The musical numbers are a hoot and Frank Oz helms with the necessary energy. Martin bites into his role as the dentist. I found this transfer plagued by what appeared to be a moving grain in characters faces. It's the first time I have observed this pattern, which for want of any other explanation may be a MPEG nasty. Color is slightly dull, yet saturated and this appears to be the chosen look for the film.
Images are sharp enough.
This is a full blown special edition including commentary by director Oz, out-takes, the controversial alternate ending, trailers and TV spots. Unfortunately, this outstanding value has been recalled purportedly due to the objections of producer David Geffen. I've got to believe it will make another appearance. The wealth of information about widescreen movies is presented in a intelligent and easy to understand interface. Color in movies is given a similar treatment.