Question about True Lies/The Abyss audio mixes on Blu-ray

[bendermac]

maybe this was already talked about and i just missed it...

The 4K disc comes with a new atmos mix, but also has 2.0 mix. the blu-ray has a 5.1 mix. my question is: are the 2.0 and 5.1 the theatrical mixes or are they just downconverts from the atmos mix?

[Beber]

I'd like to know that, too, 'cause The Abyss in 70mm magnetic 6-track is the best sound mix I've ever heard. And to know it's from the analog era is amazing. The NTIs must have been involved in this as no mere mortal could have come up with what I heard that day of July 2019 in the theater.

[SwatDB]

Since the Original 5-min Is retained (including Tail-end of "Finale" music cue as well as a bling [heard in the 1993 SE but absent from previous presentations of the 1990 VHS/LDs and 2000 DVD) Is it possible that the following stay true to the following:

1996 Fox Video "Selections" VHS: Hi-Fi 2.0 Stereo (35mm Dolby Stereo)
2024 Buena Vista Home Entertainment 4K UHD: DTS HD MA 5.1 [?] / Dolby Atmos (70mm 6-Track Mix)

[?] Does this mean it contains Mono Surrounds, since DTS-HD MA 5.1 doesn't have overhead surrounds like the Dolby Atmos mix?

Ergo, the 1996 VHS and 2024 BD/UHD above play the following cues (After End Credits cue):

Finale [Part 3] (alternate take) [sans Chorus],
Number ends with a long note with a Bling which segues to
"Bud on the Ledge" (Album Version)
"Back on the Air (Part 2) [sans Chorus]

I hope my information is reliable to you. But then again, I hope I can spot some audio experts out there to help me out by fact checking for me in case I'm inaccurate.
Thank you.

P.S. I saw a Norwegian 70mm Print of "The Abyss" back in January 2024 at Gentofte Kino, CPH [where I personally met the Cinematographer, Mikael Salomon as a guest for the presentation with my friend and parents :-)]
The End credits were indeed 5-min credits and sounded exactly like the 1996 Fox Video "Selections" VHS.
Again I'll like you be the judge to factcheck my claims.

[Beber]

@SwatDB, and since your 70mm experience is more recent and closer in time to the UHD release than mine, would you say the UHD is more faithful colorwise than the 2014 HDTV or the opposite? They're both very close to each other, but some tweaking was introduced in some scenes on the UHD, with paler skintones for instance, and I wonder which is closer to the print.