Original sentence: A better DVD version is available as part of a French box set.Different views of Dreyer's pacing has been discussed by Danish Dreyer-expert Casper Thybjerg on his DVD audio commentaries.Presumably, the film's reputation has also suffered from the poor quality of its American and British home video releases (one Seattle-based reviewer on Amazon.To modern audiences, the film may appear slow and dull, especially due to its frequent, long-lasting shots of book pages, which the audience is expected to read.com calls it: "By far it's the worst transfer to DVD I've seen yet