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A Good Day Die Hard DVD A Good Day To Die Hard is a 2013 USA action thriller by John Moore.
With Bruce Willis, Jai Courtney, Sebastian Koch. YouTube icon IMDb

UK: Passed 12A for strong language and violence after advised category cuts were implemented for:

  • UK 2013 cinema release

The film will be shown uncut in the US with an R rating (would be called 17A in Britain).  No doubt most of the western world will see this uncut version too.

The BBFC commented:

During post-production, the distributor sought and was given advice on how to secure the desired classification. Following this advice, certain changes were made prior to submission

This work was originally seen for advice in an unfinished form. The company was advised that the film was likely to receive a 15 certificate but that their preferred 12A classification could be achieved by making a number of cuts to both language and visuals. When the finished version of the film was submitted for formal classification, edits had been made:

  • to reduce the number of uses of strong language (both fuck and motherfucker) and
  • to reduce sequences of bloody violence, including blood sprays when characters are shot in the head, and punches to restrained individuals.

The formal submission was consequently rated ’12A’.

Read more Latest UK Cuts at MelonFarmers.co.uk

Thanks to irish bloke
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Deadtime DVD Leslie GranthamDeadTime is a 2012 UK horror thriller by Tony Jopia. With Laurence Saunders, Carl Coleman and Elisabeth Shahlavi. See IMDb

UK: Passed 18 after 12s of BBFC cuts for:

  • UK 2012 4Digital R2 DVD at UK Amazon for release on 14th May 2012
  • UK 2012 cinema release

The BBFC commented:

  • Cuts required to a scene of sexual and sexualised violence, in this case a woman being stabbed between the legs with a blade.

Promotional Material:

Love Meets Murder – the once popular rock’n'metal band, now down on their luck and their careers, seek to create their magnum opus. Locked into a Wednesbury studio for the weekend nobody is able to leave – but before the band have just finished tearing into their new hit, a series of mysterious murders begin to plague them all. Now only their own self-belief can save them from the psychotic mind of their assailant.

Extras:

  • Two Trailers
  • An introduction to the Post Office Studio
  • No Sleep ’til Wednesbury – The Filming of Deadtime