| Release | Source Quality | Deleted Scene Availability | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Standard Definition | The gold standard. Includes all four uncut scenes. | | International DVDs | Standard Definition | Watch for regional censorship (some lack "The Transvestite" scene). | | 2016 Scream Factory Blu-ray | 1080p HD (Feature) / SD (Extras) | Often includes the scenes, but in Standard Definition | | 2024 4K UHD | 4K / Standard Definition (Extras) | The best way to see the film itself, but for extras, expect SD. |
“Three days later – Washington, D.C.” species 2 deleted scenes
Close on an ashtray. A cigarette burns, untouched. A hand – old, scarred, human – reaches in and stubs it out. | Release | Source Quality | Deleted Scene
Next morning. The woman wakes, dresses, leaves. She smiles at the front desk clerk. Her eyes are normal. Her hand on the door handle – five fingers, but the ring finger twitches independently, like a second thumb. | | 2016 Scream Factory Blu-ray | 1080p
BAKER (sipping cold coffee, hands trembling): “No. I gestated her. There’s a difference.”
The ultimate question for any fan is: will there ever be a seamless, high-definition "unrated" version of the film that reinstates all of this explicit footage? The answer, unfortunately, is likely
Original context: After Eve kills Ross (absorbing his alien DNA) and spares the human hero, Press Lenox (Michael Madsen). The theatrical cut ends with a quip. This deleted scene provides a coda.