I see that the special edition of this is loaded with special features but am not seeing any listed for the Blu-Ray. They did that with Kingdom of Heaven and I am not buying it until they get their act together. If Blu Ray has so much storage space then fill it up with extras.
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I think you're reading too much into it, ooydoboora. The Blu-ray release simply didn't have much extras because it is (1) a catalog release and (2) it was a box office flop. The studio simply will not put much effort into something that isn't popular. Still yet, another reason could be for lack of extras is double-dipping, and while it was a box office flop, it has a somewhat small cult following. Enthusiasts would want a remastered version as the current Blu-ray instance is derived from the DVD master.
The original prints were lost in a fire on the Universal lot, but a copy was found in Europe. There hasn't been a 4K remaster for future releases that I know of, but I think I'll be putting off purchase of the current Blu-ray release for a better version. Since its release in theaters, the world still hasn't seen the full color potential from the Fujifilm Velvia prints. I sure do hope that that is soon.
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What about this new Blu-Ray release that was just released April 11th?
http://www.yesasia.com/global/what-dreams-may-come-blu-ray-hd-new-master-edition-japan-version/1030272309-0-0-0-en/info.html
I'd love to check it out but $63 is too much for my budget right now. Have had no luck finding a review of the disc in comparison with the US version :(
There was a sticker on the plastic on the one ive got. I believe it said HD-Remaster. it was purchased as
"What Dreams May Come [Blu-ray] [1998] [US Import]" from amazon co uk.