Davisdvd.com is reporting that Oliver Stone has mentione in 2 recent interviews that he is planning on releasing a 4 hour extended edition of Alexander. More info here:

http://www.davisdvd.com/news/rumor.html

As much as i like stone , i do not know how he can improve this movie.

I guess the "Director's cut" wasn't really the director's cut.

It was a mediocre film at best. another 2 hours won't help it.

I went in expecting to like this and it ended up being one of the worst films I've ever seen.

2 more hours won't help it. It didn't suck because it left out details. It sucked because the acting, dialogue etc. were terrible throughout.

No way I'd even attempt to sit through a 4 hour version of this movie.

Alexander: The Lunestra Director's Cut

I hope it comes in a tin shaped like a Lunestra box.

Stone is just wasting his time re-cutting the movie. I don't think Warner wants to waste there time re-packing this crap movie for a 3rd time. Who the heck is going to buy it?

More naked Rosario Dawson?

Great film. Bring it on!

He just can't admit that it sucks. I think it was one of his biggest critical flops, so maybe he thinks he can just keep revisiting it until everyone likes it.

I liked the movie. Wasn't crazy about the gay scenes but that is just my take on it. I wouldn't mind a longer version if it didn't include more gay scenes.

I liked the theatrical cut much better than the director's cut, but I would be interested in seeing this extended cut too.

Very interested in seeing it, would buy it on HD if/when it comes out. One of the few who enjoyed the film.

[cousin Eddie]Are you for real, Clark?[/cousin Eddie]

He could cut the Angelina Jolie parts and the movie would be a bit better. I like her, but I don't know what drugs she was on to make her think a Natasha russian accent would be a good idea for her character.

I enjoyed bits of the movie, but it did drag. By hour 13 I was wishing for an early death.

Yeah, also kind of the way I felt about the (to me) way overrated The Last Temptation of Christ (loved the book though).

I guess he's gonna keep trying to shove this one down consumer's throats.

His "director's cut" was so popular that there's a stack of 'em at my local Blockbuster tagged at $4.99.

I don't know, I heard that extra footage helped Kingdom Of Heaven but I really don't see myself even buying this as a first purchase. Even with the additional content. If the movie doesn't work for me at all in a theatrical form, I don't care, I don't want to see the rest. I tried watching Alexander on HBO-HD and I couldn't. It was just too dull. Don't need an extra hour and a half or so in order to make a movie better. If the movie was good in the first place, alright. Look at all the LOTR movies, fine. But if the movie really needs the additional content to be worthwhile, forget it.

I'm also pretty set against the movies that are released and have the feel like 'this was really the version you should have seen in theaters'. I know this one isn't the directors cut, but it's pretty lame none the less.

Neither liked the movie or hated it. It was sort of just there on the screen and when it was over I had no lasting opinion of it. I can't see though how an even LONGER cut could make it outstanding in any way.

My only problem with The Last Temptation of Christ was the fact that I was expecting David Bowie to have the same speech impediment as Pontius Pilate that Michael Palin had in The Life of Brian.

'Alexander' was a fantastic, huge, bold, bombastic epic! I loved every second of it, and
will count the days until I can see this new, longer version. Oliver Stone put the best
battle scenes ever filmed into this piece along with the best sets in any film released
this decade. All the performances were over-the-top in a good way and captured just
how HUGE these character were in history. This new cut will place the film up near the
top of all epics made in cinema history. I hope they can get this out sometime in the
first quarter of 2007.

I saw Alexander in theaters and thought it was a well made movie. People are too harsh on this film.

I was one of the few who enjoyed the theatrical cut. I never saw the director's cut (heard it was worse than the theatrical and like eight minutes shorter), but this version does intrigue me. I'm sure I'll at least rent it.

Trailers are supposed to be designed to make you want to see a movie. Even the trailer for this flick made me

Does Angelina really call that acting?