AntiTrust also manages to remain believable with the jargon amidst its computerized setting. Yes, the code being shown is sometimes too basic for what it is supposed to be doing, but the ideas are realistic enough. Little touches like the bandwidth limitations on wireless handheld devices adds to the level of realism. There was a red herring and a switch or two that caught me by surprise and re-awakened my interest. The picture and sound quality are quite good, and there are several extra features to add to the disc's value.
Colors are rich and well saturated, accurately rendered, and the level of detail is sharp.
Blacks and shadow detail are excellent. The sound is very good as well, with Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks offered in English, French, and Spanish. The English track delivered crystal clear dialogue and great use of surrounds for ambient effects. The surround usage was well placed but subtle rather than an aggressive pounding from all sides. Not demo disc material, but entirely in keeping with the film.