(5/4/12, 1 star for this Olive Films release, 4 stars for the movie) The Blu-ray version is an excellent print of a movie that I've always enjoyed, but incomprehensibly, the studio opted not to bother with subtitles/closed captions. Whether this omission is the result of the studio's misguided notions of economy or sheer callousness, I wouldn't know. I do know that there are countless cinephiles who will pass on this movie, because they have less than perfect hearing, or they are non-native English speakers who need subtitles to fully understand the dialog, or because, like me, they like to watch movies at low volume with the subtitles turned on. Anyway, my comments are meant for the sizable segment of the home video market who resent it when studios ignore their wishes.