Jimmie pops the question again, but Anne isn't ready. That is the next day, by the way. So now it's a mad rush, literally at some points, to see if Jimmie can find a wife and live happily ever after. The Bachelor may not be for everyone, I personally think that the cast is all wrong, but some good moments come from Hal Holbrook and Ed Asner, who are very comfortable in their roles. Either way, it's entertaining, but I'd rent it first unless you're a big fan of the movie.
Edges are sharp and colors are dead on target.
I saw no hinting of artifacting at all. Audio A Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack is used, and it sounds pretty good. Usually romantic comedies are not known for their sound, but this seems to be an exception. Dialogue is clear and not muffled at all, and channel seperation is good with a very active .1 channel. A standard issue from New Line, there are cast and crew profiles, a trailer and production notes.