His delivery is wooden and his movements rigid, all in all, he sucks. But this miserable performance is easy to laugh at, so it's not all bad. This is a very impressive transfer, one of Artisan's best efforts to date. The film has a dark visual style, so the contrast levels would have to work double time to make the movie look good. Thankfully, the contrast is perfect, with excellent shadow layering and very high visible detail levels.
Colors are bright and vivid, but never enter into problems with bleeding or blooming.
There is some minor shimmering, but no other compression errors emerge. The 2.0 surround track manages to capture a nice, full sound for the audio, especially when the soundtrack kicks in. The subtle surround use is quite good, and adds to the overall enjoyment of the movie. Dialogue is the main focus, and it comes across with reasonable volume and no serious issues. This disc houses a few features, but is missing the theatrical trailer promised on the case, which sucks.