The "copy" is decent. Do yourself a favour and get it- the barely intrusive notices are a minor annoyance. But this definitely is a movie for the collection.
What stands out to my mind (so far) is the way that he handled the cinematography. It may not have the sheer scale and visceral beauty that Gravity had, but it is exquisite nonetheless. It's that appreciably nuanced approach, that is very rare nowadays (and something that I have not seen in a good while). His usage of lighting and camera angle as ancillary features to each scene (not to mention the very underappreciated soundtrack), hugely impress me. I certainly need to give the rest of his films a once over.
I am rather keen to finish this film. I do have a tiny, tiny disappointment (that has eased as the film progressed) but that will be reviewed upon my completion of the film.