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It is clearly the winner on my OLEDs.

Thank you, but I disagree with your opinion as it pertains to the MGM versus Kino Blu-rays.

What exactly is your criticism of the 2018 Blu-ray?

Which is noted on the Mitchell and Rubin audio commentary which was lucky for those Americans.

By the way, the new audio commentary by Steve Mitchell and Steven Jay Rubin is excellent. Funny and informative.

I've always appreciated John Sturges as a director. He's been one of my favorite directors from that film era. His films from film noir to westerns and war films fitted my personal preferences for movies while growing up in the 1960s to early 1970s. After Ford, I think he was one of the best...

No, I still need glasses as I didn't opt to have my vision corrected to 20/20 as it would've cost $2K per eye out of my pocket as insurance doesn't cover that option. I'm kind of regretting that decision now, but I can live with it.

I finished watching the 4K disc and I'm very pleased with it. Unfortunately, the "fog filters" used in filming this fine movie is still present.;) Of course, I'm just kidding as it's part of the film process utilized with this film.:) Next week, I'll try to do some comparisons between the 4K...

Well, I got my 4K disc today and after being one hour into watching the movie in its entirety. I must say I'm impressed by what I'm seeing on my 65" OLED. Anyhow, I'm going to finish watching the 4K disc then will try to sample some sequences later this weekend or next week from the iTunes 4K...

I'm sorry, but I think the 2018 BD release of "The Big Country" looked very good from Kino.

I'll let you know when I receive my 4K disc!

Kino stated this 4K disc release won't have any type of HDR applied including Dolby Vision! Here is the Insider's post.