no it doesnt..
If you think about it the original ending explains WHY the movie is called I AM LEGEND

comparsion Sapp wrote: Stephen Etherton wrote: Will the unrated version not suck?  Can they add some nonsuckage to it?  Maybe make it good, maybe make it not so bad?
What I am asking is.. what my point is... Can it get worse or better?

Great site but the film still sucks harder than Silvia Saint.
Hey,

if you r interested in the exact changes: here is a link to a detailed comparison between the theatrical and the alternative version with pictures. It shows that not only the ending has been changed.
(careful: It has some spoilers in it)

http://movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=4949

kind regards

m@tt wrote: Stephen Etherton wrote: Will the unrated version not suck?  Can they add some nonsuckage to it?  Maybe make it good, maybe make it not so bad?
What I am asking is.. what my point is... Can it get worse or better?

Lol, yes it gets better Will Smith has been digitally removed from the unrated version and replaced with Charlton Heston.

No no, it's spelled Vincent Price.

Will the unrated version not suck?  Can they add some nonsuckage to it?  Maybe make it good, maybe make it not so bad?
What I am asking is.. what my point is... Can it get worse or better?

Nic Mall wrote: I don't care about HD. Tell me about DVD damn you!

NEVER! Muharharhar...

I Am Legend Unrated ? "Warner has inadvertantly revealed plans to bring the Will Smith blockbuster 'I Am Legend' to high-def this spring.

Thanks to some promotional materials being shipped to retailers ahead of the official announce, we can tell you that the Blu-ray edition of the $200 million-plus grossing sci-fi smash will hit stores March 18 (day-and-date with the standard-def DVD), to be followed three weeks later by the HD DVD on April 8.
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Early word is that the two high-def releases will include both the theatrical and unrated versions of the movie (complete with an alternate ending), though whether seamless branching (or some other interactivity) is involved remains unknown.

There were no further tech specs or extras details available at press time, but the studio tells us that the official media release is coming in the days ahead, so we'll certainly keep you posted.

Warner has set a suggested list price for $35.98 for the Blu-ray and HD DVD versions."

Uhum...

From HD Digest.