RH seems much more interesting during its first half as the problems slowly unfold. No, that's not much of a recommendation, and Random Hearts isn't much of a film. That said, I found the movie watchable and mildly entertaining at times, so it's not a complete loss. Of course, the fact Columbia-Tristar have produced yet another fine DVD makes the situation more compelling. While not as sparkling as I expected, the movie presents a generally strong picture.
Sharpness seems consistently crisp and well-defined.
Colors seemed acceptable though fairly muted. As such, colors looked appropriate but didn't seem special. Black levels appeared rich and deep, and shadow detail looked good, though some semi-dimly lit interiors seemed vaguely hazy to me. Despite some minor issues, though, RH presents a good image. Surprisingly strong is the film's very good Dolby Digital 5.0 soundtrack.