hey everybody, VH1 has put out a clip of the deleted "goodbye love" scene from rent! though evertbody would enjoy. the movie would've been alot better with this in it. enjoy!! scroll down a bit until you see "deleted scene" and then click and voila!
Save him please, just save him
My poor Boq, my sweet, my brave him
Don't leave me till my sorry life has scene
Alone and loveless here, just the girl in the mirror
Just her and me, the Wicked Witch of the East
Well, I remember hearing that sequence was cut because it was "too unbearably emotional" (I'm sure someone knows the exact quote). Now I didn't see all that in the clip. It seemed like how I found much of the movie - too drawn out and lacking in momentum. It probably would have made the movie drag even more. They're already back at the apartment for this, and they were all last seen at the graveyard. There was probably some long drawn out, practically silent scene linking them.
"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey
Why did they have to take that out? I don't think it was too emotional that they had to take it out of the movie. Usually I start tearing just hearing the song. That clip had no effect on me at all.
Thanks, Chloe. It will be interesting to see if people really do find it "too emotional," as well as how long it takes to move the scene from the graveyard to the building.
"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey
Oh, and also... it's out of context. Per the explanation, the problem was obviously with it IN context. I'm sure that a few days after the DVD comes out, some fan will have spliced all of the scenes into the movie.
i think the whole "too emotional" thing is kinda lame. i mean, im sure columbus has good intentions...but there are many, many more movies that have more emotion then this one. What's wrong with getting the audience all teared up?
Columbus was right - it was just poorly filmed, at least he could admit it, although he hasn't given an explanation yet for the other poorly filmed 2 hours and 15 minutes of the movie.
i think the whole "too emotional" thing is kinda lame. i mean, im sure columbus has good intentions...but there are many, many more movies that have more emotion then this one. What's wrong with getting the audience all teared up?
I think you're reading too much on the surface; I don't think he meant he had a problem with making people tear up -- I mean, people cried a LOT with the movie as it was. He was focused on this notion of emotional shut-down: that there were too many scenes that were heavily emotional, and in his eyes, they would cause people to turn off so much that they didn't get the percieved "right" impact.
I was really mad that they had left this out, and I thought it was pretty good! I wish they had left it in, but I guess it would help to see it all put together with this scene before I really make a judgment. My sister was mad they took this out because when Benny offers to pay for her to go to a rehab it makes him a "good guy" and without it the audience still doesnt really like him. I really wish he had a bigger part in the film, was it just me or did his part seem kind of lacking?
I really wish he had a bigger part in the film, was it just me or did his part seem kind of lacking?
Not just you. One of my biggest problems with the movie was that Benny's role was reduced to the point where he seemed more like a plot device than a full-fledged character.
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