The rest of the soundtrack rises to the occasion, including some impressive stereo mixing during the fighting sequences. It actually sounds like you're in the middle of combat. All of the sound fields sound clean, while the basses are powerful when needed. Stereo split and separation is good but not necessarily definitive. The high and middle ends pour from the speakers with assurance, with no noticeable hiss or distortion.
Ambient noise is realistic, providing the courtroom scenes with that distinctive interior echo.
Okay Full-length audio commentary featuring director William Friedkin. Fascinating stuff from one of my favorite directors, yet his sporadic comments leave many gaps in the commentary track. Nothing major happening here. Handsome main and scene access menus. Fit Not the best possible presentation, but it gets the job done.