(2021-05-29, 08:13 AM)Stamper Wrote: It stills count! I forgot, I have an open matte copy, which is the UK DVD.

Okay, so you search for both versions in one release, not necessarily on the same disc?
Then I have to recheck some in my collection.

Oh.. Does the italusn BluRay set of Dawn count with the complete open matte version of the argento cut. Even preserving hard camera matted scenes that later were zoomed to the wanted framepart?

Oh yes I have that one.

Memphis Belle

Resident Evil: Apocalypse - The R1 DVD includes the Super 35 Open Matte Transfer on the same disc as the OAR feature.
IMAX: Speed (1984) - The R1 DVD from Image Entertainment includes the 4:3 OAR of the film on the same Disc.
IMAX: Super Speedway (1997) - The R1 DVD from Image Entertainment includes the 4:3 OAR of the film on the same Disc.
Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer (2007) - R1 DVD The Super 35 Open Matte Transfer is on the second side of the disc
Jumper (2008) R1 DVD - The Super 35 Open Matte Transfer is on the second side of the Disc

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - 1990 (single release). Anyone know if secret of the ooze is open matte?

The Good Son (1993) - the 2004 flipper DVD has the Open Matte Version on the other side of the disc.

(2021-06-02, 05:38 AM)eledoremassis02 Wrote: Anyone know if secret of the ooze is open matte?

Mix of opened up and cropped stuff (the latter mainly on effects shots).

The only one that I actually have - or, at least, the one I'm aware of - is Gattaca; it's a dual sided DVD, can't remember if DVD-10 or DVD-18, probably the former though.

Fallen (1998) - double sided with OM on second side- R2 DVD

Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (2000, Ron Howard)
The 2-disc Deluxe Edition release has a non-anamorphic 1.33:1 version on Disc 1 and an anamorphic 1.85:1 original theatrical aspect ratio version on Disc 2. I don't know whether the 1.33:1 version is open matte, pan-and-scan, or a combination of both, though.