Showing posts with label Deleted Scenes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deleted Scenes. Show all posts

Sunday, November 17, 2013

This NEWHART-style BREAKING BAD Alternate Ending Throws It All Back To MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE


So what if Bryan Cranston's Hal from Malcolm In The Middle wakes up terrified in the the middle of the night after having dreamt the entire Walter White saga? That's what you get in this wacky
"alternate ending" to Breaking Bad.

Cheers to Cranston and his Malcolm wife Jane Kaczmarek for reprising their roles as Hal and Lois from the hit Fox sitcom while paying tribute to one of the most enduring series finale stunts in television history pulled off by Newhart.



SOURCE: i09



Tuesday, August 13, 2013

The Mandarin Is Featured In This 'Iron Man 3' Deleted Scene


Check out this deleted scene from the bonus extras on the Iron Man 3 Blu-ray, which features Sir Ben Kingsley's The Mandarin shortly before he delivers one of his messages of cyber terrorism to the world.



Iron Man 3 is set to hit DVD, Blu-ray and 3D Blu-ray on September 24th.

SOURCE: USA Today, Collider

Monday, August 20, 2012

'Avengers' Deleted Scene Features Post Hulk-Out Bruce Banner

Check out this deleted scene from the upcoming home video release of The Avengers. Actually its the clipped tail end of the scene following Bruce Banner's fall as the Hulk from the SHIELD Hellicarrier and meets a security guard played by the late Harry Dean Stanton, who provides the anger issue plagued scientist some clothes, and poses a deep question of identity to him. “Are you a big guy that gets all little, or a little guy that sometimes blows up large?”

While the 56 second clip, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly, does not reveal any major plot deletions, it does provide a snippet of the many chatty, but nonetheless poignant, moments director/screenwriter Joss Whedon had to excise from the final cut to keep the film moving along and from running a too generous three and a half hours or so.



This is merely one of the extras we can look forward seeing on the Blu-ray / DVD release of the $1.4 billion grossing film, which hits shelves on September 25th.