No visible compression artifacts or noise. The real super hero is your sound system, especially if it can keep up with this rambunctious 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround soundtrack. All sound fields gets a work out, and the output sounds terrific. Booming basses shake, rattle and roll the room, while middle and high ends are so pure they're angelic. Sounds fields are utilized to the best of their ability, including a front stereo split that is awesome.
Rear speakers kick it with powerful ambient noise, musical and dialogue cues.
Surround effects are embracing, while the dialogue mix is so strong that not one word is lost in the audio mix. Good Six deleted scenes totaling more than ten minutes, available for viewing on their own or through extended branching. Director Bryan Singer must have hated removing most of the deleted scenes, which are more than just cutting room fodder. Some of the scenes seem vital to the spirit of the film, including a classroom sequence in which some of the students explore their powers. If you incorporate the scenes into the film, expect a pause as your machine looks for an accesses the deleted scenes.