Colors are generally strong and vibrant, and the level of detail was fine, but there are some age related wear and blemishes that are still noticeable. For it's age, it looks great, but it will never pass for a brand new film. The audio is in a similar predicament. Though dialogue is clear, the mono track is a bit harsh and there is some noticeable hiss at times. It's still quite good enough to listen to, but there are flaws I'm obligated to mention.
Extra content is restricted to the theatrical trailer, unfortunately.
When the film is playing at wacky comedy, the film works, and is probably worth a rental just for that. Audrey Hepburn fans will want to give it a look as well. Not even close. But it's still fun to watch for an evening, and often that's good enough. Enter the Forum and share what's on your mind.