Captain America was released in British theaters on December 14, 1990. At the time, the movie was criticized by both fans and critics and earned less than its low $3 million budget. While it has since gained a cult following, there are still many controversies surrounding it.

It’s been known for a while that the original 90-minute theatrical cut of the film was heavily altered during post-production. The director, Albert Pyun, had made a 130-minute version with more character development, which many believed was much better than what was released.

Now, reports on social media suggest that the director’s cut has been found, restored, and shown to a few people. They claim it’s a much better film and that the original version deserves a second chance with fans.

This news hasn’t been officially confirmed, but multiple social media sources report that Pyun’s original version has been found, restored,...