Warner Home Video has made ANALYZE THIS available on DVD in both wide screen and full screen presentations on opposite sides of the disc. While the cropped presentation is fine for folks who don’t mind the visual equivalent of pay-per-view, the 16:9 enhanced wide screen version is definitely the better choice. The Letterboxed transfer restores the film’s 1.85:1 theatrical aspect ratio and provides a sharp, richly detailed image. Colors have excellent saturation, plus the flesh tones appear very healthy. There is no evidence of chroma noise or bleeding during the presentation. Blacks are faithfully rendered and contrast is right on the money. A first rate compression job disguises virtually all traces of artifacts.

The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack has a solid "comedy" mix that puts dialogue reproduction ahead of everything else- that way you can hear all the jokes. Still, there are some nice directional effects in the mix and the soundstage has a nice open sound. Gunfire is authoritative, thanks to the track’s solid bass reproduction. Additionally, music is superbly integrated into the mix. Subtitles are provided on the disc in English.

The interactive menus are nice looking and feature music, but remain rather simple in their implementation. Through the menu system, one can access the standard scene selection and set up features. Access to all of the supplements is also available through the DVD’s menus. Supplements for ANALYZE THIS features two audio commentaries; the first with actors Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal (who does most of the talking) and the second features director Harold Ramis. Both talks have their merits and will prove to be interesting, entertaining and occasionally amusing for fans of the movie. ANALYZE THIS also contains a humorous gag reel that highlights some of the best outtakes from the film. A theatrical trailer, plus cast biographies/filmographies round out the DVD’s array of supplements.