His character is so rich and complex, but Tracy is able to bring those qualities to the screen here, which is very impressive indeed. But then again, we've seen him turn in terrific performances on so many occasions, it almost seems to be a lock every time. Other films with Tracy include Adam's Rib, Father of the Bride, Bad Day At Black Rock, Pat and Mike, Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, Northwest Passage, and Captains Courageous. This film deserves a beautiful transfer, but this is a very weak one, which is a real shame. This image looks decent at times, but at other times it looks like a VHS transfer, which is just unacceptable.
Some scenes look very fuzzy and bland, while the print shows heavy debris and damage as well.
Warner Bros. This is a classic film and as such, should be treated much better than this. The audio is better than the video, but still manages to peak at average on the scale. The mono form allows for a solid presentation, but little more and this track seems limited at times. The dialogue is crisp and rich though, with no real problems, same is the case with the sound effects. The musical score here is so fantastic though, which makes the mono track come up short, as this one begs for a full surround track to shine.