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What Is the Hour of Extra Footage Too Intense for Theaters” on the Happening DVD?

(Please be specific.) I think they’re deleted scenes. I know I saw in a commercial advertising the DVD someone shoving a violin bow down their throat. Are the extra scenes good? Is it worth buying for someone who found the movie to be ok?


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3 Responses to “What Is the Hour of Extra Footage Too Intense for Theaters” on the Happening DVD?”

  • seldom seen kid.:
    June 5, 2010 at 2:57 pm

    Mark Wahlberg looking anguished.

    and that’s about it.

  • Morgan R:
    June 5, 2010 at 3:50 pm

    Well if you liked the movie enough to buy it, then all the extra features should be extra cherries on top. It’s probably more suicide scenes that they had to cut out.

  • Film Jedi:
    June 5, 2010 at 4:48 pm

    That whole “too intense for theaters” thing is just a marketing ploy. It makes it sound like the DVD has all this extra, shocking material. But let’s face it – if that stuff was any good, they’d have included it in the theatrical cut of the film.

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