[scott26985]

Does anyone know if the US version of The Woman in Black blu-ray will have the same cut as the UK one?

As I understand it the UK one is missing 6 seconds and the music is toned down.

[theonlyweeman]

I believe everywhere except the UK got the uncut version, but I don't know for certain

[EVILSPEAK]

US uncut, UK cut by 6 seconds and released with a 12 certificate. An uncut 15 certificate version for the UK has been passed by the BBFC and will be released at a later date on DVD to milk a few more pennies out of your wallet.

[rosco2010]

What was cut from the DVD to get a 12?

[richie4eva]

Originally Posted by rosco2010

What was cut from the DVD to get a 12?

Guess we'll find that out on the Deleted Scenes section

IMO was just toned down here so they could get the Potter fans to watch the film which was a mistake

The long lost TWIB thread was rife with people saying that kids wouldn't shut up fidgeting and whispering when the film was in the cinema

[geordielady]

Saw this on blu ray from love film the other evening, found it one of the most boring dullest films I have seen for a long time, how I got to the end of it is beyond me.

[Voynich]

I was surprised at the great reviews. There were no twist or turns in the story. Lots of 'boo!' moments kept me interested but I was disapointed and thought the end was cheesy. I didn't know there were different endings.

[CLL Dodge]

Originally Posted by rosco2010

What was cut from the DVD to get a 12?

Senior BBFC examiner Craig Lapper told the Torygraph:

"When we make cuts, people think in terms of 'snip-snip’, but these days, with digital, there are so many other ways you can make a film more acceptable. You can suggest soundtrack changes and things like colour darkening, putting shadows in to obscure the more gory elements of a scene. So in The Woman in Black, we didn’t hear the crack of the woman’s neck as she hung from a noose – and, thanks to the cunning use of shadows, neither did we see her face."

From the Melonfarmers website.

[Listentome]

Watched it on Friday. It was ok, but not remotely scary.

[Iggyman]

Originally Posted by Listentome

Watched it on Friday. It was ok, but not remotely scary.

Watch the 1989 TV version if you can - it's MUCH better than the 2012 effort.

[Densino]

Ya it was pretty rubbish to be honest.

[Septimus79]

what was cut out of the UK version?

[filmfan7]

Originally Posted by scott26985

Does anyone know if the US version of The Woman in Black blu-ray will have the same cut as the UK one?

As I understand it the UK one is missing 6 seconds and the music is toned down.

Dunno about the blue ray version but im looking forward to the extra 6 seconds of film ! blink and well miss it !