Story Synopsis:
A sparkling cast struggles through Peter Chelsom
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 1.85:1 DVD should be quite pleasing, with images that are sharp and detailed, though some scenes exhibit an ever-so-slightly soft appearance. Colors are well balanced, with accurate fleshtones, and deep blacks. Occasionally, fleshtones seem a bit orange. Contrast and shadow delineation appear natural. At times, the picture is marred with edge enhancement. (Suzanne Hodges)
Soundtrack:
The Dolby
WSR DVD-ROM Review
DVD-ROM Enhancements Rating:
Disappointing
DVD-ROM Review:
After installing the Interactual Player 2.0 components for Town and Country, you are brought to the DVD-ROM main menu, which offers New Line's usual assortment of irksome features, including the much to be desired Original Web site and Hot Spot links. Using the Interactual software to play the movie works well, and flows nicely to the DVD-Video main menu. At least they did not screw that up. I am really starting to despise inserting a New Line DVD into my drive, since the past as-many-as-I-can-remember releases only include Web links for us DVD-ROM users. Call me crazy, but I expect a little more bang for my buck with this "wonderful new medium for delivering special features to the user."
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