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Nope. I have the disc and it's just the 85 minute theatrical cut. All the extras from the DVD (commentary, 45 minute documentary and 7 minutes of deleted scenes) are ported over. My favorite part of the documentary is when they talk about the footage being added back to the director's cut but don't actually have that version on this disc.MatthewA said:Is the Director's Cut included with this disc?
Nope- just SD. Like I've said, Universal is absolutely rock solid in terms of putting all the versions on Blu-ray (this is the only one that I'm aware of where they haven't had both) but unfortunately, they've broken their streak.MatthewA said:Are the deleted scenes at least in HD?
I have never seen either film, but I do remember 1941 being used as parlance for "big-budget bomb" by Hollywood history books, gossip columnists and others — how many of those doing so have actually seen it is beyond me — for years before it got a director's cut. This film didn't make money either, but just as I do with Disney, I ask Universal why upgrade one to HD but not the other and why not do both?I think my parents should relax and realize that today, in my old age and maturity, I only think terrible thoughts, I do not live them. Thank God I am not my films. If audiences can laugh at my twisted ideas, what's the great harm? I can't imagine anyone being influenced enough by my work to actually try and emulate the characters' misery in real life. At least I've never done anything really decadent, like waste millions of dollars of other peoples' money and come up with a movie as dumb as 1941 or The Deep. The budgets of my films could hardly feed the starving children of India.