The transfer simply looks terrific, with a crisp, detailed image and terrific color reproduction. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack boasts a suitable action movie mix. This track may not be the best one I've ever heard, but it certainly is no slouch. Dialogue reproduction is also very clean and Jerry Goldsmith's score sounds just fine in Dolby Digital. Other soundtrack options include a matrixed Dolby Surround compatible track, plus a French language track.
Subtitles are available in English, French and Spanish.
The interactive menus offer one access to an audio commentary with director Stuart Baird, which is worth a listen for those so inclined. Other supplements include Justice Under The Star , a documentary about the U.S. Marshal Service, plus an interactive tour of the film's plane crash sequence. Owning this DVD is a lot cheaper than two people going to see it in a theater. This is the kind of breakthrough pricing that allows DVD to go head to head with VHS in the sell through arena. My compliments to Warner Home Video.