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Reading that The Abyss is the best of the bunch actually, at least in streaming form.

Though it seems True Lies indeed is the worst offender, basing opinion on screenshots likely viewed on a 1080p display doesn't seem like the best way of making an informed opinion. I do remember seeing The Abyss a few years ago in HD on Netflix France by the way, and it looked gorgeous...

I don't like that line of thinking. Would you say the same to George Lucas who butched American Graffiti? Yes, the director is the ultimate voice, but look at Peter Jackson's Get Back, at The Phantom Menace on Blu Ray, just off the top of my head, there are many others, where you see great...

Au contraire I think, sometimes I've seen a lot of complaints about the compression on Criterion discs for example and I've never had an issue with that, and I'm using a JVC RS400 on a 90 inch screen. There's really such a different, and much more pleasant, quality to something being projected.

At the very least, we can still get (I imagine) the "old" Blu Ray for Titanic which is from the same restoration used for this 4K disc. About DNR and supposed AI sharpening on True Lies, The Abyss, Aliens, remember that Adam Yeend on Twitter, who has spoken about working on authoring the discs...