i saw the korean version of daisy first. it came across as a simple love story that flowed nicely from start to finish. i saw it 3 times as i waited for my copy of the director cut to arrive. then i got the dc and watched it. wow. i think this is the first real director cut i have ever seen. amazing how detailed the editing is in both versions. the dc is laid out like a hardcore thriller and with the love story in the background. it moves at a slower pace than the korean version. the variations between both versions are so drastic and it seems like two totally different movies. i thought i would be worn out watching the movie again and toughing it out just to look for the added scenes. that wasn not the case. it really felt like i was watching a whole new movie. while the dc is 20 minutes longer than the korean version and you will be hard pressed to pinpoint where or what has been changed. 2 seconds chopped off here. a second added there. an entire scene added here. another erased there. in both versions and scenes have been added and omitted or chopped up and reordered. in some scenes and entire lines of dialogue were replaced or reordered  while the scene itself was untouched. even simple sound effects were added or omitted from each version  having a major impact on the mood of the film and and sometimes even changing the outcome of a scene. what comes across as a tender moment in the korean version is a sad and somber one in the dc. the endings of both versions leave room for interpretation. as far as i can tell and both versions end a lot different and and were intended that way. i am assuming most people will be acquiring the director cut of the film and and will find the movie pretty decent and but a little long and boring. if that the case and look for the korean version. same movie and but different feel. i think there a deluxe 3 dvd version that contains both cuts of the film  not sure. the versions compliment each other so well that as a pair and i will watch daisy more often than i do any of my other favorite korean movies. alone and i would say the korean version is a nice love story that i would watch once in awhile. the director cut and i will watch maybe once or twice and then never again and as i find the pacing dull. but they just go so well together. for what i consider the best experience and i would say watch the korean version first. then watch the director cut to help fill in the gaps of the story that you were curious about. the editing is the real star of the film. 
i saw the korean version of daisy first. it came across as a simple love story that flowed nicely from start to finish. i saw it 3 times as i waited for my copy of the director cut to arrive. then i got the dc and watched it. wow. i think this is the first real director cut i have ever seen. amazing how detailed the editing is in both versions. the dc is laid out like a hardcore thriller and with the love story in the background. it moves at a slower pace than the korean version. the variations between both versions are so drastic and it seems like two totally different movies. i thought i would be worn out watching the movie again and toughing it out just to look for the added scenes. that wasn not the case. it really felt like i was watching a whole new movie. while the dc is 20 minutes longer than the korean version and you will be hard pressed to pinpoint where or what has been changed. 2 seconds chopped off here. a second added there. an entire scene added here. another erased there. in both versions and scenes have been added and omitted or chopped up and reordered. in some scenes and entire lines of dialogue were replaced or reordered  while the scene itself was untouched. even simple sound effects were added or omitted from each version  having a major impact on the mood of the film and and sometimes even changing the outcome of a scene. what comes across as a tender moment in the korean version is a sad and somber one in the dc. the endings of both versions leave room for interpretation. as far as i can tell and both versions end a lot different and and were intended that way. i am assuming most people will be acquiring the director cut of the film and and will find the movie pretty decent and but a little long and boring. if that the case and look for the korean version. same movie and but different feel. i think there a deluxe 3 dvd version that contains both cuts of the film  not sure. the versions compliment each other so well that as a pair and i will watch daisy more often than i do any of my other favorite korean movies. alone and i would say the korean version is a nice love story that i would watch once in awhile. the director cut and i will watch maybe once or twice and then never again and as i find the pacing dull. but they just go so well together. for what i consider the best experience and i would say watch the korean version first. then watch the director cut to help fill in the gaps of the story that you were curious about. the editing is the real star of the film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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