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Indeed.

From a distance, the differences wouldn't have been noticeable, but I got my nose right up to my projection screen, and they were still barely noticeable.

I don't have the BFI Blu-ray, and I'm not set up to switch sources, but I did go back and forth between the Severin UHD and their included Blu-ray, looking for differences between the two. Swapping discs instead of sources is obviously an impediment, but it was still hard to spot the...

Aside from being in 4K, the Severin set has the edge on the extras, too. There are some things on the BFI set that aren't on the Severin, but several of them aren't even directly related to the movie. Also, two of the extras that are on both are shorter on the BFI than they are on the Severin...

Also worth pointing out the staggering quantity of extras on Severin's set -- over fifteen hours worth. It's insane.