Occasionally it looks a little soft or edgy - but only occasionally. The colors are lush and as accurate as one expects of animation, and the contrast is excellent. There's plenty of detail in the blacks and you'll see very little in the way of digital artifacting. All in all, home theater buffs should be pretty happy with the way this disc looks. The audio is presented in both Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 formats, and I was surprised to find that I didn't really have a preference between them.
Dialogue is nicely clear and there's good low frequency in the mix.
That's not to say that the tracks are bad, because they're not - in fact, both are very good. But there was no clear winner in my mind when comparing the two. FYI - 2.0 surround audio is also available in English and French, with English and Spanish subtitles. The extras on the disc are quite good, all things considered. As I mentioned earlier, they were not the first to shepherd the project for Fox, and they do point this out.