Isbn: 0025192072123 (1 Ergebnisse)

Verlag: Universal Studios, 2001
Anbieter: Book Express (NZ), Shannon, NeuseelandBook Express (NZ)
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EUR 5,12
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DVD. Zustand: Very Good. Region: 1 - USA & Canada, Rating: R (MPAA)The devil's in the details, they say, and that's certainly the case with End of Days, which did little to further the careers of either Arnold Schwarzenegge r or Gabriel Byrne (or that of director Peter Hyams, perhaps the most proficient hack in Hollywood.) The DVD pads out the movie with a fair bit in the way of ex tras, the majority of which has to do with the details. Lots of them. More speci fically, aside from a commentary by Hyams, a text piece on the Book of Revelatio ns, and a Spotlight on Location piece, there is a section called Special E ffects: The Devil's Playground, which delves at length into various special ef fects sequences ranging from a spectacular subway crash to a sex scene featuring Gabriel Byrne and two women (Fight Club used similar technology for similar eff ect, curiously enough). Getting through these supplements takes some time. The m ovie has been transferred with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio, anamorphically enhanced fo r 16 x 9 televisions. The source print is excellent, and the transfer shows off rich, deep colors despite an overall dark production design (a few minutes in, t here is a fly-over shot of Manhattan that has wonderful patches of vivid color o n the buildings.) There is no evidence of compression artifacts. The Dolby 5.1 A udio is excellent, with nice Surround work, great dialogue clarity, and a deep, clear bass that does a terrific job with both rumbles and thumps. The music is s erved very well by the mix, with elements woven into all corners of the Surround image, rather than being focused to the front. The French 2.0 mix is clear and nicely done, though with less separation between elements; the voice cast and du bbing seem to be uniformly good. Finally, the Hyams commentary is generally low-.…