DVD Details: A Paramount release, Kiss Me, Guido sports a nice anamorphic transfer with accurate flesh tones and little artifacting. There is a little softness here and there, but overall, given its low-budget origins, the picture looks good. With your choice of Dolby Digital or Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound, the audio is equally good, although the soundtrack consists primarily of dialogue and your speakers won't get much of a workout. It is close-captioned, as well, and, typical of Paramount releases, the captions pop up when you listen to the audio commentary. In this case, it is writer-director Vitale doing the talking. His anecdotes are interesting, and make the track worth listening to. The $29.99 price is hard to justify, but genre fans ought to rent Kiss Me, Guido.