The R3K DTS track has a bit more detail and presence than the DD5.1 as you'd expect. And as with Fallen Angels, the R3K audio is much clearer than that of the R2UK and its stereo track. I won't be able to watch these films again without the R3K's much clearer audio. I've also had the chance to test them on my surround setup now. There's a surprising amount of surround activity, it's all very well mixed.
Video here is very close. The R3K has had the dirt and scratches cleaned up but in return loses a little detail at times. There's also very slight cropping on the R3K disc.
The R3K has a better subtitle font and this time there's less of a difference between the subtitles themselves. I didn't notice any timing problems and the English s a little better.
These R3K discs are must haves for the remastered audio.
R2UK Top, R3K Remaster Bottom
10th cap is one frame off because I was trying to get a match mid-shot
