Making Contact a.k.a. Joey Uncut Extended German version Final Chapter with End Credits.

[tinotrivino]

Dude i was so in love to that little girl when i was a child.

Und den Lehrer mochte ich auch sehr sehr gerne!!!

[MrJackDeth]

okej now im going to watch the US version, i have never done this before. just started first part and the music & the feeling sucks somehow

[DarkVisionsTV]

I've never seen this one...I'll have to check it out sometime. I love sci-fi, just never even heard of this one. Cool!

[tinotrivino]

@DarkVisionsTV dude you dont understand this movie its a classic!

[Johnlindsey289]

@tinotrivino

Cult classic you mean. ANd is it amazing that Roland Emmerich of Independence Day, Stargate, The Patriot, 2012, Godzilla and Universal Soldier fame did this?

[Nullsleep]

Why are you so obsessed with this movie?

[martincommrad]

This movie looks quite interesting. I need to watch it sometime. I <3 the closing song. It's so...80s.

[Mhebner23]

not sure which version I like better their both really good but I defintly like the end song better in this version.

[kflze]

Wow, I didnt know that the german ending was actually different. I watched both, the german and the US endings, I think they're both good. But the german one is pretty a cliffhanger, right? You know he survived the moment as these things return to his room, but you don't see him open his eyes again as in the US version.

Anyway, thanks for uploading.

[TechnoHajikelist]

just what IS the difference between the ending of the German version and the US version?

overall when it came to loading the two versions of this movie and Pinocchio and the emporer of the night I have four words for you...

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

[Johnlindsey289]

Well watch both versions to find out the differences and mysteries of the two versions.

[Johnlindsey289]

Joey has came back to life in both versions endings.

[Johnlindsey289]

@TechnoHajikelist

Both movies scared me as a kid in the 80's even when i saw Pinocchio and teh Emperor of the Night in a theater at 5 after christmas day at one of the malls in St. Louis, Magic (1978 with Anthony Hopkins and that evil dummy) scared the bejesus out of me when i was 4 years old watching with my family on video, i had nightmares and made me afraid of dummies until i was 11 when i conquered my fear. Fletcher and fats still gives me the creeps.

[Johnlindsey289]

Anyone else cried just like i did? such a tear-jerking but powerful scene to see those poor kids saying farwell to Joey. Luckily it was saved by the happy ending which most fairy tales do need that, and who else thinks the music score in this one is better then the U.S. version's? it actually captures the spirit and mood of the movie then the Pompus U.S. version score.

[Johnlindsey289]

So did everyone enjoyed the version?