While there are no supplements on Disc One, Disc Two offers an eight-minute featurette on the script and the story and how director Steven Spielberg planned on Booking The Flight, a 12-minute featurette highlighting the building of the terminal used in the movie, an eight-minute featurette on Tom Hanks as Viktor, a nine-minute highlight on Catherine Zeta-Jones as Amelia, and a 16-minute featurette on the people who surround Viktor in the airport terminal, a 17-minute making-of The Terminal featurette, a six-minute glimpse at John Williams
Story Synopsis:
Viktor Navorski (Hanks) is an Eastern European man who plans on immigrating to the United States. But his passport is suspended and his visa rejected when his home country
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 1.85:1 DVD picture exhibits very nicely rendered images. The picture is sharp and detailed, with satisfying textures and clarity. Colors are nicely saturated, with accurate fleshtones, rich hues and deep blacks chromatically contrasted against the white tiles and walls of the terminal. As always, the Janusz Kaminski cinematography is engulfing...even when his setting is confined to the airport terminal created for this film. Edge enhancement is not a probem with this title although some pixel breakup is noticed. Occasionally the picture has a slightly smeared appearance. (Suzanne Hodges)
Soundtrack:
Differences between the DTS
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