Vocals seem solid and lacking any distortion as well. A few scenes have some ambient noise, songs from the soundtrack permeate the atmosphere and so forth.
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Likewise, the included DTS HD Master Audio 5.1 mix has a few moments, but this is a dialogue-driven movie if there ever was one. All in all it’s a good, but not great offering visually. Detail pales in comparison to some of the more recent releases and certainly any 4K release (and this would have been a perfect catalog title for it).
Colors are strong, contrast is nearly perfect, but a few of the nighttime shots have a little movement in them.
That said, it’s not a bad-looking image, but the 1.85:1 transfer seems to be a bit soft at times. Rather, this appears to be the same source material used in other versions, notably the one Twilight Time used for their edition a few years ago. In spite of this being an “Anniversary Edition” it doesn’t appear that Sony went all out on a new 4K transfer. This should be on every movie-lover’s shelf, but for reasons I’ll explain below – maybe not this version! Video: How’s it look? It’s a bona fide classic and one of the definitive romantic comedies ever made. But that’s all beside the point, isn’t it? Sleepless in Seattle holds a special place for me with reasons I won’t get into here. It would seem that Sam could get on to find a new girlfriend (though, admittedly, he didn’t seem to be looking) and Annie’s investigation could have been solved with a few clicks of the mouse. I don’t even know if call in talk radio shows exist anymore. And if not, well, that’s a spoiler-free plot synopsis. There’s a little more to the story than that, but I’m guessing that if you’re reading this 25th Anniversary review, then you’ve already seen the film a number of times. She, however, is engaged to Walter (Bill Pullman), but together with friend Becky (Rosie O’Donnell) decide to do some digging to see if Sam is the catch that she (and every single woman in the country) thinks he is. Across the country Annie (Meg Ryan) hears this and is swept up. His son, Jonah (Ross Malinger), senses his father’s sadness and, on Christmas Eve, calls into a national talk show and tells his story. Hanks plays Sam, a Seattle-based architect who’s recently lost his wife to cancer. An homage to An Affair to Remember, Nora Ephron wrote and directed this classic tale that still has audiences tearing up even twenty five years later. If you’re looking for the definitive romantic comedy film of the 90’s then look no further. Tom Cruise donned a suit and became Mitch McDeere in The Firm, Harrison Ford outran Tommy Lee Jones in The Fugitive and we saw the second (of three) pairings of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan with Sleepless in Seattle (they would re-team in 1998’s You’ve Got Mail, and had previously been seen in 1990’s Joe Versus the Volcano). But amidst that movie, some others did manage to turn a profit as well. Yes, it’s hard to believe that those CGI dinosaurs are a quarter of a century old. When I think of the Summer Box Office from 1993 (and you’d be surprised how often I do), there’s invariably one movie that comes to mind: Jurassic Park. A new Blu-ray release of the film is also now available, featuring four never-before-seen deleted scenes and additional archival special features featuring the cast and filmmakers.Plot: What’s it about? Video: How’s it look? Audio: How’s it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? The Bottom Line Plot: What’s it about? This summer is the perfect time to revisit the romance, the humor and the fun of SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE, now available on DVD and digital.
A worldwide box office hit when released, earning more than $220 million, the film was nominated for two Academy Awards ® and three Golden Globes ®.* SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE also stars Rosie O’Donnell, Rita Wilson, Rob Reiner and Bill Pullman. the Volcano, You’ve Got Mail) in the captivating tale of a recently widowed man whose son calls a radio talk-show on Christmas Eve in an attempt to find his father a new wife. Written and directed by the iconic Nora Ephron ( When Harry Met Sally…, Julie & Julia), SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE stars the incomparable romantic duo of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan ( Joe Vs. Tonight’s lighting, designed to match the lighting scheme immortalized in the film, will shine brightly with a heart over Manhattan. On the twenty-fifth anniversary of its original release, the film continues to touch the hearts of fans everywhere. Beloved around the world as the iconic location where Meg Ryan’s and Tom Hanks’ characters fall in love, the Empire State Building plays a climactic role in the movie’s love story and reaffirms its status as the World’s Most Romantic Building.
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