A couple of very minor speckles were visible, but other than that, there were no print flaws to be found. A couple of slight traces of pixelation came up, but there were no instances of shimmering. I'm pleased that Fox has decided to re-visit this film, and although not without a few minor concerns, the new presention for the film offers very good image quality. The film's score effectively keeps the film's tone - warm and emotional, but never becoming too heavy or emotional. The score is the one element of the audio that opens up a little and occasionally is offered by the surrounds.
Menus are non-animated, with very basic images serving as backgrounds.
For example, the main menu simply re-uses the front cover. The only difference is that, while that commentary had a group of people along with Tillman talking about that film, he is by himself here. Still, he's very capable of providing an interesting, insightful and informative discussion of his time working on the film as well as stories from the set. There are some times where the director talks simply about the story, but he's often able to relate to instances that happened in his own life, or he provides some interesting thoughts about how the characters relate to one another. Or, you could say, the commentary tells us the recipe for making a great movie.