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Every “mystery box” story ends disappointingly. I remember enjoying Lost in its first season, but thinking there’s no way there’s going to be a payoff to any of this.

It‘s a very good show with an absolutely terrible finale.

Yup. Good book, lousy movie.

A scan, usually of a release print, that hasn't been cleaned up, so it will have all the dust and scratches that you'd expect to see in a second-run theatre.

DVD will be the last format standing.

It will probably look the same as this:

Yup.

Shout Factory is also releasing Dead Zone in July, and have said it will be from a new transfer. https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/scream-factory-press-release-the-dead-zone-collectors-edition-1983-blu-ray.371749/

When it comes to Paramount titles in particular, I'll only buy them on disc if I know they come from a new master - and even that's no guarantee of quality, as To Catch a Thief aptly demonstrates. Otherwise, I'll pick them up for $5 on iTunes.

Will Toko Ri be widescreen? The streaming HD versions are 1.33.

Who in their right mind would colour Mars blue? It's called 'the red planet.'

It's only comparing the Australian blu-ray to the UK DVD, so it's not much of a surprise.

If you liked War and Peace, you'll probably like Waterloo. It's a little less arty and a little more "big, historical epic," but it's a good film.

I'd recommend getting Australian discs from JB Hi-Fi - they're shipping rates are much more reasonable.