OVERALL: Draw

The German and Austrian releases have all the extras from the Lionsgate releases and add a German language commentary.
The French release has an exclusive French presentation.
The UK release has some of its own exclusive extras. Note the stereo audio track is lossy while the mono track is uncompressed.

GENERAL NOTES:
US prints begin with a text scroll which Vestron requested of screenwriter Stephen Volk (approximately 30 seconds) providing historical context about the events depicted.

Due to a lawsuit filed against Thomas Dolby by Dolby Labs, the Dolby Stereo logo appears nowhere on the film or the original U.S. theatrical posters which advertise the film as being "Presented in 4 Track Stereo" while the theatrical trailer erroneously stated "Presented in 6-Track Stereo". The Dolby Stereo logo did appear on the subsequent video ads, videotape and Laserdisc artwork.

CUTS:

• Blu-ray A America- Lionsgate Home Entertainment - No cuts - Original British version without the text prologue (86:53)
• Blu-ray A Canada- Lionsgate Home Entertainment - No cuts - original British version without the text prologue (86:53)
• Blu-ray B Limited Edition Austria- NSM Records - No cuts - British version without U.S. theatrical opening text crawl (87:31)
• Blu-ray B France- BQHL Éditions - No cuts - British version without U.S. theatrical opening text crawl (87:31)
• Blu-ray B Germany- NSM Records - No cuts - British version without U.S. theatrical opening text crawl (87:31)
• Blu-ray B United Kingdom- British Film Institute - No cuts - Original British version without the text prologue (87:32)

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Comparison added by James-Masaki_Ryan on 26/01/18
Comparison last updated by James-Masaki_Ryan on 25/09/23

UPDATE LOG:

26/01/18: Initial entry.
26/03/20: Added Germany.
06/01/22: Dates, Canada, Germany.
25/01/23: Added France.
10/09/23: Added UK.
25/09/23: Updated US, Canada, Austria, France, Germany with English audio as mono.