Does anyone else here edit their movies?

That reminds me.  I really like the movie Groundhog Day, with Bill Murray.  I had the dvd and it had 'outtakes'... scenes which didn't make the final cut.  I edited MY version so those are now part of the movie I watch.  All of the outtakes were interesting and I think it made the movie more enjoyable.

I enjoy a made for TV movie called Supernova 2005 starring Peter Fonda and Luke Perry.  The main story...the sun emitting matter/energy and it striking the earth and the struggle to deal with the damage and other reactions such a series of events might result in was fascinating (to me).  But it had a whole 'side story' of some psychopath who was after Dr Richardson's (played by Perry) wife.  To me...it was totally irrelevant and I went through and extracted just about every scene which was about that side story.  The movie flows just as well and I don't have to continually see the parts that, frankly, I didn't find entertaining.

I did the same thing with another tv miniseries called Meteor 2009 starring Christopher Lloyd which is a totally unrealistic (but interesting) movie about a huge meteor that is headed for earth.  It had a rather vicious side story about a cop and ex cop which I didn't find to be at all necessary for the main story.  I digitized the video and cut out all the scenes about that and the movie is just as 'watchable' and nothing is lost. 

The list goes on, but I do it quite commonly.  Of course if someone didn't enjoy diddling with video files, they might find that tedious, but it's kind of a hobby for me so it's a win-win.