The next thing you know, Marvin Acme is dead and Roger Rabbit is the number one suspect. Eddie Valiant thinks he is done with the whole messy affair, until Roger Rabbit shows up on his doorstep claiming his innocence. The film element exhibits occasional speckles, but they never draw one's attention away from the movie. Additionally, film grain is noticeable in a couple of places. Color reproduction is very good, with the animated characters being rendered in nicely saturated hues, while the living actors have very healthy looking flesh tones.
Blacks are deep and true, plus the image has good contrast.
DVD authoring is very competent, so there are no visible traces of digital compression artifacts. The film's soundtrack has been upgraded to Dolby Digital 5.1 channel mix that proves to be quite pleasing. Sure, one can tell that the track originated in the era of standard surround, but the mix is still pretty lively. The forward soundstage provides a very open sonic environment, with good channel separation. Dialogue is clean and precisely focused.