Image quality was good, with everything appearing relatively sharp and detailed. The colors were well saturated and natural looking for the most part, however there were a couple of instances where they seemed a tad yellow. Digital compression artifacts were mild and only noticeable in a couple of places on the Letterboxed version. The Dolby Digital 5.1 mix had some good separations up in the front, but the rear channels were somewhat limited, reminding one of standard Dolby Surround. Other soundtrack options include a matrixed Dolby Surround track, plus a Spanish language track.
Subtitles are available in English, French and Spanish.
The DVD feature the Descriptive Video Service as well as English captioning.