Attachments
Last edited by a moderator:
This isn't a dig at you, or anyone else who talks about extended cuts on films, but personally I don't see the need for them on a whole.
If I catch a film at the cinema and enjoy it enough to warrant a purchase, it means i'm perfectly content with watching the exact same film on home release. Extra scenes, in my own opinion, often don't give the movie anything other than an added running time. And in an extreme scenario, it could effectively take away the initial feel I get when first watching a film in its original theatrical cut.
Like I said, not a pop at you (please don't take it as a personal attack- each to their own and all that, and I might well be in the minority), just my own personal view on extended cuts in general!!
None taken 
I already have the extended, and theatrical versions, in DVD, and I find it more enjoyable, and more complete. I bought the boxset including DD (extended version, also much better, IMO) and FF II, and was very disappointed when I found that the BD was only the theatrical version. So, even if I really like the steelbook, I take my chance and wait, in case...
I already have the extended, and theatrical versions, in DVD, and I find it more enjoyable, and more complete. I bought the boxset including DD (extended version, also much better, IMO) and FF II, and was very disappointed when I found that the BD was only the theatrical version. So, even if I really like the steelbook, I take my chance and wait, in case... 
None taken here either, but the Extended cut of Punisher, to me, is much better. Also Daredevil, Lord of the Rings Movies and the Alien series have had some great Extended cuts.
Not to mention Blade Runner
Seriously .....to imply a director's cut of a film, which can actually be wholly different to what is released theatrically, is somehow insignificant
to the overall quality of a movie, is probably the dumbest thing i’v read here in quite a while. 
IMO.
Blade Runner had about 20 different cutsNot to mention Blade Runner
Seriously .....to imply a director's cut of a film, which can actually be wholly different to what is released theatrically, is somehow insignificant
IMO.
^^^ lol true.... and all of them are 100 times better than the original theatrical version 
As an Alien fan I loved being able to see the extra cut scenes. Some of them were so awful it was hilarious.
Down to £7.99 as a Zavvi flash deal http://www.zavvi.com/blu-ray/fantastic-four-limited-edition-steelbook/10896250.html
Similar threads
