Original sentence: Another ending (which the directors refer to as the "stalker ending" on the commentary) has Evan see Kayleigh on the same New York street, and recognizing her, decides to follow her but the directors felt that this would show the character had learned nothing and no lasting sacrifice had been made at all, which was completely at odds with their original conception for the film's ending.The Director's cut of the movie differs only a little from the theatrical version of the film, while providing a bit more detailed look at Evan's ability
Edited sentence: Another ending (which the directors refer to as the "stalker ending" on the commentary) has Evan see Kayleigh on the same New York street, and recognizing her, decides to follow her but the directors felt that this would show the character had learnt nothing and no lasting sacrifice had been made at all, which was completely at odds with their original conception for the film's ending.The Director's cut of the movie adds some amount of depth to the storyline, but differs only a little from the theatrical version of the film, as well as providing a bit more detailed look at Evan's ability