Which movies would you like to see the director's cut version of?

Killers of the Flower Moon, provided it's 2 hour shorter.

The original Welles cut of The Magnificent Ambersons. Also, the original cut of A Star is Born with Judy Garland. .

Cleopatra 1963

Lost Horizon (1937)

Bertolucci's 1900

The uncut versions of Death Becomes Her, Hocus Pocus, Titanic.

Freaks 1932

The 9-hour version of Greed

Night of Dark Shadows (1971)

For The Love Of The Game

Seeing Kevin Costner's allegedly big cock and huge bush would have been worth the price of the ticket.

R9, I'd like to see that too

Salo and The House On The Left

R11, * The Last House On The Left

[italic]Gold Diggers of 1933[/italic]. Originally it was to end with a full production of the "We're in the Money" number (like because they're totally gold dIggers, y'know?), which as you'll recall was interrupted in the beginning of the film; but that seemed just so wrong after the very strong and moving "Forgotten Man" number.

The Golden Compass (2007)

A lot of Harry Potter deleted scenes have never been released either. I think “Order of the Phoenix” could benefit from an extended cut.

R14 Do your parents know you're on the internet?

Fame (the gritty original, not that abominable remake from 2009). A great ensemble of interesting characters, but too many stories weren’t fully addressed or resolved in the existing cut.

Gone With The Wind

Cruising the lost 40 minutes restored

So many scenes in "Titanic" were cut because they might be too traumatic for viewers.

The Titanic sank in 30 degree water and 1,500 people froze to death or were trapped in the ship.

Isn't that traumatic?

Equus.

Caligula.

r2 took my two.

Dawson’s 50 Load Weekend

[quote] The Titanic sank in 30 degree water and 1,500 people froze to death or were trapped in the ship.

TITANIC SUNK? WTF people...SPOILERS!

r23...

Another spoiler

R20 - there's a completely different edit of Caligula, running 3 hours, that came out a little over a year ago.