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Lakshmi7

Sci Fi London

Answer: Three (Could someone please confirm? Thank you.)

OnceUponADream

Hmmmmm, from what I can gather from here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chronicles_of_Riddick there are three verisons of the film:-

There are three versions of the film. The theatrical cut, which was PG-13, the Director's Cut, which is unrated; both are available on DVD. The third version is a mix of the two assembled for television viewing, which has some, but not all, of the added footage from the Director's Cut. For instance, the minor subplot in the Director's cut of Riddick's visions, as well as his moments with Toombs's second in command, are both absent, but the ending from the Director's cut is present.

However, it also states about squels (the latest one being March 11)

On March 13, 2011, Vin Diesel released a video on his official Facebook page in which he and Director David Twohy talk about the proposed third firm. They suggest the movie will be rated 'R', a priority for them and the plan is to shoot it lean and quickly; they suggest seduction will be a part of the new movie. At last report the plot has Riddick left for dead on a desolate planet fighting for survival against not just alien predators, but also bounty hunters.

So I wonder if the answer is actually two!?

thingamaBob

There are three films.
Pitch Black, The Chronicles of Riddick and the animated The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury. See Wiki HERE

lizd31

I'm getting 'you may not submit another entry at this time' even before I've completed my details

Midnighter

I'm having the same problem, lizd31.

thingamaBob wrote: »

There are three films.
Pitch Black, The Chronicles of Riddick and the animated The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury. See Wiki HERE

Does Dark Fury count as a movie as it was only a 35 or so minute straight to DVD prequel to Chronicles of Riddick?

lizd31

seems to be accepting entries again now