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I think I might be alone in this sentiment but does anyone else think this could be classified as an exploitation flick?

Finch wrote: Thu Jun 15, 2023 3:17 pm You're thinking of Tony Stella.

Haha yes, my mind said Stella but my fingers said Rayns. Sorry, you're right!

David MacKenzie confirmed that this will be a Fidelity in Motion encode and no need to fret over Eureka using only 2 UHDs compared to Kino's three discs. Seamless branching for the 2 cuts that most resemble each other on one disc and the other disc for the third cut.

Nothing on the website mentions this including both aspect ratios like they did on the blu-ray. That's 100% what's determining whether I purchase this or not. Happen to have any information about that?

They’d surely make mention of it if they were including both ratios for each. Very disappointing, but I imagine it’d be a financial issue to include so many UHD discs or undergo the work necessary to deliver six upscales

Walter Murch details his work on Touch of Evil in his new book:
https://wellesnet.com/walter-murch-book/