This movie is about a teenager's dream, and seeing it now some 20 years after having been a teenager, of course it doesn't fascinate as before. While the effects were revolutionary then, today they look obsolete of course. But if you accept it's charme and ignore some stiff acting and a non-sophisticated story-line, it's plain fun and may rekindle some of your teenage dreams as well. I could listen to Craig Safan's main title music for hours after hours without getting tired, it is a wonderfult piece of (film) music. The Blu-ray transfer is clean and the picture looks fantastic on my 42'' plasma, and the sound has been re-mastered to a good quality. As I only had seen it on VHS and on TV before, I've never seen it looking better.