Since Harriet proves to be everything Charlie has been searching for in a woman, he is determined to make this relationship work. Of course, Charlie's usual fear of marriage rears his ugly head when he begins to see a parallel between Harriet's past and a tabloid story about a female axe murderer who has dispatched three husbands on her wedding night. Additionally, film has that Mike Myers brand of offer-center goofiness that separates it from the pack. Director Thomas Schlamme stages the comedy rather nicely, plus the movie has a cool editing style. Those who must fill every bit of their picture tube will not find any faults with the full screen version.
Image quality is very good, with everything appearing sharp and well defined.
Colors reproduction is also excellent, with good-looking flesh tones and vivid hues. The soundtrack is only Dolby Digital 2.0, but when decoded to full Dolby Surround it sounds surprisingly good. Dialogue reproduction is always clear and the track features a lot of terrific pop songs that well integrated into the track. Subtitles are provided in English, Spanish Portuguese, Chinese, Korean and Thai. The simple interactive menus provide the standard scene and language selection features, as well as access to a theatrical trailer.