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Oct 12, 2019 - 1:33 PM
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pzfan
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"This work was theatrically released in Japan on December 10, 1977 ahead of the whole world, and the main part at that time was a version of about 129 minutes. After that, the version released worldwide in 1978 except for some UK is the main part of about 123 minutes, and since then it has been released on various media such as laser discs, VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, etc. It has been said that it is impossible to see the 129 minute version. Under such circumstances, the material of the main part of the 129-minute edition was miraculously discovered in Japan, making it possible to create and release HD masters from negatives. However, as for the stance of overseas original rights holders, the final form of “Capricon 1” is 123 minutes, and now there is no 129 minute version, so this release license is unusual. Yes, probably the first and last commercialization.
The main differences between the 129-minute version and the 123-minute version include the presence or absence of a spaceship docking scene when landing on Mars, the presence or absence of a date telop, and a small difference in cuts."
http://kingmovies.jp/news/2019/10/09/17352
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WTF????
Yes. It begs the response: Capricorn One! Complete!
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Which begs the question, were those extra six minutes scored by Goldsmith, with music that's never been heard before?
Who cares?
I want more Juice!
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