very low encoding rate, a poor quality digital transfer of The Cure for Insomnia would be about 76.5GB. Considering that a dual-layer DVD can only hold 7.92GB, this transfer would fill 10 discs. A dual layer Blu-ray Disc can store 50GB, thus this transfer would fill 2 discs."
Stay up for 12 days?
The world record is 11.
and that was a special case, after about ten days without sleep a person dies
and the movie is 3 and a half days long btw
noone has ever died from no sleep
share^Yes they have, dumbass.
Anyway, a DVD can hold up to 5 hours of video at mild quality, so the DVD would be 18 discs.
Really> I recall my Pirates of the Caribbean special features disc having "over 10 hours of footage".
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April Fools Day (1986) 7
That probably includes the commentaries. Not that you're listening nearly four years later.
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i used to be on meth amphetamines and I stayed up for 7 days and I knew ppl who stayed up for 15 days and they were nuts, after about 3 days of sleep they were back to normal, if you can call meth heads normal, was the worst time of my life, but staying awake has more of a mental effect, eventually your body would just pass out but not die, unless you fell in water or something
shareI suffered from a very bad insomnia a few years ago, I actually almost stayed up for 13 days. Tried to sleep of course, but got only a couple of hours of sleep during the whole period. Man was I a mess, still I had to go to school etc. Have no idea how the hell I made it :P
sharei read this thing about a guy that hasn't slept in 33 years.
http://www.thanhniennews.com/features/?catid=10&newsid=12673
I saw a movie about a guy who slept all of his life, except for when his master made him wake up to tell people's futures. Oh, and he didn't sleep when his master made him kidnap and kill people, either. I'm pretty sure it was based on a true story.
shareI saw a movie about a guy who slept all of his life, except for when his master made him wake up to tell people's futures. Oh, and he didn't sleep when his master made him kidnap and kill people, either. I'm pretty sure it was based on a true story.
For some reason, your story reminds me so much of the plot in a silent film called The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920). (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0010323/) Strange.... share
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They probably have bouts of microsleep, which tend to not be remembered by patients.
"Oh dear," says God, "I hadn't thought of that," and promptly vanishes in a puff of logic.
After the 7th, you start to hallucinate!
sharemy buddy hallucinated anfter9 or 10 days but u must admit that the bodies of every person on the whole world do not function exactly the same. people are all different so maybe some people have a higher tolerance for wakefulness than others
That guy asked for our help and we lit him on fire! - Karen
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Yes the world record is 11 days, but ofcourse then the record is set by a normal person, not a person with the Insomnia illness since they have problems with the sleep etc etc...
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I doubt that because i've gone a week without sleep, and that isn't far off... There was a TV program where the contestants weren't aloud to sleep either and that was over a week i believe.
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why twelve days? only if you are going to watch 4 times in a row would that be correct :S
"Re vera, cara mea, mea nil refert" - Rhettus Butlerus Maximus
An uncut release at the theaters! That would be a CHALLENGE!
sharethe guy was saying you would have to stay up for twelve days to get it because it was a perscription for insomnia
andhe/she thought that you could only prove to a doctor that you have insomnia if you were up for 12 days
it was a simple mistake
"every body goes down well with beer" 12-21-07 he will get his revenge
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