Overview
- The release presents the international version in 4K with Dolby Vision HDR and includes two additional Blu-rays for the film and special features.
- Larry Smith conducted a full color-grading session for the restoration and approved image corrections, including removing a visible crew reflection in a bathroom scene.
- Smith maintains the 1999 version lacked a final grade to Kubrick’s standard because post-production continued without the director after his passing.
- Early viewer comparisons report some shots appear darker than prior home editions, drawing mixed reactions from fans and forum commenters.
- The set adds new interviews with Smith, Lisa Leone, and Georgina Orgill, plus documentaries such as Lost Kubrick and Kubrick Remembered, along with archival materials.