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[edit] Stolen
This text was stolen from http://tafkac.org/movies/party_at_kitty_and_studs.html.
[edit] Softcore
This film (which I have seen, poor me) is definitely softcore. The stories about the hardcore scenes having been edited out in order to cash on Stallone's fame do not make sense, and have only been reported by a handful of websites. If the filmmakers had had in their possession an actual hardcore film with an established Hollywood star, they definitely wouldn't have edited out the hardcore scenes. Especially as the film's packaging advertised (wrongly) it as hardcore, so it does not make sense to cut out the hardcore scenes in a film to make it softcore, then advertise it as hardcore again. Moreover, every single website selling the movie advertises it as softcore. No mention anywhere about an uncut, hardcore version (and I am sure this footage would be worth millions if it actually existed, so we'd have heard about it).Wedineinheck (talk) 21:50, 27 February 2008 (UTC)
