I didn't "get it". Now I have to buy the BD in the hopes that Scott's commentary will help.
---- Yes! ...And for the extra footage (Director's Cut*). :b
* Not shown in Theaters! ...Welcome to the new MOVIE world!
- Jack, that's the way it goes nowadays; this fast movie business means that the movie directors don't have time to finish their movies before they hit the Cinema theater venues (because of last-minute rush to complete their films, they simply don't have the time to screen the finished movies all the way through before their theatrical openings).
And it is only during the transfer to Blu-ray that they can complete their films with the extra footage and new audio stems (fixes to the audio mix by adding brand-new elements).
Very true Jack, as it happens to many films now. ...But you should already know that.
...And expect to see more and more in the very near future ...
{Time is a luxury that movie studios cannot any longer afford.}
The Art of filmaking (Cinema artistique) ain't no longer what it used to be.
With Blu-ray now we are much closer to the director's first original intention, and that's a fact.
And with many directors (Lucas, Spielberg, Friedkin, Coppola, Scott, and the rest of the gang), movies are constantly retouched, refabricated, digitally enhanced, new scenes added or cut, sound restored, Silent films are now becoming talking with DTS-HD MA soundtracks, B&W films colored, and all that new visual/auditory Jazz ...
No more films are what they were originally; but they are evolving with our times.
Art is no more; instead we live in a digital and technological "fast" world of constant changes.