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Could well be.

Kurosawa’s Ran has also downgraded to HD for some reason.

It might be a Canadian thing, then. Cheap Charts has it listed as 4K in the Canadian store, but not the American one. I'm sure it will be coming soon. They're usually in sync.

I don't have it, but it's coming up as 4K on the main page.

Starman has upgraded to 4K Dolby Vision.

And so is Cujo.

And now it's 4K Dolby Vision.

Not 4K, but it looks as though Face/Off now features the newer master used for the Kino disc.

Sex, Lies, and Videotape is in 4K HDR now.

And it looks amazing - so much better than the old Studio Canal or Shout Factory blu-rays.

Delicatessen is in 4K Dolby Vision now.

So have Torn Curtain and Shadow of a Doubt.

Looks like Frenzy has upgraded.

Blood and Black Lace has upgraded to 4K HDR.

It's a very good film and depressingly still relevant.

I also noticed that older Disney and Fox titles are no longer available for rent on iTunes - only for sale.

Well, they’re back to 4K now.

A bunch of my 4K Warner titles dropped down to HD yesterday - 2001, The Shining, Superman The Movie, The Shawshank Redemption and a few others. They even show up as HD on the landing page. I assume it's just some kind of temporary glitch, as a number of other Warner titles are still coming up as 4K.

They didn’t give Kino much of a window on that one. I wonder if Face/Off will be coming soon.

I had a look at a few scenes last night and it's...not great. It looks sharp enough, but it's been completely degrained. It looks like digital video, which I can't imagine is something Tarantino would approve of.

Basic Instinct was 4K for a while, but is now coming up as HD for me.

Still no Italian language option, though.

You can filter iTunes by year or decade via Cheap Charts.

Which 4K version is it - the muted Lionsgate, the newer Shout Factory, or something entirely different?

It's happened with some Lionsgate titles, as well, though they were pulled from sale a little while before the new versions were released.

You can download iTunes movies to a computer, but at a maximum resolution of 1080p.

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage is 4K now, but unfortunately, the Italian audio track has disappeared.

The three blu-rays all look completely different. And the Shout Factory and Arrow (and presumably the 4K) were approved by cinematogrpaher Dean Cundey.

It looks better in SDR.

I had this in my iTunes library, so I had a peek at it last night. I didn't watch the whole Thing, but did skip through select scenes. I already have the three previous blu-rays of this, and the 4K looks closest to the first disc, in terms of colour, though obviously without the DNR. It's also...