Blu-ray

Criterion boxset but awful compression

FiM encode w/o English subtitles; Criterion boxset one has awful compression. review

MoC > Criterion

Fox US Remastered Blu-ray is a significant improvement over older Blu-ray see caps

France is same transfer 1080i no EN subs

Cohen restored themselves, significantly better than StudioCanal https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=11902&d2=11795&c=4648

Arrow Blu-ray > Criterion http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film5/blu-ray_reviews_70/beyond_the_valley_of_the_dolls_blu-ray.htm

UK MoC Blu-ray has the better encoding

US Kino Lorber Blu-ray has inferior encoding and likely suffers from the Quicktime Gamma Bug see caps

Eureka MOC is far superior to Kino with also more printed booklet extras. The reconstruction work, transfer and extras date back to MGM's Laserdisc attempt. The LD master and materials were ported to the MGM DVD which in turn was paired with an updated HD master for the BDs. The film still cries out for a proper modern restoration and reconstruction attempt with the partially surviving cut sequences. The extras on LD also have PCM audio and one of the visuals in one of the cut episodes is more untouched which is censored for nudity on the modern versions. It's small but the particular element has been blurred on most versions today.