This is one of my favourite films and I can't believe how long I waited before buying it on DVD. I particularly like the use of sound (& silence) in the art gallery scene. The atmosphere of the film is really of the period and the music score by Ennio Morricone is great. The transfer of this NTSC disc is a bit grainy but it's still a lot better quality than my old laserdisc & VHS and the DVD is in original 2.35:1 format enhanced for 16x9 TV. My 4 star rating merely reflects the quality of the transfer and not the content of the movie which is pure Argento and gets a 5!The UK version is apparently still cut (it was completely unobtainable for a period in the UK) so I probably won't bother getting it on Blu-ray as I'm not sure if my machine can play US Blu-rays.