The front is the standard poster which is somewhat lacking, The back though is well laid out with a great shot of the three main stars. The main menu introduction is a hazy black and white is very atmospheric and suits it well, with faint animation over a static Roman backdrop. The scene selections menu in particular is really good - very simple, animated, and with nice touches such as the numbers in Roman numerals. I found the odd flicker of green patches pop up briefly and unexpectantly when items are selected. What can one say, the transfer is exquisite.
Every corner is sharp, but no signs of digitising or artifacts.
The colosseum shots have hundreds of things going on at once with lots of people and small things in the distant background moving about and all can be made out nice and cleary. The audio is also killer with every little clink of a sword and breath as sharp as a tack and Zimmer's score shining through. Each scene has the option of commentary by Ridley Scott with them. The highlights are several 'suspense building' short scenes with Russell Crowe about to or just finishing fighting, a cut scene at Gracchus' house with Jacobi and Nielsen conspiring to kill Commodus, and a really good loyalty testing one involving an execution. Most of these cut scenes relate back to the Senatorial conspiracy subplot which was hinted at in the movie but never properly addressed.