Through this movie and his last few films, he s quietly building a reputation as one of the industry s most passionate and talented directors. Instead, it s filled with honest moments of love and frustration as we watch a young man slowly come to terms with his youth. A great little movie which in a year tainted by mediocrity, stands out from the crowd. By now you probably know that Dreamworks doesn t mess around with their DVDs in terms of visual quality and this one is no different. The transfer is for all intents and purposes, practically flawless and does the film total justice.
Colors are deep and rich, with exceptional detail and absolutely no sign of edge enhancement.
A great job from start to finish. The movie s presented in widescreen anamorphic. Making good use of either the Dolby Digital 5.1 or DTS tracks, this DVD kicks big time ass in reproducing the movie s wonderful soundtrack. When the music fades in, every speaker in your home theatre will get a nice little workout, blaring the songs with good strength and nice bass. Much to my and everyone else s dismay, the DVD doesn t feature any commentary tracks whatsoever.