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France Pathé Blu-ray, 4k resto

France Pathé Blu-ray

4k resto. It has both original negative image cut (not tinted) and a first gen tinted cut owned by BFI but not English-friendly

France Pathé Blu-ray, 4k resto

> Criterion/Second Sight with old transfer heavy DNR https://slow.pics/c/z8p3fR0G

Pathé France has 4k restoration in Blu-ray

Pathé France

Pathé France has Blu-ray with EN subtitles https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/3-places-pour-le-26-Blu-ray/176001/

Pathé France Blu-ray is a different master and significantly better not only in compression or colors, but also aspect ratio than either US Blu-ray or Germany Blu-ray caps

UK StudioCanal 4K Blu-ray or FR Pathé 4K Blu-ray share the same disc (caps)

The StudioCanal UHD has a much better encode than the Lionsgate UHD with the same grade. The Vuelta UHD has a decent encode but it is in an incorrect color space and has German overlays.

UK disc includes only 5.1.

The 7.1 mix included on the Lionsgate UHD appears to be identical to the 2006 USA BD's LPCM 7.1 track and to be a straight transfer of the theatrical Dolby Digital Surround EX mix (originally matrixed 6.1, with the rear surrounds in the discrete 7.1 presentation being dual mono). The old GER BD has a 6.1 mix but it is a poor remix and the GER UHD has an Auro-3D remix of the 7.1 mix (mostly adjusted surround levels). All other discs offer a 5.1 mix, including the Studio Canal UHD

Criterion 4K Blu-ray announced

2016 Sony US Blu-ray (caps)

The US disc has a better encode and original aspect ratio of 1.85:1. French disc is flawed, with chroma bleed and blocking throughout.

2016 Sony US Blu-ray / 2012 Pathé FR Blu-ray

2016 Sony US Blu-ray / 2012 Pathé FR Blu-ray (identical)

Netflix 4K Streaming has 4K and Dolby Vision + Atmos.

France Pathé 4K Blu-ray

France Pathé 4K Blu-ray has Dolby Atmos audio

Only English-friendly home video release is a badly-encoded 1080p Australia Madman Entertainment Blu-ray with hardcoded subtitles and 5.1 audio only.