So I just popped in the heartbreak kid and it says this film has been modified from its original version. It has been edited for content. Um wtf?

is it the unrated version? if so it will have been edited

idk i got it from netflix. usually it only says its edited for content if its like the tbs version...i havent seen it b4 though so i wont be able to tell any differences.

might've been the beach scene w/ the hair -.-

it was quite disturbing

might've been the beach scene w/ the hair -.-

it was quite disturbing

Yeah.

OP: What's the rating on it, is it R or PG13? It should be R.

might've been the beach scene w/ the hair -.-

it was quite disturbing
unfortunately...that scene was still there...my retinas hurt...

All of the unrated HD DVDs have that disclaimer at the beginning. Is this an unrated cut?

All of the unrated HD DVDs have that disclaimer at the beginning. Is this an unrated cut?

The Heartbreak Kid HD DVD is rated R.

I wondered about that "edited for content" business too. It seemed pretty R to me, and I didn't hear any mention in the bonus materials about the movie being any stronger. In fact, the Farrelly Brothers seemed happy to be working on an R-rated comedy.

unfortunately...that scene was still there...my retinas hurt...

Man, I'm with you on that one... I really, REALLY could have done without that. When did the Farrelly Brothers forget how to be funny?

If you think that's bad, check out the easter egg under deleted scenes (when viewing the deleted scenes list hit the right arrow, then select the jellyfish). Thankfully there are no pictures of the described event.

I too was surprised at the modified for content message. I never saw it in the theater, but it didn't look like they had censored anything.

The theatrical release had two clips play during/after the credits -- the home video release lops off one of them (set when Eddie was in camp as a kid). That may be the only difference.

Jeez, could someone post a hidden spoiler describing the scene with the "hair"? Now you've got me curious, though I have no interest in seeing the film.

Did they edit Ben Stiller out of it? No? Okay, no deal then...

Man, I'm with you on that one... I really, REALLY could have done without that. When did the Farrelly Brothers forget how to be funny?

Pretty much when they thought making a movie with Greg Kinnear and Matt Damon as conjoined twins would be hilarious.

any updates yet?

any updates yet?About what was edited? Scroll a few posts up.

The theatrical release had two clips play during/after the credits -- the home video release lops off one of them (set when Eddie was in camp as a kid). That may be the only difference.

Crap, just sent it back to netflix and I didn't watch all the end credits. Doh! Oh well.

Mike

The theatrical release had two clips play during/after the credits -- the home video release lops off one of them (set when Eddie was in camp as a kid). That may be the only difference.

That was the funniest scene of the movie, so that's upsetting to hear.