Allen's carping banter is entertaining. His got this loser down pat. Hugh Grant adds a rich vein of smarmy erudition. The rest of the crew includes an inspired ditzy May played by Elaine May, Michael Rappaport sporting an idiotic grin with blissful innocence, and Jon Lovitz with fire on his mind. However, there's too much extra information because of the enhancement, marring the picture.
Color saturation is natural and accurate.
There's a nice variety of skin tones on display, lots of interior design details are enriched by the range of color and the picture packs good punch. On the sound side, this is another Woody Allen mono recording. The jazzy score works fine in its simple plain execution. Dialogue is a trifle thin and the entire production would benefit from a goose in the audio. Jim Carrey gives a marvelous performance.