Besides upfront ads, special features include the theatrical trailer, a five-minute interview with producer Lee Daniels as he talks about the Woodsman, "Getting It Made," three deleted and extended scenes, and seven previews.
Story Synopsis:
After serving a 12-year prison sentence for child molestation, Walter (Bacon) is released from prison and reintroduced back into society. With the only family support coming from his brother-in-law Carlos (Bratt), Walter moves into an apartment and gets a job. He begins a relationship with co-worker Vicki (Sedgwick) but still has a hard time fitting into society. Not only does Walter have his own inner demons to contend with, but Sergeant Lucas (Def) is watching his every move, and nosy receptionist Mary-Kay (Eve) is determined to discover his secret. "The Woodsman" is based on the play by Steven Fechter. (Tricia Littrell)
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 1.85:1 DVD picture exhibits pleasing, if understated image quality, that nicely serves the storytelling. Images are sharp, and contrast and shadow delineation are nicely rendered for this mostly dim picture. Colors are well balanced throughout, appearing quite natural but rarely vibrant. Edge enhancement can be a bit bothersome for picky viewers, but pixelization is limited. (Suzanne Hodges)
Soundtrack:
Each of the full-range channels are used well in these DTS
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