Picture: The dvd gives you the choice of viewing the movie in widescreen or full frame. Both looked fairly clean although low budget at times. The transfer was good enough that I rarely noticed any artifacts or other problems.

Sound: The audio track was in Dolby 2.0. It was clear and decent although a few scenes seemed a little unbalanced at times.

Extras: There were trailers for Knockaround Guys, Dinner Rush, and The Sleeping Dictionary. There was an Easter Egg of sorts that had the dvd mastering credits. That's it.

Final Thoughts: It's very easy to be harsh on a movie that provided so little actual entertainment so I went out of my way looking for something nice to say about the movie. I can almost see people making comparisons between Table One and other loser-bachelor type movies but in fairness, their limitations tend to pale in comparison to this one. Burt Young's gangster is well played but most of the others either overacted or could've phoned in their roles which prevented me from having much fun here. The story itself was full of holes large enough to make Jurassic Park make sense and most of the characters weren't developed enough to ring true. If I had to say something nice about it, I'd have to suggest that you rent it once to watch Burt Young or the stripclub scene at the end. Pass this one up.