Chris refuses to accept Annie's fate and is determined to rescue her soul from damnation- something that has never been accomplished. Color reproduction on this DVD is jaw dropping. The film's over-saturated could have caused endless problems, yet the DVD recreates them with near perfection. There are a few instances where the most intense hot colors bleed a bit, but the way the constantly shifting chromatic landscape is deployed in the film, I doubt anyone will notice. Chroma noise is virtually non-existent on this disc.
Blacks are true black, and the DVD offers wonderful contrast.
Superb DVD authoring, plus the use of dual layer technology disguised all traces of digital compression artifacts. The Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack perfectly complements the film's impressive visuals. There is a complexity to the mix that those with a good sound system are certain to enjoy. All of the discrete channels are exploited to create a fully developed sound field that envelops the viewer. Channel separation is very precise across the forward soundstage, creating a very wide environment.