I finally watched this one last night. Extras shmextras. The film looks great and it is encoded at a Superbit-high data rate. The opening credits look so-so, but from the first edit after the title opticals are over (also the first shot of Jo Van Fleet), it is a beautiful film-like presentation. The audio is very clean, but sounds like they possibly went a bit heavy on the digital noise reduction. Dynamic range is very nice from whispers to gunshots. The price is right, too.
Regards,
Regards,