Jack McGee

Turbine 4K Blu-ray has the better encode. Paramount 4K Blu-ray is disappointing review. But both have DNR?

The replacement 4K disc fixes the missing LFE in the original disc.

"4K DI, good resolution upgrade but mediocre encode" per nicolas

Walmart exclusive BD has a bonus disc.

Lionsgate and StudioCanal 4K Blu-ray share the same video master: both have considerable improvement over the old awful Blu-ray but marred by teal grading and DNR. Lionsgate is additionally better compressed than StudioCanal.

Lionsgate 4K Blu-ray has the original theatrical 2.0 track, sourced from LaserDisc (absent on StudioCanal 4K Blu-ray), but the 5.1 track has issues which are not present on their new Blu-ray (LFE channel is missing, and instead it's the back left surround duplicated)

The subtitles on the initial release has some issues.

The 5.1 track on the initial release has an error. This is corrected on the later "v2" discs.

France Metropolitan Blu-ray is likely the best, as US Blu-ray has bad compression, UK and Australia has 1080i. No comparisons caps.

From Fus1on

while the encoding is mostly fine, there are some pretty bad compression issues, especially in brighter areas of the image. In the other thread, users have done comparisons between the 4K Blu-ray and the Streaming version, and actually found that the Streaming release has less macroblocking in these specific sections. Overall video quality is mostly solid, with not much of a detail increase from previous BDs. HDR looks great. The Atmos track this film comes with is also good, but it's not a huge upgrade compared to the 5.1 mix from past release