THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY - The longer cut, if only for a beautiful scene featuring Lee Van Cleef in the ruins of a Union fort. New voice work by Eastwood and Wallach distracts.
APOCALYPSE NOW REDUX - French plantation sequence brings everything to a screeching halt, but I don't want to go back to a version that's missing Kurtz and his Time article. Or the surfboard hijinks. Or the Bunnies and the helicopter.
THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE - The epic-length 1976 version. More character development. Later version should be viewed for outtakes.
DEEP RED - Argento's preferred edit (over 2 hours) is outstanding, but either of the two shorter cuts (international or U.S.) will do in a pinch.
