Certainly compared to the original release, this two-disc set gives Freddy and Nancy the treatment they deserve. Season Two of the Americanized The Office more than lives up to its British namesake.
Season Two of the Americanized The Office more than lives up to its British namesake. An Evening with Clint Holmes is a wonderful performance, captured brilliantly on this new disc, featuring solid audio and video presentations.
The little-seen Down in the Valley suffers from a poorly crafted final hour, but does sport another amazing performance from Edward Norton.
No, let me restate that.
The image and sound transfers are reference quality. A surprisingly healthy extras collection doesn't hurt either, providing insightful information on the making of this hidden gem.
Despite succeeding in advertising, trying to concentrate on too many targets usually leads to hitting none.
Their pockets may be well-lined, but they have impoverished models of the new world. But you sure want one!
Nightmare doesn't look perfect here, but it's certainly never looked better.
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.
To say this has NEVER looked this good is nothing short of an understatement.
Dark Sky is quickly becoming the Criterion of horror, and their royal treatment of one of the real classics of the genre is something to drool over.
The video source has some issues, but it looks pretty good overall. 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.
Only after you own your segment totally can you think about encroaching on someone else's. That fact alone is reason enough to check out this set, but there are a decent number of interesting extras to sweeten the deal.
Warner once again delivers a fine HD DVD with Troy.
The extras are solid, with the added benefit of the In-Movie Experience providing a partial commentary absent from the standard release. If not, this still makes for a truly exceptional music documentary with a wide range of special features that complement the main feature well. Certainly compared to the original release, this two-disc set gives Freddy and Nancy the treatment they deserve. Nightmare doesn't look perfect here, but it's certainly never looked better.
According to the company, it allows you to record vocals, guitars and other instruments with a drier sound without having to have an acoustically treated room.
Season Two of the Americanized The Office more than lives up to its British namesake. But you sure want one! The disc itself sports nice audio and video along with a smattering of bonus material. Still, it offers a lot to chew on.
The DVD features excellent audio and video, and even includes some nice supplements, including a group of deleted scenes. Rarely has a soul-killing job been quite so much fun. Warner once again delivers a fine HD DVD with Troy.
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.
Dark Sky is quickly becoming the Criterion of horror, and their royal treatment of one of the real classics of the genre is something to drool over.
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.
Rarely has a soul-killing job been quite so much fun.
Sooner or later they will be invited by someone.
I've run out of superlatives and exaltations. The image and sound transfers are reference quality.
Despite succeeding in advertising, trying to concentrate on too many targets usually leads to hitting none.