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.
The bass component is shallow, not adding any serious force to crashes or explosions. A Dolby Surround soundtrack is also encoded onto the DVD, as are Spanish subtitles. The interactive menus feature a bit of animation and sound. Through the menus, one can access the standard scene selection and set up features, as well as the DVD s extras. Director Yves Simoneau and writer Joseph Brutsman seem to having a great time laughing at the movie during their audio commentary.