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THE ONE
This movie is alright. I suggest any big fan of jet li go see it. I am just gonna talk about the dvd aspects of the special edition dvd. <
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>Colmbia TriStar present the picture in both a 2:17:1 ratio anamorphic widescreen and a full screen format. The widescreen obviously better duplicates the film's original theatrical showing, but the fullscreen often displays more image at the stop and bottom. Because of the short running time of the feature the two choices can be accommodated one the same side of a dual-layered disc. The picture quality is good when the director isn't playing overmuch with filters and lens. It's a little rough and dark at times, but there are no significant moire effects or grain to worry about. I just wish it were more interesting to look at instead of having to stare at all those dull, tiresome, iron-gray tones. <
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>The Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, which I had admired in Jet Li's previous films, is here merely loud. There is no subtlety, no grace about it anywhere. It's mainly used to underscore every plot action with a pounding. glaring rock beat, whether the scene needs it or not. Occasionally, a bullet will whiz by in a rear speaker or a car will screech around a corner behind us. It seems hardly worth the effort. <
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>As far as special features go, Columbua have produced enough of them to take one's mind off the movie for a while. Like rather than watching the film, you could listen to the audio commentary with director James Wong and various filmmakers with the telivision screen turned off. You could also watch one of four featurettes: "Jet Li is the One," thirteen minutes long, an extended promo with interviews of cast and vrew. "Multiverse Creates the One," eighteen minutes long, detailing the action sewuences, "About Face," six minutes long, examining how the graphic artists enabled Li to fight himself in the finale, and "The Many Faces of Jet li." two minutes, another actor promo. Then, there are some filmographies, a brief animatronic comparison, twenty-eight scene selections, and a widescreen theatrical trailer. English and French are the spoken language options, with English , French,Chinese, Korean, and Thai for subtitles. <
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>Image:I give it 7 stars out of 10. <
>Sound:I give it 7 stars out of 10. <
>Extras:I give it 6 stars out of 10. <
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Very Nice
I am a fan of Jet Li and his movies. This is one(pardon the pun) of my favorites. Excellent fight scenes and a great plot. I liked this movie very much. It's definitely one(pardon the pun,again) of the best in my opinion.

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I liked it
Mostly everyone gave this movie poor ratings and I'm thinking to myself, what did you think it would be? Did you really think that it would be as good as the terminator? Yeah right. <
>I am a big Jet Li fan and this movie delivers what I thought that it would. Great special effects and awesome martial arts fights. No, it isn't no masterpiece. But did you really think that it would be? I hope not, so don't be so harsh on it. <
>The plot is very original and the martial art fights are great. It isn't the best Jet Li movie but it's still a good movie. <
>The plot is about multiuniverses, meaning that there are replicas of each human being in each of the universes. But one replica wishes to destroy every replica of himself but one isn't as easy as the others. The end's great and the fights are great fun. If you're a Jet Li fan like me, then buy it, if not, rent it as you'll be in for some fun.