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Legend: Workprint
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Original Movie Title:
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Original Release Date:
1985
Original Running Time:
113 (Director's Cut)
Fanedit Release Date:
Fanedit Running Time:
125
Time Added:
12
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Brief Synopsis:
This extends LEGEND with as many of the extra scenes and shots from the two theatrical cuts to the Director’s Cut where feasible. It also adds back the original 4 Goblins intro scene and the Faerie Dance sequence (using storyboard elements) for a complete LEGEND experience.
Intention:
To restore as much of the extra scenes and shots from the two theatrical cuts to the Director’s Cut and add back the original 4 Goblins intro scene and the Faerie Dance sequence.
Cuts and Additions:
– Adds back scenes and shots from the US and European Theatrical Cuts where feasible, see extended
– Replaces original intro with Darkness with the alternative 4 goblins intro
– Adds back storyboarded Faerie Dance sequence, with documentary footage
– Replaces original intro with Darkness with the alternative 4 goblins intro
– Adds back storyboarded Faerie Dance sequence, with documentary footage
User reviews
5 reviews
Overall rating
6.9
Audio/Video Quality
6.0(1)
Narrative
7.0(1)
Enjoyment
7.6(5)
(Updated: September 16, 2012)
Enjoyment
8.0
Review by zeroxdash — August 8, 2010 @ 10:54 am
*This rating was given before reviews were required*
*This rating was given before reviews were required*
Z
(Updated: September 16, 2012)
Enjoyment
7.0
Review by joebshmoe — November 15, 2009 @ 9:42 pm
*This rating was given before reviews were required*
*This rating was given before reviews were required*
J
(Updated: September 16, 2012)
Enjoyment
8.0
Review by T-HOPE — February 6, 2009 @ 1:56 pm
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*This rating was given before reviews were required*
T
(Updated: September 16, 2012)
Overall rating
6.7
Audio/Video Quality
6.0
Narrative
7.0
Enjoyment
7.0
Review by col.hutty — July 30, 2009 @ 4:08 pm
I am an extended edition buff and have a big collection of original ones and all the fanedits from here.
Many extended editions do not add anything to the movie, just add more useless scenes. I will rate the ones here.
Rating criteria: image quality, sound quality, 3x improvement, overall.
Image Quality: 5 of 10
Sound Quality: 7 of 10
Improvement: 7 of 10
Overall: 7 of 10
I am an extended edition buff and have a big collection of original ones and all the fanedits from here.
Many extended editions do not add anything to the movie, just add more useless scenes. I will rate the ones here.
Rating criteria: image quality, sound quality, 3x improvement, overall.
Image Quality: 5 of 10
Sound Quality: 7 of 10
Improvement: 7 of 10
Overall: 7 of 10
C
(Updated: September 16, 2012)
Enjoyment
8.0
Review by Mollo — September 9, 2008 @ 1:28 pm
This was great fun to see again. There are some audio issues, such as hard audio transitions and strange music repeats that could have been smoothed. Visually there are a few weird cuts and fade outs. That said this is some fine work. One thing this edition does show is how faulted the film is, it is too dark and unsettling yet it is juvenile and the script is terrible. Tim Curry steals the show as a wonderfully camp Lord Of Darkness but the most impressive and lingering scene is that with Meg Mucklebones. This has to be some of Rob Bottin’s best work and is one of the creepiest monsters ever to have graced the silver screen.
This was great fun to see again. There are some audio issues, such as hard audio transitions and strange music repeats that could have been smoothed. Visually there are a few weird cuts and fade outs. That said this is some fine work. One thing this edition does show is how faulted the film is, it is too dark and unsettling yet it is juvenile and the script is terrible. Tim Curry steals the show as a wonderfully camp Lord Of Darkness but the most impressive and lingering scene is that with Meg Mucklebones. This has to be some of Rob Bottin’s best work and is one of the creepiest monsters ever to have graced the silver screen.
M