Her encounter with Bond on a dance floor is one of the film's best jokes. It's all there, wrapped up in a nice tight little package. The blues are extremely blue, while the earth tones are warm and realistic. Flesh tones are also flattering, while blacks hold up under the most tightest scrutiny. The dirty negative doesn't allow for pure whites, but shadows are clean.
Depth of field is good, plus attention to detail is better than average.
Colors are bright and vivid, with excellent saturation. No bleeding or fading here. No real compression artifacts or noise to speak of. The remastered soundtrack sounds great, but is hardly a definitive example of 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround. Some of the music cues and ambient noise have been shifted to the rear speakers, providing for a full- bodied sound field, but there is very little separation.