Films

It's a very naturally soft film so the 4K's the best it's ever gonna look and it's actually one of Paramount's well-encoded UHDs; still not free of Paramount's typical tomfoolery though according to Geoff D

Shout! Factory Blu-ray is in the correct aspect ratio but filtered)

Original mono mix was never released after VHS/LD. Warner's DVD and Blu-ray had a 3.0 remix in a 5.1 container. Criterion has new stereo and 5.1 remixes. Stereo is director's current preference.

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Norway Norske Filmklassikere Blu-ray see review by The Realm of Silence

• Uses the same restoration from previous Flicker Alley DVD but at 16fps

• Contains a new score based on Ole Olsen's 1893 opera Lajla , which was originally intended to be used with the film by the director George Schnéevoigt in 1929

The Indomina release (and possibly some other releases) censor a scene of full frontal nudity via optical blurring, the Shout release is uncensored.

Arrow Blu-ray has distortion and pitch issues.

The SW Memfis DVD has both English and Swedish titles.

The UK Metrodome DVD has English titles.

The Arrow Blu-ray has Swedish titles.

SW Memfis Film DVD (with DTS audio).

Arrow Blu-ray has distortion and pitch issues.

Arrow Blu-ray has distortion and pitch issues.

UK Metrodome DVD features two humanitarian campaign promos (for UNICEF and Amnesty International respectively)

US IFC Films Blu-ray features exclusive commentary and video essay.

But Warner Bros 4K Blu-ray is very similar.

Theatrical Cut: Fox Blu-ray
Director's Cut: France Blu-ray (no English subtitles, prone to disc rot), or 2006 Fox DVD (SD, but has English subtitles)

Sony currently only available in the Sony Classics US set

The steelbook reissue adds a more nuanced Dolby Vision HDR grading compared to the original UHD. The UHD is also the first ever release of the original four track stereo mix in a discrete presentation without any major processing. It is far superior to the existing 5.1 remix which was a bit modernized. The Atmos remix is laughably overdone and not at all befitting a film of this era.

But it is not well-compressed see caps