Censorship of Home Video?

Rating: Null/10 (11 February 2013)

I rented a copy of the Prestige and when the scene came up with Alfred Borden's complex illusion, the full take was cut. Alfred Borden bounced the rubber ball, went in one door, and then the take was cut before he came out of the other door and cached the ball. I really remember being blown away the first time I saw this scene in the movie and I am 100% sure the full scene was edited out of this rented copy. Why would they edit this scene out of the movie? It was breath taking, but would it really be considered a disturbing image? I really think there is a special place in hell for censorship. If this artful scene was simply to provocative for some small minded Christian, then people need to be aware they are not getting the full advertised value of their purchase. I really feel bait and switched, ripped off, and offended by this beautiful movie being edited for reasons I find difficult to fathom. This movie "titled" THE PRESTIGE, 2006 was rented from Family Video, and was distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment Inc. Burbank California
If I find that this movie was edited at the request of Family Video I will cancel my membership with that establishment. If this censorship is the work of Buena Vista Home Entertainment I would demand that Family Video no longer stock titles from this distributor. If the efforts of Buena Vista Home Distribution are to censor films then I consider this company to be criminally destroying cultural history and your actions are akin to an Orwellian "ministry of truth".
I personally feel like part of my history has been taken away from me. I have heard rumors of censorship in the home movie industry but until now I was not aware of it affecting the art I love.