It does deserve a 4K restoration, but I think Richard Dawkins will covert to Christianity before it happens. I think that the above-mentioned is probably the best-case scenario. It would certainly be better than what we've gotten previously, but in terms of film history, it probably wouldn't be the preservation it deserved of look good in the post-Blu-ray generation. And with Kodak going under by the end of the year, 4K would be a best-case for an restoration. But I suppose we'll have to take what we can get. And it's still all speculation at this point, I'm still reticent to believe even partial good news.