Wilder had a hand in the screenplay and this is another total gem of a film - possibly the best of the quartet being released simultaneously from Universal (although I truly loved The Major and the Minor). A fabulous example of primo vintage comedy from the late 30's. Even my today's standards  a very well crafted, and performed, film.

Detail has some healthy moments and contrast is subtle but stable. Another dual-layered effort with a skyrocketing bitrate. I can't image on this looking too much better on standard-def unless some real dollars were put into restoration... but then it wouldn't be an $11 DVD then - would it. Noise seems fairly compacted occasionally inherent in the background(s) and, as an aside - I loved the fashions of the film (and the era, I supposes).

Audio seemed clean enough for its purposes (although shows the film age at close to 70 years) and there are optional English or Spanish subtitles if desired. Once again a brief Osborne intro and a short trailer. Typical comedy of the time with the female bedroom scene, dance party, posh breakfasts and backseat car-ride conversations. Something very comforting about that. This is a very good film in my limited opinion. We recommend a purchase at double the price.  

Gary W. Tooze