A lot of people are watching films on uncalibrated screens and possibly with lamps or lights on in the room so colour correction issues might not be (as) noticeable for the masses, most of the time people will only notice when compared with other versions via screenshots. Therefore, I can understand when people are coming and telling you they hadn't noticed.
However, simple things like white balance and saturation etc should be done as standard and seeing yellow/green tints and washed out colours time and time again is a bit rubbish when you know there are people out there doing it on all of their releases.
But then on the other hand, the general consensus is that 88's Italian Collection is a budget collection and therefore can get away with more. More work = higher RRP.
I'm on the fence about the whole thing, I know there are better versions out there, but sometimes the films are bloody rubbish to begin with
