Does the specter want to destroy Claire, her marriage or are the motives of the restless spirit something completely unexpected. Unfortunately, the movie's flaws lie in its screenplay, which has gaps in logic, as well as telegraphing it's ending well in advance, even though the character's motivations that prompt that particular ending don't make much sense. Diana Scarwid, Joe Morton, James Remar, Miranda Otto, Katharine Towne, Victoria Bidewell, Eliott Goretsky and Ray Baker. Colors are fairly bold looking, while the flesh tones remain very natural. None of the stronger hues show any signs of chroma noise or bleeding.
Blacks are solid, plus shadow detail excellent during the film's numerous dark scenes.
Additionally, the picture boasts very smooth contrast and highly stable whites. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channels soundtrack is nicely mixed and offers full-bodied sonic experience. Channel separation is very good, which creates an open sounding forward soundstage. Dialogue is clean, crisp and maintains full intelligibility, even when sound effects and the music become boisterous. Strangely enough, surround usage seems limited to the potent musical score without any sound effects coming from the rear channels.