Dialogue reproduction is natural and maintains intelligibility, even when the sound effects are at their loudest. Bass is very full and deep, which gives the musket and cannon shots a real sense of authority. DTS further enhances the sound of the original recordings, thus giving the music a fuller sound and the effects a slightly more lifelike quality. However, if you don't have DTS, don't feel as though you are losing out, because the Dolby Digital track is very, very good. Other soundtrack options include English and French Dolby Surround tracks.
Subtitles are available on the DVD in English and Spanish.
The interactive menus are enhanced with full motion video, animation and sound. Through the menus, one has access to the standard scene selection and set up features. There are no extras contained on this disc, other than fact that director Michael Mann has alter the film from its original theatrical cut. Since I've never seen the film prior to the release of this DVD, I cannot comment on the changes.