Not wanting Tracy to be elected, McAllister prompts another popular student to run for the office. Little does McAllister know that this action will send his life into a hilarious downward spiral. Sharpness and detail both rate high, but the image lacked that hyper-realistic look that one finds on some of the best DVDs. For the most part, colors reproduced with realistic saturation, however there are stronger saturated hues that are recreated with equal fidelity. Flesh tones appear quite healthy.
Blacks are true black and the image has smooth contrast.
Digital compression artifacts never really made their presence known. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack provides a typical comedy mix. Primary focus is placed upon dialogue and the forward soundstage, with the surrounds offering ambient sounds and musical fill. There are some nice spatial effects in the front channels and the actor's voices are cleanly and naturally reproduced. Rolfe Kent's score is recreated with a nice musical quality and it is well integrated into the mix.