Beautiful soft palette transfer from Fox. This dual-layered, progressive DVD is anamorphic in-and-about the 2.55 original aspect ratio. Colors look subdued but have their original depth.  Contrast is very strong - ditto for detail and overall the image is fabulous. I have no complaints whatsoever and people should remember the film is over 50 years old but damage marks/speckles are at the bare minimum... as is digital noise. The audio is a 4 channel track (original?) and does a competent job of presenting the sound of the film. there are optional English, Spanish or French subtitles supporting the dialogue.

There are some great extras - a pretty thorough, intelligent and brimming-with-information commentary by Alan K. Rode. I remember him doing the commentary on one of VCI's Forgotten Noir series and he knows his stuff - lots about Ginger, Tierney, Heflin and Raft. There are also two featurettes: Ginger Rogers at Fox running almost 9 minutes (the titles speaks for itself) and there is input from Eddie Muller and others. Even better is Gene Tierney: Final Curtain for a Noir Icon although it runs just over 6 minutes. As with some other Fox Noirs there is an interactive pressbook , the score of the film is available to listen to, a stills gallery and the original theatrical trailer. Great work by Fox and we give it a strong recommendation, especially for Noir fans. This DVD has exceptional value for the price. 

Gary W. Tooze