(The supplements description for this title is reproduced as it appears in our print issue 53, which accounted for several Brian De Palma titles in one write-up.)A lot of Brian De Palma movies have been released on DVD recently (and we have six of them reviewed for you in this issue), and here are three of his most well-liked. While none are the most feature-packed discs you
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 2.35:1 DVD exhibits images that are generally sharp, but fine details appear a bit undefined. Colors are reddish at times. The picture has a soft character overall, with glowing hazy whites. The source element is revealing of dirt, artifacts, and film grain. Pixelization and shimmering details contribute to a rough digital appearance. Edge enhancement is infrequently detected. (Suzanne Hodges)
Soundtrack:
The Dolby Digital 5.1-channel soundtrack is a commendable remastering effort that engages the entire soundfield quite nicely. Compared to the remastering of
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