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re: Victorian era novels
Those being my favorite, if I wasn't clear.

Director's Cut has been watched. Actually I believe this is the version I saw some years ago that I thought terrible. All of the added scenes I remember from my first viewing. I don't love it, but I no longer believe it to be terrible. It must be the time period, I've read too many Victorian era novels I suppose.

"The 194 minute Director's Cut is a roadshow format presentation with an Overture, Intermission and Entr'acte. In all, 45 minutes of new scenes have been added, with the biggest addition, as Ridley Scott acknowledges in the introduction, being the subplot of Sibylla's son. Also, there is now more graphic violence in all the battle scenes, with newly added shots of spurting blood and new close-ups of wounds being inflicted."

I'm on it.

The theatrical cut was a mess, yes. The director's cut was wonderful.

Baldwin IV of Jerusalem
That movie was terrible, btw.