Tja, leider kein Director's Cut, so wie es aussieht.
Siehe auch hier:

*ironiemodus on*

Auf Warner ist mal wieder Verlass. Auch das Cover ist ein Design-Meisterwerk! :thumb:

*ironiemodus off*

Da hilft nur mehr Boykott. Werde mir die BR nicht kaufen. Hoffentlich machen es viele andere auch so.

Darum wäre es wohl sinnvoll, wenn jeder potenzielle Käufer, der sich durch diese lieblose Veröffentlichung vergrault fühlt dies Warner auch mitteilen. Damit vielleicht jemand mitbekommt, dass sich der Film durchaus besser hätte verkaufen können, wenn man sich etwas mehr Mühe gegeben hätte.

I really do believe that Dark City happened before it’s time, or at least before a wider audience was ready to accept it. Because it was so forward thinking, there were a bunch of compromises I had to make, theoretically making it more accessible to a wider audience. Like most directors, compromise is just not something that sits well in the belly. I never felt comfortable “dumbing it down” to reach a broader audience.
So when the opportunity came around to re-cut the film for a HD release on Blu Ray, I jumped at the chance. It was a real labor of love, being able to go through all the old reels and pick out some elements I believed should have been in there from the start. One thing I never liked about the original version was the voice-over in the beginning. I felt it gave away too many of the plot twists. The studio, however, pushed for the voice-over, urging that the movie may be too confusing for some otherwise. Well, that quickly went out the window on the new cut.
There were many more additions – little things, lines of dialogue here, extending a moment there. All the changes almost invisible, but resulting in a much better film I believe – a film which is far truer to my original vision. Now there are people discovering the movie for the first time and watching the CORRECT version – so that’s a feeling of great satisfaction. Though there are some loyalists out there who are so familiar with the theatrical version they prefer it and I respect that. Though whatever you hear about the original theatrical version, please do yourselves a favor – if you have never seen the movie before please watch the Director’s Cut first.