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For the U.S. market it’s the MGM version (without the Universal element). I don’t know if it’s the same worldwide with all discs.

I was blanking on their name, thank you!

There’s precedence for this sort of thing. Universal has distributed physical media titles for other smaller studios that weren’t themselves part of MA, and in those cases the included codes weren’t either.

Yes, as you said, MGM owns the film and Universal is the physical media distributor. MGM isn’t part of Movies Anywhere so the code for No Time To Die isn’t MA either.

Yes, with a caveat. The BD set includes the movie on one BD, bonus features on a second BD, and a movie-only DVD. If you buy the UHD set, the bonus features are on the UHD disc and that set only includes the movie-only BD, so you won’t get bonus features in the Blu-ray format if you buy on UHD...

Exactly - it should work on Tuesday. We have the same issue when they send us review product in advance, we typically can’t access the digital copy until street date so we’re using left with just the option to note that it includes a digital copy without being able to give full details on what...

They’re presented as they were in IMAX theaters - of the titles that do have an IMAX ratio on D+, all have shifting aspect ratios except for Avengers 3, 4 and Shang-Chi - those three titles are 1.90:1 from start to finish. I don’t know if “ironically” is the right word but the expanded ratio...