As you might expect, Abby discovers evidence that leads her to believe that she and her unborn child are destined to play key roles in an approaching apocalypse. The actors bring off the story effectively, with J rgen Prochnow performance being a standout. Prochnow is a charismatic actor who definitely does not appear in enough American films. The transfer looks very nice and offers good detail, but it isn't exactly demonstration quality. Still, you can see everything and no one should be disappointed by this nice looking presentation.
Colors reproduce with good saturation and natural looking flesh tones.
Digital compression artifacts are fairly well concealed, but they can be spotted if one is looking for them, instead of paying attention to the movie. The Dolby Digital 2.0 soundtrack decodes to standard surround and sounds pretty good. No, you won't find the sweep or power of a fully discrete soundtrack, but there are some pleasing channel separations. Dialogue reproduces very well and the surrounds provide the requisite ambience and fill. A French language soundtrack has also been encoded onto the DVD along with English and French subtitles.