"This treasurable home video edition restores sequences missing from the film since its 1963 premiere. And in a new, specially produced supplement, Kramer and many Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, stars reminisce about how they worked to make this enduring favorite so very, very, very, very funny."

An interesting note at the bottom of the insert states "NOTE: Due to the physical condition and unique aspect ratio of the film elements used for restoration, the viewer will occasionally notice a difference in color, density and image orientation withing scenes."

Copyright notice on the back of the box contains the odd statement "available exclusively through Warner Home Video." Odd in that it says MGM/UA Home Video everywhere else, and the film was originally released by United Artists. This film was shot in Ultra Panavision and was promoted as the first film made in "one-projector" Cinerama.

• Full-color booklet with photos, notes and chapter stops
• Contains 20 minutes of restored sequences missing from the film since its 1963 premiere
• Dolby Surround Stereo format recorded and re-mixed from a magnetic copy of the 6-track stereo audio
• The original theatrical trailer (1963), the re-issue trailer (1970) and 3 TV spots
• Something A Little Less Serious   (1991): A special one-hour documentary which contains new interviews with cast and crew members discussing anecdotes and sharing their experiences working on "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
• Includes OVERTURE (2:25), INTERMISSION (0:20), ENTR'ACTE (3:40), EXIT MUSIC (2:15)

While the Criterion Blu-ray restores 35 min to the film (15min longer than the Special Edition version), there are still three scenes that are exclusive to this version

• A conversation between the two detectives that the coyotes would take care of the body.
• Two scenes of the destruction of the gas station.