The film element is pretty clean, with relatively minor blemishes being the only real reminder of age. Digital compression artifacts remain out of sight during the presentation. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is free from any form of major distortion, although a bit of hiss does creep into the track in places. The limited fidelity can make the music sound a bit harsh at higher volume levels. However, the Nelson Riddle music never sounds bad.
Dialogue is always intelligible and the actors' voices are distinct.
A French monaural soundtrack is also encoded onto the DVD, as are English subtitles. The basic interactive menus provide access to the standard scene selection and set up features, as well as a theatrical trailer. The DVD looks and sounds just fine, making this a worthwhile acquisition for film buffs.