To my knowledge, "uncut" in movie terms can mean either of two things:
1) Many NC-17 movies are censored down to an R rating. The R-rated version is released in theatres, to increase box office sales. No one under 17 can see an NC-17 movie in theatres -- even if they have a parent or guardian with them -- so releasing an NC-17 movie means that you will lose all ticket sales for the under-17 crowd. Usually, when an NC-17 movie is censored down to an R rating, the NC-17 version (the uncut version) is later released on DVD.
2) Sometimes a movie is just too long, and the studios will demand that it be shortened, against the director's wishes. The shortened version is shown in theatres, and the original version (called the "Director's Cut") will be released on DVD.
Note: other times, "Director's Cut" doesn't mean that parts of the movie were cut for the theatre version. Sometimes, "Director's Cut" means that parts of the movie were CHANGED for the theatre version. Just to name one example out of a thousand, there are two versions of the Stephen King movie 1408. The "Director's Cut" has a different ending.
Bleach,Kekaishi,Full Metal Alchemist,Inuyasha
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1- The Quiet Man 2-Revenge of the Sith 3-Anywhich way you can 4-Kill Bill vol 1 5-They Live
what does f.w.l. [in i.m. terms] mean?
The Director's version of the movie was uncut, making it longer than the edited version.
Uncut is "non circoncis" when speaking of male foreskin. It is "version intégrale" when speaking of a movie.
That's actually the movie South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.
regularmonkey
The VHS that came out the year after the movie's release contains the uncut footage at the end. It used to be available on line, but it was removed for copyright purposes.
Bleach,Kekaishi,Full Metal Alchemist,Inuyasha
South Park, bigger, longer and uncut.
Men in black 2 - uncut
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South park long and uncut
It was the movie bigger longer and uncut