I like the technical details he explains, especially the montage of newspaper and magazines. Lynn points out many of the ad-libs when actors add to the texture of the film. Lynn was brought into the project by Willis. This is a very colorful transfer. Bright hues work for the thematic material and are tightly contained within their respective boundaries.
Resolution is mostly sharp and image is free of unwanted noise.
Skin tones are varied nicely and blacks are thick without being compressed. Randy Edelman knows how to deliver wry in his scores and the DVD does an excellent job of balancing music, dialogue and ambiance. . A group of down and dirty crooks take out a nest of drug dealers absconding with the money and the white stuff. Director Carl Franklin's noirish film is non-stop from start to finish. Check out these DVD recommendations from the Films on Disc DVD Review Archive.