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Join us for a musical adventure filled with brand-new versions of all-time Wiggly classics and beloved nursery rhymes that your toddlers will love. From 'Hot Potato' and 'Here Comes a Bear', to...
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- The Wiggles - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes
Oct 7, 2020 · Tracklist: 0:00 - 3:41 Main Title Theme 3:41 - 9:28 Blush Response was blocked in some countries. You can watch it here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/...
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- Films Full OST
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- The Director's Cut
- The Final Cut
Before Blade Runner was ever released, what is known as the workprint version of the film was what Ridley Scott was working on before changes were made. This version of the film was shown to test audiences in early 1982 and received a poor response from viewers. The workprint cut of Blade Runner includes a definition of replicants as "Synthetic hum...
In the lead up to Blade Runner's theatrical release, a not-yet-final cut of the film's theatrical version was shown in San Diego as a sneak peek in May of 1982. This limited access to the film is the only time this version of Blade Runnerwas seen by the public, although it is almost exactly the same as the eventual theatrical cut. Some of the added...
The theatrical cut of Blade Runner was the definitive version of the film for about a decade and consisted of many differences from what Scott would do with the film later on. This version of Blade Runner is best known for two significant changes, with the most obvious being a narration by Deckard. Scott originally had narration in the script for t...
Alongside the US theatrical cut of Blade Runner, a more violent version of the film was presented to international audiences. This cut included three additional scenes not shown stateside, such as when Roy Batty gives himself stigmata, but otherwise is identical to the US theatrical cut. Countries across Europe and Asia received this version of Bla...
In 1986, Blade Runner was altered again to meet broadcast restrictions so it could air in the US on CBS. This version of the film trims three minutes out as it toned down violence, profanity, and nudity. Not only was Blade Runner's R-rated content lightened, but the mystery of the film is also presented differently. A teaser would air before each s...
A full decade after the theatrical release of Blade Runner, the "Director's Cut"of the film was released. The decision to release this cut was prompted after Warner Bros. allowed the workprint cut to be screened in 1990 and 1991 and labeled it as Scott's director's cut. Scott made it known that this was not the case, though, and led to WB consultin...
Although Ridley Scott was consulted with the creation of the Director's Cut, 2007 is when he released the "Final Cut" of Blade Runner. This attempt was initially stalled due to legal troubles between Scott and WB, but those issues were solved in 2006 and allowed the director to finish his work with complete artistic freedom. As indicated by the tit...
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Welcome to the melodious universe of "The Wiggles Duets"! In this special compilation, The Wiggles join forces with some of your favorite artists to deliver ...
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- The Wiggles - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes
Oct 5, 2017 · Blade Runner is one of the most iconic soundtracks in film history, thanks to the innovation of composer Vangelis. In this video, Justin takes us through how we can nail some of those...
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Mar 12, 2021 · Welcome to "Wiggles Greatest Hits" - a whirlwind journey through the iconic and timeless musical moments that have made The Wiggles a beloved household name! 🎵🎶🌈 Join us as we celebrate ...
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- The Wiggles - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes
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Apr 30, 2023 · Fans watching Blade Runner for the first time may notice multiple film versions. This is because the production was flawed, leading to multiple cuts.
