The 114-minute "Unrated" version has the following changes: There some extra dialogue between the bully and Greenbaum where the bully declares for his Christmas gift - his face in Greenbaum's face. Just before young John enters the kitchen, there's an exchange between Steve and Helen.

The Unrated or Extended Version is 6 minutes longer. As expected, the new footage doesn't reinvent the wheel, that's for sure. And there are no scenes that were censored in the Theatrical Version either (like the F-word in the TV Version of Family Guy).

Unrated just means they left in edits that were made to give it a lower rating (usually PG instead of R, or with horror films an R instead of an X). A director's cut is most often better, almost always 'extended' and 'unrated'.

When searching for speakers, you can keep in mind these seven different types of talks - not every speaker's talk has to be exactly the same.

• The big idea.
• The tech demo.
• The performance.
• The artist's statement.
• The “dazzle with wonder”
• The small idea.
• The “issue” talk.

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Unrated Extended Cut? Similar to the Griffins' and Seth's previous two big screen movies, a longer "Extended Version" or "Unrated Version" with approx. 10 more minutes has been released on Blu-ray and DVD.

“Unrated” means the cut of the movie has not been sent through any ratings board at all, and thus no rating has been given. No cut's or edits have been made either. It is technically a modern word for Uncensored, especially regarding scenes of sex, violence, gore and/or horror.

In this content, unrated means that this particular media instance has not been rated through a ratings process. This frequently means that a work has never been self-rated or submitted to a ratings body, for example, because of the nature of the work (e.g., a sporting event) or for budgetary reasons.

Speaker Selection: TED Talks feature established experts, industry leaders, and influential figures as speakers, whereas TEDx Talks offer opportunities for a broader range of speakers, including emerging experts, passionate individuals, and community members.

TED-style talks are delivered without notes, from memory. THEY ARE NOT, as some people think, spontaneous; far from it! They are scripted and carefully rehearsed, often for months (or famously, in Susan Cain's case, for a year). In contrast, most business presenters use notes to deliver their speeches.

Unrated content Content is considered unrated when a movie or TV show hasn't been assigned a rating by a ratings authority for the territory of distribution.

​an unrated movie has not been given a rating (= a letter or number that shows which groups of people it is suitable for), usually because it contains a high level of sex and/or violence. The Blu-ray contains the unrated version and the PG-13 cut shown in movie theaters.

When searching for speakers, you can keep in mind these seven different types of talks - not every speaker's talk has to be exactly the same.

• The big idea.
• The tech demo.
• The performance.
• The artist's statement.
• The “dazzle with wonder”
• The small idea.
• The “issue” talk.