It's filled with low brow, crude humor that most film buffs would shy away from, but I loved every minute of it. In fact, I feel no shame in placing Senseless right next to all my Criterion Collection discs. It looks great, with very little print wear visible. The colors look out of this world, with the tones very bright and full. I love that quality in movies, although not every movie should use the intense color idea.
Black levels are correct, with no shadow layer issues, and detail level is perfect as well.
I could not find any compression errors either, such as shimmering or pixillation. Audio Senseless is mostly a dialogue driven movie, so that's where most of the audio lies, so don't expect a demo disc here. Dialogue is the focus, and it sounds very good. Always clear and never interfered with by the music or effects. The soundtrack does use the surrounds somewhat, but no more than you expect from background music.