The cast of DEEP BLUE SEA also includes Thomas Jane, Jacqueline McKenzie, Michael Rapaport, and Aida Turturro. Look for Ronny Cox in a very brief cameo. Warner Home Video really delivers the goods with their DVD edition of DEEP BLUE SEA . While the image quality may fall a few hairs below that of the finest DVDs on the market, DEEP BLUE SEA still rates as demo disc. The image is clean and very well defined, with excellent shadow detail and a fully realized black level.
Colors are vibrant and reproduced without any signs of chroma noise or bleeding.
Additionally, flesh tones appear quite natural under a number of lighting situations. DEEP BLUE SEA features a kick-ass Dolby Digital 5.1 channel mix that is going to put your sound system through its paces. Not only do the sound effects jump out at you from all of the five discrete channels, the mix creates a cohesive sound field that envelops the viewer in the world of DEEP BLUE SEA . There is good channel separation all around, including the use of split surrounds for active effects and ambient sounds. Dialogue reproduction is very good, with all of the actor's voices resonating with a natural timbre.