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I'm wondering why they didn't include the video portion on the Ava Gardner vocals like they did on the DVD and laserdisc and THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT.

It looks like a brand new film. It is so sharp and robust it almost looks 3-D. And the new stereo mix is amazing and rich. It's like watching it for the first time. Even though this version is pretty watered down from the original, it still packs an emotional punch and is beautiful.

Ava Gardner's voice was just fine. I've never understood why they didn't use it. The 1936 version is superior to this version but this is good.