The DVD itself was not very high quality so it's hard to tell but the quality of the shots was very good so your eye tends to forgive the other imperfections. Overall, I'd say there was a softening but it seemed appropriate to the filmic look.
Don't think there were any DVX clips on there but I could be mistaken.
By the way, I still haven't received any PMs from people offering to donate to my worthy cause.
So here's some interesting observations after studying the DVD a little more. All of the shots look very close to 16mm or 35mm but it's when something goes into motion that you suddenly are brought back to video world again. Most of this stuff was shot at 60i and it's that movement that's a dead giveaway along with the usual interlace artifacts. I know the DVX would absolutely excel with this system.
The other thing I noticed was grain, and lots of it. Although, according to their site they have now introduced an oscillating device instead of the spinning version which supposedly reduces the grain further.