While her performance here isn't without flaws, she does turn in a strong turn, better than her work in Double Jeopardy. The two have good chemistry in this film, but I hope they choose a different genre if they work together again. In Columbia's tradition of fine transfers, this movie looks fantastic here, with a clean print and compression error free transfer. The colors look bright and bold when needed and muted when called for, without ever dipping into erring territory. The flesh tones appear natural and consistent, never breaking up or distorting.
Contrast is solid as well, with very high visible detail level and excellent shadow layering.
This isn't really an audio driven film, but the included Dolby Digital 5.1 track kicks in when it has to. The music comes through well, and the effects both subtle and prominent, sound great in this mix. The movie revolves around dialogue however, which sounds wonderful here. No volume issues arise, and the separation is acceptable also. This release contains the theatrical trailer, as well as bonus trailers, production notes, and talent files.