The disc loses most of the shimmering present in the first release as well. While there is some audio dynamite in this movie, for the most part the dialogue and subtle surround use rules the speakers. Now, some scenes will light up your system, and when they do, you'll know it. One audio element that uses the surrounds well is the score, which fits the movie's tone perfectly. The subtle surround use really helps set the atmosphere for the film, which is quite effective.
Dialogue comes across well, with no volume issues, and the words never become overshadowed.
Extras Man, if you are an Entrapment maniac, you'll be pleased as punch when you pick this disc up. Fox has loaded this shiny disc top to bottom with goodies, including two theatrical trailers, a gallery of television spots, production notes, and talent files. I am very glad Fox included the trailers and television spots, as these really help get a feel for how the movie was marketed. A few deleted scenes are offered, including an alternate ending. Except for the alternate ending, you can opt for director's commentary over the deleted scenes if you choose to.