Who Framed Roger Rabbit? - uncensored HDTV airing(s) (Released)

Author: AdmiralWasabi10191
Time: 4-Jul-2022 4:58 PM
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DenyBoy2417 said:

Does anyone have a copy of the 25gb mkv fan edit of the uncensored Who Framed Roger Rabbit? I’ve been trying to find it for a while now.

It’s not a fan edit when it’s for the uncensored version.
A 35mm scan would be better.

Author: MasterJediTR8R
Time: 6-Nov-2023 4:59 PM
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Hello!
I have also been looking for the uncensored version of this movie in HD as well.
Could someone PM me a link to it?
Thank you!

Author: TheToplessJessicaRabbit
Time: 28-Aug-2024 9:51 AM
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Hello, Stranger,

I was an older kid in 1988, and my parents took me to see “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” in a local theatre (in June, I think).

Well, anyway, other people keep insisting that I am crazy, but what I am about to say is TRUE. I just want some confirmation after years of being declared “insane” online.

So, my around-a-decade-old self was watching the movie, and two scenes stood out to me:

1.) Jessica was singing. Right before the last note of her song, she pulled Eddie’s tie, saying, “Hey, there, Buster! Stop mess in’ with my man!”

2.) I swear that I remember the “Nice booby trap!” gag, but I remember / also (?) remember a moment during that exact same scene (Captured in the Acme factory) wherein a weasel pulled down the top of Jessica Rabbit’s dress, revealing two large, featureless boobs! Eddie then said, “Nice boobies!”

I KNOW that I’m not crazy for a few reasons:

1.) Mom actually explained that Eddie was complimenting Jessica, and I laughed, ‘cause I already understood.

2.) That Summer, my parents were joking, and Dad started to joke with Mom about that scene, and she freaked out, ‘cause I was laughing nearby.

Why in the name of anything reasonable would my father joke about a scene that was never in the movie?

Thank you forever to ANYONE who can confirm that these deleted scenes (ESPECIALLY that SECOND one) EXIST! I KNOW what I saw!

Bye, Now,
The Topless Jessica Rabbit

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