@Tenafly Viper
 

@Kanrabat  
Because you’re being so hipster about it. :I

@Tenafly Viper
 
So, why are you defending tooth and nail watching movies on a stupid televison broadcast?

@Kanrabat  
You’re implying that I would watch a movie on TV that I haven’t already seen elsewhere. Not even my 60-year-old mother does that.

@Tenafly Viper
 
All right, enjoy your movie with cut scenes and commercial breaks for all I care.

@Kanrabat  
You are just trying painfully hard now. You should probably stop before you pull something.

@Tenafly Viper
 
So, leave that shit on, go outside or something, then watch the movie the proper way.

@Kanrabat  
Some of them may have Nielsen boxes, and wish to contribute to the ratings, you know.

@Tenafly Viper
 
And those people dont own a computer? Or a DVD? or a BD player? Or even a good old VCR?

@Kanrabat  
Uh…the majority of people who own a TV, dude.

@WinterCutieMark
 
Who watch movies on TV in 2013? WHO?!

Cuts like these are something I hate with a burning passion.

@Background Pony
 
If you havent seen it yet, try looking it up on Youtube first.  
Or if it’s still exist in your area, rent it in a videoclub.
 
Trust me, 12$ is just the price of a fastfood meal. Surely you can suppor our ponies with your money. You won’t regret it!

They should have tried not to cut it, but network constraints I guess. I hope it’s uncut if they put it up for demand.

@Kanrabat  
I’m just reluctant for my first viewing of the movie to be one where several scenes are missing, especially scenes that most people say are quite good.

@Kanrabat  
Plus, there was a coupon on the Blu-Ray to get $5 if you bought one of the dolls at the same time. Good deal, if you ask me.

@Background Pony
 
Sometime, if fun to actually OWN a true copy of a movie in your collection., Beside, the EG movie is pretty cheap. At only 12$ for the DVD and 16$ for the BD, you have no excuses to not buy it. If you LOVE the movie, that is.

@That one guy….  
With my crappy internet connection, it’d take probably 8-10 hours to download a decent (aka DVD-quality) copy of the movie. And more often than not, my computer just gives up about 5-6 hours into the download.
 
Guess I don’t have any other alternative, though; I’m not at a point where I can drop $15-20 on a movie I expect to watch once or twice, tops.

Meh, they do this all the time for any movies.
 
That’s why buying the DVD/BD is the way to go.

Makes me wonder of all the other movies I’ve watched…

@Sixth  
It’s an issue regarding trying to fill the allotted time slot with both the movie and commercial time. Happens all the time with TV broadcasts of movies made for theaters or direct-to-DVD. There’s a reason why the trope “Better on DVD” exists.

This is why I don’t watch movies on cable. {They cut out interesting/important/or entertaining scenes just to show commercials…Idiots.}

I already had the Blu-Ray disc weeks ago, so I didn’t really need to watch the TV airing (I did anyway).

@That one guy….  
I downloaded the Blu-Ray version.  
Spent like an hour fixing my old headphones just so I could watch the damn thing without anyone annoying me about it.

@Yoshi355  
Who here didn’t watch the leaked version? Hell I watched the Pirated version on Youtube.