Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Great movie, good overall remastering job, accept, that is, the crucial readout scene on the computer monitor, you know, the one that shows us who's on the hijacked plane, heading for a crash landing in New York... Yeah, well be my guess trying to make out ANYTHING on the print out screen other than a nice fluorescent, big, green, blur... :( Seriously, had I not known what it was suppose to say, there's NO WAY to have figured it out till later events... BIG, GREEN, BLUURRRR... Chalk up another problem with a, Shout Factory/Scream Factory release, one which easily could have been avoided if someone had actually sat down and watched the transfer before committing it to Blu-ray (and by watching I don't mean having it playing in the background while the viewer updates his Facebook status and or his blog, no, I mean sit and actually PAY ATTENTION to the visuals on the screen (I mean crap, pay me and I'd be thrilled to watch movies and take notes on issues with the source material, so that the best version of the movie gets released)...