Had the gout been released in the early years of DVD as the Definitive Collection set just on DVD, maybe it would have been excepted and even welcome.

Fans waited from the advent of DVD for that set to come out though, and in that time anamorphic dvd became mainstream, and so did restored and cleanud up versions of movies with all sorts of bonus features and 5.1 sound.

The fact the films were released in 2006 with no new transfer, non anamorphic, only stereo dolby 2.0 not even PCM, and not in 5.1 or restored meant it was a joke of release.

The fact that by 2000. 2001 they were already doing restored versions of films in HD 1080i makes the 1993 transfer in 2006 even more laughable, since by then they had 2k scans as the baseline i think and 1080P as the final release not less than 480P resolution, the master for gout was interlaced too.

Somehow they made the dvd progressive from a non progressive source, but not fake upscaled letterbox to anamorphic that would be too hard.