Jennifer's Body (Comparison: Theatrical Version - Unrated) (2024)

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Release: Dec 30, 2009 - Author: Muck47 - Translator: Gladion - external link: IMDB

The Theatrical version (Rated R) has been compared to the Unrated / Extended version (both found on the US-DVD by 20th Century Fox)

Theatrical Version: 102:16 min with credits in NTSC
Unrated: 107:23 min with credits in NTSC

- 66 altered parts, including
* 29x alternative footage
* 11 edits
* 6 parts that are longer in the theatrical version

- Difference: 307 sec (= 5:07 min)

The film

The concept seemed perfect: Megan Fox lures in the male audience, and the slang-term drenched dialogues originate from a screenplay written by Diablo Cody, who became famous with Juno and emphasized earlier that gal power is a big deal this time again. Crush boy Adam Brody was on board as well, and the whole thing was produced by Jason Reitman, who already knew Cody because of Juno.
The film is about the friendship between sexy cheerleader Jennifer (Megan Fox) and reluctant nerd Needy (Amanda Seyfried), which begins to totter after the gig of a mysterious Indie-Rockband (lead by Brody who Jennifer is hitting on). The next morning, namely, Jennifer appears blood-splattered in Needy's apartment and seems to have literally turned into a man-eating vamp.

The advertisem*nt campaign therefore concentrated on Ms. Fox' charms. The expected success was absent, though, the movie merely grossed the production costs with an outcome of 16 million dollars in the States. But of course, it couldn't be resisted to take the craving boys' fancy, which leads us to the reason for this report.

The versions

That's because a cropped Megan Fox is looking at any interested person on DVD and Blu-Ray (US-Release: 12.29.2009), on her body is the well-known Unrated-label, written in blood. Ah, probably more sex or at least nudity and gore - you might think so...

Think again, not a single extension was made in any of the in any way censorship-suspect scenes. So much beforehand, but still, you should not label the new version a rip-off. On the contrary - as the almost 70 alterations make you expect, this film was redone with care. It's actually a real shame that the unrated-label, which makes anybody cherish false hopes, but surely is promotionally effective, imperatively had to be used. The term Extended Director's Cut, which director Karyn Kusama uses in the audio commentary (the theatrical version has one over the entire length of the movie, the unrated-version only has the option to turn it on at the altered scenes), surely fits better.

Even though many single changes seem small and petty, this version definetly emphasizes Needy's viewpoint much better. Especially in the opening scene, this is noticeable. The unrated cut shows the tracking shot later and starts with Needy in the asylum - just as in Diablo Cody's master. During the fire breaking out as the band perform their gig, the unrated version deviates frequently and leaves the option of everything just happening in Needy's head through numerous shots of her. The finale was edited pretty drastically, and there are a few little extensions here. Before that, the unrated cut features more or less emotional moments with the victim's relatives. Whether this makes the movie more interesting, is, of course, up to the viewer.

Runtime designations are ordered in the following way:
Theatrical Cut in NTSC / Unrated in NTSC

Edit
00:25-01:43 / 00:25 resp 04:07-05:30

The unrated version immediately starts off with Needy, whereas the TC starts with the tracking shot to Jennifer's home. This scene was reimplemented later in the unrated cut (between the shot of the waterfall and the one of Jennifer's photograph) - but with two changes.

00:41 / 04:24-04:31

Another tracking shot to the house and the aerobic-session on TV in close-ups.

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Alternate footage

01:29-01:43 / 05:19-05:30

Completely different course at the end of the scene.

The

Theatrical Cut

shows Jennifer on the bed, looking to the window. This is shown once more, Needy has disappeared now. Jennifer convolves on the bed again, and you hear Needy's commentary: "Hell is a teenage girl."

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The

Unrated cut

now shows a closer view of Needy at the window and then much more exhausted looking Jennifer on the bed. Needy annotates: "Jennifer didn't always look this rough."

(Then, this version features the photograph of her as a cheerleader, which works pretty good as a contrast)

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Unrated 4.5 sec longer

Sound change
01:58-02:13 / 00:40-01:00

The first voice-overs of Needy differ - at "I'm kinda the sh*t" both soundtracks are the same again after the following words.

Theatrical Cut: "I guess, I'm not exactly perfect myself. But at least I have my fans. I mean, I get letters every day. Mostly from perverts and chesters, but still..."

Unrated: "Every day I get letters. I think I get more letters than Santa Claus, Zac Efron and Dr. Phil combined."

Screenshots for Classification

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Alternate footage
03:45-03:46 / 02:27-02:28

The TC keeps showing Needy all the time as she says "I recommend you shut the f*ck up!", whereas the unrated version shortly shows the nurse she just hit.

no time difference

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Alternate footage
13:39 / 13:43

In the unrated cut, Dirk is shown slightly longer, the TC shows the following shot earlier in return.

TC 0.4 sec longer

Theatrical CutUnrated

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Alternate footage
13:45-13:46 / 13:49-13:50

The TC shows Needy approaching the two, the Unrated shows Dirk pettily longer (not picturized) then the following shot of Nikolai much earlier.

Unrated 0.1 sec longer

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Edit
13:47 / 13:51-13:57

The unrated version shows Nikolai longer, and after the reimplemented take of approaching Needy, Dirk remarks something.
"Fine. Okay? You know, I'm not just your bassist. I'm a person with feelings who happens to play the bass..."

5,8 sec

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Alternate footage
13:49 / 13:59-14:02

In the TC only Needy 0.2 sec longer (not picturized).

In the unrated version, the discussion between Nikolai and Dirk continues;
Dirk: "I'd like a little respect around here."
Nikolai: "Look, I didn't know you had feelings. Hey."

The following shot of him starts earlier than in the TC, too (the latter one starts as he turns back).

Unrated 3.2 sec longer

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14:15 / 14:28

View of Jennifer 4 negligible frames longer.

0.2 sec

16:09 / 16:23-16:24

Nikolai is shown a little longer, and the the following take of Needy and Jennifer starts much earlier, too.

1.5 sec

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16:13 / 16:28-16:29

The two are shown a little longer (before the close-up of their hands).

0,8 sec

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16:16 / 16:32-16:33

The hands slightly longer and the following take earlier in the unrated version.

1.7 sec

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Alternate footage
16:19-16:20 / 16:36-16:38

Now, in the

Theatrical Cut

the two slightly longer, then a view of Nikolai.

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The

unrated version

offers a slightly longer shot of Needy looking to the side.

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Unrated 0.8 sec longer

Alternative footage
16:21-16:28 / 16:39-16:41

The

unrated version

shows Needy again.

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The

theatrical cut

first shows the fire longer, then Nikolai again. Then the camera moves toward Jennifer and another short view of Nikolai.

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TC 5.4 sec longer

Alternative footage
16:30-16:40 / 16:43-16:49

The

Theatrical version

moves up the wall slightly longer and between two shots of Nikolai, the fire which is crawling up the wall. Finally another view of fascinated Jennifer.

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The

Unrated cut

on the other hand shows Needy several times, watching the fire crawling up the walls (in different shots).

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TC 3.9 sec longer

Alternate footage
16:41 / 16:50-16:51

After an identical take of the burning joist, you see it in the TC a few frames longer (not picturized), whereas the unrated shows Needy another time and the following shot starts earlier.

Unrated 1.2 sec longer

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Alternate footage
16:42-16:43 / 16:52-17:06

The shot is slightly longer in the

unrated cut

, then Needy again as well as further takes of fire spreading and a longer shot of the Barkeeper.

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The

Theatrical Version

only shows the barkeeper, but another, shorter part of the take.

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Unrated 12.4 sec longer

16:45 / 17:08-17:13

The fire on the table a little longer, then Needy in the crowd and the drummer.

5 sec

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Alternate footage / edit
16:46-16:54 / 17:14-17:18

In the

Theatrical Cut

Nikolai and Dirk on stage are shown a little longer, then a similar, though for continuity reasons mirror-inverted, shot of Needy in the crowd. The band again (Nikolai is grinning), then Needy and an explosion - afore-said last shot is later in the unrated cut, see next change.

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The

unrated version

only shows vacant Jennifer and a close-up of Needy's eyes including reflection in her glasses (the latter one can be seen in the TC later as well).

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TC 4 sec longer

Alternate footage / edit
16:55-16:59 / 17:19-17:34

After two identical takes the versions differ again - three variances (additional footage in the unrated version before and after the shots that are contained there, too) are being summarized here.

Theatrical Cut:

A woman is being pressed on the ground and cannot get up any more, in between a short close-up of Needy's eyes. Finally a close take of a burning bar visitor.

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Unrated cut:

Except the earlier shown close-up of Needy's eyes, the same takes from the TC are contained in the unrated version, but there are several other view of Needy as well as the panic inside the bar in between.
A couple in the middle of the room, the man holds the woman in his arms, while chairs are being thrown around him. This scene is features in the TC shortly after, but without edit to Needy (see next change).
Lastly also the explosion, shown earlier in the TC.

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Unrated 11.4 sec longer

Alternate footage
17:02-17:05 / 17:37-17:39

Here, now also in the TC, man and woman in the middle of the flames (not picturized again).

The unrated cut shows only one other take, depicting parts of the bar collapsing and people running around frantically.

TC 0.7 sec longer

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17:07 / 17:41-17:43

The unrated version shows Needy's eyes again and another view of the fire.

2.1 sec

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Alternate footage
18:26-18:31 / 19:02-19:11

Slightly different process as Jennifer gets in Nikolai's van. The boldly marked words by Needy are only heard in the unrated version, therefore different takes have been used.
"Let's just get out of here! Let's go to L.O.O. and get some Northwoods Nachos with extra badger sauce. Please? I'm starving."

Theatrical Cut:

Again, Jennifer before the car, then Needy again and finally a close-up of Jennifer.

Unrated cut:

Showing longer Needy, then Jennifer before the car (the same take has been used, the two changes before and after were only summarized for clarity reasons), another take of Needy and then again Jennifer, further away from the car.

Unrated 4.3 sec longer

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Alternate footage
18:43 / 19:23

Nikolai closing the car door is shown about half a second longer in the TC, only in the moment of the explosion in the background, the take of Needy takes place.
The unrated cut though shows her earlier for the respective number of frames.

no time difference

Theatrical cutUnrated

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Only theatrical cut
19:24-19:32 / 20:05

In the TC, you see the van drive into the darkness again.

+ 7.5 sec

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34:16 / 34:49-34:53

In the unrated cut, Mr. Wroblewski is seen a little longer after Jonas' voice-over scream: He locks the car door and walks forwards.

3.6 sec

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Only theatrical cut
36:07 / 36:44

Needy is shown a little longer in the TC.
Also, in the unrated version, the guitar-sound starts, which begins in the TC only during the next take after the woman's "No!"

+ 0.7 sec

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36:17 / 36:53-36:55

In the unrated cut, Jonas is being carried away on the stretcher a little longer.

1.7 sec

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Alternate footage
36:21-36:25 / 36:59-37:27

The

theatrical cut

only shows a view from above.

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The

unrated cut

features the mother slightly longer, then the policewoman approaches and says "We will get the man who did this to your son. Hear me."
Now the father threatens the culprit, lastly also during a similar view from above (a lter part of the take, as you can tell by the children on the left side);
"I'll kill him myself. I will. Do you hear me, you bastard? I'll cut off your nut sack and nail it to my door like one of those lion door knockers rich folks got! That will be your balls!"

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Unrated 23.7 sec longer

Alternate footage
36:43-36:44 / 37:45

The TC shows Jennifer's frontal view about half a second longer, the unrated cut shows the view from above correspondingly sooner.

no time difference

Theatrical cutUnrated

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39:30 / 40:31-40:33

The unrated now shows a strange shot of a woman watching the talk between Needy and Niedermeyer, in addition you hear insects in the air.

The director names this extension as an example for the phrasing "letting the freak flag high a little bit higher", which was used when the extended version was first announced.

1.8 sec

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44:57 / 46:00-46:05

The unrated cut interrupts the view on Jennifer and Needy with a slow-motion shot of walking away Colin.

According to audio commentary, the next victim was supposed to be brought closer to the audience and made sympathetic by this.

4.6 sec

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Alternate footage
57:26-57:39 / 58:34-58:57

Another nightmare of Needy.

The theatrical cut fades to white earlier from Needy and then shows two dark scenes with mutated Jennifer (with a blood-splattered mouth on the street and in Needy's apartment, she asks "Are you scared?").

The unrated version first shows her about seven seconds longer, also she remembers a positive, but just as surrealistic seeming moment. In slow-motion, you see Needy cheer still healthy and cheerleading Jennifer.

Unrated 10.2 sec longer

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Annotation: Due to the darker color scheme of the TC, the colors differ in the next, in both versions contained, shot.

Theatrical cutUnrated

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Alternate footage
59:25-59:26 / 60:43-60:45

In the TC, Needy bows down to Jennifer in the same shot, the unrated cut shows this in an additional and slightly longer sideway shot.

Unrated 1.1 sec longer

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Alternate footage
64:08-64:09 / 65:27-65:31

The TC shows only a shot of whining Jennifer.

The unrated version shows Jennifer proposing another alternate source of income (the first words can be heard as a voiceover during the previous shot):
"Why don't you just get a publicist? We can make T-shirts. I could be a part of your street scene. Please."
Nikolai (voiceover): "Sorry. No can do."

Unrated 2,8 sec longer

Theatrical cutUnrated

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Alternate footage
69:32-69:37 / 70:54-72:30

The

theatrical cut

switches earlier from a long shot to a shot of Needy.

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The

unrated version

, though shows Colin Gray's burial much longer. His emo-friends make some commentary at the grave, then the mother, pretty amusingly, explains them who really has to suffer right now.

A boy sobs: "Colin! Take me with you! I belong down there...in the darkness!"
The girl next to him calms him: "No, Kevin. Those are just his earthly remains. He's among the dark angels of the realm now. Fly, Colin. Fly into the firmament."
They cry and Kevin says: "Colin wouldn't like this."
The mother, who was already earlier looking sceptically barges in: "You think so? Yeah, you're right. I'm pretty sure my son wouldn't have liked being eaten by a f*cking cannibal...and buried before his 18th birthday. Wow. You must have known him so well."
She sits up, her husband tries to withhold her for a short time: "Jill..." She continues: "By the time they found Colin in that godforsaken house, he looked like lasagna with teeth. I'd know. I had to identify the remains. My boy is not in the realm of the undead. He is not flying around in the firmament on magical wings of flame. He's in an overpriced rosewood box that's headed six feet downtown. So you can take your pain and you can shove it up your asses, kids. I got the monopoly on pain."

According to AC, the point was mostly to deepen the murder's effects to the relatives, but especially to observing Needy.

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Unrated 91 sec longer

Alternate footage
69:43-69:49 / 72:36-72:45

Alternate shots of Needy.
The one in the TC is slightly longer, but in return the unrated cut shows the following shot of the school much earlier.

Unrated 3 sec longer

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Alternatives Bildmaterial
76:28-76:29 / 79:24-79:38

The

theatrical version

shows the school about half a second longer from outside.

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In the

unrated cut

, though, you see the two emo-kids inside walking through the room earlier.
The girl from the funeral makes balloons burst with a needle and connotates: "This is my heart. My soul. Everything I once believed in."
Her friend says: "Your abortion. Your other abortion."
With an angry look on her face she answers: "I hate your guts, Madison."

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Unrated 12,9 sec longer

76:42 / 79:51-79:52

Needy meaningless 0.2 sec earlier, then the shot of the emo-kids slightly earlier.

1.4 sec

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The following several edits are due to the director wanting to fit the moment in which Jennifer kisses Chip better with the music in the school. The two's respective scenes were therefore often used earlier a little.

Edit
77:31 bzw 77:37-78:06 / 80:41-81:15

Before Mr. Wroblewski welcomes the pupils, the unrated cut shows Chip walking around outside, being surprised by Jennifer - this scene is featured in the TC only shortly after in a cut form after Mr. Wrobewski's words and a take of Needy.

78:06 / 81:10-81:15

The last shots are only contained in the unrated (after Jennifer confronts Chip with Needy):

Chip: "Yeah, she..."
Jennifer: "I mean, are you worried? Because I am super stressed about her."

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Unrated 4.8 sec

Only theatrical cut
77:34-77:37 / 81:18

Before said scene was reimplemented, the TC offers an additional shot showing Needy look down.

+ 3.1 sec

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Edit
78:06-78:17 / 81:18 bzw 81:48-81:58

After the scene was shown in the TC, it starts earlier there resp. the following part of Mr. Wroblewski's speech is missing in the unrated for now (was reimplemented half a minute later):
"I hope everybody had enough opportunity to consume some of the Pecan Sandies and Cran-Grape that was so generously donated by the Parents Club. But the real treat is yet to come."

(The last line is heard in the TC during the take of Needy, which is shown in the unrated version again - there, these words are to be heard later during additional shots)

no time difference (both 10,6 sec)

Only theatrical cut
78:20 / 81:21

Needy in the TC a few petty frames longer.

+ 0.2 sec

79:09 / 82:20-82:28

After Chip's first shock, Jennifer continues in the TC, the unrated goes back to Needy inside. Here, Mr. Wroblweski's words from earlier:
"But the real treat is yet to come. We have some special guests this evening."

8 sec

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79:54 / 83:13

In the TC, the audience about half a second longer, the unrated version, in return, shows the stage earlier.

no time difference

Theatrical cutUnrated

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Only theatrical version
79:55-79:57 / 83:14

The TC now moves away from the stage much longer.

+ 2 sec

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80:02 / 83:19-83:26

After Jennifer's and Chip's first kiss, now the unrated features a tracking shot away from the band, but a later part of the shot than the two additional seconds from the TC just before. Also, Jennifer and Chip again.

6.6 sec

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Alternate footage
80:29-80:32 / 83:53-83:57

The

Theatrical cut

now shows thinking Needy in the audience.

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The

unrated version

, on the other hand, shows Nikolai slightly longer and in another shot, also the following shot of Needy and Chip earlier.

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Unrated 0.4 sec longer

Alternate footage / edit
80:47-80:52 / 84:12-84:23

The unrated cut shows Jennifer once more, bowing down to kiss Chip again - is being reimplemented a little later, therefore not picturized here.
Then inside a first shot of Needy in the audience (another one than earlier in the TC), only this was illustrated.

The TC shows Nikolai much earlier, on the other hand.

Unrated 6.2 sec longer

Theatrical cutUnrated

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80:55-81:10 / 84:26

The camera moves toward Needy in the TC, then the scene showing Jennifer kiss Chip another time is shown (seen earlier and in one piece in the unrated version).
Then Needy from close-up again.

+ 14.6 sec

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81:14 / 84:30-84:45

Who would've guessed: The two shots of Needy were reimplemented here after more kisses by Jennifer, but this time in one piece as a tracking shot toward her (not picturized again).

Then, unrated-exclusively, you see Nikolai singing and Jennifer and Chip sitting outside, the latter one asking "Can we go somewhere else?"

15,5 sec

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Alternate footage
81:17 / 84:48

If you can't think of anything better: In the TC Nikolai 0.2 sec earlier, in the unrated version the spot Needy stood on just before.

no time difference

Theatrical cutUnrated

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81:47 / 85:18-85:54

In the unrated cut, Nikolai a few petty frames longer, then Needy drops by Chip's parents to ask about him.

She rushes to the door, Chip's little sister opens at first: "Hi, Camille. Hey! Is Chipper home?"
The mother appears: "Needy, is something wrong?"
Needy: "Where's Chip?"
Mother: "He left for the dance at least 20 minutes ago."
Needy: "He walked?"
Mother: "It's only five blocks. My God, your hair is..."
Needy: "Which way did he go?"
Mother: "He usually cuts across the park."
As Needy turns directly, the mother says to her daughter, who has unfavorably sat down with her skirt: "Camille, sit like a lady! No one wants to see your kiki!"
She turns to the empty door; "Why don't you try...Anita?"

35,2 sec

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84:21 / 88:28-88:32

After Jennifer has bit, the shot of Needy starts earlier in the unrated cut. She prays before she intervenes.
"St. Jude, patron saint of hopeless causes, please give me the power to crush this bitch."

4.2 sec

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89:12 / 93:23-94:21

In the unrated cut, you see Needy lying thoughtfully and tired in her bed after Chip's death. After edits to photos with Chip and Jennifer she laces her shoes, puts on gloves and zips her top after a while.

57,6 sec

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91:20-91:22 / 96:29 bzw 96:32-96:34

The TC cuts to Needy once more as well as Jennifer, before the "BFF"-necklace is flying through the air - the unrated cut shows this a few seconds later.

no time difference ( both + 2.3 sec )

Only theatrical cut
91:25-91:30 / 96:32

The unrated cut misses the flash backs to Jennifer and Needy in the sand box in return.

+ 5.2 sec

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Alternate footage
91:48-91:49 / 96:50-96:56

The

theatrical cut

shows Needy a little longer.

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In the

unrated version

the necklace on the ground again, then the view of Jennifer starts a little earlier.

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Unrated 4.4 sec longer

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FAQs

Is the unrated version of Jennifer's Body better? ›

The Unrated, Extended cut emphasizes Needy's point of view more and better. This is especially noticeable in the opening scene, which starts with Needy in the asylum, rather than Jennifer in bed.

What does the unrated version of Jennifer's Body have? ›

The unrated cut shows only one other take, depicting parts of the bar collapsing and people running around frantically. The unrated version shows Needy's eyes again and another view of the fire. Slightly different process as Jennifer gets in Nikolai's van.

What is different about the unrated version of Taken? ›

For its DVD release, "Taken" is offered in two forms: an "Unrated Cut" (93:18), and the "Theatrical Version" (90:48). The difference between the two cuts is hardly drastic, with the Unrated Cut restoring the violence that would've jeopardized the softer American rating.

Why did Jennifer's Body fail? ›

As a Vox article outlined, "When Jennifer's Body premiered, it was viewed as a sex romp for straight teen boys, and as such, it was a failure." This mis-marketing took advantage of the perfect recipe for a cheesy and sleazy comedy and seemed to shield viewers from the true essence of the story.

What's better rated or unrated? ›

“Unrated” versions contain deleted scenes that might have earned them a stricter rating if submitted to the MPAA. 2. The theatrical version is for the general public, while the “Unrated” version is for older and more mature viewers.

Is unrated worse than rated? ›

R applies to movies that have strong language, sex, and violence, by accordance of the MPAA. Unrated is a cut extended with raunchier content that was not been seen by the MPAA. This usually applies to R Rated movies.

Is Jennifer's Body lgbtq? ›

Throughout the film, despite their differing opinions on morality, Jennifer and Anita are both implied to be queer women and share moments of eroticism.

Can a 13 year old watch Jennifer's Body? ›

Why is Jennifer's Body rated R? Jennifer's Body is rated R by the MPAA for sexuality, bloody violence, language and brief drug use. Violence: - Frequent and prolonged portrayals of graphic violence, including impalement, mutilation and burning.

Is Jennifer's Body a feminist movie? ›

Simply by having women at the helm, it is uniquely poised to provide commentary on the genre itself and its portrayal of women. In Jennifer's Body we see different types of feminism throughout the film, particularly the “lipstick feminism” involved in building up Jennifer's character as an alluring sexual being.

What is the difference between in the cut theatrical and unrated? ›

The U.S. unrated DVD edition has almost a minute of footage not seen in theaters. It contains: 30 extra seconds of the early scene in the basem*nt of the Red Turtle. An intimate scene involving Meg Ryan and Mark Ruffalo lasts about 20 seconds longer.

Is unrated and not rated the same thing? ›

If a film has not been submitted for a rating or is an uncut version of a film that was submitted, the labels Not Rated (NR) or Unrated (UR) are often used.

What does unrated edition mean? ›

an unrated movie has not been given a rating (= a letter or number that shows which groups of people it is suitable for), usually because it contains a high level of sex and/or violence. The Blu-ray contains the unrated version and the PG-13 cut shown in movie theaters.

Was Jennifer not a virgin in Jennifer's Body? ›

Unbeknownst to the band, Jennifer was not a virgin. Instead of dying, she turned into a demon and gained superhuman abilities, speed, seduction, beauty and immortality. There was one catch, as she would forever feast on human (particularly young male) flesh to maintain her eternal youth or else she would decay and die.

Did Jennifer have a crush on needy? ›

Unfortunately, these attitudes are not a thing of the past. Written by a feminist, Diablo Cody, and directed by Karyn Kusama, Jennifer's Body has strong bisexual undertones with the romantic attraction between the two main female characters, Jennifer Check (Megan Fox) and Anita “Needy” Lesnicki (Amanda Seyfried).

Why does Jennifer eat boys in Jennifer's Body? ›

Unbeknownst to the band, their target virgin, Jennifer, is not quite a virgin, and she refuses to die in peace. Instead, she is turned into a succubus with an appetite for (mostly) boys. From this point on, she eats a variety of men to sustain herself, often choosing her prey based on their proximity to Needy.

Can anyone go to an unrated movie? ›

Technically they can go to any movie - the rating board, and rating system is completely voluntary. There are no laws. Films don't HAVE to be rated by the MPAA at all.

Can theaters show Unrated movies? ›

Since the entire rating system is voluntary, a film does not have to be submitted to the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) for a rating, and can be shown in theaters if the theater management wishes.

What is the Unrated version of Fifty Shades Darker? ›

The unrated version includes more sex and nudity and also alternate, more explicit takes, with 2 extended sex scenes plus 1 additional one, wherein the couple engage in sex after a game of billiards. It also has two scenes with Jennifer Ehle as Carla, Dakota Johnson/Anastasia's mother.

What is the most inappropriate movie rating? ›

Rated PG: Parental guidance suggested – Some material may not be suitable for children. Rated PG-13: Parents strongly cautioned – Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Rated R: Restricted – Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. Rated X: No one under 17 admitted.

Can you get banned in unrated? ›

How long is ban for leaving unrated? You can get banned for leaving matches, for exiting matchs. If you exit death match or spike rush then it's alright, but if you exit a Competitive match or unrated you will suffer from a long term ban.

Do Needy and jennifer kiss? ›

However, things get even weirder when they “make out” with each other. As I see it, the kiss was not of a romantic nature. Also, it's a lustful kiss that doesn't come from a place of desire. So what is the meaning behind the kiss? Jennifer kissed Needy as a power tactic to manipulate the latter.

Why is Jennifer's Body so popular? ›

Among queer women, the film is especially popular because of its queer subtext being adopted by the queer community. Not only this, but “Jennifer's Body” was one of the only big movies of 2009 to have an on-screen kiss between two women.

Who turned Jennifer in Jennifer's Body? ›

However, although the sacrifice and greedy exchange were a success, Jennifer was not a virgin, and when the lead singer Nikolai (Adam Brody) murdered her, a demonic spirit took over her body. It is revealed then that Jennifer knew she needed human flesh and blood to survive.

Is Jennifer's Body family friendly? ›

Parents need to know that while teens will be clamoring to see this darkly funny horror movie -- which stars Transformers' Megan Fox and was written by Juno's Diablo Cody -- it's full of gory demonic violence, sex (including partial nudity, same-sex kissing, and a pervasive tone of sex as a game, a competition,…

What is R-rated movie? ›

An R-rated motion picture, in the view of the board, contains some adult material. The film may include adult themes, adult activity, hard language, intense or persistent violence, sexually oriented nudity, drug abuse or other elements, so that parents are counseled to take this rating very seriously.

What age is rated R? ›

R: RESTRICTED. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.

What is the female gaze in Jennifer's Body? ›

The female gaze seeks to provoke empathy for its subject. With it in effect, we see female characters not just as objects of desire but agents of their own will navigating within the story. Jennifer's Body wants us to know that our monster was human-made and is in many ways still human herself.

Is there a deeper meaning to Jennifer's Body? ›

Revival of Jennifer's Body as a Cult Feminist Horror Comedy

Feminist film theory explain that in the male subconscious, female power is inversely proportional to male power, therefore they cannot coexist because of the fear of emasculation. The more power a woman gains, the more she is dehumanized — and then punished.

Why did Jennifer fall when needy took off her necklace? ›

By tearing off that very necklace, Jennifer appeared to have lost her power and fall to the bed, giving Needy ample time to stab her through the heart. The point of the necklace-tearing scene was to symbolize how, all this time, Needy herself was Jennifer's heart and was could be rendered weak without her.

Why would a movie be unrated? ›

Content is assumed to be unrated if no rating is provided. For example, if there is no MPAA rating included in a ratings set, the content is assumed to be unrated by the MPAA.

What does unrated mean in fifty shades of GREY? ›

Among the many promises the Blu-ray disc brings is an unrated version of the original film, which adds an extra three minutes and 16 seconds to the runtime.

What's the difference between the theatrical version and regular version? ›

The Theatrical Cut is the version of the film that was shown at cinemas. The Director's Cut is the version edited by the Director, usually for additional home media releases. An Extended Cut is usually any version of the film which is longer than the theatrical cut (though in very rare cases, its shorter).

Can a 17 year old take a 16 year old to an R movie? ›

AMC Requires Adult Supervision For Guests Under 17 in R-Rated Movies. AMC policies specific to R-Rated titles include children under 6 are not allowed at R-Rated movies after 6pm at any theatre. Guests under 17 must be accompanied by a guardian who is 21 or older.

Is ma rating worse than r? ›

R is merely the second extreme rating for television, whereas TV-MA is the most extreme. TV-MA is worse than R because it contains both R and NC-17-rated material. R is OK for viewers under 17 as long as they're accompanied by an adult, but TV-MA is never appropriate for viewers under 18.

Is there a rating worse than R? ›

MPAA has five rating categories

The new ratings system began with four categories: G (general audiences), M (mature audiences, changed in 1969 to PG, parental guidance suggested), R (restricted, no children under 17 allowed without parents or adult guardians), and X (no one under 17 admitted).

How long does Unrated usually last? ›

Each game in Unrated lasts about 30-40 minutes on average, with each round length usually spanning about 2 minutes. To get a clearer idea about round times, here are some figures that'll help you out: Round Total Time: 1 minute 40 seconds.

What movies are Unrated? ›

Does Unrated determine your rank? ›

Even after the competitive ladder is unlocked, your unrated matchmaking and match scores will not affect your competitive placement. Once these have been completed you will have access to the ranked mode.

Who did Jennifer lose her virginity to? ›

This results in Blair and Jenny scheming against each other, and Jenny eventually telling Gossip Girl that she lost her virginity to Chuck, not Damien Dalgaard.

What's the difference between Jennifer's Body and the unrated version? ›

DVD and Blu-ray releases include an unrated extended cut, which is five minutes longer thanks to over 60 alterations. The Unrated, Extended cut emphasizes Needy's point of view more and better. This is especially noticeable in the opening scene, which starts with Needy in the asylum, rather than Jennifer in bed.

How much did Jennifer weigh in Jennifer's Body? ›

To prepare for her role as a possessed living-dead teenager, Megan Fox lost around 15 lbs, bringing her weight down to a near-frail 97 lbs, and stayed out of the sun for four months to keep her skin pale.

What happened to Needy after she killed jennifer? ›

Needy goes to Jennifer's home, enters through the window and attacks her with a box-cutter. Stabbing her in the heart, she kills her. Jennifer's mother (Carrie Genzel) comes in and finds Needy with the box-cutter on top of her daughter's body. Soon after, Needy is committed to an asylum.

Is Needy a Succubus? ›

Needy is only half Succubus, remaining "herself" but with the powers and enhanced beauty; there is no demon inside Needy that compels her to feed on people.

Were David and Jennifer in love? ›

Yet, many fans wanted to see the couple's relationship off the screen with speculation ever since. After 25 years, a bombshell sent Friends fans into a meltdown. During the reunion episode in May 2021, Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer finally admitted they had feelings for each other in real life.

Why is Jennifer's Body 18? ›

The MPA rated Jennifer's Body R for sexuality, bloody violence, language and brief drug use.

Why did Jennifer go after chip? ›

She goes after Chip because she's the kind of girl who would hurt her "best friend" precisely because she's not really a good friend. Under normal circ*mstances a girl like Jennifer would have sex with Chip, or steal him from Needy even though there are other boys that like her.

Why are Jennifer and Needy connected? ›

Jennifer and Needy have been best friends since childhood, despite having very little in common. One night, Jennifer takes Needy to a local dive bar to attend a concert by indie rock band Low Shoulder.

Why are there unrated versions of movies? ›

It means the producer didn't submit it to the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) for a rating. Movie ratings are often misunderstood. The process is entirely voluntary. You can still exhibit a movie that doesn't have a rating.

Is Jennifer's Body kid friendly? ›

Parents need to know that while teens will be clamoring to see this darkly funny horror movie -- which stars Transformers' Megan Fox and was written by Juno's Diablo Cody -- it's full of gory demonic violence, sex (including partial nudity, same-sex kissing, and a pervasive tone of sex as a game, a competition,…

Is there a Sequal to Jennifers Body? ›

Though there was a graphic novel tie-in, Jennifer's Body never got a sequel. That's likely because, as is the case with many horror films, it didn't exactly light the box office on fire at the time of its initial release.

Was Jennifer in love with needy? ›

Unfortunately, these attitudes are not a thing of the past. Written by a feminist, Diablo Cody, and directed by Karyn Kusama, Jennifer's Body has strong bisexual undertones with the romantic attraction between the two main female characters, Jennifer Check (Megan Fox) and Anita “Needy” Lesnicki (Amanda Seyfried).

What age is rated R for? ›

Rated G: General audiences – All ages admitted. Rated PG: Parental guidance suggested – Some material may not be suitable for [pre-teenagers (1972-1977)] / [children (1977-1984)]. Rated R: Restricted – Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. Rated X: No one under 17 admitted.

Can anyone watch an unrated movie? ›

Uncut/extended versions of films that are labeled "Unrated" also contain warnings saying that the uncut version of the film contains content that differs from the theatrical release and might not be suitable for minors.

Which is better Unrated or director's cut? ›

“Unrated” means the movie has yet to be given a rating by the MPAA. “Director's cut” means the film has been reedited by the director who may have been unhappy with the theatrical cut of a film, which is often shorter.

Do needy and jennifer kiss? ›

However, things get even weirder when they “make out” with each other. As I see it, the kiss was not of a romantic nature. Also, it's a lustful kiss that doesn't come from a place of desire. So what is the meaning behind the kiss? Jennifer kissed Needy as a power tactic to manipulate the latter.

What WTF is Jennifers Body about? ›

Starring Megan Fox, Amanda Seyfried, Johnny Simmons, J. K. Simmons, Amy Sedaris, and Adam Brody, the film follows a demonically possessed high school student who kills her male classmates and devours their flesh in order to survive, with her childhood friend striving to end her killing spree.

What demon is Jennifer in Jennifer's Body? ›

Jennifer Check was a popular high-schooler who was unwillingly sacrificed by the band Low Shoulder in a satanic ritual, resulting in becoming a succubus and her retaliating to feast on their flesh and blood, equipped with new supernatural abilities. She is portrayed by Megan Fox.

Is Jennifer's Body about a succubus? ›

A newly-possessed high-school cheerleader turns into a succubus who specializes in killing her male classmates.

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