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The same with me!

Well, it's your money! To me, my viewing pleasure is what matters to me.

Again, if those original blu-rays look fine to you on your display then why buy them again? When all is said and done, it's about how your discs look to you, not what some reviewer is saying or some site posting screenshots.

If you're happy with those "Coppola Restorations" Blu-rays then why spend money on these new releases? Don't worry about what other people are saying, let your eyes be the judge on whether those Blu-rays look good on whatever display you're viewing them on.

HDR isn’t activated if equipment is unable to process it.

It's too bad you won't be able to watch this 4K restoration in a Dolby Cinema theater this weekend as I would like to read your comments about that viewing experience. I thought about making such a 120 mile round trip journey, but decided to just wait for my 4K discs. If a Dolby Cinema theater...