It has everything a movie lover could want, and at 3 hours and 23 minutes, there is little fat on this bad boy. Not faulting the original mono, but I always wanted to hear this film swirl around me. The video is harsh and slightly digital looking. This was due to the restoration process, so it's easily forgiven. But you have to admit that having the film all together on one source for the first time in home video history is a big plus.
Extras are okay, but nothing to write home about.
Other armchair critics are calling it a bad disc, but I like it. It's an eye-pleasing print of, for me, the greatest film ever made. In fact, I'd be pissed if this DVD sucked. I'm not pissed. When the AFI put out it's 100 greatest American films, it was met with great controversy.