Considering this is from television and has not had a restoration done, this is a very good picture. Take into account that it is getting close to 40 years old.  Detail is good and black-levels are strong. The Extras are also a fun handful. I found the 1903 film of Alice... fascinating. It has some apparent flaws and damage but that probably makes it appear even more unique. It may be the oldest film I have ever seen. Audio quality is also very strong and Ravi Shankar's music sounds lilting and authoritative. There is also a directors commentary by Miller and a Behind-the-scenes stills gallery. Pretty much a top-notch job by Home Vision.   out of         Gary W. Tooze