Alternative Endings In Movies~~~Do You Wish They Were The Ending?

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As many know..when one gets a DVD copy of a movie some added additions and features may show the alternative ending of a movie rather than the theatrical version that is shown in movies. Now one alternative was when I hunted on of all things, YouTube. I still have many movies on VHS tapes so in other words the original movie shown in theatres and not the director's cut such as Lord of The Rings, which in my case I not only have the original VHS tape, but the DVD version of the theatre versions...but I later got the Director's Cut version of each Lord Of The Rings movies and the added scenes made a real impact and were so much better than the original theatre version. I'm hoping to eventually get the DVD versions of a lot of the movies I have on VHS tapes...One of them I would love to have is ...all right..fling wet noodles at me..but I would love a DVD version of Titanic...yes that movie many consider simpy, dumb and a "chick" movie. Well the other night, I don't know why, I tuned into YouTube and typed in the movie Titanic and I came across an alternative version at the end of the movie. It was the scene where in the theatre version the "old" Rose Dawson walks on the ship and decides to toss that huge blue diamond necklace into the sea....to return it to where it belong....then later you see the scene cut to Rose's sleeping cabin..and you see old photos of Rose...then cuts to the sunken Titanic but transforms into the way Titanic looked before it sunk..and you see a hand reach out (the young Rose) and grasps the hand of Jack...suggesting the idea that the old Rose had died and now was being joined with all those that died that night on the Titanic. The alternative version shows a bit more to the whole scene and I wish it HAD been in the original version. Here's the link to that alternative version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m9-8wqws74 So...do you ever wish that if you see the "alternative" version or cut scenes for a movie...wish they had been kept? Or if you see the "director's cut" version of a movie, wish the deleted scenes had been kept since it gave more understanding to the story? Or is it just me...sometimes maybe directors yell cut, action, that's a take at the wrong time?