Those same government agencies soon decide that the President's shrink knows way too much for the country's good about the same time that a number of other foreign governments, both friendly and hostile, decide he knows just enough to give them the advantage they need. Considered a satire, I expect 'The President's Analyst' worked a lot better in 1967 than it does today, though it remains an entertaining slice of nostalgia. Here Coburn is at his best, as a likable, good natured scoundrel. With the possible exception of a rape dealt with in, what today would be considered, the most insensitive and politically incorrect way possible, this film remains an appealing and entertaining bit of fluff. The video transfers for both films are also similar, and similarly good.
Colors appear accurate on both discs with good saturation.
Both are also extremely sharp and detailed. The framing on both looks quite good and is absolutely essential to the enjoyment of these films. Both discs have mono soundtracks and the 'clear' winner here is 'The President's Analyst' . No trailers or other extras are included. I still recommend both, however.