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Thanks, I guess I will stick to my 45th anniversary edition. I find these repackaging jobs a bit disappointing but at least Fox admitted to it in advance so no big surprises here.

This surely is a bit of a letdown. Same picture AND sound? Oh well, I will wait for the 4k version anyway but I had hoped for a few tweaks.

I have a feeling that there will be adjustments. I think that Fox is well aware of the discussion around the sound and the picture quality and while the picture quality is more of a matter of debate it seems that not too many would dispute that the higher end of the frequency spectrum is a bit...

Indeed it is not hard to see that the Blu-ray has exceptional detail while the DVD is really a letdown in this regard even by DVD standards. But of course nobody will complain when the Blu-ray is ever so slightly improved in PQ and first and foremost in AQ.

Here are a few interesting screencaps that may give you some pointers regading color balance of the DVD vs the Blu-ray...

They certainly have files that they can use towards the creation of a 4k version for home use, same for Oklahoma! and Hello Dolly! to name two more large musicals from Fox.