They call it the most subversive , leftist blockbuster made in the modern era. Are they out of their minds or are they righto? You can only find out via listening.

  • mikeyelvis92 [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    So I looked it up and from what I can tell the scene they’re talking about was a deleted scene that was added to the dvd/blu ray release but wasn’t actually in the original theatrical version, which is the version that’s on streaming services.

    After listening to the episode I wanna re watch it and now I have to decide whether I’m gonna watch the extended version on blu ray or watch the other version in 4K on Disney+.

    Edit: nvm it’s not even in 4K on Disney+

      • mikeyelvis92 [he/him]
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        4 years ago

        According to the Avatar wiki (https://james-camerons-avatar.fandom.com/wiki/Avatar_(film)) there was an extended re-release in theaters in August 2010 that first had the tendril scene, so if you saw it in theaters towards the end of its run you would have seen it. The original version didn’t have it though.

        • NotARobot [she/her]
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          4 years ago

          I saw it not long after it came out and I know for sure that that scene was in it. I've only ever seen the movie once, and I vividly remember that scene.

          • mikeyelvis92 [he/him]
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            4 years ago

            Here’s an article from January 2010: https://ew.com/article/2010/01/13/avatar-deleted-sex-scene/

            In the U.S. theatrical release, the pair only kiss a little (weak!) before the camera zooms out, and the next thing you know they’re on the ground, totally spent.

            It could just be a Mandela effect.

            • NotARobot [she/her]
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              4 years ago

              I fully acknowledge that it could be, and that as a human my perception and memory are flawed, but in my memory I am about as confident that the theater version I saw had that scene as I am about anything, and I'm not sure if anything short of time travel could truly convince me otherwise.