Judgment Day was the first DVD to be a dual-layered disc. That is to have all the movie and supplements on one side of the disc, as opposed to have to flip it over. This is now an industry standard. In fact, the whole disc is reference quality, though we'll get to the rest later on. The colors are bright and vivid, with no artifacting getting in the way.
Black levels are right on, and edge enhancement is at a minimum.
This is, quite frankly, how all DVD's should look on screen. It should be noted that all three versions look this way, as it's basically one long version, but depending on how you select the version you want, it's lengthened or shortened. This is probabaly what will be talked about the most. In addition to a new Dolby Digital EX soundtrack mix, there is also a brand new DTS ES mix to boot. Now the original mix on the previous DVD was a Dolby Digital 5.1 mix and it sounded great, so to see the addition of a DTS soundtrack not only shows how far DTS has come, but it's a much broader soundtrack.