Home Video Releases
The initial VHS home video version (June 3, 1997) contained the music of the theatrical release. However legal copyright infringements led to a second VHS release {January 13, 1998) that features different songs, or no music at all in some scenes compared to the original theatrical release. The 1997 home video version has a box cover almost identical to the theatrical poster; the modified copyright-compliant version has different cover artwork. The DVD release is the copyright compliant version.
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