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10 Deleted Scenes That Should Have Made The Final Cut
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Making a film is hard work, and one of the toughest tasks a director has is editing. Taking all the footage he or she shot, the filmmaker must piece together a coherent film that entertains and thrills audiences. And sometimes, that means sacrificing a great scene that may have made the final product even more rewarding if the running time didn’t dictate otherwise. Here are Screen Rant’s 10 Deleted Scenes That Should Have Made the Final Cut
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There's a deleted scene from batman begins which shows Bruce putting a voice modulator in his suit. If that HADNT been deleted it would have saved several years of people saying "why does batman sound like he has throat cancer"
OBSIDIANdubstep Maybe Batman sounds like that because he dont want his voice to be recognized
Fawwaz Syarif maybe batman has throat cancer
Fawwaz Syarif **facepalm**
***** *esophageal cancer.
OBSIDIANdubstep But we wouldn't have got such hilarious parody videos like the throat cancer reference you're saying if not... WHERE'S RACHEL
When you buy a movie with deleted scenes, there should be a function where you can add the scene to the movie.... That'll be just great.
Jose Martinez That's genius
Jose Martinez That would mean you have 2 movies on 1 disc, which isn't really possible editing/publishing wise. Nice idea though but sadly we can't do it, unless it's in digital form only.
Hairy Potter Well then give a second copy without it deleted
Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Man Emporium And Warehouse! That's basically just the extended 'uncut' version we can already buy
Hairy Potter So then the OP comment is pretty much true
i didn't realise most of these were deleted scenes. i also didn't realise how many special editions i watch
Adam Liddle I had the same experience :D
Adam Liddle minecrafter0505 Well ya'll do now!!!!
Same here
Adam Liddle one does not simply watch the cinema version of LOTR.
Me too
That moment when you own the extended versions of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, so the deleted scene wasn't a surprise to you
Haha I was just about to say the same thing!
Anna Wright Great minds think alike! Love the Doctor Who profile picture BTW!
Hehe yup!
Exactly what I had in mind, too!
Scottie Currie In the Return of the King, they left out the scene where Saruman dies :/
How about the death of Saruman from Return of The King?
Oh, i thought he died in the two towers.
In the 3rd one I think gandalf vs the lichking was of more importance, as one could understand sauromans defeat, while in gandalf scene it was shown, that he is not invincible.
Before he defeated every enemy without any problems shown to the audience. Sure balrog was hard, but w/e, gandalf is a badass who can't loose :P
leotheking1000 he dies in the deleted scene at the start of ROTK, where aragorn and co. go to isengard after helms deep, it also explains how sarumans palantir magically ended up out of orthanc for pippin to pick up. I too think the witch king and gandalf in ROTK was a important scene tbh, without the scene you wouldnt know that gandalfs staff has been broken by the witch king and thats why he doesnt have it at the battle of the black gate.
***** On writers? The books were written by one man.
Michael Butler XD 'Aragorn and co.'
But seriously this video definitely should have mentioned Saruman's death scene. Even though I own the extended versions, I can imagine the level of confusion after not hearing from Saruman again and how the fellowship got hold of the Palantire.
Michael Butler Don't forget when Aragorn masters the Palantir. That scene explains why Sauron took the bait of the distraction created to give Frodo his chance.
I sort of feel like we got cheated without having to see a Wolverine in full, costume
Zachary Smith We still might Wolverine 3 and X-men Apocalypse could do that.
drunkhas I highly doubt it. Fox doesn't like to use the costumes, and would rather have everyone in leather motorcycle outfits.
Korvas Haha true, but hey! a little hope doesn't hurt anyone.
Korvas Go take a look at Psylocke's and Deadpool's costumes.
Yes in 2000 x men was very toned down because people were scared to use the source material, now that has changed.
ultimateblaze23 did you also happen to look at quicksilvers, and whoever else that was in the trailer? cause they were sporting the leather outfits. Also days of future past... They have made improvements, but they still refuse to make actual costumes. Dead pool I will give you, but that seems to be on a whole other level, and I am still not sold on it yet, they still have some potential to mess up the film.
For the Avengers, is that why in the movie there's a part where the camera focuses too much on the one waitress that at the end thanks them??
Good question. I've always wondered about that too. Glad I'm not the only one.
legohunter77 The waitress is played by the same person who played Ellie in the last of us
Iram Velazquez yeah! that mpment oi tot it was frikin weird as well! **until i seen the deleted scene
Iram Velazquez ahhhhhhh now i get it
Thats Elli from The last of us
"Loki is seen as MCUs greatest foe" Wait until Thanos comes along. He is basically the main villain in all of Marvel comics.
acdc14terrace not if he is handled as poorly as ultron..
Ahmed Rasekh True that.
+Ahmed Rasekh I think Ultron was handled great
***** Thanos actually ended the Marvel Universe more than once, effectively became God, and cured an entire universe of cancer. Yeah everyone is pretty weak next to Thanos, even Darkseid.
acdc14terrace I actually didn't like Loki at all, I loved the actor and I think he portrayed it perfectly but I still didn't like how underwhelming Loki felt sometimes. I only like Ultron and Red Scull because I love both of those actors so much and I think they did a great job! If I had to choose my favorite MCU villain it would be hands down KingPin. His character felt developed, purposed, emotional, logical, and all out great. But hey that's just MCU villains if I had to choose my top favorite villains of all time, all of Batman's villains (with Joker at #1 of course) would be at the top of that list.
I think the deleted scene from the beginning of Thor, where the two brothers share a bonding moment before Thor's coronation, while also foreshadowing Loki's discontent helps bring depth to both characters as well as development. Seeing it all fall apart, and helping explain why Thor wants his old brother back so bad after all the horrible stuff he's done.
+EthalaRide I LOVE THAT SCENE!!!!
sometimes I feel like editing is making things more complicated and unclear... e.g. the waitress thing in the Avengers... I was always wondering why she was shown so much and then I found out Steve had flirted with her in a deleted scene.. if you delete something, delete the rest or just leave those damn 5 minutes no one would mind being in the movie
Why does Marvel cut scenes, all scenes to a Movie such as, are important
Virtually every film made has cut scenes, as it's impossible to tell exactly how something is going to translate into film until it has actually been made... Best to shoot extra and cut rather than potentially leave a story underwhelming from the off?
Yes Im Going To Be That Guy It's mostly about pacing, really. If a film feels like it's too long or if the pacing isn't fast enough, or even if a scene doesn't really fit the overall tone and doesn't add anything significant to the story then they sacrifice them
Kirsty Waters yes, exactly and with blockbuster films the quiet moments are very suspect to be cut,
Some of the best movies leave slow scenes in, like Django Unchained, Jaws, The Butler, and the list goes on
Yes Im Going To Be That Guy Because they're making the films for filthy casuals.
If you ask me, almost EVERY movie would be released with the whole content. I don't get why any Star Wars movie couldn't be 3 hour long epic like LOTR.
The yellow Wolverine outfit does look pretty sweet, but I agree that it isn't necessary really. Especially with the colour. However in am X-Men reboot, I'd like to see Logan's X-Force outfit.
I don't think there is going to be a reboot any time soon due to the fact that Jackman hinted at old man Logan and there is a new xmen coming oit
ultimategameplay1 I meant after that. After Apocalypse and Wolverine 3, I think they should reboot the franchise.
Luca Munro I only want it rebooted if it's being added to the MCU. If the rights can go back to Marvel, then yes reboot it with less of a focus on Wolverine. There are plenty of other characters that also deserve attention. They don't even need to introduce Wolverine until the 2nd or third movie.
I would love an X-Men Netflix series honestly. This can make it easier to flesh out all the X-Men.
Darren MacQueen My concern is that they can't really go on until they are back at square one and having to surrender all the characters that are the main cash turn ins for the X-Men franchise. They'll have to reboot it completely at one point. One thing you can maybe help me with, I'm trying to think of Logan's motivation to wear the mask styled like the one we saw in The Wolverine deleted scene. What was the reason he got the outfit in that and what reason would call for Logan to wear an outfit like that, like what I suggested, having his outfit in X-Force colours.
Luca Munro Unless he is part of a team or trying to conceal his identity, there is little reason for him to switch to it in the X-Men movie universe we saw so far. If they do reboot it, I would like to see them use something similar to the costumes used in the Ultimate comics anyway. The X-Men costumes should look more like a uniform in my opinion. Most of the costumes are not practical for concealing their identities anyway so it's always been hard to imagine Logan choosing that particular costume. It's iconic and a big part of my childhood, but it's not very believable. The MCU seems to be taking a lot of inspiration from the Ultimate universe anyway, so I can see them going in that direction.
And you may be right, it could be difficult to keep the series going with major characters like Wolverine leaving. But I honestly don't want Fox to reboot it. I don't want to see it rebooted unless it's going to be included in the MCU. There's no other reason to reboot it that quickly.
Also in the Avengers, Cap is in NY and an older man see him and recognises him. Cap runs off and a younger boy asked the man, "You know him?" and the older man replies, "We all know him."
Watching "Aliens" as Cameron wanted it to be (deleted scenes intact) was truly an epic journey as a movie buff. I highly recommend it.
The thing that doesn't make any sense about Nero from Star Trek is if he went back in time and had been in a Klingon prison for 20 years. First, it seems like he didn't age a day. I understand that Romulans age much slower than humans, but he didn't seem to age at all. Than what happen to that super powerful mining ship for 20 years? If he was somehow imprisoned by the Klingons wouldn't they have took possession of that ship? So how did he get it back, and manage to get all of his crew members back?
+Laughing Man All of the members of the crew were taken prisoners, not just Nero. The deleted scene shows it very well.
Plus, are you serious about the age thing? You have regular humans in movies showing up a couple of decades later and still looking the same, perhaps with a different haircut, this is hardly notorious.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, Harry has one final talk with Aunt Petunia, and Dudley. Good scenes.
There was a great scene cut from The Empire Strikes Back on the ice planet Hoth. A pack of Wampas break into the base, and rebel soldiers manage to force the creatures into a secure room, lock the door and place a warning label on it to ensure that nobody accidentally releases them. After the Imperials enter the base and Han, Leia & Threepio are running to the Falcon, they pass this door. Threepio backtracks and tears the warning from the door before continuing to the ship. Snowtroopers soon arrive and open the door, setting loose the Wampas and are overwhelmed by the unexpected threat.
The only significant part of this scene which survives today is in the original trailer for ESB, in which Threepio is shown tearing the warning label from the door.
You should have also put the scene from Star Wars: A New Hope which happens right before Luke buys R2 and C3P0. It shows him talking to Biggs and I think it really makes Biggs's death scene more dramatic. It was NOT in the special edition, but it should have replaced the Janna scene.
Shamwow Donkey Yeah, it's like 2 minutes just after the opening credits on Tatooine, showing Luke is kinda a loner and Biggs is his only friend.
It shows that Luke has no agenda and was planning on signing up to the Empire, just to get off Tatooine. Then Biggs tells him that he is joining the Rebellion, and that Luke should too.
I think Return of the King had a more important deleted scene.
The death of Saruman..
Seems pretty important.
"A level of manipulation that seems below a Jedi* THEY MIND CONTROLLED PEOPLE!!!
The Abyss.
The theatrical version deleted almost the entire story line that due to the loss of the submarine WWIII was about to break out on the surface. Only one line of that plot remains. But it was this plot which set up the movie's climax in which the NTIs frighten all of humanity with the threat of multiple tidal waves. When this scene removed, the climax of the film becomes a hastily cobbled together mishmash of unintelligible sentimentality and deus ex machina. Nothing makes sense in the last 5 minutes, and even Roger Ebert jumped ship at that point. Restoring that scene and plot in the Special Edition added to the runtime, but carried the benefit of making everything make sense, heightening the tension, developing the characters, and giving the movie scope which the theatrical release sorely lacked.
I was just about to post the same thing. The Abyss lost its opportunity to be a really good movie because of the cut scenes.
All hail ebert! Hail!
What about the deleted scene with Rogue from Days of Futures Past?
Dragon tamers what happenes??? hmmmm
Scootastic MC Rogue pulls down her pants and reveals she has a dick lol
Captain Freedom bruh
+Petulant Wigglesabit The Rogue scene wasn't pointless it actually would have made the movie make more since
***** I thought it was pretty good the best X-Men movie to date I think. What didn't you like?
I wish that sometime we will see a Wolverine movie with Wolverine actually wearing his iconic costume!
You guys are fast becoming my favourite channel on TH-cam. Apart from my own one of course.
Haha the hardest job of a director is editing
The hardest job of an editor is directing. LOL
A knight's tale, chaucer's plea.
hi doraemon
+Peh Yu Xiang (LinkInMinecraft) omg, say hi for Nobita for me.
You missed a Pirates of the Caribbean - At World's End scene. Becket explains there why he and Jack know each other and why Jack got to be a pirate. A very explainable scene.
The carnival scene from Unbreakable, when Sam Jack's character was a little kid.
I can kinda understand why they cut it, because it feels like the movie stops and we get this amazing little short film, but the scene's really affecting and memorable. IMHO, it would have been worth tightening the pacing of a few other scenes in order to fit it in. Might've made the movie be looked upon more favorably.
I've always lived Loki and I always understood y he's so evil
*loved
I've always felt sympathetic for the MCU Loki. Even Thor still tries to find good in his wayward brother.
Kenneth Hildebrand yea cuz u can see how hurt he was when he thought he died
If you like the MCU Loki you'll like the comic Loki even more.
Captain Cube its been years since I've bought a Thor comic. Ironic since Thor and Cap. were my favorite back in the day. I may do some catching up.
That Wolverine scene tho...
i had seen most of these and not realised they were deleted.
You mentioned Aliens, but not the scenes I was thinking about. The original cut barely mentioned the sentry guns, but the scenes were added back in for the special edition. They explain why one minute there were so many of the little blighters, and then there were hardly any, allowing Ripley to get close to the Queen.
Ya um Screen Rant, Not trying to be mean. But WHY WASN'T THE DELETED SCENE FROM AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2 IN HERE!? I mean! It showed that Peter was staring at Gwens grave for so long and then out of no where, his dad arrives! They have tilk chat of why he wasn't there for all of this... Seriously though, this was a huge reason why The Amazing series stopped.
It stopped cause Garfield sucks. He's worse then Hayden Christensen.
Scott Nahler Lies.... Him and Emma Stone have amazing chemistry onscreen
another one: the eye stab from divergent. They cut it to keep the movie PG-13
David Kuiken That was an important part of the story, kind of shows how truly crazy Peter was. They shouldn't have cut it...
David Kuiken Well it's not like the movie was gonna be the next Star Wars.
David Kuiken I was mad because the entire character of Edward was cut
+Devon Harris well Edward was in the movie but he probably got like 10 seconds of screen time
Cam Corbett No, I don't think so. His name is on the board in the training room and Eric calls his name when they were picking teams for "paintball." But he never actually showed up.
You missed the showdown between Gandalf and the Witch King in Return of the King in which Gandalf has his staff destroyed. It was important because it elevated the threat level of Mordor to beyond something even the Wizard (whom we had previously seen kill a freaking Balrog) could not handle. And it explained why he didn't carry a staff for the rest of the movie. You could pick ANY scene on this list to knock off in favor of of that RotK scene, it's THAT important.
The deleted scenes with Biggs actually adds so much to Luke's character, and I was glad I got the special edition and managed to find the scenes.
i've expected more of LotR
Add PROMETHEUS to the list! Deleted scenes FIX so much of the story and the narrative.
MarkaNLNL That movie is 100% unfixable.
+J Murphy I completely agree
MarkaNLNL yep. Still praying for a DVD/Blu Ray Director's Cut/special edition of Prometheus...
+MarkaNLNL No joke is Prometheus terrible. I am legit worried for the Dr. Strange film since for some reason, Disney has hired the same writer, Jon Spaihts, for the Sorcerer Supreme.
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Shit, I didn't know that. That was a stupid decision.
That moment when you see a yellow Wolverine costume and realise that the specific costume would have been better than any of the Wolverine costumes we got in the films....
Man. I'm not the only one that fell in love with that mask am I? It's fkn awesome!
The likeness to the comics gave me chills. I would never expect a yellow Wolverine costume to work. The directors probably thought the same thing. Now here I am thinking they should have given him that costume all along >.
First thing I thought of when seeing this video title was the Lord of the Rings Boromir scene. Glad you guys included it; it would have added so much to the movies!
My favorite deleted scene is when mom calls from Ireland in the Boondock Saints. It explains why the brothers are so protective of each other...neither knows which one is the elder and assumes himself to be and takes care of his younger brother. Also, it's a hilarious scene.
One of my favorite deleted scenes is from Age of Ultron. It shows Wanda and Pietro right before they entered the church to meet Ultron. It introduces the young boy Hawkeye saved and his older sister, making to where they weren't just random faces we saw frequently in the final battle in Sokivia.
Great video! I now want to see all of these scenes that I have missed, aka most of them.
There's a deleted scene in Big Trouble in Little China where all the characters gather in a small office and talk about what is going on. It slow the film down a bit, but worth to see in the original film as it explain some stuff regarding the characters. Also, a funny gag where it thunders outside and Jack scream STOP! and the thunder stops.
When ever I watch these list on youtube I disagree with the majority of what they have to say. This one I feel was great. Great list!
I had no idea about the Wolverine deleted scene! Seeing Jackman in costume would have been EPIC!
From Aliens, the bit about the robot sentries. I LOVE that part!!!!!!
IDW did a Star Trek limited comic series, called "Star Trek: Nero", which chronicles Nero's travails as a Klingon prisoner, which only served to make him even MORE bitter toward Vulcan, the Federation for not saving Romulus, and Spock whom he directly blamed for the death of his family and homeworld.
DUDE! amazing Spider-Man!!! That date at that big clock with Gwen was beutiful
I absolutely second that deleted Loki scene in which he is made king. We don't see it in the film. When the soldiers carry in the scepter, so many emotions wash over Hiddleston's face: shock, awe, grief, and greed. Really amazing.
I also wish they'd kept in the earlier scene with Thor about to be elevated in court, with the brothers standing in the wings, teasing each other about their helmets, Loki showing us his abilities with illusion by changing wine into snakes, and showing the very deep bond between the two. That would have been worthwhile keeping in.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1: The Dudley's Departure. A scene was filmed but didn't make it to the cinema, that showed the chapter of the final book called The Dudley's Departure. It was very emotional and it completed the Dudley story arc.
I am Legend's alternate ending showed the monsters chasing the main character to be much more human than he realized.
THE WOLVERINE COSTUME LOOKS AMAZING!!
I like how your videos are all different like this one every other channel does videos on stuff that everyone else has done like top ten action scenes your videos are smart i mean top ten scenes that should have made the cut who thinks of that your ideas are origanal and that awesome good job screen rant
I have a personal hobby of editing movies. Taking away or adding deleted scenes to make the movie better. Changes such as I am Legends original ending, subtracting most gargoyle scenes from hunch back and adding scenes from marvel films. Thanks to this list I can continue it. Thanks lads.
Shaking my head at the irony of a video about deleted scenes that should've made it not showing the deleted scene that should've made it.
I wish they had included Legolas and Gimli's drinking game...I love that bit.
The deleted and altered scene in Captain America Civil War where Captain America and Agent 13 actually have dialogue and makes their kissing scene that much more connected.
i thought the terminator deleted scene that they mentioned was in the movie, i gotta rewatch that now
One of the worst cases of this from recent memory is the Rogue Cut of X-Men DoFP. That is how the film should have been from the start! It also explained 2 of the biggest plotholes from the original release, how the sentinels even found the X-Men and how the sentinels could adopt mutant powers despite Mystique not being able to do that.
-The Scooby Doo movie had really good deleted scenes. The original opening payed serious homage to the franchise. There was one that showed what happened after they all broke up. Another showed how Fred ended up at the castle, even though he just mentions it, the whole scene would have been better. Also the scene when Daphne found out Velma was possessed was pretty good.
-In Pirates 3, Jack hints that he once worked for Lord Becket, shipping cargo. Becket asks why did he quit and Jack replies "People aren't cargo" That scene was a really good chance to show some character between the two.
hahahha, that Jaws scene is a riot...
Screen Rant You forgot the one where Aragorn drops that necklace thingy, as he has a dream about himself doing so.
I think the scene with the Mouth of Sauron in the "Return of the King"
Show's that there are other servants and races in Mordor with importance
It isn't fully necessary but it is a very memorable scene(which could have even been extended more)
KopiSnipes That was the biggest deleted scene of the whole series. Thank goodness it made the extended edition. It made the whole final scene make a lot more sense.
The_IcemaN Well, I think it should have been in the theatrical cut because I can't even watch the theatrical version without thinking of that scene(which is why I bought the Extended Trilogy on Blu-Ray)
LOTR: return of the king- where the white wizard Saruman dies at the very start of the movie but was cut out and only shown on the DVD
Radio had quite a few deleted scenes that I really liked such as the alternative ending and the fact that they are talking about land acquired by the tortoise.
Lord of The Rings - there's a funny beer drinking competition scene between Legolas and Gimli
The scene with Loki is a bit messy but it does add to the character, when I watched the film I felt like it was a bit sudden when Loki is on the throne, it felt like there was a bit missing- so the deleted scene helps that. Plus it does show more of Loki and does makes him more sympathetic. Anything that adds to his character is worth watching in my opinion. I think he is one of the most interesting and complex marvel characters.
I would have included the pig-head scene in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" in the movie. It helps to explain why Eddie's wearing a tear in the shower.
It never bothered me that Nero waited 25 years. It helped reinforce how much he blamed Spock. My problem was that his crew shouldn't have been willing to wait that long. What I would have done was shown Nero used those Mind Worms on all of them to follow his orders. It really would have shown just how far Nero has fallen if he's willing to mind-control his own crew just to have his revenge.
The Waitress scene from The Avengers that was cut was so beautiful. Ashley Johnson was so good as the waitress and she totally deserved to be showcased as well as furthering Steve's plot.
Gandalf vs The Witch King in The Return of the King. With this scene having been removed, there is no explanation why his staff is missing when he goes to save Faramir, and it was shown in the trailers.
Saruman's death. He just disappears from the story in Return of the King's original release, but a badass deleted scene shows him getting pushed off a ledge and impaled on a spike. Damn.
The Sgt. Candy scene of Terminator 3 is very much on top of my list of scenes that should have made it into the final cut.
One that should have definitely made it is from KPAX. Jeff Bridges is sitting in his yard, looking at the stars, he goes inside and his wife, Mary McCormick, is playing piano. Bridges makes a comment about her former piano teacher, a slight joke, and his wife says: "She told me to not just play the notes. If you just play the notes" she said... "you'll miss it."
It's very symbolic for what Bridges is trying to do in helping Prot, his alien patient. It is one of my all time favorite deleted scenes.
This Is Spinal Tap has some of the best deleted scenes ever
In The Incredible Hulk there was so much cut! It seems like Ty Burrell's supporting character disappears and then randomly reappears with no knowledge of Bruce Banner reuniting with Betty Ross, but there's at least one scene where they talk at Burrell's house about the Hulk condition.
I've only ever seen the extended LOTR movies, so I didn't know the Boromir scene was cut.
Seriously, you included the Denethor scene, but NOT the Saruman scene?
Saruman's scene at the beginning of return of the king reverberates throughout the entire movie, and gives much more weight to scenes like Theoden's death, where he DIRECTLY REFERENCES that deleted scene. Heck, Theoden's doubt about winning the battle of helm's deep is directly derived from Saruman planting the doubt in his mind, just as Gandalf's doubts about sending Frodo to his death comes from that scene, and it explains the palantir popping up out of nowhere.
It is a scene that completely changes the narratives of the rest of the movie and shoudl never, never, have been cut.
"Sam and Leo in the Dorm" and "Leo refuses to go to Egypt". TransFormers: Revenge of the Fallen. they're both scenes that let the characters breath and would've helped them seem less like vehicles to the next set of explosions.
That T2 scene is pretty cool, but what about the deleted smiling scene? That's far better.
I got chills seeing the Wolverine costume at the end.
Pretty much all deleted scenes in Prometheus. For me, it made a great impact. The Xenomorph and the talking would have redeemed the movie a little more, at least for me. No, it probably wouldn't have saved it, but I felt that they made the movie way more interesting.
But there were many more scenes for Prometheus. IMO, this film was made a failure on the cutting table.
Even more crucial was the deleted scene from Terminator 2 where they shoot the frozen t1000 and it messes him up. He begins glitching out and sticking to the floor. The had some really cool special effects where his skin was turning the color what he was touching. This is crucial to the plot because he uses Sarah Conner's voice to call John. John returns to find two Sarah Conners waiting for him and John is able to tell which one is the T1000 by looking at his glitched out feet.
In the original production the trippy special effects are cut out and John just inexplicably knows which Sarah to shoot. They saved a few seconds I guess, but the scene should have stayed in.
Scene from Lotr Return of the King: Mouth of sauron confronting Aragon,Gandalf,Legolas,Gimli,merry, and pippin at the black gate. Really gave color to the special edition of the film. Also in the same film, Gandalfs encounter with the witch-King of Angmar at Minas Tirith during the battle of pelennor fields. Both special moments that could've made the movie even better in theatres
The Awesome Avengers scene where the security guard has the longer conversation with Bruce after watching The Hulk fall from the sky then change.
The trouble with movies and TV is they are all made by committees. Most bad decisions made in film-making is when the studio question the decisions of the director. Studios have this belief that audiences are stupid and have the attention span of a goldfish. I am happy to sit through another 10 minutes of a good movie to have the story improved by those "quiet moments" of exposition.
Luke's original intro in Star Wars when he goes to Toshi station and meets up with Biggs it strengthens the relationship between Luke and Biggs and is very well acted
The prison scene in Guardians of the Galaxy with "Magic" in the backround Sound have been so great!!
OH MY GOD, THAT WOLVERINE COSTUME IS AWESOME!
There's a great deleted scene in Aliens on the drop ship, where Hudson is talking all that good sh*t (in detail) about how badass the Colonial Marines are. A nice bit of foreshadowing.
With regards to that scene in LOTR. The directors may have felt like it wasn't necessary. I never really felt like Boromir was 'easily corrupted'. Actually I saw him the whole time as a guy who means well and wants to protect his people, but the ring knew he was desperate and played into this, tempting Boromir and making it impossible for him to resist. It was probably also to fully emphasize the power of the One ring. It simultaneously showed the extraordinary resilience of Frodo, Aragorn, Gandalf and the like, whilst not underestimating the rings powers of seduction. Boromir was consistently portrayed a good man who desired the power to protect his people. His greatest weakness was being ignorant of the rings true malice, but he completely redeemed himself at the end when he gave his life to protect the Hobbits. The scene with him dying was really great, and I think really sold him as a great character.
The deleted scene from we were shoulders when CSM Plumley was introduced is my favorite deleted scene
Actually there was another deleted scene from Star Wars where Luke is hanging out with his friends on Tatooine. It really does a good job of establishing his relationship with Biggs. I liked it, and wish it would have been included in the movie as well. It's floating around on youtube somewhere.
The scene of an Engineer talking in "Prometheus".
It would be the central scene of the movie.
Lethal Weapon, Riggs vs The Sniper!!
Plus I would love to see Terrace Malick make a Directors Cut of 'The Thin Red Line'. There is more than an hour of deleted scenes in that film.
Dudley telling Harry he doesn't think he's a waste of space in the Death Hallows part 1. All the deleted scenes of Harry Potter: TDH were so powerful and had great conclusions to a lot of characters we don't see after that.
There was a scene from RED that had Brian Cox walking into an elevator. A deleted version showed him with a glass of wine, throwing it away before entering the very same elevator. 2 SECOND DIFFERENCE!!!!
Mystery Men's deleted mexican restaurant scene was my favorite. (It explains how the Sphynx knew to show up in the alley later, in a hilarious way).
I'd add the fight scene between Jack and Lovejoy in the Titanic movie. Mainly because it explains Lovejoy's wound we see later on and that dining room fills with water way too quickly without the scene. It hardly has water in it and then 15-20 seconds later, water from that room is already dripping down the steps past the exit.
The Toschee Station scene from A New Hope. Should have been in it, as it showed how the storylines crossed over; Luke looks up at the Tantive and Star Destroyer battle through binoculars, and has a discussion with Biggs about whether they're fighting. Then he talks to Biggs about joining the academy and the rebellion. It adds to the depth of the universe Lucas is introducing us to, and it would have benefited the mythology of the film. That, and changing Obi-Wan's wild-man warning shriek back to the original sound, are the only two changes I would make to Episode 4.