It is indeed. Same version as the VHS (74 mins). :nod:

Isn't it strange that Kermode appears on the US release but not the domestic one?

Ferman never cut/rejected The Exorcist but only because he had advised against it being submitted on video.

Sky Movies used to show Inferno fully uncut some years back, how come they could broadcast the film with the cat & mouse scene intact but it can't be available all these years later as an uncut 18 rated DVD/BD for home viewing? Seems ridiculous to me as the uncut version is easy to order online. :rolleyes:

Films containing horsefalls are also shown intact on UK TV. The Long Riders being one example.

Sadly, that one is out of print and the extended version of the documentary isn't on the R1 The Version You've Never Seen. I suppose I'll have to wait in hope that the Blu-ray release remedies this.

The Exorcist starred Linda Blair as the possessed little girl. She also appeared in Airport 1975, which was a disaster (in more ways than one) film. Perhaps the most famous disaster film was The Towering...........

Inferno. :cool:

There we are. :focus: :laugh:

That's one way to shorten the game 'seven degrees of separation' and get back on topic while you're at it! Now, we've covered the film, the BBFC controversy, the extra features and the artwork. What's left?

TV are supposed to show versions that have been approved by the BBFC but it doesn't always happen.

Just a little update from Arrow - they're pleased to say that the BBFC are going to take another look at their decision on Inferno.

We can't assume anything will change but very well done and many thanks to everyone on here for their reasoned and well-written letters and good on the BBFC for having another look. :nod:

At least we can't say that we didn't all try eh?

This comes as a surprise!