Almost every shot is precisely composed to either create tension or to isolate specific characters during key moments in the film. However, separating the hero from the villains is a spark of morality, which drives said hero to protect the innocent, even at the expense of his on safety. However, the full screen version crops the Techniscope aspect ratio so severely that it is virtually unwatchable.
Colors are somewhat subdued and tend to favor earthen tones.
Flesh tones appear fairly natural, if one considers that all of the characters are supposed to have been out in the sun too long. Both contrast and the black level are fairly good. Film grain is occasionally noticeable, however there are a number of specks and other marking on the film element that tend to be more noticeable. Digital compression artifacts did not degrade the image in any appreciable way. Considering that every sound and voice was recorded in postproduction, the Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is acceptable.