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T-Men Blu-ray Review

Special Edition

Score: 76

from 2 reviewers

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T-Men's plot may be pedestrian, but its dynamic presentation and ClassicFlix's exceptional Blu-ray transfer elevate it to a highly recommended release.

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Video: 84

T-Men's Blu-ray, featuring an AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 1.37:1, showcases a remarkable restoration with deep blacks, excellent grayscale, and minimal artifacts. The high contrast cinematography is captured beautifully, offering a clean and pristine viewing experience.

Audio: 74

The LPCM 2.0 mono track on 'T-Men' delivers clear, well-blended dialogue and narration, with minor shortcomings in sound effects and music cues, yet overall offers a crisp, responsive, and artifact-free audio experience.

Extra: 66

The Blu-ray extras of 'T-Men' deliver an engaging exploration of the film with Alan K. Rode's informative commentary, insightful segments on Mann's partnerships and cinematography, personal reflections from Nina Mann, and a comprehensive 24-page booklet featuring an excellent essay by Max Alvarez and rich production stills.

Movie: 76

T-Men impresses with Anthony Mann's tight direction and John Alton's evocative cinematography, blending noir aesthetics with documentary elements, delivering suspense through its meticulous portrayal of undercover treasury agents amidst compelling visual storytelling, despite a somewhat predictable plot and bland protagonists.

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