To sum it up, A Few Good Men is as gripping as movies get in terms of good story pacing, terrific execution, and knockout performances. It's a movie that you simply can't go wrong with, and no matter how many times you've seen it, you still find it hard not to be riveted. Columbia Tri Star has taken another early DVD release and thoughtfully re-issued it in a Special Edition form. Having never seen the original DVD release, I can't offer an opinion if the video quality is better or worse. What I can say is that the video job on A Few Good Men is of acceptable quality, presented in anamorphic perfection.
Picture quality is mostly clear and sharp.
There are few instances of color bleeding and soft imaging in a few scenes, but no other flaws are detected. A wonderful sounding disc for a film made up mostly of dialogue. The audio job on A Few Good Men puts sound to good use with the 5.1 Dolby digital presentation, in such areas as soundtrack, various background noises, and dialogue especially. A thoroughly nice sounding disc indeed. A Few Good Men is guaranteed to deliver a knockout punch with its riveting performances and wonderful storytelling.