Of course, things spin horribly out of control and Larry and Bud find themselves having to deal with The Swede one final time. While the movie has some serious moments, the cast members play everything with their tongues firmly planted in their cheeks. I ve always known that Brando was a huge talent, but this movie goes to show you just how huge his comic skills can be. Look for Martin Sheen and David Arquette in neat little cameos. The transfer is soft looking in comparison to big budget Hollywood offerings.
Colors offer a normal level of saturation and the flesh tones are a bit pale.
Blacks are effectively rendered, but shadow detail is limited, which gives everything a flat appearance. There are no problems with digital compression artifacts. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack is subdued and not terribly directional. There are a few noticeable directional effects that come during the train robbery sequence. Dialogue is always clean and intelligible.