EVERY CHANGE from Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse 4K Digital vs Theater Versions!
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- Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse 4K Digital Release has several new differences after the theatrical version in June! Erik Voss breaks down every change! Try CleanMyMac X with 7 day free trial bit.ly/NewRockstarsAugust or buy directly with 20% off with the promocode NEWROCKSTARS.
What was changed between the digital version and theatrical versions of Spider-Man Across the Spider-verse? Erik Voss breaks down 18 subtle differences in the animation, sound, and dialogue in Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse, specifically with the Powler Miles Morales from Earth-42 in the Spiderverse final scene!
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Only change I didn’t like was Gwen not saying anything on the bridge. 😢
I watched the opposite scene
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@@MbitaChizi bot
Same here
thats weird then cuz the version i purchased on Xb still has that dialog. that actually kinda cool .
Removing Gwen's dialogue was a bad choice
Ikr
that's probably the only change i do not support..but as for the narrative-i think it's done for a reason..maybe they decided to cut her dialogue so that Miguel or Jessica don't suspect Gwen's feelings for Miles
You people put no value in silence
@@boshwa20 digital is so bad
@boshwa20 what do you mean... YOU PEOPLE?
i really liked miles’s internal dialog when he realized he was in the wrong dimension , it hits way harder to me because we as the audience are experiencing the same thoughts and realization as him
Same, I also feel that without Gwen's dialogue in the bridge scene the overall scene feels more empty
@@inferno_bro3366yeah I agree
@@inferno_bro3366 I thought so too but then realized it's probably just a biased opinion as I've seen that version first, and that first experience always leaves a mark that may cloud judgement. However I still wish they out something else there, as it is as you said, empty.
@@user-pt5cl2ro6fRUclipsr called Schnee (known for his analysis videos on movies/TV shows) made a short on why Gwen's dialog on the bridge being changed to nothing was a terrible decision.
It was the best twist in the movie in my opinion.
The way everything was setup, to gwen looking through the window and miles dad coming home from work, it made you think it was real..till it wasn't...
I’m only kinda sad about Gwen not being scared about Miles
It makes sense to think that it’s from his perspective but they should’ve have both versions for digital with different covers but yeah I seen the one where Gwen was worried and with miles says he’s going home And all ones with yellow text boxes
I guess should be a shell shock
I am so pissed off that they took that out
Nobody would buy them for the price it costs to make 2 blu-rays discs. @@blueflare4139
Him saying the "I'm going home" line still fit. It deceives you to think he'll actually be home, then pulls the rug under you when he actually isn't. It makes the plot twist even less expected because the going home line is in such a dramatic moment where you have so much else to think about so you don't realize the foreshadowing
Exactly!!!!
For real. The first time watching this movie I knew something was off but couldn't immediately figure out what when Miles arrived back 'home' and Gwen was watching from the outside. I think discovering details like that yourself while watching is very important.
I doubt that the removal of that line had to do with the plot twist. I think it was just to make “Imma do my own thing” stand out more sharply on its own.
@@picnicsandstarsAt this point it's very subjective though. I rewatch that scene and it just feels empty now
Kind of funny side effect of this particular removal: that line's actually on one of the songs from the soundtrack (Home iirc), so now the song includes a clip that's not even in the movie anymore.
I don’t mind the changes, but I wish when the Blu Ray releases, we will have the options between the new version or the theatrical version.
There is more than 2 versions.
Yeah there aren’t only 2 versions
BTW I like your comment, I do...
But I need to preserve the 69. Then I'll come back and like it.
...and done. Well done chief.
The 4k digital IS a theatrical cut. They put different versions of the film out for some reason, so some theaters got one joke while others got another, or one version might have a different quip from another. The version that's available on digital is the same version I saw in IMAX each of the five times I went. This isn't a different cut of the film, if anything, this is what the creatives intended to be the "canonical" version of the film
I doubt it, but it would be great to have a commentary on the different clips/versions and why they were done as a bonus. Stuff they left on “the cutting room floor” on physical media release.
The only problem with so many versions of this movie is that certain scenes/differences will be lost. Like that one funny frame of Jeff while he sees Miles and The Spot fighting.
Hopefully they release the og version :/ That was the better one
@@Felpinowhich of them? Even in theaters there were more than 1 version
there was no 'og version', they were all released at the same time on purpose@@Felpino
No way they actually removed that?! That shit made me die laughing
I had the same with no way home
the biggest sin change is removing Gwen's Cry to Miles
Yes
agreed. kinda dumb
Yeah
Yeah it ruins the scene so much. That little detail made it so much better
I have it in my digital version. I bought it on vudu
That's not hair on Earth-42 Miles' face, that's just an artistic choice to emphasize shading. They added it to his ears as well and that's obviously not hair in his ears (those same shading lines are added to his chin and neck). It's the same reason for the more pronounced outlines on his face: they have the same facial features (like 1610 Peter Parker and Peter B. Parker), it's just the treatment makes Prowler-Miles appear more harsh and SpiderMan-Miles softer.
Plot twist: He actually does have hair growing out of his ears.
Mhm
@@thedukeofchutney468LOL
No top left has his hair going over his forehead a little bit.
You misunderstood him.
@@ceshmate1953 its not hair. its shading
i like the changes. But i liked the fact that the spot was loud bc it made him funnier. he didnt seem agressive ; he looked goofy.
Wdym loud
@@thedarkroom6416 1:58
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that's called "CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT"
@@counterstrike2isdead keep that for the second movie
I think Miles saying "I'm going home" is more triumphant and gives us a cheer inside of what he is going to do and what matters, about being back home with his family. It makes it even more of a twist when you think he has gone home at the end because he just stated his goal. It helps us to be pulled into the twist to think he got what he wanted because he is our hero. Would love to know why they changed that.
Right like why did they do that
This and Gwen on the bridge are the scenes that I can't understand why did they remove the dialogue, also the moment when Miles noticed he was in the wrong universe
but that also immediately gives away where he would flee to
Because it’s implied… lmao
Where else would he be going in that moment? He doesn’t need to “announce it” like the stereotypical formula.
That definitely was NOT extra hair on Miles G Morales' forehead. They were just art hash lines to make it more gritty
You don't know that...
@@jeffdroog actually anyone who draws can identify those type of lines
Gritty
@@jellymatsuryuka6853 Well,you also don't know that.Blind people can draw.Are you suggesting they'd be able to tell that difference? It's literally your opinion to whatever it is,but unless someone from the art team tells me the truth,it's all speculation.
@@jeffdroog I do
I’m willing to bet the next movie will open with 42 Miles’ “One last time” origin but since he’s not a Spider, he’s not clued in on that inside meta joke so while still tied up, 1610 Miles is walking him through the montage of 42 Miles and Aaron being vigilantes with one part being a fully animated scene of them swinging through the city with zip lines.
LMFAAAOOOOOOO that would be so charming
Ты про слитую сцену?)))
@@ThePROWLER.он про неё, но тут вряд ли мы дождемся её на больших экранах: насколько я знаю, сцена была не слита, а выложена продюсерами фильма, вместе с тем они добавили, что эта сцена была сделана чисто для того, чтобы лучше понять персонажа (бродягу Майлза) и в следующий фильм она не пойдет. Но я надеюсь, что это просто намеренная дезориентация фанатов и сцена попадет в фильм, ведь она просто шикарная
@@septembergirlasda7131 даааа)))
Тоже слышал что продюсеры так сделали чтоб люди увидели Майлза 42 получше, но как то странно ведь) раскрывать какой-то мотив Майлза Бродяги, а не просто показать какой он в движении
😮
9:20 his hair isnt messy, earth 42's art style simply makes it more comic book like adding more bold lines
All of the changes you noted are what I saw in the theater. The only difference was Hobie’s entrance didn’t have the punk vocals.
Different theatres played different versions of the movie, so the one you saw must have made the digital cut
they actally did this before the digual release. there was actual two version that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers came out and said that multiples versions in a way (just small changes) . The one you saw must be the "canon version"
Yeah same I guess they just chose a specific version to be the final digital one
@@kpoptimes5826Dude, _both_ versions should’ve been released with slight variations in cover art.
I'm pretty sure I saw most of these too, my version definitely had the vocals.
I’m putting it out there that I think it’d be a nice twist for Miles to save his dad only for him to willingly and knowingly sacrifice himself to save someone else, teaching Miles that with great responsibility etc etc.
That would also teach him (us) to make the decision he thinks is right but accept things you can't change
I actually want to his dad to die as prophesied, but as a reflection of Gwen's Peter when he said "Everything is going to okay." The whole unable to control everything in the universe and still try make peace with it.
Yea don’t ever speak again. You just want miles to die
@@zzirfamo24 You misread their post. He said he wants the dad to sacrifice himself to save someone else AFTER miles saves him so that he learns the responsibility of the position he's in.
They seek to be setting up a finale where they overturn the Canon tho. So idk where that will go
Everything that he lists as a change in the digital version, I actually remember them all being in the theater edition like when spot say “which would not be good” I distinctly remember him saying that in theaters. I WATCHED IT 3 TIMES also when Layla takes a selfie with Miguel I remember that in theaters too
Maybe there played this version in your place
They put out some of the updates while it was still in theaters, I believe.
I like the theatrical better than the changes, except taking out the “I’m going home.” It would make sense to not full on give away what he’s gonna do next, even if it would be pretty obvious.
there was two versions that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers said that multiple versions in a way (just small changes). The one that came out on DVD/Digital is canon.
@@Megafreakx3Hopefully the better version releases at some point
I also think the line just plays out better without the additional “I’m going home” part. The “Nah, Imma do my own thing,” is imo a cold as ice line and it’s even cooler when that’s all he says.
@@EACru2002for real why do people like needless additions
Thoroughly enjoyed the movie and the animation was top notch. It would be nice if they movie gave the option to watch the theatrical or a different version when you buy the movie.
As someone who didn't see it in theaters, which I deeply regret, the silence on the bridge was very impactful. Gwen calls out for him and also yells "No!" which is enough to sell the moment.
The original was better and more in character imo
Ya, I have no idea why they did that.
@@VictoryReviews both are "original", both were released in theaters
@@VictoryReviewsno
Miles saying "I'm going home" works better for the movie because it's tricking the audience even more before the big plot twist.
Also I really love Spot's delivery on "ah what the heck" version, but I completely understand why they changed it.
Well I saw the movie on opening weekend and I guess I got a different version because he said “would not be good” from the beginning for me
Spot doesn't care about other people. It's all about him, what happened to him, and people laughing at him. He worked for a crime-lord that created a portal to other universes, and threatened to break all of reality. He brought the spider into his world, but doesn't want to take responsibility for it or what happened to himself.
I agree with ''I'm going home''. They use it in the soundtrack and it's great there too
So that is why I remember Miguel’s story differently. When I watched it in theaters, I got the idea that Miguel lost his family and found another world where he had one. But during my rewatch last week, I was so confused when Miguel said that he found a world where he had a family.
Did he say he lost his family, or is it only implied by saying he found another world where he had a family?
Ben Reilly's line about well defined musculature was also in the theatrical version. I watched it in theaters a day after release and it had that same line
I watched the movie a day before it ''officially'' released and remember that line as well
That's because this isn't an alternate cut. Sony distributed multiple versions of the film to theaters. There was no singular and definitive "theatrical" cut. The digital release is just one of few cuts Sony sent out. It's the exact same cut of the film I watched in IMAX five times
@@PeytonToenjesoop same….
A few of the differences were just the second version in theaters
Loosing the inner monologue from Miles when he's invisibly stalking Gwen makes sense. Later on (in the tea scene) they basically establish Spider People as being able to hear each other's monologues. Notice Miles in that scene, he's aware he's in that scene! It's a fourth wall scene, and not real, hence why he doesn't stop pouring tea - but he actually looks around and is a little surprised by the scene change.
I saw this movie in theaters about 3-4 times, and a lot of the changes he's pointing out weren't "changes" to me. The dialogue changes (Spot being calm, Miguel saying "a world" instead of "another," and Miles not saying "I'm going home") were the only differences from what I saw in theaters. Anyone else in the same boat here?
Yes. I think the digital version is the version I saw in theaters twice.
It’s amazing how a simple delivery of tone, and minor sentences added or removed can change the entire concept of a characters demeanor. I love this film.
the loss of the theatrical versions was a canon event
Lol
The biggest change I noticed that no one else seems to have is during that last scene with both versions of Miles and it has to do with the timing for when the song Start a Band begins. In the theatrical version it doesn't begin until the final shot of that scene where Miles mouth is open and he looks terrified but in the digital version the song starts right as Prowler Miles says "Why would I do that?" and closes his fist. It's a very small change but one that immediately stood out to me.
I'm certain several of the "digital" version changes (Lyla giving bunny ears, the Spot dialogue, "well-defined musculature") in the theater, it seems like there were multiple versions circulating in theaters. Very much looking forward to the special features for this movie, hoping there will be some discussion of all this!
I don't think these changes were just for the digital release. The Ben Reilly line about his well defined musculature was in the movie when I saw it in the theatre
Same i remember hearing it
it’s weird. some of the digital changes were actually in one of the theatrical releases. my showing had both the little hobie text and the blue text and the fist bump
there was two versions that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers said that multiple versions in a way (just small changes). The one that came out on DVD/Digital is canon.
Or could be the mandala effect
@@jonfoolerythat's what I'm thinking whenever people comment that they saw both versions' changes in their theater
Yeah
I need the theatrical version ASAP
I was actually a bit confused about Miguel O’Haras story arc and makes more sense that he said “a” instead of “another” bc they spoke about the family from the other world but not from his og one. It’s literally subtle differences like these that make things better for overthinkers such as myself
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What's your #1?
@@samuelperezgarcia The Matrix.
I hope at some point we get the ability to choose between all the different versions (Theater A, Theater B, Digital, etc.)
Miles remembering what Miguel said when he realizes he’s in the wrong universe was a genius move
So much detail here. Love his film and Can't wait for Beyond The Spider-Verse.
4:32 it’s definitely so that the viewers dont focus on if miles survived but instead wonder if captain singh died or survived
I get that but it's just makes Gwen's "betrayal" to miles feel less unpack full
I just happen to seen the movie again in theaters yetersday since my showing of Oppenheimer got canceled and all the changes you guys are mentioning was in the showing I saw yesterday
there was two versions that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers said that multiple versions in a way (just small changes). The one that came out on DVD/Digital is canon.
Actually, lots of these changes were in the theatrical cut. I saw it opening night and it had the alternate Ben Reilly line, bunny filter and "I'm going home" line.
Same here
The animators and producers came out and said that two versions of the movie went out to different theatres across the US. Nothing changes the story of the film. But small visual changes; because it's about a multiverse, so each movie is slightly different in it's own multiverse.
Only two versions were out in theaters and now this one. They aren’t different because of “the multiverse”. They are different because Phil Lord and Chris Miller couldn’t decide what they wanted to keep or not throughout production of the whole film, making animators work much longer than they would’ve needed if they were clearer beforehand.
The movie was perfect, and then they messed it up by changing details that while might seem inconsequential, but affect how we perceive and interpret media. These are just a few, I’m sure there is more.
The movie is still great, the animators, writers, actors, directors and yes, Phil and Chris did an amazing job, but this cut just worsens the movie as whole.
The story doesn't change but the impact and emotion of some scenes do ...and thats disappointing.
That’s not how the multiverse works. There was a multiverse, and Kang from the MCU rebooted everything, Loki and Sylvie killed him and let the Multiverse come back into being
There aren’t multiple versions of this movie happening, there is only 1 Miles Morales 1610, and there is only 1 spider society. Remember Doctor Strange 2? There are an infinite number of Wandas in the multiverse, but there is only ONE Scarlet Witch in the current multiverse. Multiversal figures like that Wanda and this Miles don’t have copies
8:20 I just spit out my water I wasn’t expecting that💀💀💀
Frr i fuckin burst out laughing 😭😭💀
This movie had so much put into it no way the next will be done in the next 2yrs or so 😂
ok
They were probably working on both at the same time
@datboi8921 nah, an animator said that they havent done anything for beyond and hailee steinfeld said that they havent record a single line for beyond the spiderverse
@@samuelromero9377 nvm lol
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Another small change I noticed upon rewatching, is that in the theatrical version, when Miles is swinging “home” towards the end of the movie, and everyone’s voices are playing over in his head, the “if you hadn’t been bit, your Peter Parker would’ve lived” line that was said by Miguel earlier on the train, is actually a different recording, which is said in a more sad/defeated tone, possibly to reflect Miles’ feelings of failure and betrayal. However in the digital version, the line is the exact same as it was in the train chase scene.
Removing the part where Miles realizing he's in the wrong dimension was a bad choice
8:20 got me 😂
I just watched this last night and noticed several of these changes and then here is your video to confirm that I’m not crazy! I saw both versions in theaters and I like that the digital is a little different too. The day one release I think was my favorite and then some of the digital release changes I enjoy too. Like earth 42 morales looking more mature.
Thanks for this!
Was the digital version different for me? It kept Gwens dialogue in the bridge scene but it was quieter
Where did you get that version?
@@jaagup Amazon Prime video
Some changes I’m ok with, others just no. But my biggest pet peeve is the digital version doesn’t have the theatrical version too. It only has the 1 digital version. It makes the theatrical version lost media which I think is stupid. And this whole thing makes me feel bad for the workers as they’re drastically overworked to do these multiple versions. The audio changes might be why the film had audio problems to begin with
I feel like the version I saw in theaters is closer to this digital release rather one than the one you are describing. Like I vividly remember the joke about Ben’s well defined musculature
There are two “theatrical” versions of the movie. One was used to record the digital
Same
This is probably my favorite New Rockstars video, this movies crazy good, and it’s so crazy to see some of the changes Erik pointed out, bc I saw some of the digital changes in theatre, so it just makes me think that they put together a bunch of different edited versions of the movie and just released them wherever! So awesome to see all the changes pointed out!
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That's actually exactly what happened. Sony sent multiple versions of the film out to different theaters, and they all had tiny variations between jokes, visual gags, and elements. The version that dropped in the digital release happens to be the exact same version of the film I saw five times in IMAX
For me the go to helvetica part was always on screen in full, the well defined musculature part was in the theatrical and in the digital I watched the “im going home” line is intact
None of the changes to the digital version are better then the original theatrical version. The movie also seemed to drag a lot longer for some reason, i've watched it dozens of times and never felt the run time until now. So for me, i hope they make the physical copy of the original available over the digital
Exactly my thoughts
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Maybe the movie seemed longer because you've seen it dozens of times lol
@KrisMadas I only saw it twice and it still feels really long on digital
Agreed. The theatrical version was better.
Also on earth 42 miles that’s not hair over his head. Those are actually hatching lines. Which is an inning style in comics. It’s to further have parallels between the 2 miles. Our miles is usually shaded with the dots a more old school classic style of shading. And earth 42 miles is shaded with the hatching line a fare more intense style of shading.
I like that there are different versions.
@@darkwolf5719 cool
I dont
I actually dislike that they made Spot quieter, because before he actually seemed frustrated that he wasn’t being taken seriously :/
I like the "Im going home." line. Wish they had kept that in.
The directors and animators seem to have a lot of free time on their hands now that everyone else is on strike.
Yeah, the only problem is the WRITERS have to write the script lol🤣
@@Till27_SpenceHe meant free time to update the movie
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@@alexsilva28 my bad, thought it was about the delay for beyond. Like they’re just wasting time or something. Misinterpreted it
This was done before strike
There was a change in Miguel's dialogue when he talked about the kid from earth 19999, it was during the the spider society sequence and not in the vulture sequence
Half the changes you mentioned I saw in the theater. I’m like four minutes into the video now and the only one I didn’t see in the theater was the bunny ear filter.
Worth mentioning I saw the movie three times in theater lmao
They didn't need to make digital version since technical version is just fine
That digital version was in theaters too. They should just release both versions of the film for the official home releases like what happened with films that have multiple versions (e.g. Clue, Disney's version of Beauty an the Beast, etc.)
in my theatrical version all of the digital events took place
there was two versions that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers said that multiple versions in a way (just small changes). The one that came out on DVD/Digital is canon.
I watched it in theaters twice so it was easier for me to notice a few differences. But I only noticed that Prowler Miles' face was different and that Miles saying "i'm in the wrong universe was removed" but that one was a bit harder to notice and I only subconsciously felt like something was off about the scene.
The version I saw in theaters three times had Lyla taking the selfie with Miguel in all of them.
One of my favorite details was the "What?!" text box when Miles was invisible. It gave the dialogue so much more impact. Sad they removed it :(
I saw it twice in theaters. Both times we had the version of the "well-defined musculature" in both showings, though. Also, we had the AI taking the selfie both times.
Yeah same
Something I noticed around the end of the movie is that earth 42 Jameson says “if there was a masked vigilante, we at the daily bugle would support them wholeheartedly” or something like that
For the gwen diolouge, I think they wanted us to feel more of what gwen was feeling like "oh no is he dead" with the silence. But it doesnt rlly work because we know miles isnt dead theres still half a movie left
A lot of these changes were the version I saw in theatres, specifically Ben’s “well defined musculature” line. I laughed so hard at that in the theatre lmao
Wouldn't be surprised if they drop another version that's a "Director's Cut" or "Definitive Edition" that has both this cut and the theatrical, or all known versions
8:25 I actually really like this change, because it makes his little mini speech to Miguel a good cold ending
the song used for hobie's intro is cerebral ballzy - on the run :)
The digital version is the version I saw in the Threatres when it first came out. I live in the UK. Maybe each region had their own version. I'm 100% sure that every difference in the digital version was in the theatrical verison I first saw
Nice to know this. I'm afraid I was robbed by the experience of not watching the original theatrical cut of Across the Spider-verse when if I watched it first on digital copy.
The version I saw in Canada had most if not all the changes that are a part of the digital version. I saw it twice in theatres at two different theatres, although both seemed to be the same movie.
I feel like one or both of the digital version changes in Earth 42 were different than what I saw in the theatre, though. I feel pretty confident that there was no Miguel O'Hara voice saying that the spider wasn't from his dimension, and I'm 50/50 on which visual I saw of earth 42 Miles. I also feel like there weren't punk vocals accompanying Hobie's entrance, and I thought Gwen said "no no no no" after the bridge/building collapse scene, except that's the strongly implied emotion even without dialogue, so I'm not sure.
I feel like universe 42 is one of those edgy highly shaded comic worlds and now Miles G. Morales is more in line with the style of his universe
There were multiple theatrical versions released. The version I saw in theaters had a lot of the changes seen in this digital release.
I like Miles realization because it shows his intelligence and how fast he is to adapt to his surroundings of what’s happening. Shows he’s very intelligent and very quick to adapt to the situation.
I wonder if these changes will be the same with the BluRay
Most of these digital changes were how the theatrical version played at my local theatre, the only change I noticed was the gwen one
Imma kill myse-WHAT 😂😂😂
with how many scenes and variants this film has i feel a blue ray release of the film will have to have some kind of option to allow for people to mix and match scenes or something so people can make their own definitive version of the film or something.
Most of these "digital version" scenes were in the theactrical version I saw. I saw the movie 3 times in theater, 2 showings were identical, but the other definitely had a few different scenes. I wonder how many versions there actually is.
5:01 or it could also be a technical change. They put it in yellow before because the bg is blue and yellow (its complementary color) would pop against it. But maybe decided against that decision as it probably takes the focus out of miles reaction and maybe a tad bit distracting. Sometimes you make decisions that are best for the scene and none are particularly wrong.
I saw the movie twice. Didn't even know there were different versions existing prior to digital release.
I also found another change: When he meets spot and gets hit with his own web he says "this job is so dumb sometimes". In the Digital version they removed this. Who knows why
Hmm, he says theatical version and digital version but some of the "changes" he claims that are in the digital version were shown in the version I've seen. There were 2 versions in theaters, they just put two versions together to make 1 version.
there was two versions that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers said that multiple versions in a way (just small changes). The one that came out on DVD/Digital is canon.
@@Megafreakx3 I did knowledge some of the small changes that were mentioned in this video but I watched another video that went over version 1 and version 2 and majority of this video seems to be talking about things that were in one version or the other
I'm not crazy about changing a movie between theatrical and home releases. It makes it seem like the theatrical release is a half-baked cookie, and the digital release is the true, finished product, and that isn't necessarily the best motivation to buy a movie ticket...
Both versions were in theaters at the same time. But I completely understand where you're coming from. Hopefully they'll do what another film that had multiple theatrical releases do.
The comedy/mystery movie Clue starring Tim Curry had three completely different endings, all of which had a different criminal who committed the movie's crime for different motivations. That was part of the movie's gimmick. But when it came time for the movie to be released for home releases, they always included all three versions on the home release.
What I'm getting at is, I'm hoping both versions of the movie make it to the Blu-Ray once September rolls around. I'd be really sad otherwise. I saw the "digital" one when I was at the theaters. I want to see the other one too.
Both the Ben Riley lines and the prowler miles extra details were shown in theaters or atleast certain ones
Love all the changes!!
love it !
The first one you said is actually i seen in theater. Because they release two types of movies in theaters.
THANKS for this, Erik!!!!!
Imma say what everyone else has been saying. Changing Gwanda’s dialogue on that bridge scene was an L choice.
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I absolutely dislike when studios do this. So now, blu ray release… A Theatrical cut and another release.. oh god. But great movie. Love it.
there was two versions that was sent to theaters. The animators and producers said that multiple versions in a way (just small changes). The one that came out on DVD/Digital is canon.
Gonna be honest, I saw this film twice in theatres and I seem to remember a lot of these small detail in the theatrical version including the Gwen no talk scene. Would have liked it if you were able to watch both versions though.
A lot of these werent changes, I saw some of these in the theatrical release
The Lila as a bunny
Hobie being above Mile's head etc
This movie gonna give people the mandela effect😅
I’m pretty sure if these changes weren’t pointed out, I wouldn’t have noticed them when I get round to rewatching it
@@Megafreakx3how the hyuck is this relevant at all blud
At 2:03 I noticed when spot is talking about the spider he brought into his universe from another you can see it was right next to miles in demotion 42 , literally about to bite him
I don't think these are changes per se, but more like they went with one of the theatrical versions (since there were two). I remember the bunny selfie in theaters, and don't remember Miles saying "I'm going home".