With this latest edition of The Wild Bunch , this time on DVD, Bunch aficionados get the bonus of a documentary on the making of the film. While the 35 minute film is very entertaining, it left me wanting more. It was a tasting glass of a spectacular wine. Warner chose to windowbox The Wild Bunch to compensate for overscan on most televisions. The widescreen presentation is sharp, but not devoid of grain.
Colors are accurate and controlled.
Visually, this is as good as it s going to get for many years. Dialogue is crisp and Jerry Fielding s dynamic score comes to glorious life in the Warner DVD of The Wild Bunch. Vietnam was was another story. As far as Hollywood was concerned it was a pariah. The Imaging Science Foundation promotes proper standards in home theater viewing.