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An average, older master ends up on this Blu-ray. Canadian Bacon shows plenty of dirt/dust on the print. Clean up clearly wasn't a priority for this supplied scan, but MVD's encode keeps up thankfully. Preserved grain remains clean and precisely resolved, transparent to the film stock. Low resolution brings limited detail, but aliasing is apparent on vehicles at a distance.

Flat color shows a few moments of vividness, but it's typically bland. Flesh tones hold their purity at least, and nothing appears digitally altered.

Contrast performs well overall. Canadian Bacon is brighter than it is colorful at least. A nice depth to the black levels keeps the dimensionality consistent.

Audio

PCM stereo brings little split between the speakers. But it's a clear presentation, free from audible aging or any other fault like hiss/distortion. Mixing drops a bit low in volume overall. After a boost though, Canadian Bacon fares well for an older track, even without any detectable range.

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