Blu-ray

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

4K streaming is only slightly better than the Blu-ray: see comparisons

Sony US Mastered in 4K Blu-ray is missing the extras found on the regular Blu-ray

(no audible difference)

DE Koch Media is presented in the correct 25fps and is likely better compressed than UK Dogwoof (29 vs 14 Mbps), but it doesn’t have English subtitles.

US Drafthouse is in 24fps for Region A compatibility, and is encoded at around 30 Mbps.

(Although bitrate does not solely determine the quality of the encode, the difference is large enough here and there are no publicly available caps.)

No info on the JP VAP Blu-ray.

DE Koch Media and US Drafthouse feature a lossless 5.1 track. Dogwoof offers only AC-3.

Japan King Records 4K Blu-ray on the box set has inferior encoding than the standalone release, but includes the theatrical (:3.0) and older Blu-ray (:3.33) cuts on standard Blu-ray as bonuses.

> International Sony Blu-ray

Best Buy, Target, and Walmart exclusive editions all have a exclusive extra each.

Kino Lorber and France have Boxset Blu-ray

US Disney Blu-ray has additional Second View extra missing on international releases

International Disney 3D Blu-rays come with the regular Blu-rays

Criterion Blu-ray uses the same transfer as Sony but the encoding is slightly worse than Sony and barely noticeable see caps 

Germany StudioCanal Blu-ray in viewing looks very similar to both the Criterion and Sony caps, but no side by side comparison available

Germany StudioCanal Blu-ray is part of a 3-film box set like the Criterion 

4K Blu-ray has DNR, see caps https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?go=1&a=0&d1=11748&d2=11747&s1=115760&s2=115776&i=0&l=0

Best Buy Blu-ray has a bonus disc