While the filename is public, the real data lives in the accompanying .nfo file. Based on CtrlHD’s typical release specs for this era, here is what you should expect for Amelie:
Q: Is this release censored?
A: No – it matches the unrated French BluRay. Runtime should be 2h 2min 12sec. Amelie.2001.1080p.BluRay.x264-CtrlHD
Q: Why is the file ~8 GB? For a 2001 movie?
A: Bitrate is determined by noise/grain, not age. Amélie has prominent grain, so an 8GB 1080p encode is reasonable for transparency. While the filename is public, the real data
Q: Can I burn this to BluRay and play on a PS4?
A: Yes, if you convert to AVCHD or BD structure. Direct MKV playback varies by console generation. Audio:
Q: How does it compare to the US BluRay?
A: The US disc has slightly boosted contrast and a different subtitle track. CtrlHD likely used the superior French or UK disc.
For a 1080p SDR BluRay rip, this is near reference quality. Unless you want a 4K HDR version or a smaller HEVC file, this CtrlHD release remains an excellent choice.