His stylistic approach to this film is far different from Usual Suspects but is every bit as well timed. Take a look at the interview with Charlie Rose in the Special Features section. Although a little short they give a good idea of this man's creative process. A young director, Singer has a lot going for him and a lot more excellent films in him. As with Usual Suspects, he brings to X-Men characters with moral conflict and deeper meaning then usual in the genre.
Singer has an gifted eye for framing a scene.
He pays attention to the details shown in every centimeter of the frame. The disc itself is of the highest quality. The subwoofer does not get quite the workout as you would expect. This is especially noticible in the scene where two policce cars crash to the ground. The gain on the audio is not overwhelming.