Also adding effectively to the film is occasional narration by Michael Douglas. The film is not without a few concerns, but I must commend what must have been an enormous amount of research that the filmmakers must have done. Also, that they were able to get so many people who were involved to come forward and share their thoughts and feelings about what went on during that tragic day in September. Thankfully, no pixelation or edge enhancement is visible. Colors, again, vary throughout the movie.
Some scenes display more vibrant and natural looking colors, while some scenes appear faded.
Other moments are in black and white. Still, I was pleased with how the material was presented overall for this DVD release. Provides all that one would expect from a documentary like it in terms of the audio experience. I would have liked to have further additional features - a commentary, etc, but the film itself does get fine treatment in terms of basic presentation.