Is the Uncut Grindhouse Finally Coming to DVD?

Is the Uncut Grindhouse Finally Coming to DVD?

Is the uncut Grindhouse finally coming to DVD?

When Grindhouse opened in theaters across the country on April 6th of 2007, it didn't fare too well at the box office. Some blamed the film's length, and when it arrived on DVD and Blu-ray, it was released as two separate films: Death Proof [2 Discs] [Special Edition] [Extended and Unrated] and Planet Terror [2 Discs] [Special Edition] [Extended and Unrated]. Absent from these releases were the faux-trailers that ran during the film's intended intermission.

If we're to believe a new Twitter update from Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World director Edgar Wright, the release of Grindhouse in its uncut form, with all of the faux-trailers, scratches, and blemishes intact, including Wright's own hilarious trailer for the thriller Don't, could be coming very shortly. Giving this short hint, here's what the director told his fans:

"So, get this, tomorrow I am doing a commentary on 'Don't'. Some of you will know what that means is finally happening."

While we don't have actual release date information, or any further details regarding the release of this DVD, we will keep you updated as information comes in.

Grindhouse was released April 6th, 2007 and stars Danny Trejo, Cheech Marin, Rose McGowan, Freddy Rodríguez, Josh Brolin, Marley Shelton, Jeff Fahey, Michael Biehn. The film is directed by Robert Rodriguez, Eli Roth, Quentin Tarantino, Edgar Wright, Rob Zombie.

Sources: Edgar Wright

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CelluloidDreams
This has been talked about for years!!!
2 years agoby @2movieguys Flag
ed_wood
About damn time.
2 years agoby @ed-wood Flag
Dparks
When I see "Uncut", I don't wanna see some idiotic fake trailers or useless byline that the Greyhairs thought were unnecessary in the final release - I wanna see sh|t that was deemed too visceral, sh|t that ripped the envelope wide open open and took a dump in it, sh|t that was thought too unacceptable for the general public, or b00bs.

It's not Rocket Science. You'd think folks like Rodriguez, Tarantino, and Mr. Zombie could make that happen.
2 years agoby @dparks Flag
Rudy
I liked Planet Terror more than Death Proof.
2 years agoby @rudy Flag