The movie is also twenty minutes longer than it should be, and the romance overlaps the comedy. Still, this is a nice date movie and you're sure to enjoy at least some part of it, but I only wish there was a little bit more zaniness. Once again, Disney proves with an anamorphic transfer, they can get it right. I didn't notice any artifacting, and there was hardly any dirt or grain on this really clean print. Detail is very good, especially with the opening montage of New York City locations.
Colors are well saturated too, it's simply a very nice transfer.
Audio I feel this ruins the disc. The film is presented in 5.1 Dolby Digital, but I didn't hear any surrounds whatsoever. Dialogue is clear and easy to hear, but what really annoys me is that most of the music is kept to the front channels, while I'm sure it would have sounded much better when it used more of them. Extras Disney has served a very good amount of special features for a movie like this, and I'm glad they did. First up is a Commentary with Edward Norton and Stuart Blumberg.