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Well, in truth, this is a film to watch for its flaws. The two primary ones being Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer. You can see by what is on the screen that someone had interesting and weird ideas and they kind of get some of them up there. Brando and Kilmer just go batshit with their characters...

Is this the first time they have released the Director's Cut or was that on the previous Blu-ray? Edit: Actually, if anything, it looks like this may be the first release of the Theatrical cut.

Well, as Kevin points out, there is an excellent documentary on Stanley's adventure on this one but really John Frankenheimer made the film. So, in a way, they don't need to have the Stanley story on this disc. It would be more interesting to have the Frankenheimer story on it but we do hear...

It's kind of funny how the film is more associated with Richard Stanley than John Frankenheimer. I don't know if Stanley managed to direct, it would have been a better film. Apparently he had no control over Kilmer or Brando. Frankenheimer could not control Brando and ended up just letting him...