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I pulled this information from the linked article below. "The Searchers" main title card. Compressed JPEG of the final result. Courtesy: Warner Bros. Motion Picture Imaging. "The Searchers" VistaVision title card. Compressed JPEG of the final result. Courtesy: Warner Bros. Motion Picture...

I don't think so because it looks like more redness in those bricks. The title card from the old scan had brighter yellows.

I’m not wrong about anything because I didn’t make a declaration of certainty. I simply stated that relying on previously released DVDs for accuracy can possibly lead you down the wrong path. If that’s not the case in this particular situation then so be it but I left room in my previous post...

TBH, I’m not sure you’re a bearer of bad news because you haven’t seen the Blu-ray. Therefore, you can’t compare that Blu-ray to this restoration.

Well, we've been discussing the color issue for 18 years on this forum. Until the rest of us see this new restoration, any meaningful discussion from most of us will have to wait regarding the coloring on that restoration versus the Blu-ray.

To rely on the colors of a 1997 DVD being accurate can possibly lead you down the wrong path.

That’s just a placeholder date.

Last year, even though the TCM Film Festival took place around April 15th, Rio Bravo’s 4K/UHD announcement didn’t happen until around May 20th. This year, North by Northwest is being shown at their film festival on April 20th while The Searchers is being shown the next day April 21st. Let’s...

You're the one calling out "cut and pasted" information from TCM's and The Film Foundation websites on the HTF. I think they're a foundation similar to Packard Humanities Institute that provides funding to various film preservation efforts.

What exactly do you want them to be more transparent about with the general public?

Some other titles that caught my attention were Act of Violence and Hitchcock's Mr. & Mrs. Smith.

Leave us mere mortals out of your possible misinformation beef and tell it to Martin Scorsese and the Film Foundation’s board of directors.

The screening is later this week.

Perhaps some funding because the following Warner films they listed as being part of their Preserved/Restored Films program. The information was copied and pasted directly from The Film Foundation's website: WARNER BROS. ACT OF VIOLENCE BODY SNATCHER, THE DEVIL'S DOORWAY, THE EAST OF EDEN...