You will find some nicks and some dirt on the print, particularly noticeable during the opening titles. Nonetheless, this transfer is very well done and has a very film-like appearance. The level of detail remains quite high and small object detail is left undistorted. Despite the film's thirty-one year age, colors are very nicely reproduced. Skin tones are very natural.
Blood is very convincing.
The contrast and brightness don't fare quite as well. Details are frequently lost in very dark scenes. Compression artifacts are not in evidence. There are twenty-two chapter stops. I listened to the reworked Dolby Digital 5.1 mix, and it wasn't pretty.