Warner once again delivers a fine HD DVD with Troy.
Visual Entertainment's DVD makes discovering this ensemble film all the more enjoyable thanks to excellent audio and video presentations. I ask because when I try to show my girlfriend how to use a. The DVD is passable as well. The film used for this one, a sloppy Italian Frankenstein picture with a bit of requisite nudity, is choppy mess from just about any direction, and the print used is terrible.
The DVD features excellent audio and video, and even includes some nice supplements, including a group of deleted scenes.
HD does justice to the striking visuals, and the extras are here in abundance.
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In fact, it feels like two documentaries, and as a production I wish it had a little more focus, or maybe just a little more time.
The disc itself sports nice audio and video along with a smattering of bonus material. The little-seen Down in the Valley suffers from a poorly crafted final hour, but does sport another amazing performance from Edward Norton.
The DVD features excellent audio and video, and even includes some nice supplements, including a group of deleted scenes.
A worthy new incarnation of a childhood favorite, with respect for our favorite primate's pedigree, a terrific visual style, and a rockin' soundtrack to go with. Highly recommended, so long as one doesn't expect too much out of the rather flimsy storyline.
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If not, this still makes for a truly exceptional music documentary with a wide range of special features that complement the main feature well.
I highly recommend checking it out. The video source has some issues, but it looks pretty good overall. The September workshop has sold out, so Dragondoor. The disc itself sports nice audio and video along with a smattering of bonus material.
Still, it offers a lot to chew on. This is the FIRST time I have ever seen kettlebells on sale at Dragondoor.
I highly recommend checking it out.