Disc One of this new two-disc Special Edition includes audio commentary with director Paul Michael Glaser and Producer Tim Zinnemann, an additional commentary track with executive producer Rob Cohen, and an interesting 25-minute Lockdown On Main Street expos
Story Synopsis:
"The Running Man" is the name of the most popular
DVD Picture:
This new anamorphically enhanced 1.78:1 DVD picture is a noticeable improvement over the previously released non-anamorphic DVD (Issue 27). Colors are richly saturated with vivid blues, bright greens, bold reds, and deep blacks. Fleshtones quite often are very well balanced (though sometimes appearing a bit hot). Viewing in a completely blackened room is recommended to compensate for the many dim scenes within the picture and will reveal that shadow delineation is right on. Only the most scrutinizing viewers will noticed edge enhancement from time-to-time, and smearing and pixelization are also a rare find. Rarely does the picture show signs of its age, as it does not have that typical 1980s pink tinge. This is a nicely rendered DVD that is a definite replacement for the previously released edition. (Suzanne Hodges)The disc also includes a modified 1.33:1 (4:3) full screen version of the movie -- not reviewed.
Soundtrack:
Both the remastered Dolby
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