Yes my friend unfortunately that was the case. Nothing could be done for the modified crew of the Cygnus.

*This was the most horrifying aspect of the movie for me.*

That would be interesting.

Me too.

*Ugh, no. I think Reinhardt's sole purpose was scientific discovery at the expense of his crew. He was a madman, not a sadist.*

​@@SinewRending but isn't Dr Kate a daughter of one of his crew men?

@@okamijubei *Yes. Dr. Frank McCrae led the mutiny, and was killed early into it.*

​@@okamijubei yes, the only known issue of Frank McCrae, First Officer, United States Space Probe One, USS Cygnus.

If it wasn't a Disney movie, there would have been blood spattering all over the place

That's because it's by the same composer! John Barry. He also did most of the classic James Bond movies.

But only 2.3 Galaxy or Sovereign class ships. And Cygnus is less than half the Universe-class Enterprise.

Yeah, the bastard turned the crew into the humanoid robots As Dr. Kate aptly put it in her last words to Dr. Reinhardt: If there's any justice at all, the black hole will be your grave!! Little did Kate realize that she was actually being prophetic!

Amazingly, the 'net still contains this page, that describes two: www.oocities.org/area51/shire/6822/tbh_faq.html

@@etamble thx Is there a way to get the film in the uncut version?

It looks like not. The last thing I ever heard was that Disney was working on a restoration of the film for a DVD Anniversary version--maybe 2004, maybe 2009. It might have been relying on a nostalgia push from Tron Legacy. There were reports at that time that described "deleted scenes"--which might have been the Dan/Kate scene, the bridge-crossing scene, and possibly the Kate-in-the-Sistine-Chapel scene. But because there was no support, this work-in-progress was never released and was scrapped--maybe telecine'd, maybe not. Maybe with audio, maybe not. Maybe sitting in a vault somewhere, maybe gone forever. What a shame. On the other hand, the novelization contains all the stuff, which is interesting--including the quasi-Hitler quote by Reinhardt. Also, the kid's record contains some dialogue that was not used in the film--like where V.I.N.Cent. says about the big asteroid "It's the granddaddy of them all!"

@@etamble first thanks for the information I've watched the movie back then in cinema a childhood memory for life I'm still looking for the cinematic version no matter what language, on ebay lately a 70mm movie was offered but no one can copy in Germany!

Eric Amble Great information! Thank you.

Agreed.

Yes and Dr. Kate McCrae was prophetic in saying to Hans Reinhardt... "If there's any justice at all.... The Black Hole will be your grave!!!"

Alan Cogan Yes, that’s what the Romans thought.

Please don't give them ideas. They'll turn classics like these into woke dumpster fires.

yes it is. but it's tech lay out is what?

so the size of the Cygnus is leanth & wieth is about the same as Nostromo about.

tuan vandersluis Very weird.

Imagine it pairing up with the Event Horizon

@@commandingjudgedredd1841 lol I've thought about that, given how similar the two films are. As they travel through a tear in space and time, they pass through literal hell as it consumes Dr. Reinhardt, so it's at least a workable story! lol it'd be incredibly freaky, for sure!