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Frankly, I'm not sure this Blu-ray is an improvement over the 2004 DVD. I watched the Blu-ray in its entirety and it was what I expected, but after comparing a few scenes from the DVD, I don't see any significant improvement and makes me believe that both were derived from the same scan...

This thread is about "The Plainsman" Blu-ray release. If you want to discuss missing Cecil B. DeMille movies not on Blu-ray. Please do so in the following thread: Missing Cecil B. DeMille movies on Blu-ray

Yes, we all have our own expectations and perspectives! I'll have my "The Plainsman" Blu-ray tomorrow and will immediately watch it in its entirety. Afterwards I will compare it to the DVD to see if it meets my expectation and perspective.

To each his own!

So I guess you won't be buying this Blu-ray then.;)

It's a "to each his own" type of thing.

So do I, but at my advanced age, historical inaccuracies just bother me more today than when I was much younger. With that being said, I will watch "The Plainesman", "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral" and etc. at the drop of a hat. I've watched over 70 classic westerns in the last three months alone.

I think RAH already answered that with the following quote:

For me, it depends on the movie as I'm more forgiving for historical inaccuracy in some films more than others.

I know for a fact, it's because of film elements is a major issue. Also, the term should be "historical inaccuracy" which is why my feelings about Santa Fe Trail have changed over several decades.

This was another Kino announcement I was concern about as I had a feeling that the video presentation was going to be less than pristine and problematic. I'm still going to buy it as it has to be an improvement over the 2004 DVD. Yes, the historical inaccuracies bother me to a degree, but like...