This is the philosophy that can convincingly explain the creative lengths to which all subsequent Bond villains would go in order to dispose of 007. Thankfully, nothing essential is cropped out, but the masking is a bit tight. Contrasts and shadows are strong and the rich Technicolors leap off the screen. Despite some occasional dust and speckles that hint at the film's age, the transfer is superb. The DVD features the film's original monaural soundtrack, and it's fine.
Dialogue is crisp, nicely balanced with music and sound effects.
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