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Considering the history behind this movie, the imagery looks better than expected. While the print does show extensive damage and debris, the result isn't too severe as to harm Wangmagwi. If anything, this is remarkably clean and the scan delivers exceptional resolution.

Grain comes through noisy, murky, and messy. That's from the edge enhancement, combined with light filtering. It's a shame either was deemed necessary, robbing Wangmagwi of potential fidelity. Encoding doesn't appear to be at fault, rather source mastering.

Gray scale does well in the mid-tones, but suffers from clipped whites. Detail evaporates into blindingly white blobs, but only at the most extremes. Otherwise, Wangwagmi holds up over years of obscurity.

Audio

Korean dialog only, SRS utilizes a compressed Dolby Digital mono track that suffers in spots from warping, popping, and hissing. Uncompressed audio isn't going to help this at all. Thankfully, it's clean enough to earn a pass, generally precise in replicating dialog behind a hollow score. Note there is a slight delay in the audio, causing a lip sync mismatch.

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