Nikita forms, almost instantly, a romantic relationship with a local man. You see, Nikita has to kill a certain number of people for the government, otherwise her own life is in danger. Hardly any, if no, special effects are used but the movie flows like a river. We see Nikita as a person, and not the brutal assassin that she has been taught to be. Video La Femme Nikita has been given a brand new anamorphic transfer.
Black levels are a tad bit off, and the color balance is a bit 'iffy' here and there as well.
While a tad bit of artifacting and edge enhancement are evident, the picture looks good considering it's age and budget. I know there have been a lot of strikes listed against it, but it's really not that bad. A good overall job. At the very least, it's nice to see this film get a new transfer. In addition to a new transfer, a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack has also been added.