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The correct ratio is 1.85. Kino decided by have both ratios probably because this movie was always shown on TV in 1.37.

I prefer Borgnine's portrayal as I think he humanized the character more so than Steiger. Again, the movie flushed out the characters more, with better and more extensive writing as Borgnine had more to work with than Steiger. Another thing, as an actor, I think Borgnine could probably handle...

There is a scene in the movie in which Marty is calling up a girl for a date that is not light or chatty.

Not me, after spending time this weekend watching the new Kino Blu-ray twice because of the audio commentary and then watching the 2009 Criterion "Golden Age of Television" DVD again, I prefer Borgnine's portrayal of Marty. IMO, Steiger was too harsh and anguish in that role. With that said...

Well, I guess somebody at those two companies have changed their minds about you being wrong. :D

I said on this site, HTF, not that place which I try avoiding by not clicking on.

Perhaps, disagreement, but I don't remember much grief on this site.

Not for me, I'm supporting Kino for releasing this fine film in its OAR.