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The current comparison says the Blu-ray disc with the US 4k release of Oldboy is region B. I'm wondering about the source for this. I don't have this, so can't confirm, but this seems like a mistake as that wouldn't be playable on a normal US player. Review at Blu-ray.com mentions nothing about this.

According to info, I've put together from various places, it looks like Australia has a DVD set of all seven seasons of the Outer Limits revival that are uncensored, NTSC & coded 1,4. This is a very confusing series to follow the releases of & if there were a single definitive set, that would be ...

This doesn't seem to actually be added.

It's got the Shout logo & everything. Must have been easier to license than master a new disc.

For Blu-ray:
Title: Bill & Ted 3 Film Collection
Country: USA
Region: varies
Releasing Studio: Warner
Case Type: keep case w/ slip cover
This is a repackage of existing discs. Disc 1 is identical to the MGM release of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. Disc 2 is identical to the Shout! Factory ...

That seems consistent. There seem to be three versions:

UK theatrical version: flashback structure, has the scenes at the end with Keda playing with Alpha & her puppies. Narration by Morgan Freeman
US theatrical version: Same as the UK version, except no narration
Director's cut: Linear structure ...

Yes. No narration on either version and no credit for Morgan Freeman, either.

I was looking at this movie in IMDB & noticed that it lists Morgan Freeman as a narrator. I saw this in the theater in the US and have the US Blu-ray and there's no Morgan Freeman or English of any kind. I Googled around and found references to Morgan Freeman in some reviews from Ireland and the UK ...

It says region B is the winner, but there's no region B listed.

Title: Screamers
Country: America
Region: all
Releasing Studio: Scorpion releases
Case Type: HD keep case
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Codec: AVC
Picture: 1080p
Soundtracks: English DTS-MA 2.0 mono
Subtitles (are they optional?): none
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time) 89:41
Commentaries: none ...

Here's the 2 disc. I guess both are out there.
Logan [Blu-ray] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073LYNYMZ/re ... kAb6MP5X9Z

The regular 4K version of Logan in the US only has the two color discs. The four-disc version listed does exist, but seems to be a Wal-Mart/Best Buy exclusive with different packaging for each store.

Lens of Death, 16:44
Is this the correct runtime for the DVD episode? It is about 1 minute shorter than the Blu-ray.

Those are both correct. I compared to find a difference and there didn't seem to be a footage difference. The DVD is just slightly faster. If my math is right, this is right at ...

Title: The Adventures of Captain Marvel
Country: USA
Region: 1
Releasing Studio: Artisan
Case Type: Keep
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Anamorphic?: no
PAL or NTSC?: NTSC
Soundtracks: Dolby Digital mono (encoded as two channels)
Subtitles (are they optional?): none
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time ...

It says 1972, 91 minutes, 1.85:1. This appears to be the info from Beware the Blob, which Kino released around the same time. Presumably they had the same artist and someone used a template and forgot to update the data.

Title: Daddy Long Legs
Country: America
Region: A
Releasing Studio: Kino Lorber
Case Type: HD keep case
Aspect Ratio: 2.37:1
Codec: AVC MPEG-4
Picture: 1080p
Soundtracks: English DTS Master audio 2.0 (I believe this to be a Dolby surround track, but DTS doesn't have flags for that)
Subtitles (are ...

Title: Akira 25th Anniversary Edition
Country: America
Region: 1
Releasing Studio: Funimation
Case Type: HD keep
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Anamorphic?: yes
PAL or NTSC?: NTSC
Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1 (2001 Pioneer Dub), English Dolby TrueHD 2.0 Stereo (1988 Streamline Dub), Japanese Dolby ...

The special features are correct, but this is a three disc set. Disc 3 is the special features on DVD. IN fact, as a hybrid, this should be profiled under the DVD section as well.

I messaged the person who was the primary DVD Profiler contributor. They confirmed this is a single-disc release and doesn't have most of the features listed on the cover.

Giant's US Blu-ray has been released in an HD keep case. Blu-ray.com and DVD Profiler's database say that the release is single disc, but the cover lists a bunch of features which are currently listed as being on the DVD. Hoping we can get a solid answer about what's on this.