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Same ending, some scenes are trimmed, some different shots of Zombies getting shot in the head, stuff like that.
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Do you know who i am? I'm the ANTICHRIST. You got me in a vendetta kind of mood, tell the ANGELS in Heaven you never saw EVIL so singularly personified than in the face of the man who KILLED you........ I ask you again Captain, where will you go? You can destroy my specimens but what about the millions that wait to greet you outside? Do you really think you can blow the piss out of them? All of them? 
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I actually liked Argento's Euro cut quite a bit. Most of the music is Goblin, and you get to hear several cuts not featured in the other releases. The Goblin music, rock-oriented, seems to make a number of the scenes scarier for me personally.
You may also notice that alternate dialogue tracks are used--quite often you'll be hearing the sound recorded during production, whereas the American theatrical version and the longer "director's cut" feature a lot more dialogue that was rerecorded in the studio. I actually prefer a lot of the dialogue as it was recorded during production, and you can hear this in Argento's cut. For the most part the actors' deliveries are subtler. (Example: "Wooley's" dialogue before the SWAT team charges into the apartment building.) I had never seen it before getting the DOTD ultimate edition, and after I watched it, I was really glad that they included it. Nice to have it.
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