Not really, of course, but at times the camera motion is so handheld, that it looks like The Blair Witch Project. Even the second time around, Warner sees that there is no use in messing with perfection. If there is something that Any Given Sunday has a lot of, it's sound. Nearly every scene in this movie has some crunching of bones or a thumping beat of music. You can hear and feel every hit, sack and throw of the ball which only adds to the natural tension of the film.
Dialogue is very clean and free of any distortion errors.
Some reference quality audio in addition to the video makes it all the better. While not a full-blown special editon, Any Given Sunday has it's share of extras. I think that due to it's length, the amount of supplemental material that could be offered was affected. Still, Warner has managed to include the cast bios, original trailer a music video by LL Cool J and a 25 minute documentary making of the film. It's quite enough to keep you entertained, as there is well over three hours in this disc.