ADDITION: Rimini - Region 'B' - Blu-ray June 16': I was suspicious of Rimini as I didn't think I had reviewed any thing from them before. I was fearing non-removable subtitles - no, thankfully - they are fully removable. As to the video transfer, the French Blu-ray generally looks excellent. There are a few instances where I had to zoom-in fearing waxy digitization, but I think overall it's a very remarkable 1080P image - sublime black levels and beside the 2005 DVD - that SD looks vertically stretched. It shows a few different damage marks, a cue-blip here and there (see samples below) and some minor compression artifacts but overall the flat visuals are acceptable if you don't pull out the magnifying glass, if you aren't too picky - I enjoyed the HD presentation although really discerning viewers (those who project) may be more sensitive to these issues than I am. It's a shade bright and I wish there was more grain replacing the compression issues.

Audio goes linear PCM 2.0 channel in original English and there is an option for French subtitles (fully optional). The score by David Buttolph (Pete Kelly's Blues, Rope, Three Secrets, Kiss of Death, Blood and Sand and many more) works very well with the building tension and drama of Somewhere in the Night. It sounds super in the uncompressed and dialogue is clear and consistent. The Blu-ray disc is region 'B'-locked.