Release
There are three versions of the film. The theatrical cut, which was PG-13, the Director's Cut, which is unrated; both are available on DVD. The third version is a mix of the two assembled for television viewing, which has some, but not all, of the added footage from the Director's Cut. For instance, the minor subplot in the Director's cut of Riddick's visions, as well as his moments with Toombs' second in command, are both absent, but the ending from the Director's cut is present.
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