Reinstates the song missing from the theatrical cut back into the body of the film, now in high definition.

Nick Lassiter, an American jewel thief living in London on the brink of WWII, is forced into a job with no pleasant foreseeable outcome for himself. Can he and his allies succeed in their task and outwit everyone who wishes him imprisoned or dead?

Combines the only two connected theatrically-released Ghibli films into a single feature. A big white(ish) cat will show you the way…twice!

Removes the non-book Green Mist/stolen citizens subplot, adds back music and deleted scenes, and tries to make the whole film a little easier on the eye.

Beyond the normal trims for pacing and likability, this edit removes the most contentious elements of the original film, the Castle Raid and Susan/Caspian “romance” not found in the book.

Takes the theatrical cut Blu-ray as the main source and adds most of the deleted and extended scenes exclusive to the Extended Edition DVD, adjusted to match the native HD footage as best as possible. Only a few seconds have been removed, this is still largely the same film that introduced many to the magical land of Narnia.

Presenting the heavily-truncated home viewing cut with the best possible quality video and audio.

Removes a cringeworthy character that nobody can really defend the inclusion of from a creative perspective.

The 1961 film, featuring Audrey Hepburn in her likely best-known role, has been conformed to match the 1958 novella of the same name by Truman Capote as much as possible, as well as removing the horribly-dated appearance of Mickey Rooney. In essence, this edit takes the romance and some "comedy" out of a beloved romcom!

An extended version of the International Cut of this classic 80s fantasy.

The shorter International Cut that most viewers know and love is now presented with decent quality video, almost entirely re-sourced from the longer German Cut Blu-ray.

After the fall of France to the Nazis and the evacuation of the British Army from Dunkirk, the Royal Air Force must defend their homeland from the threat of invasion by a battle-hardened and numerically superior opponent during the summer of 1940, with the future of the country, and maybe even the whole of Europe, hanging in the balance.

This edit is, on the whole, a simple tightening of the director Guy Hamilton's ambitious 1969 retelling of these events, hopefully making it more approachable for the audience.

Another very slight edit of this Howard Hawks masterpiece, with a little more modification than done in my earlier ending-changing Bogdanovich Cut.

Implementing the suggestion of the eponymous filmmaker and critic, to make what he considered the theoretically ideal version of this iconic 1948 western.

Cut out what I felt to be some childish moments and unneeded exposition, hopefully helping those who have a soft spot for this ambitious flop enjoy it a little more.

A simple update of Doctor M’s Reconstructed Gangrel Hybrid Cut, now sourced from the 2016/17 blu-ray, taking this classic to its maximum possible runtime in the best possible quality.

Hal Ashby's classic satire with a few of the more distracting elements removed. Several scenes were removed and two were shortened, one sequence was slightly reordered (to accommodate the removals) and the end credits were reformatted.

For those who enjoy the Director’s Cut but perhaps not its middle-age melodrama.

The infamous flop shortened by half an hour, distracting side-plots removed from the film to hopefully make it feel a little more buoyant.

Removed narrative clutter for a more fitting tribute to these legendary comics.

The longer 1996 cut of the 1971 Disney classic with the worst instances of redubbed dialogue removed, a little less "With a Flair" and a lot more translation.

Laurel and Hardy's first feature recut as a (rather long) short.

The Extended Cut with the early structure altered back to that of the Theatrical Cut.

The usual removal of superfluous shots and scenes for a tighter narrative and less distraction, plus a remixed beginning for a little misdirection.

A supposition of the version that bombed in 1988.

Removed the intermission and single musical number that I was never fond of.

Adds back all the scenes from the Theatrical Version that were removed in the Director's Cut, giving the longest version of the film yet.

Mixes elements of the two released versions to give viewers a new take on this eighties classic.