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Theatrical version of a movies is just the (edited-for ratings) version released to be screened in theaters or cinemas.Mostly,straight-to-DVD movies are unedited,unrated or uncut.In other words Directors Cut.

The DVD version might have longer,uncut,sometimes blasphemous,racial and extremely violent scenes.The theater version on the other hand have a rating by the MPAA(PG,NC-18,R etc) after being screened or premiered for the first time.

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If you have a DVD or VCR tape labeled as such, you have the version of the movie that was shown in the theaters as opposed to such versions as "Unrated Version," "Director's Cut," "Special Edition," in which additional footage added to the film.

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