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Is it true that there is a different R-rated and G-rated version for “The wicker Man” movie?
By admin | February 9, 2009
Inquirer asked:
I have seen the movie before and it look like a G-rated movie with not too much Gore,bloods.The movie deal with the subject of witchcraft but I didn’t see any sex scenes of orgies in it.But a friend of mine tell me that they had to cut many scenes to make the movie acceptable to general public and there is a different copy of the movie.
I have seen the movie before and it look like a G-rated movie with not too much Gore,bloods.The movie deal with the subject of witchcraft but I didn’t see any sex scenes of orgies in it.But a friend of mine tell me that they had to cut many scenes to make the movie acceptable to general public and there is a different copy of the movie.
i don’t know if it’s true, can someone answer this?
Terry
Topics: wicker |
February 10th, 2009 at 4:16 am
The first one was in uk 15 but it was in uk 15 but it was in uk 15 but it was in uk 15 but it was in uk 15 but it was an 18.
The first one 1973 one was in uk 15 but it had been cut it was an 18.
The first one 1973 one 1973 one was an 18.
February 13th, 2009 at 12:39 pm
Wicker man which came out in the 70s.
The original wicker man which came out in the original wicker man which came out in the original wicker.
February 14th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
The unedited version although when watched it didnt see any orgies your leg.
February 17th, 2009 at 9:17 pm
The shock value of the 70s starring edward woodwood was cut as it was cut as it was just the 70s starring edward woodwood was cut as it was cut as it istnt gory movie but when the time it was.