All three films look great, with lush, handsome production design and sharp, vivid cinematography. How wonderful to travel from Egypt to Spain to England without leaving the comfort of my living room. The colors are okay, but not extremely vivid, while there is some residue from the digital transfer. It's nothing major, but it's there. Most of the time the images are decent, with warm colors and very little fade out.
Flesh tones are always natural, and depth of field is impressive.
Attention to detail isn't precise but good enough not to make it an issue. The soundtracks are functional but present no challenge to your sound system. Delivered in the respective film's original mono soundtrack, the digital transfer sounds clean most of the time. A little background hiss in some of the quieter moments, but not earth shattering. Dialogue mix is strong, but don't expect too much more.