While there is nothing terribly wrong with the image quality of the full screen presentation, the wide screen version is definitely the way to go. FOR looks just terrific in wide screen, the image is crisp and nicely detailed. Color reproduction offers natural looking flesh tones, while strong colors are totally problem free. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack features an open, natural sound field in place of gimmicky sound effects- totally appropriate to the film's mockumentary environment. Danny Elfman's entertaining score is effectively blended into the soundtrack.
Subtitles are available in English and French.
The simple interactive menus offer access to a theatrical trailer, plus the standard scene and language selection features. FOR offers film fans moments of utter brilliance that totally rips apart the destructive nature of the media and the way it panders to the lowest common denominator. Additionally, the DVD looks and sounds just terrific.