" Maybe this one can use a sword."Īs Ghost hits the Viking more blood was added in the Unrated version.Īfter the Viking lost his eye and he turns away screamingly, minimal more blood is seen. The sentence of the Viking in Scandinavian language is shorter in the Unrated version than in the theatrical version. In the Unrated version there is a scene were you can see wolves eating the guts of the dead Indians in close-up view. In other respects the scene is identical to the theatrical version.Īfter the battle: The Vikings are gone. In other respects the scene is identical to the theatrical version.Īs the head is hit with the morning star more blood was added in the Unrated version again.Ī Viking beats up an Indian, who is lying on the ground. In other respects the scene is identical in both versions.Īs the Viking stabs the sword into the belly a little bit more blood is splattering. In the theatrical version in contrast no blood is seen.Ī Viking smacks the axe in his victim's back. As the head is hit a big fountain of blood is splattering. But here he additionally says that he would find his own way. In the theatrical version Ghost stands up and walks away. Blackwing, who also loves her, asks him discontented wheter he's also the opinion that she is beautiful.ĭuring the ceremony of the Indians the chief says that he would have to earn his membership of the tribe firstly and that he would have to face the demons of his past. In other respects the scene is identical.Īs the young Ghost gets a beating by his father because he doesn't want to kill Indians he has a vision of the gray horse. In the Unrated version clearly more blood is splattering than in the theatrical version. In the Unrated version CGI-blood was added at several parts.Īlso in the dream sequence: The Indian gets beheaded.
In the nightmare of the young Ghost the Indians are slaughtered by the Vikings. In the background you can see a gray horse rearing up. The camera pans over the viking's ship a little bit longer. 27 sec.)Īnnotation: The pictures were partly brightened up strongly, because according to the predominant darkness otherwise nothing could have been seen in the movie. As the scenes are however identical to the theatrical version and only more blood can be seen, these scenes are not counted as cuts.īut there are 23 new or longer plot scenes with a total currency of 567 seconds ( 9 min. There is more or new added blood in 32 scenes. The US-DVD: 20th Century Fox (Unrated Edition) (R-Rated) has been compared to the US-DVD: 20th Century Fox (Unrated Edition) (Unrated). The Unrated version bears its name rightly and should be favored over the theatrical version by any means. Also the new integrated plot scenes round off the story. Surely this is the easiest way of making a movie more violent, but the effects fit in the movie seamlessly. In almost every fighting scene more blood was added using computer tricks. But it all falls into place: The harmonious pictures, the dire atmosphere and the quite high level of violence make Pathfinder an exciting piece of celluloid.Īlthough the theatrical version is already quite violent, the unrated version caps it all off. Nontheless a feature-length movie is something different than a 3-minute clip. It's known from his music clip times that he is capable of producing great pictures and camera shots. With a mixture of Conan the Barbarian and Apocalypto, Nispel managed to produce a special kind of dire adventure movie. However, both movies don't have much in common except of the basic story. The remake of the Norwegian thriller of 1987. Markus Nispel, who called attention to himself with music clips at the beginning of his career and delivered a respectable blockbuster with the remake of Tobe Hooper's Texas Chainsaw Massacre, dabbled in something different with this movie. Now Ghost, the name of the hero, has to decide whether he helps the people, who became his family, or if he returns to his roots. Vikings come to the land, murdering and plundering everything in their way.
But after 15 years the past catches up with him. He is found and raised by an indian tribe.
The last survivor on board is a little boy. An abandoned ship drifts to the North-American coast.
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