That's the way it is in movies, anyway. I know this, I liked Me Myself I, and I'm a huge fan of Rachael Griffiths ever since Hilary and Jackie. The colors seem a bit muted at times, though the overall balance of the movie is good. I noticed a few artifacting errors, but nothing to take away from the clarity of the picture. Most of the shots are inside, so the controlled atmosphere adds to the quality of the picture.
Black levels are on target and the edge enhancement is minimal.
A nice transfer for a very nice film. Given a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack is something that suprised me, but I was more suprised when I listened to it. A sequence in which Pamela sees a family while outside in the rain is another one that caught my ears. Overall, a good mix and a vast improvement over the included Surround mix. The commentary track is fun to listen to as Pip Karmel, the Director, talks about her budget issues with the movie.