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I totally forgot to post this when I said I would have it up WEEKS ago! I'm so sorry about that! Better late than never?!

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Mike Choi

As soon as you said the words “directors cut” ❤️❤️

Dan M

No worries…it slipped my mind as well 😂. I’ve never seen it, but the cast looks great. Looking forward to a first watch with you.

Larry Darrell

I was thinking this could have worked for Easter. No Worries. Really looking forward to this. Thank You. Love this film. It’s totally underrated, I think due in part to the studio horrendously cutting 45 minutes out, and completely changing the story. And not many people ever seeing the Director’s Cut version. The Director’s Cut is Amazing. One of my All-Time Favorites.

Larry Darrell

ICYDK… Director’s Cut is what you want.

Mike Choi

The theatrical cut was basically an Orlando bloom hero movie. Almost all of the Sibylla plot was cut out. 100% a length concern, number of showing slots per theater etc.

Clay F

Ditto

Clay F

I will watch your reaction this evening, which I am looking forward to. Kingdom of Heaven (2005) [Directors Cut] is excellent. I typically recommend theatrical cut for a first watch of a movie, but Kingdom of Heaven is a rare exception in which I recommend the director's cut because the story makes more sense. The theatrical cut is too chopped -- hard to appreciate any story.

Dan M

Thanks Larry. Hopefully Fandango has the Director’s cut. I don’t have Amazon Prime.

Larry Darrell

I’ve got the Blu-ray, but I was curious too, so I checked. It looks like Fandango has the “Roadshow” Director’s Cut, which is awesome! It includes an Overture and Intermission. I love when films do that. However, I’m not sure Teegan watched that one or not. You may have to pause and un-pause the reaction a couple times. The Roadshow is 4 minutes longer than the regular Director’s Cut, but it’s just the Overture, Entr’acte and Intermission.

Ziro the Hutt

Even though I'm a Ridley Scott fan, I've never been that interested in this due to the woeful Orlando Bloom leading it. It also didn't get a great response on release. However, i have been hearing excellent things about the Director's Cut, putting in something like 50 minutes more, and it apparently completely change the film for the better. I managed to get a hold of a version of this, so it has now intrigued me. If I do like it, I'll rewatch with your good self sometime Teegan, but I've got to get through the Rocky films with you soon! :)

Larry Darrell

This line from David Thewlis, who is credited as Hospitaller, made the film for me… “I put no stock in religion. By the word ‘religion,’ I have seen the lunacy of fanatics of every denomination be called the will of God. I’ve seen too much religion in the eyes of too many murderers. Holiness is in right action and courage on behalf of those who cannot defend themselves, and goodness. What God desires is here… (in your mind)… and here… (in your heart)… and what you decide to do every day, you will be a good man - or not.” Amen to that. This is what makes the most sense to me. I love this film for including that idea, and so, so many more beautiful teachings and life lessons. This film always reminds me of another, that I hold dear. It’s called… The Razor’s Edge (1946) Here is one of its many lines… “It is written, that the wise man lives truer than himself, which is from God. Truer than his own heart. This is the way of calmness, forbearance, compassion, selflessness… and ever lasting peace.”

Brian's Dog

This is the Director's Cut Roadshow Version if you have the bluray. It just adds the overture and intermission to the Director's Cut.

Ron White

I'm not finding this on Amazon Prime. Any suggestions?

Ron White

Thanks for the link but I have tried to connect using servers on every section of Earth and they all give a not available to watch notice. I wonder if they have completely dropped it from their catalog?

Ron White

Upon further research it looks like there is going to be a theatrical release of this version for the first time ever on May 14th. I am sure that is why it has disappeared from any other platforms.

Beat Conductor

Did you ever get your hands on a copy?

Ron White

It appears that the movie has now been re-released on Amazon after the theatrical showing. I am going to try to watch it this weekend.

Thomas Dawson

Great reaction, thank you!! :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldwin_IV_of_Jerusalem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balian_of_Ibelin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Hattin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_of_Lusignan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Jerusalem_(1187) All the events of the film are *LOOSELY* based on the historic events of the time. Guy de Lusignan did become King after the death of Baldwin IV (who was a leper) and Baldwin V (Sybilla's son, who died as a child) and his army was massacred at the Battle of Hattin. And Balian of Ibelin did lead the Crusader forces at the Siege of Jerusalem (the last time it would be held by Christians) against Saladin and secured a guaranteed safe exit of the city. Balian was significantly older than Sybilla however, and Sybilla and Guy remained Queen and King after the loss of Jerusalem - so those parts were certainly embellished. After the siege, Balian joined his wife and children in Tripoli, and joined King Richard the Lionheart in his Third Crusade. When he lost his lands in Ibelin to Saladin, he was given other lands and a castle by Saladin as compensation (possibly signs of the respect Saladin held for his long rival?) Anyway, a fascinating period of history. I absolutely loved the Brethren Trilogy by Robyn Young, which was set in the dying years of the Crusader States of the 13th and early 14th centuries, through to the dissolution of the Templar Order in France. Brilliant reaction though. A Ridley Scott classic. And so many fantastic quotes. "Holiness is in right action and courage on behalf of those who cannot defend themselves, and goodness." Thank you so much! One of my absolute favourites.

Stretch

I think it was meant to be implied that hospitillar knight was an angel, or at the very least a messenger of god.

Andrew McLean

Is there any plans for the youtube version of this to be uploaded? Or are there copyright issues etc?

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

i would like to! I lost the original cut of my footage and for some reason I can’t download it so I need to screen record my footage to do it!

Stephen Clarke

Yeah that's what I think, there's a good video on YouTube that goes into in detail