Scorpio isn't happy either, since he feels that Harry and the city have cheated him out of his money. This leads to one final hostage situation, which brings Harry and Scorpio to an inevitable showdown. If you must watch this version, it is comparable to a television screening. The Letterboxed version is terrific looking and restores most of the film's Panavision aspect ratio. Image quality is outstanding with everything appearing crisply focused and finely detailed.
Colors are rich and offer excellent saturation.
Lalo Schifrin's jazzy score receives a wonderful boost from the Dolby Digital encoding. The track also has some nice directional effects and the clear, punchy dialogue remains tightly focused. Other soundtrack options include matrixed Dolby Surround, plus French and Spanish language tracks. Subtitles are available in English, French and Spanish. The DVD edition looks and sounds fantastic, and will make Eastwood's legion of fans happy.