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A: He has indeed (from his words). B: Director's Cut = Special Edition * (first released on LD in 12/18-1991) * James Cameron prefers this version, which is why (I believe) some people call it the "Director's Cut".

Thank you very much for your verification, as you may ask him: How a SE 70mm print is possible here?

Versions "The Abyss" (1989) on film print released in theaters Breakdown: 1989 Theatrical Version [140 min with 5-min credits] Release Date (World Premiere): August 8, 1989 (Radio City Music Hall, NYC, NY) Blown up to 70mm: ✅ 1993 Special Edition [171 min with 10-min credits 2nd Variant]...

You're not alone: Rewind seems to also be on the 4K side: "4K photochemical and digital restoration by the folks at Lowry Digital, under the supervision of director James Cameron with assistance of his colorist on “Avatar” (2009)" Source: dvdcompare.net [Video Section] Pardon me for the...

Because the featurette "The Inspiration and Design of Aliens" is retained on the 4K UHD set. That's why I no longer need the iTunes copy.

In addition: Upgrade from Blu-ray [Generally speaking]? - Yes. Due to the fact the "Inspiration and Design of Aliens" formerly a Digital-Only extra has been added to the 4K. Besides Bill Hunt's digi-bits [Digital Bits] review is partially accurate about the featurette being new: #1 Q: New...

"I hope you're right, I really do." - Lt. Ellen Ripley

Close that. A: How can you tell, the Dolby Atmos mix mimics the 70mm Mix? B: What about Dolby Digital 4.1 (which is a reproduction of the 70mm mix [from what I have read from dvdcompare's review]) C: If you state the Dolby Atmos mix is "much akin to the original 70mm mix" then what about the...