With an occupying force now in Brooklyn, the General begins to put a squeeze the borough's Arab residents who may be sheltering the terrorist cell. The last vestiges of constitutional law go by the wayside when the soldiers begin rounding up any Arab male that fits the terrorist profile and detaining them in a makeshift stockade. Since Hubbard believes that the General's tactics can only worsen an already interminable situation, he redoubles his efforts to take out the remaining terrorist cell before New York becomes unrecognizable as an American city. Colors are strongly rendered, although the flesh tones appear completely natural. All of the hues are solid, without any signs of distortion or bleeding.
Blacks are right on the money, plus the image boasts excellent shadow detail, clarity and depth.
The film element used for the transfer displayed a handful of minor blemishes that are easily overlooked. Channel separation is excellent across the forward soundstage, with effective panning of sound effects. The rears are equally well deployed, with the split surround channels utilized in aggressive fashion. Dialogue is crisp and fully intelligible, even through a few bombastic moments. The bass channel is solid and hits hard when it has to.