Murray has all the best dialogue in the movie, which my friends and I have been quoting for the last two decades. The film s only other truly memorable performance comes from Cindy Morgan, who plays Judge Smails seductive niece Lacey Underall. The cinematography lacks the snap of a bigger budget movie, but it is still respectable looking. There is a respectable level of detail in the image and everything appears fairly sharp. Noticeable film grain is about the biggest flaw in the anamorphic enhanced presentation.
Flesh tones range between fairly natural and slightly pale.
None of the stronger hues caused any problems with chroma noise or bleeding. Blacks are adequately reproduced, although the level of shadow falls short of that of newer movies. The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is just okay. Dialogue is always intelligible, however there is some distortion in some of the louder passages and in the musical score. Kenny Loggins songs sounded better than I expected, but it would have been cool if the original stereo recordings could have been dropped into the track.