With an introduction by Barry Levinson himself, a deleted scene and an isolated score of some very good 1950's songs, all combine to make it a very solid release. I think if the film were cut down some and re-edited, it would make for a very good movie. As it stands, it's not all that bad, either. The colors are muted, to reflect the time, and the mint green Cadillac that featured on the cover looks great as well. Fleshtones seemed at times to be a bit oversaturated, but not too bad.
Edge enhancement is minimal and black levels are right on.
This is a very sharp, detailed picture. While Liberty Heights won't exactly light up your surround sound, it's not that bad of a soundtrack. Surrounds aren't really used that much, only a few scenes in which I can recall, but like I mentioned earlier, this isn't a movie for dialogue. Overall, the audio is done great justice and the isolated score is something to check out. Liberty Heights contains all of these, plus some very snazzy animated menus.