Transfer:
Being the new Mei Ah that we've all grown to love (and they love us back), the transfer here is pretty much perfect. From the lovely colors to the black shadows, everything looks crisp, clean, and clear. There's not a single thing to complain about here. While others might find something to nitpick about, I found nothing wrong with this transfer.

Sound:
A decent enough Cantonese Dolby Digital track here. Some use of the surrounds, but otherwise it's fairly tame, with the music coming through best. That being said, everything comes through nicely and clearly, so I can't complain. I would have liked a DTS track, but being that the film's mainly a romantic comedy with a few action scenes, DTS really wouldn't be needed. There's also a Mandarin Dolby Digital dub track, but who wants to listen to that?

Extras:
A typically fluffy, five-minute Making of without subtitles. It elaborates a little bit on the action scenes, but given the length they don't go into too much depth. I would have loved to see how they did the fights. The databank contains the usual synopsis and cast and crew stuff. On a side note, the packaging is damn sexy, coming in a great see-through case. The inside cover is a big ad for what will surely be an excellent film, PTU.