But to do so, they must intercept the twisters' deadly path. As such, a mere 16 months since my original review first appeared, we have this nice new DVD of Twister . Once again, instead of thanks, please just send me money. I won't ramble on much further, as I already articulated my thoughts about Twister in the original review with can be found here . Suffice it to say that although the movie possesses many different flaws, it delivers a tremendous amount of exciting action and makes for a very entertaining film.
Sharpness seems absolutely stellar throughout the movie.
No matter how wide each shot went, I detected not the slightest hint of softness or fuzziness, and the image appears crystal-clear from start to finish. Colors seemed wonderfully natural and clear. Whether indoors or outside, the hues looked bright and vivid, and I detected no signs of bleeding or noise. Black levels also appeared deep and rich, and shadow detail was virtually flawless, with nicely even tones that never overwhelm the information. None that I could discern.