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The new 4k restored Blu-ray is very close to original IB Technicolor prints.

Yeah, I only knew the bad public domain transfer before (from archive.org) and when I started watching the german Blu-ray it blew me away. The colors are vivid, an amazing representation. One of the best looking films ever made, the animals close-ups are the best, stunning depth and clarity and...

The austrian company Schrödermedien released a Region-2 Blu-ray in Germany, the quality is amazing, I own this release. Colors are gorgeous, contrast is perfect, dirt and scratches are almost entirely removed, the overall look is breathtaking. The film is in public domain: Mogli - Das...

The reverb / echo of the orchestra was always there. The 1957 and the 1969 Vinyl have a reverb too. For later releases they tried to erase it.

Yes, I think the same. The 1990 CD set probably uses the same audio as the LaserDisc and is possibly the most accurate presentation of the original Fantasound. I don't know if the echo is already altered there or not but in the 50s and 60s the Vinyl releases did have the echo and original stereo...

Definitely not like a distorted digitally noise reduced stereo effects changed travesty with a tin can sound in 7.1. The LaserDiscs in 2.0 lossless may be OK, sadly I can't compare it.

Bad news, Fantasia fans: the 2010 restoration of the stereophonic Fantasound is a complete mess. The Vinyl copies of the 50s, 60s and the LaserDiscs prodived much better sound reproduction of the original source. The 7.1 Blu-ray audio is digitally filtered / compressed and has strange digital...

Bad news, Fantasia fans: the 2010 restoration of the stereophonic Fantasound is a complete mess. The Vinyl copies of the 50s, 60s and the LaserDiscs prodived much better sound reproduction of the original source. The Blu-ray audio is digitally filtered / compressed and has strange digital...