Doane has no other way to show his stuff, other than to make this film nothing more than an extended video. And that video feel is helped immensely by the film's soundtrack. Doane knows how to put images with music, which makes him a great video director. The soundtrack pretty much rocks, but ends up making the film look like a long video. Well, it looks pretty good, but again, we're entering into another ring of hell.
Image does a great job with their DVDs.
This one is no exception. The source print is grainy and that shows through, but it's also clean and well controlled. Sound-wise, with a DD 3.0 surround audio mix, you get a pretty good feel. Where my eyebrows raise is with the extras. But it's hard to understand why such a blah film deserves this huge special edition treatment.