The Base is presented on this disc in a full frame transfer. Now, I know many of you associate full frame with pan and scan, but that's always true. In other words, you don't miss anything, and there is no annoying pan and scan. The overall image is excellent, with a slick appearance of course, as most made for video films have. The colors look bright, but retain a natural appearance, not getting too vibrant.
Flesh tones are perfect, with no faults there at all.
Black levels are a little on the bright side, but it's not that bad and nothing to stomp your feet about. Aside from those few complaints, this transfer looks great. Audio I am puzzled as to why a 5.1 track was not included on this disc. While the movie is not that dynamic in audio, I think the audio would have deepened quite a bit with an improved mix. The stereo surround track that is included gets the job done, but lacks the rich surround effects I think a 5.1 track would add.