![]() The disc sports a brand new 5.1 dolby digital transfer, as well as the original dolby surround mix. Major kudos go to MGM for caring enough to pay for all the work that went into the new transfer, especially considering Wild At Heart isn't likely to be breaking any dvd sales records. Minor nitpicks aside, it's a really beautiful transfer. ![]() The film itself is in pretty good condition, though there are some scratches visible every now and then. Thankfully gone are the horrible halos that plagued the r2 disc. There's unfortunately still some edge enhancement in the image, but it's nowhere near as bad as the r2 disc was. The bitrate on the film itself is a bit low at times, and it might have been better to make this a two disc set to allow maximum rates for the film itself. This is the first video version of the film I've ever seen where the last shot of Sailor and Lula and the next shot with them where the credits start actually match in color. ![]() The darker scenes now hold up much better and don't disappear into murkiness as previous video versions did. ![]()
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