But, that is the extent of this film's charm. An hour and 45 minutes of style and attitude. Other than a slight softness to the image, the transfer is excellent. Most notable is a complete absence of grain or noise. The image is crystal clear with good detail, though I would have preferred a bit more sharpness.
Colors appear acccurate and saturation is near perfect.
The image clarity also extends even to the brightest colors. Quite a feat for NTSC video. Contrast and brighness are also very good. I do not know if 'Tank Girl' was shot anamorphically or in Super 35, but the framing looks good, though the compositions don't really take full advantage of the wide frame. The DTS Stereo soundtrack is generally good, with clean seperations and liberal use of the surround channel, however, I did not find this soundtrack quite as punchy or dynamic as many of the better Dolby mixes.