@crackediskette@gmail.com said:

Item: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Language: en-US

Type of Problem: Incorrect_content

Extra Details: This movie is actually 177 minutes long, according to a valid video source.

Actually: 175 min = normal version and 178 = extended version. See (info from Wikipedia): https://i.ibb.co/KWW87Fj/Screenshot-20220106-013948.jpg

I have the extended one: https://i.ibb.co/KcZhdZJ/Screenshot-20220106-013544-org-videolan-vlc-edit-116261941856738.jpg

Well all right, but then it still has to be changed because I still haven't seen the 161 minutes version.

@crackediskette@gmail.com said:

Well all right, but then it still has to be changed because I still haven't seen the 161 minutes version.

Yes, correct ... It was just my 2 cents in additional to your request :-P

Hi, just making sure we are on the same page. We are talking about the original runtime for the first US theatrical version per the rules. It has been established from other sources that the "International Export/ Original U.S. theatrical version supervised by Leone runs 161m - this is the version available on VHS, laserdisc and DVD in the UK and USA."

I don't think there is reason to change the locked runtime here. Thanks.

@lineker said:

Hi, just making sure we are on the same page. We are talking about the original runtime for the first US theatrical version per the rules. It has been established from other sources that the "International Export/ Original U.S. theatrical version supervised by Leone runs 161m - this is the version available on VHS, laserdisc and DVD in the UK and USA."

I don't think there is reason to change the locked runtime here. Thanks.

So to be clear here, we have to set as runtime, like in this example, not the time of the original version from Italy (!) (which was released on 23.12.1966) but the international / US version (released on 29.12.1967) runtime? 🤔🤔🤔

Runtimes are one of the translatable fields so it seems to me the Italian (it-IT) translation should get the original Italian runtime and the English (en-US) should get the US runtime.

It looks like the data is added correctly given our first theatrical rules for runtimes. You can see these runtimes added here.

@travisbell said:

Runtimes are one of the translatable fields so it seems to me the Italian (it-IT) translation should get the original Italian runtime and the English (en-US) should get the US runtime.

It looks like the data is added correctly given our first theatrical rules for runtimes. You can see these runtimes added here.

Ahhh yes, thx for the info @travisbell & @lineker! 👍