What's the difference between Save as Source or Quicktime Movie?

I'm watching some quicktime trailers that I'd like to save. There are 2 options to save the movie as a source of Quicktime Movie. They both save a quicktime, but I noticed that when saving as a quicktime movie, the file is a lot smaller. So what's different?

Save as "Source" keeps the file in its original container (.m4v, .mp4 etc.) and Save as Movie uses the .mov container.
Both versions are the same file size.

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