30th anniversary disc has same extras as the 2008/2009 disc with some new extras listed below
The film video and sound is the same as 2008/2009 disc so nothing different between the 2 releases for Video/Audio
Only difference is the new extras
30th anniversary new extras are
- Featurette: "Marty and Bobby" (HD, 14 minutes) – The legendary pair examine their relationship and some of the films they made together, focusing predominantly on 'Raging Bull.' De Niro discusses his empathy for La Motta and his weight gain, while Scorsese talks about the project's development and how he shot the fight scenes. Producer Irwin Winkler also weighs in with his impressions and shares background information on the production. Rare rehearsal footage and film clips round out this interesting piece.
- Featurette: "'Raging Bull': Reflections on a Classic" (HD, 12 minutes) – Some of Scorsese's directorial peers honor this masterwork, analyzing the performances, characters, and Scorsese's style. They also talk about the film's impact and themes, point out favorite sequences, and convey how it influenced their own movies and careers.
- Featurette: "Remembering Jake" (HD, 11 minutes) – Members of the Veteran Boxers Association share their impressions of the champion prizefighter. They recall La Motta's famous bouts, rough personality traits, sense of humor, and relate some personal reminiscences in this intimate featurette.
- Featurette: "Marty on Film" (HD, 10 minutes) – This highly interesting autobiographical portrait of Scorsese allows the director the opportunity to discuss his attraction to film, how it influenced him, the movie industry, boxing, indelible images and memories from his childhood, and what he'd like to do professionally in the future.
- Vintage TV Clip: "Cathy Moriarty on 'The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson,' March 27, 1981" (SD, 7 minutes) – A very natural Moriarty (who here bears a striking resemblance to Faye Dunaway) talks to the legendary late-night host on the eve of the Oscars about how she was cast in the part, her background, and her blasé attitude toward stardom, Hollywood, and the famous people with whom she worked on 'Raging Bull."