So what are the differences between the two versions? The theatrical cut runs 1:44:56 and this Director's Cut runs 1:46:57, which you math majors have probably already figured out accounts for barely two minutes of extra footage. And what is that comprised of? A few fleeting boob shots, for the most part, but those who are seeking this out for prurient reasons are going to be mightily disappointed, as nothing much is really ever shown. At a bit past the hour mark, our heroine tells her catatonic sister she needs to take a bath. In the theatrical version, the film then cuts to a shot from the rear showing Adèle in the bathtub. In this version, we see her smoking a cigarette and stripping in front of the mummy. This scene shows absolutely nothing, but may titillate the necrophiliacs out there (and you know who you are). Then we get a few more lingering shots of Adèle in the tub than in the theatrical version, including from the front, though again, nothing much is seen since the water comes up so high. There's also a bit more of her full body on display when she jumps out of the tub in this version, but literally only a moment's worth. Why this wasn't handled through seamless branching on the original release is anyone's guess (can you say "double dipping"?), as it seems that that technology could have easily handled these few additions. (For the intensely curious, I've included two screenshots from this brief added sequence. They're in positions 18 and 19.)