The film's target audience was the butt of its biggest joke. However, the picture is sharp and colorful. Heck, this transfer is an absolute winner. Well, that's about the best way to describe the Letterboxed transfer. The image is sharp, and finely detailed.
Colors are lush and spectacular.
Robert Brinkmann's beautiful cinematography is more than well served by this transfer. Digital compression artifacts were hardly a problem on the Letterboxed version, but were slightly more noticeable on the pan and scan presentation. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack has a great mix, which uses the discrete channels quite well. There is always something interesting in the mix and the soundtrack should be played loud to get the full effect. Other soundtrack options include matrixed Dolby Surround, plus French and Spanish language tracks.