I saw a few specs here and there which did surprise me as this was a new movie, and new to DVD as well. Edge enhancement is minimal and all I can say is that this image does look darn good. While it's not a perfect transfer, it's another great-looking image from Warner. Audio The Dolby Digital 5.1 track is one of the better ones that I've heard in a while. The opening scene in which Hawk and Frank are in a spin makes use of the speakers to give the appearance of a 360 degree field of sound.
Dialogue is clean and well centered and is consistent throughout the movie.
Not much else can be said here other than the fact that this is one good soundtrack. In doing this we might assume that this was to incorporate some extra features into the disc. You would be right in this assumption. Aside from the trailer presented in anamorphic widescreen and some cast and crew bios, we are presented with 4 behind the scenes documentaries. It's interesting, though I wouldn't call it a documentary.