I have an american (?) DVD produced by PALM. It has many fantastic special features most notably a commentary track by Chris Doyle (which, although not spectacular, is worth the price of the disk itself simply due to the fact that its a chris doyle commentary).
The previous version of this film i had scene ommitted the last few seconds of the blow-job scene where he smacks her and tells her to watch her teeth. This version is the full uncut version AFAIK, with good 5.1 audio and decent video (widescreen) and no problems with the subs. The only drawback is that it appears to be a PAL to NTSC conversion, meaning the image is 4% faster--its not that noticeable to most people, but to a more experienced eye it kind of creates a "video" effect by having extra-smooth motion. Minor drawback but the otherwise fantastic quality of the disk makes up for it.
The runtime according to the disk is only 104 minutes but i believe the missing few minutes are simply due to the PAL>NTSC speed-up. But the fact that the UK version is 109 and the original version is 112 according to IMDB seems to suggest that those are the respective differences with regards to speed-up. Perhaps IMDB is simply incorrect??
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