One sequence in particular, with Reeve and Seymour spending an afternoon walking together, looks terribly soft and grainy, and it has a grayish haze to it. Not a pretty picture. The Dolby Digital, two channel mono track is a benefit to those viewers using a very large screen, since it serves to spread the signal out across the front soundstage rather than squeeze it all through the center channel. Universal has been doing this with a number of their older titles. Unfortunately, the track on this disc is a bit raspy and harsh - sounds of closing doors, running automobile engines and applauding crowds seem tinny and artificial.
Dialogue sounds rather thin and compressed.
John Barry's music suffers, since it has no room to open up and breathe, and must pass through a limited dynamic range. Thank you in advance for your support . Includes full 3-year factory warranty. Copyright 1998-2001 by Jeff McNeal Productions. All Rights Reserved.