Solution to cut in Deep Red

[killernun41]

The post above your rather stupid and childish comment reveals how the previous cut was made, and shows how the scene was edited badly. Hopefully the options in the original post will provide a better way of doing it.

[Pete]

Just joking KN.

[Mojo]

It's an important part of that scene, so a complete cut would be a no-no for me. I'd go for a still image. That way, you can see the logic of the scene, but doesn't involve the lizard actually wriggling. It only lasts a couple of seconds, so if done right it could even be made to look like it was simply a filmed shot of an impaled dead lizard!

[the blob]

Originally Posted by Mojo

It's an important part of that scene, so a complete cut would be a no-no for me. I'd go for a still image. That way, you can see the logic of the scene, but doesn't involve the lizard actually wriggling. It only lasts a couple of seconds, so if done right it could even be made to look like it was simply a filmed shot of an impaled dead lizard!

Wouldn't the bbfc have to reject that too? It's the same lizard being mistreated except it's just a still image.

[Pinhead0303]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu

Because that is a DVD and not a Blu-ray which is why we are also excited about the prospect of watching Profondo Rosso in high definition.

Is the Blu-ray now confirmed? I seem to remember reading Almar say this definitely wouldn't be on blu.

[Mojo]

Originally Posted by the blob

Wouldn't the bbfc have to reject that too? It's the same lizard being mistreated except it's just a still image.

I don't think so, blob - but I'm no expert!

Where's angel or vincenzo when you need them?

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Pinhead0303

Is the Blu-ray now confirmed? I seem to remember reading Almar say this definitely wouldn't be on blu.

It's not confirmed -- I'm just trying to be optimistic!

[Pinhead0303]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu

It's not confirmed -- I'm just trying to be optimistic!

****! lol

[vipco]

I voted for a still, I think that would work quite well.

[Zombie Dude]

Originally Posted by skyofcrack

The BBFC Classification Guidelines states:

"For the purposes of this legislation
and The Animal Welfare Act 2006, only
vertebrates which are domesticated
or otherwise under the control of man
are defined as ‘animals’.

Generally, reptiles are not domesticated animals.

Here's a list of domesticated animals:

List of domesticated animals - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

That sounds like a good ground for us to stand on if they try to cut the scene. There is still hope then.