Some have read between the lines ofLord of Warand seen satire.
And thats what this film is all about.
Cages Yuri Orlov character is charming, imaginative, yet trapped by his career choices.
Its told in a camera-aware style, with voiceover narrative links delivered in Cages own engaging laconic drawl.
Enough of the movie, whats the Blu-ray like?
Unfortunately Blu-ray just highlights this and presents some artistic chromatic tinting as faults rather than style choices.
These become distracting, especially on a good 1080p capable TV.
Thats not to say the transfer isnt a decent one; it is technically a very good job.
There are many scenes with dark and light high contrast environments and none of these seem murky or indistinct.
You either get extras, or the full-on audio track, it seems.
They are 20 and 15 minutes, respectively.
Hey why dont you buy this?
Oh, hang on you already did!
Movie:
Rating:
3 out of 5
