Films

A new 4K restoration from a 35mm nitrate print from and a 35mm composite duplicate negative.

Spain Universal Blu-ray is from a very soft DVD-era transfer; caps

Criterion 4K Blu-ray is a new transfer by UCLA, with a bit more high end detail

The earlier transfer used on the Spain Universal Blu-ray and MoC DVD is a bit boomy with boosted bass. The 1999 Criterion DVD uses an even earlier transfer with noticable artifacting and less detail.

Spain Universal Blu-ray has older MoC extra "Kent Jones and Dan Sallitt on Trouble in Paradise" with MoC watermark, and no other extras

Arrow 4K Blu-ray; caps

Arrow includes the original 70mm 6-track mix in a discrete form (4.1), as well as the matrixed 35mm Dolby Stereo mix (2.0), both from new transfers. The German Blu-ray uses an earlier transfer dating back to the LaserDisc for the stereo. Both sound good.

Arrow includes a 7.1 Atmos remix, whereas earlier releases include a 5.1 remix.

Caveat: no Dolby Vision metadata from streaming

The old Fullscreen DVD has some exclusive extras

Amazon Streaming has the original 5.1 audio mix

Arrow US/Britain Blu-ray has dupe-y sounding music from optical elements. The VHS has much better-sounding audio from the original magnetic sources.

US Blu-ray has a bonus feature

Criterion Blu-ray is a newer 4K restoration approved by filmmaker, and from caps the grain is tighter than the OOP Vinegar Syndrome Blu-ray