DVD

MGM NTSC DVD includes 5.1, Blu-ray is only stereo

The Blu-ray has burned-in English subtitles

Blu-ray 5.1 HDMA is new transfer that retains rear center matrix channel but has no discrete 6.1

Alleycat's restoration better

PAL DVD is sourced from the least bad digital/video sources. PAL is the original framerate for the film.

Blu-ray is sourced from a filmout, but has no visible resolution increase from the DVD

5.1 mix is a mediocre upmix, and the Blu-ray has more limited mixes than the DVD

Upscaled from the 2K DI. Caps are here. While not as dramatic an upgrade as Jackie Brown, color reproduction and especially the reveal of additional highlight information that were completely blown-out on the old master make this a great upgrade regardless. See Uma Thurman’s face in the above cap. Japan Cut: Japan DVD

Japan DVD has more extras compared to the HD/UHD releases

The 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray lack the bonus features found in the old Collector's Edition DVD release. The France Blu-ray has all extras plus an isolated score.

(caveat: DNR applied)

International Sony Blu-ray releases have the original DVD extras

Documentary Educational Resources NTSC DVD has best video at proper fps, but hardcoded English subtitles and hard to obtain.

Dutch PAL DVD has wrong fps, but has English subtitles for most of the film, except intertitles

• Recent Streaming versions (All 4 and Peacock) are AI upscaled

• Peacock also removes the original ad break slides

• The interviews and opening introductions also aren't de-interlaced properly into PAL 50fps

Japan DVD has more extras compared to the HD/UHD releases