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If that's the norm for these sort of packages then you're probably right (and I hope it didn't sound like I was doubting you earlier). It just seems a little odd that they would press new discs purely for a budget release, but then again, studios aren't always known for making sense...

I don't remember the Looney Tunes being referenced in UHF.

The roadrunner and the coyote who's constantly CRUSHED AND MAIMED and so forth.

And look at the wall behind George around the point when Kuni's student smashes their fist through the wall: there's a Bugs and Daffy poster.

Grom @ November 29, 2008 04:16 am wrote: The roadrunner and the coyote who's constantly CRUSHED AND MAIMED and so forth.

Yeah its right after he breaks up with his girlfriend and he goes on Uncle Nutsy's show! One of my all time favortie parts!

Bruce the Duck @ July 22, 2003 05:32 pm wrote:   Under the description of the movie is the rating PG-13, because of "V, L, and SC"  I never really understood the subtle difference between PG and PG-13, but let's look at those letter ratings. 



Can anyone shed some light on this.

On this thing, they have some other reasons.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098546/parentalguide


Clearly, the people who write these have no lives.

"staple gun being fired an person's face"
"He is seen in his dying moment, floating into a veil" scary!

Dang, after ready THAT review, UHF sounds really disturbing

Whats this about dying and floating into a veil???

It's from another guide, showing how nitpicky they are.

I usually read these to laugh. These people are too paranoid.

weirdalfan1000000 @ December 03, 2008 11:03 pm wrote: Clearly, the people who write these have no lives.

But they do know how to use the word "defenestration," so they're not without redeeming social significance.

i wasn`t around when uhf came out, and i can`t find the dvd anywhere