None of this appears to be anywhere near as controversial as the colour timing changes, however, which have kicked up a fuss ever since fans got hold of the disc. The busier the background, the more likely you'll notice, but in motion, you have to be really looking away from the focal points of interest to notice anything could possibly be amiss.
Worse still, the image has been fractionally resized, stretched and cropped for some largely inexplicable reason - evident only really on screenshot comparison, but still likely the reason behind some perplexing (but, again, very light) artefacting that spatters the backdrops from time to time. Indeed some shots are absolutely tremendous in terms of their detail and observation - close-ups picking up the lines on the weary characters' faces, mid-range shots occasionally afforded pin-sharp precision, and even some of the longer shots finely furnished with background touches - but the image is far from consistent, and other sequences are a little softer around the edges, perhaps more so that you'd have hoped with a newly-minuted 4K restoration.
A largely impressive presentation disappointing more because it's from a purported 4K restoration
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