The Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround soundtrack isn't very expressive, but it more than gets the job done. The dialogue mix is adequate but not overly strong, but the surround effects keep the bullets flying. Rear speaker output is relegated to musical cues and ambient noise, while stereo split is effective. There isn't much bass action, but what is there serves the purpose. Middle and high ends are clean.
Musical score sounds smashing, with clarity a high priority.
Full-length, scene specific audio commentary with director Jonathan Lynn. Not the greatest, but Lynn does provide some insights that we normally wouldn't be privy to, including some flubs in the film and attempts at improvisation. He's not the greatest speaker, but Lynn doesn't put you to sleep either. Brief interviews with the cast in an Interview Gallery. The film's original theatrical trailer.