Corleone316

Is there going be SE of American History X in the near future? I want to get the current release, but it sucks. So any news?

QuiGonJosh

i doubt it

RyoHazuki

I'd like to see a director's cut as opposed to the Norton cut.

DavidH

How is that? The current transfer is VERY good.

REL77

I like the current version as well, although an SE would be nice, but the current one is pretty decent.

talemyn

Sucks? ¿Porque?

DonnachaOne

It needs one?

TREX1993

I would definitely double-dip on this one. Norton was amazing in it... (not that this is a reason for another purchase, but I would buy another release with different/more extras)

BlackBeauty92

yup...
the current disc barely got any extra at all...
it would be nice to get a little bit of documentary.... or something

Samuel

I like the current release but I hate the snapper!

Fok

Its a good movie, but I'm pretty happy with the current release now. Maybe when the new format HDD comes out they might re-release it.

FatTony

Uh, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the director disown this movie? I'm guessing he's probably not going to have anything to do with any SE or bonus material.

djtoell

I think that's RyoHazuki7's point: he wants Tony Kaye to get involved again and finally be able to release his own cut. I think the bigger problem than Kaye's unwillingness would be New Line's, given that Kaye sued them for millions over the film.

DJ

Geofferson

I highly doubt we'll ever see an SE of this one. I don't think any of the filmmakers care to revisit this movie.

bunkie42

Hard to think such an eye opening movie gets the shaft from being treated as a SE and/or director's cut. A director's cut is well deserved. Didn't the studio hold some scenes back because they thought they were too graphic or whatever. So now that we're all immune or at least don't uncontrollably twitch at the thought of a curb bite or shower raping, I believe we're ready for a director's cut! Plus an upgrade from a snapper case isn't bad either.

Rat Faced Killa

Its well known or rumored that the dir cut is actually shorter than the theatrical cut. now, being that i dont think the story is as fleshed out as it could be, how would a dir. cut help things?

FuzzyBallz

The current version is perfect as it is, don't push it too far. The movie is graphic as it is, and unless you're stupid, most people got the point and imagined what norton did at the curb scene and received at the shower scene. Now, if you're still not satisfied and wanted more, go watch Irreversible or Salo a couple dozen times to fulfill your sick hunger.

mljones99

I like what we have now.

talemyn

I agree . . . sometimes more is not better . . . leaving a some of it to the imagination can be more effective. Adding more can some times push it over the top to the point where it just seems ridiculous rather than powerful.

Spiderbite

I liked mine to...until mine suffered DVD rot. I thought it was a myth until it happened to my disc.

I am gonna try & pick up another one soon. You may want to check yours if you haven't in a while. I got my copy soon after it was first released.

Peep

According to the studio (so that it with a grain of salt), Tony never finished the movie. He was coniously doing reshoot after reshoot. Finally, they lost patience, took control away from him, and put together the best release that they thought that they could using the finished footage.

If they are to believed, there never was a finished "director's cut", just a bunch of rough cuts.

stangerw/candy

I'm more interested in a American Beauty SE!!!!!!

Mark Carpenter

I'm reminded of that deleted Diner scene in the extras. Was it just me who found the dialogue very silly? (Glad it didn't make the film.)

tacomantt

I own the current version and do not see anything wrong with it. The transfers ok and its 16:9. Deleted scenes, trailers, ect.

If you are asking for a Director's Cut then that is something different...

saoirse

Exactly. Same here.

But in the meantime if you want a better movie with a similar topic check out Romper Stomper. It's a little ditty Russell Crowe did before selling out.