If alternate movie counterparts in the multiverses were real

Assuming that the multiverse police/law enforcements don't exist, what abandoned, cancelled, or lost movies would you guys want to buy or get from these multiverses, either digital or physical (DVD/Blueray) form? I would personally have Kingdom of the Sun (the previous The Emperor's New Groove version), as well as two previous, more religious-esque Disney's Dinosaur movies (with Noah the Iguanodon instead of Aladar and Adam the lemur instead of Zini the lemur, with one version having Kron like the final movie version and the other one having Cain instead of Kron), Don Bluth's traditionally-animated 1990s Shrek movie (being 2D-animated like other Don Bluth movies such as Land Before Time), Chris Farley's version of Shrek from a multiverse where he didn't die (no, not that infamous Shrek test animation (that was a different voice actor), the ones like those animation tests that had Chris Farley's voiceover), Monsters, Inc. 2: Lost in Scaradise (a canceled sequel to the first Monsters Inc movie, with Mike and Sulley looking for Boo who's now a preteen girl, and find Randall now redeemed), the Larrikins (a canceled DreamWorks animated film with a Bilby animal as the film's main protagonist), a Hong Kong Phooey live-action movie (which starred Eddie Murphy as the film's title character and main protagonist), a canceled direct-to-DVD Toy Story 2 movie, a canceled version of Toy Story 3, Stan Winston's Godzilla (a canceled film remake of the classic Godzilla franchise), a canceled Where the Wild Things Are movie made by Disney, E.T. 2 Nocturnal Fears (a canceled E.T. movie sequel), Newt (a canceled Pixar film), Midnight at London (the lost 1925 horror film), and so on. I would still have the current movies I have like The Emperor's New Groove, current Shrek version, and others, in addition to those alternate movies.

Which canceled, abandoned, or lost movies would you guys like to obtain if you could and if multiverses were real? If you like to, please leave a comment down below.