Con Air - Extended Version

Extended Version

Con Air: Unrated Extended Edition (2006) is an extended DVD version that includes many scenes that may have been possibly cut to prevent an R-rating. Included in the extended version is:

  • Thug insults Poe's wife in the bar longer, calling her a "little blond bitch kitty".
  • Poe being arrested is seen.
  • Baby-O saving Poe from a prison riot is longer and is in a different take.
  • Alternate footage when Poe invites Baby-O to a barbecue.
  • Diamond Dog entering the aircraft.
  • Baby-O being body cavity searched.
  • Different take of Poe's "Sweet bird of freedom" line in a relieved tone instead of sarcastic and an alternate Pinball introduction
  • Diamond Dog shoving the handcuff in the guard's neck is longer
  • Dead prisoner drooling blood while slumped over dead
  • Longer shot of one prisoner being shot in the head.
  • Johnny 23 threatening Sally Bishop and his family to Poe.
  • Poe and Bishop have a dialogue scene with Baby-O.
  • Cyrus finding that Garland Greene has murdered a captured guard and asking him if he feels better.
  • Alternative takes of some scenes, some longer takes, some additional bits such as one prisoner coming back with a cart of booze and cigarettes.
  • Cindino burning longer.
  • A prisoner being shot during the airfield shootout.
  • As Baby-O is laying injured, Poe continues to reassure him that he will be at the barbecue and he will get a doctor for him.

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