I'm assuming you went through the test tones to set the speaker levels. If you didn't, that should be something to do. Also, after setting those levels, you can raise the center a couple of notches so that it can cut through some of the louder soundtracks. It's not ideal, but it can help.
IIRC, wasn't Lean invited by the critics to show them his film? If that was the case, the bad manners and rudeness on display to an invited guest are unacceptable.
It should contain the shot, they actually fixed it for a later Blu rerelease. I thought the color was awful on the UK, very yellow; the Olive was better color-wise, but weaker in everything else.
A friend of mine had the quad Live and Let Die 8-track tape in his collection:
https://www.discogs.com/release/9134055-Various-Live-And-Let-Die-Original-Motion-Picture-Soundtrack
Thank you I knew about the DV limitations on projectors (which is what I use, so I've been researching the potential candidates for when I replace my 1080p setup), I didn't realize HDR10 was the starting point for DV.
I suspect they just haven’t bothered to submit new finished art. The Amazon listing shows Allied Vaughn as the studio, so that’s definitely Warner Archive.
I finally upgraded from my 7.5 year old iPhone 7Plus to the 15 ProMax and am very happy with it so far. Some quirks I need to get used to, but the battery life and speed more than make up for it.
The specs seem confusing, does the included Blu-ray also include the new master of the film? I would think so since it's listed as having a commentary track.
For my DLP projector I have three pair that use rechargeable batteries (which I charge up every other month or so) and two pair that use coin-size batteries.
As I remember it, he added the closeup of the bloody dismembered arm in the Cantina scene and the closer shot of the burning corpses of Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru to get the PG.