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Video Quality: 2/5

The film’s theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1 is presented here in 1080p using the AVC codec. From the moment one’s eyes spy the Twentieth Century Fox logo in all its soft, buttery ooze, it’s obvious the film has been heavily scrubbed with massive amounts of DNR (there isn’t a speck of grain in sight), and while edge enhancement hasn’t been heavily applied, there’s enough there for it to be unmistakable on several occasions. The shots that have always been soft now take on an added mushiness that’s ugly and almost unwatchable, and naturally countenances appear waxy and unnatural after all of the digital processing. Color is nicely saturated, and black levels are good. It also appears that the picture has been brightened a bit from the darkness levels of the original Blu-ray release, but that isn’t much compensation for a picture that doesn’t look at all like film. The film has been divided into 25 chapters.

Menuda chapucilla. Han convertido a Arnold en uno de los protagonistas de "Pequeños guerreros".

Iniciado por repopo

Primera crítica (es la primera, ¿verdad?): HomeTheaterForum, por Matt Hough.

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[I]Video Quality: 2/5

Menos mal, empezaba a tener la sensación de que estabamos solos o ciegos, vamos con el dicho de "Todos se ha perdido menos yo".