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The New World: The Hybrid Cut
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Faneditor Name:
Original Movie/Show Title:
Genre:
Fanedit Type:
Original Release Date:
2005
Original Running Time:
150 (First Cut) / 136 (Theatrical Cut) / 172 (Extended Cut) minutes
Fanedit Release Date:
Fanedit Running Time:
182 minutes
Time Cut:
0 minutes
Time Added:
10 minutes
Subtitles Available:
Available in HD:
Additional Links:
Synopsis:
This edit includes footage and voiceovers left out of the final release of this film, as well as a superior grade based on the first two cuts of the film.
Intention:
Terrence Malick's The New World has been released three times: as "The First Cut", "The Theatrical Cut", and "The Extended Cut". All three versions are available in the Criterion Collection. Although The Extended Cut is the most complete of the three cuts, it does omit some footage and voiceovers, largely from The First Cut, along with a small amount from The Theatrical Cut. Additionally, it uses a green-tinted grade, whilst the previous two cuts use a more natural grade.
The goal of this edit was to edit back in all the footage from the First and Theatrical Cuts that was left out of the Extended Cut, as well as replacing all duplicate footage from the Extended Cut with that of the previous two cuts due to the superior grading of the previous two cuts. The result was that 10 minutes of footage and a number of voiceovers were added into the film. Additionally, all of the Extended Cut footage that is duplicated in the previous two cuts favours the original grade, with 29 minutes of footage exclusive to the Extended Cut retaining its green-tinted grade. This means that the remaining 153 mins of this edit uses the original grade.
The goal of this edit was to edit back in all the footage from the First and Theatrical Cuts that was left out of the Extended Cut, as well as replacing all duplicate footage from the Extended Cut with that of the previous two cuts due to the superior grading of the previous two cuts. The result was that 10 minutes of footage and a number of voiceovers were added into the film. Additionally, all of the Extended Cut footage that is duplicated in the previous two cuts favours the original grade, with 29 minutes of footage exclusive to the Extended Cut retaining its green-tinted grade. This means that the remaining 153 mins of this edit uses the original grade.
Release Information:
Digital
Editing Details:
All three cuts were loaded into the editor and compared using a split screen. Similarly, all three audio tracks were listened to simultaneously in order to spot differences between them. Posts from movie-censorship.com were used as references.
Cuts and Additions:
10 minutes of footage from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut added into the edit, made up of extended shots, additional shots, and additional scenes
All missing voiceovers and some sound effects from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut integrated into the edit
Soundtracks from all three cuts blended together. Audio levels adjusted occasionally for consistency
Footage from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut (which has the original grade), used to replace most of the Extended Cut's footage (which has the green-tinted grade)
A few frames were trimmed to allow for correct syncing of the video and audio tracks
Chapters added
All missing voiceovers and some sound effects from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut integrated into the edit
Soundtracks from all three cuts blended together. Audio levels adjusted occasionally for consistency
Footage from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut (which has the original grade), used to replace most of the Extended Cut's footage (which has the green-tinted grade)
A few frames were trimmed to allow for correct syncing of the video and audio tracks
Chapters added
Faneditor Name:
Original Movie/Show Title:
Genre:
Fanedit Type:
Original Release Date:
2005
Original Running Time:
150 (First Cut) / 136 (Theatrical Cut) / 172 (Extended Cut) minutes
Fanedit Release Date:
Fanedit Running Time:
182 minutes
Time Cut:
0 minutes
Time Added:
10 minutes
Subtitles Available:
Available in HD:
Additional Links:
Synopsis:
This edit includes footage and voiceovers left out of the final release of this film, as well as a superior grade based on the first two cuts of the film.
Intention:
Terrence Malick's The New World has been released three times: as "The First Cut", "The Theatrical Cut", and "The Extended Cut". All three versions are available in the Criterion Collection. Although The Extended Cut is the most complete of the three cuts, it does omit some footage and voiceovers, largely from The First Cut, along with a small amount from The Theatrical Cut. Additionally, it uses a green-tinted grade, whilst the previous two cuts use a more natural grade.
The goal of this edit was to edit back in all the footage from the First and Theatrical Cuts that was left out of the Extended Cut, as well as replacing all duplicate footage from the Extended Cut with that of the previous two cuts due to the superior grading of the previous two cuts. The result was that 10 minutes of footage and a number of voiceovers were added into the film. Additionally, all of the Extended Cut footage that is duplicated in the previous two cuts favours the original grade, with 29 minutes of footage exclusive to the Extended Cut retaining its green-tinted grade. This means that the remaining 153 mins of this edit uses the original grade.
The goal of this edit was to edit back in all the footage from the First and Theatrical Cuts that was left out of the Extended Cut, as well as replacing all duplicate footage from the Extended Cut with that of the previous two cuts due to the superior grading of the previous two cuts. The result was that 10 minutes of footage and a number of voiceovers were added into the film. Additionally, all of the Extended Cut footage that is duplicated in the previous two cuts favours the original grade, with 29 minutes of footage exclusive to the Extended Cut retaining its green-tinted grade. This means that the remaining 153 mins of this edit uses the original grade.
Release Information:
Digital
Editing Details:
All three cuts were loaded into the editor and compared using a split screen. Similarly, all three audio tracks were listened to simultaneously in order to spot differences between them. Posts from movie-censorship.com were used as references.
Cuts and Additions:
10 minutes of footage from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut added into the edit, made up of extended shots, additional shots, and additional scenes
All missing voiceovers and some sound effects from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut integrated into the edit
Soundtracks from all three cuts blended together. Audio levels adjusted occasionally for consistency
Footage from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut (which has the original grade), used to replace most of the Extended Cut's footage (which has the green-tinted grade)
A few frames were trimmed to allow for correct syncing of the video and audio tracks
Chapters added
All missing voiceovers and some sound effects from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut integrated into the edit
Soundtracks from all three cuts blended together. Audio levels adjusted occasionally for consistency
Footage from the First Cut and Theatrical Cut (which has the original grade), used to replace most of the Extended Cut's footage (which has the green-tinted grade)
A few frames were trimmed to allow for correct syncing of the video and audio tracks
Chapters added
User reviews
2 reviews
Overall rating
9.7
Audio/Video Quality
10.0(2)
Audio Editing
10.0(2)
Visual Editing
10.0(2)
Narrative
9.0(2)
Enjoyment
8.5(2)
Overall rating
10.0
Audio/Video Quality
10.0
Audio Editing
10.0
Visual Editing
10.0
Narrative
10.0
Enjoyment
10.0
If you are a fan of Malick, this is the type of project that should appeal to you. Malick's style is unmistakable but also evolved over his decades of work. By the time of The New World, he had locked into a style that would continue onward through his career. Filming and editing were more improvisational and expanding on the work allows you absorb the story in a Malick kind of way.
Technically, the color matching helps from this project. The added runtime really allows the abstract nature of the work to breathe more deeply.
Technically, the color matching helps from this project. The added runtime really allows the abstract nature of the work to breathe more deeply.
User Review
Do you recommend this edit?
Yes
Format Watched
Digital
(Updated: June 04, 2024)
Overall rating
9.4
Audio/Video Quality
10.0
Audio Editing
10.0
Visual Editing
10.0
Narrative
8.0
Enjoyment
7.0
this is one of my favorite movies, I had only ever seen the extended cut on home media, outside of the original version on cable when it was new. the edit itself is excellent, I wouldn't have known it was a fanedit if I hadn't found it myself. that said, the regular director's cut is probably the best version of the movie. we get some added material that's pretty good but none of it is game changing, but the movie is already pretty long, I wouldn't say any of this hampers it. it's just not as tight. if you love this movie, this is worth a watch, and if you just want to see a little bit more of the gorgeous cinematography too. it's really not any better or worse than the extended cut that exists, just different. I will say the color grading used to match the original cut that is in this edit is great. I didn't realize until this edit how poor the extended cuts color grading was. it looks almost like a different movie, in a great way.
User Review
Do you recommend this edit?
Yes
Format Watched
Digital
