If nothing else, everyone should rent this, as it's one of Nicholson's best performances. Some scenes show heavy wear, while others look pristine, it's a mixed bag. My main complaint is the overall picture tone, which appears a bit soft. But given the age of the film, I'll grant some leeway, as it does look better than ever before. Colors look natural, which is appropriate for the film's realistic theme, and flesh tones look very good.
Black levels are correct, with good shadow layering and detail levels.
It's true this transfer has it's faults, but given the print condition, this is an excellent version. The Last Detail is not a slam bang action movie, so it won't light up your system, but it sounds good for the type of movie that it is. Music sounds very good, as do the infrequent effects, but they aren't high voltage in nature, so don't expect your speakers to shake. Dialogue is the top priority, and it sounds perfect, with no problems whatsoever. Extras You get talent files, production notes, and theatrical trailers.