The restoration on this Blu-ray genuinely surprised me, the diner scenes look way sharper than the grainy version I'd seen before. Dennis Hopper and Devo sharing scenes is still the strangest, most fun thing about it.
Harper★★★★★
The restoration job on this is genuinely impressive — colors pop in a way that makes the 1982 footage feel brand new, and getting to see Devo and Dennis Hopper share a scene like this is a trip. The director's cut adds a few scenes I'd never caught before, so it's worth the upgrade even if you own a
Amelia S.★★★★☆
The Devo scenes alone make this worth owning, and the comedy is as weird and loose as I remembered. The restored picture looks clean for a 1982 film, though a couple of the darker night shots still look a bit grainy to me.