One three hour double feature, split in two almost everywhere else, and three of its fake trailers later became real films.
If you can find the full double feature, watch that and nothing else. Watching the two halves separately is not the same film, and the difference is the whole point.
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Three hours, two features, fake trailers between them and scratched prints throughout. This is the version the thing was made to be. In America it was not available at home until a Blu-ray in October 2010.
The separate release of the first half, and longer, because the missing reel is put back. You gain about fifteen minutes of story and lose the gag the film was built around.
The separate release of the second half, also longer. Same trade: more film, less joke. Kurt Russell is the reason to watch either version.
Then what? Three of the fake trailers turned into real films: Machete in 2010, Hobo with a Shotgun in 2011, and Thanksgiving in 2023. None of them continues Grindhouse and none of them needs it. Machete has its own small run with Machete Kills in 2013, and the third film that film advertises has never been made. Two trailers, Werewolf Women of the SS and Don't, were never adapted.
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