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Well, I wouldn't call myself a physical media lover, but the disc has a more detailed video presentation that is especially apparent during the several "rain falling" film sequences in the movie. Furthermore, I like bonus material and the digital doesn't offer any. I'm more of a movie lover!

@Mark-P The iTunes HD digital is derived from the same scan used on the Kino Blu-ray. Both of them have the same film anomalies, though, the detail on the Blu-ray looks better than the digital. I also have the Imprint Blu-ray which I haven't watch yet as I'm still watching the Kino Blu-ray...

I might do that because I love this movie so much I can see watching this Blu-ray a couple of times. The last time I watched that digital, it looked like it was derived from the same scan as the 2005 DVD. I purchased that digital almost two years to the day.

Except Ruby Stevens was from Brooklyn. ;)

As Eddie Muller has stated many times, the best actress to come out of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Some notable exceptions!

As RAH has stated numerous times, people have been fast and loose using the word "restoration".:laugh:

That link is dead so I can't read it!

Kino's announcement and what's posted on Amazon doesn't mention "restoration". They state the following: "Remastered in HD by Paramount Pictures – From a 4K Scan of the 35mm Fine Grain"

https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/kino-lorber-insider-announcement-thread-read-guidelines-post-3.355034/post-5135861

I don't care just as long as it's not the same transfer as that 2012 Blu-ray.

Yes, the 2005 Paramount DVD offered a better video presentation than that 2012 Blu-ray.

One of my favorite classic Stanwyck lines taken from this film: "Stanwyck: I'll go and change. Stanwyck: I wouldn't want Sam (Heflin) to see me in the same dress twice."

He's more than just a hen-pecked husband.

Yup, for the most part, Hal Wallis films produced at Paramount stayed with Paramount.

One of my favorite movies of all-time. I think most films produced by Hall Wallis during his producer deal with Paramount still comes from them.