Although the movie drags a bit near the end, it remains a fairly entertaining comedy. Hanks, Wilson, and Candy put in some decent performances, and the plot, while nothing spectacular, does keep the film moving along.

Picture:
Volunteers is presented in 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen. There are some marks and some grain present throughout the film, although its not too distracting for the notable exception of chapter fourteen, which has heavy grain. For a film fifteen years old, the print used (chapter fourteen excluded) is terrific with vibrant colors and accurate flesh tones.

Sound:
Volunteers is presented in Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo. The dialogue is clean and crisp throughout and the background score sounds excellent.

Extras:
Volunteers includes seven cast and crew bios; subtitles in English, French, and Spanish; and the original theatrical trailer, although it's a bit rough with marks and lines.

Summary:
Volunteers is a fairly entertaining comedy film that makes the perfect rental for fans of the actors with above average picture and sound quality.