He gives another solid performance here, with his muddled dialogue and excellent ass kicking. You may not like him or the genre, but you have to admit, he's one of the best at it. Professional wrestler Bill Goldberg makes a fool of himself in this movie, but again, he looks and acts the role of mentally challenged muscle head perfectly. The image looks clean, with little wear signs, and a solid overall crispness. Colors are full and rich, with great metallic tones as well as the normal primaries.
Black levels are correct, rendering excellent shadow layering and darkness detail.
Compression errors are MIA, which is AOK with me. This is a high energy action movie, and as such it has a nice 5.1 track, which will give your system some practice. When the action heats up, all the channels will come alive, you'll think you're right next to Luc, dodging bullets and punching muscle bound dudes. Even when the surrounds are cooling down, you'll notice some nice subtle use of them. Dialogue is clear at all times, never overshadowed by the booming effects or minimal score.