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I think different versions have slightly different framing. Probably something I wouldn't even notice to be honest.
It's a choice of US Vs UK Vs Germany for us Brits.
I have found myself buying more German home video - they seem to have a thriving market there and often get titles out before anyone else.
Germany has been very useful. When I wanted to complete my Bill & Ted collection before Face the Music was released, I bought Bill & Ted's verrückte Reise in die Zukunft (Go to hell)from Germany as there was no UK version.
Also, HMV had the exclusive to sell Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. It's long gone and eBay copies are pricey. Got it from Germany, £8 and it's the same disc for all of Europe.
When I was on my Kevin Smith binge, I had to get Jersey Girl from Spain, the only Euro release.