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Thanks for the caps, I have saved them for later. Large format movies like this one and TGSET may not have been that successful but they looked and sounded fantastic and therefore they deserve at least to be properly represented on Blu-ray. As of now we have a long way to go in that regard...

Both black levels and geometry have seemingly been tinkered with. Not sure what is going on here but I can adjust for both and I have the streaming version to adjust to if needed. From another studio one would hope to at least get good quality Blu-rays with a 2.76:1 aspect ratio of TGSET and...

Both this one and to a lesser degree IAMMMMW have the issue that it has always been difficult to be very funny for a very long time which in movie terms would certainly mean 2 hours or more. Or to put it another way: If you are only mildly funny then it is better not to drag it out too much...

Now on caps-a-holic and here is a telling comparison with the Olive Films Blu-ray: https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?a=1&x=365&y=188&d1=18058&d2=15738&s1=207118&s2=166121&l=0&i=1&go=1 Looks like a Blu-ray / DVD comparison and again shows that the Olive Films version was completely unacceptable.

While it is relatively easy to adjust the black level not too many people will have an easy way to readjust the aspect ratio. It is ironic that Kino would make this mistake as they have been the label that readjusted the aspect ratio for The Big Country in their release.

Lee Remick, Pamela Tiffin and great 65mm outdoor cinematography - what's not to like?