The film's first few minutes contained quite a few scratches and a few soft scenes, but overall the transfer is clean, clear and sharp, with an impressive amount of detail and no obvious grain. Colours are excellent, looking very natural and nicely saturated, especially during the first few jungle-bound scenes, while skin tones are accurate and rock-solid throughout.

Blacks are deep, with little noise and no artefacting, and shadow detail is very good, with dark scenes in basements and barns containing a considerable amount of visible information. Edge enhancement is kept to a minimum, and there are no visible compression artefacts, nor is there any aliasing or shimmer. Overall a nice transfer.
 

The front soundstage is impressively wide, containing numerous directional cues and creating a nicely enveloping soundfield. Although the soundtrack is slightly compressed, with some definite high frequency roll-off, overall fidelity is impressively high. The film's score is nicely recorded, spreading widely across the front channels and is frequently supported by the surround channel. The centre channel is well integrated, and dialogue is always clear and easy to understand, while ADR inserts are detectable but not distracting.

The soundtrack is very front-hemisphere oriented, and the surround channel is often subdued, containing few ambient cues. Being split-mono, there are no discrete directional surround effects. The LFE channel is used infrequently, but effectively, containing some nice bass. Like that found in the front channels, LFE bass isn't particularly deep, but gets the job done. This is a very pleasant soundtrack, although its age is beginning to show.