If there's a downside to this, it is in the absolutely outrageous censorship that somehow found its way into the orgy scene. I don't know who, and I don't know how, but someone decided that the film needed a bit of repainting, as it were. So, in the midst of the scene at the orgy, we suddenly get a flashback to the original Austin Powers . All sorts of digitally created stuff pans into view to block body parts and such. The result is a disastrous version of the very funny scene in Powers where things are conveniently moved into view just in time to block shots of private parts.
Balloons move in front of some things, melons in front of others.
In Powers it was done as a point of humor, and done well. I'm sure, Kubrick's intentions. I don't care how polished the technique is, it was unnecessary. Without going into a major soapbox sermon, folks, this was probably the most offensive thing they could've done, both to Kubrick's memory, and to the audience. If a studio has such little respect for a director or an audience, there is only one thing to do in response.