Harrison Ford is believable and proficient as the romantic lead, and Alec Baldwin does a fine turn as the sleazy ex-boyfriend. In small roles Oliver Platt and Kevin Spacey do nicely in comedic set pieces. It makes for a warm and engaging romantic comedy while not giving away its intelligence. Fox does a fine job bringing Working Girl to DVD, with a very nice anamorphic transfer. The film was shot to be a soft image and therefore lacks the razor sharpness of some transfers, but it remains faithful to the way the film was meant to look.
Colors are accurate and there are few nicks or other film defects from the source print.
The soundtrack options are a bit odd, consisting of Dolby Digital 2.0 or 3.0 tracks. The 3.0 track spreads the sound better across the front while losing little of anything from the rear surrounds, which had little to do anyway. The sound is clear, dialog clearly understood, and the score is also clear and unmuffled in all its 1980 s synthpop glory. It seems the same people mass-produced these scores for 80s fare such as The Karate Kid and Pretty Woman as well. Extra content isn't all I wish it could be either.