You care about them, worry about their obvious mistakes and sweat the consequences alongside them. Loach's cinema-verite style of shooting movies doesn't bode well for sharp, detailed DVDs. Raining Stones is no exception. It's a very grainy looking film, and often the resolution is less than optimum. It's likely that this is the result of the original camera element.
Colors are fine and saturation is okay.
Contrast is less pumped than I like. Some night detail is a bit hidden. The Stewart Copeland score lacks full blown range. The Feature Archive has articles ranging from John Ford to Blonde Bimbos , The Heistmasters , Akira Kurosawa and Frank Darabont . Click on the image above to for a view of Hollywood's great dance musicals.