Mine is the Directors Cut precisely because I like the ambiguity. Admittedly I saw the theatrical one when it came out in the cinema and loved it then, but I w

Mine is the Directors Cut precisely because I like the ambiguity. Admittedly I saw the theatrical one when it came out in the cinema and loved it then, but I was very young. So the narration probably helped me at that age. Many years later when I saw the Directors Cut I much preferred it. When I watched the theatrical cut again I actively disliked the narration. It didn't leave enough space for the mood and your imagination to develop. But then I tend to like stories that world build through immersion rather than explication.