Eureka MoC Blu-ray

Eureka MoC Blu-ray, see caps

MoC is sourced from an earlier scan, but still looks more detailed than the later 4K restoration released by Kadokawa in Japan, which has some black crush and DNR. French Capricci disc is sourced from the same scan as MoC but with much worse encoding and wrong levels.

1991 Daiei LaserDisc

2025 BFI Blu-ray

2025 BFI Blu-ray > Criterion Blu-ray, much better encoding (caps)
Criterion seems to have done additional adjustment to the original grading

Both France Capricci and Japan Blu-ray are worse than Criterion and BFI.

Criterion Blu-ray largely sounds better, but attentuates away some low-frequency ambient noises.
BFI Blu-ray has hum, dropouts, pops, noticable patching and beeping, but has extra low-end detail in a few spots.

Taiwan DS Blu-ray

Taiwan DS Blu-ray is the best release, see caps

France Capricci Blu-ray has worse encoding than Taiwan Blu-ray

US KimStim Blu-ray has Quicktime Gamma Bug and a slightly worse encoding than Taiwan Blu-ray