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Loophole Blu-ray Review

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Score: 54

from 2 reviewers

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'Loophole' boasts strong performances by Sheen and Finney, but its heist plot lacks escalation; however, the Blu-ray offers a solid A/V presentation and engaging commentary.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 58

Loophole's Blu-ray transfer, whether in a 1.78:1 AVC or 1.85:1 1080p format, offers satisfactory to terrific visuals with robust colors, strong grain presence, and detailed textures. Minor color inconsistencies and occasional low-light struggles are noted, but the source is largely free of significant damage.

Audio: 63

The English DTS-HD MA 2.0 audio mix of 'Loophole' offers clear dialogue and detailed sound effects, although occasional hiss, especially during an airplane scene, may overwhelm. Overall, scoring and atmospherics support the action well, maintaining a balanced and engaging audio experience.

Extra: 31

Director John Quested's commentary, moderated by Adam Schartoff, delivers engaging insights and consistent pacing, while the Blu-ray extras feature a mix of SD and HD trailers from various films, adding a nostalgic touch.

Movie: 51

Loophole's slow pacing and focus on the moral struggles of joblessness offer muted suspense, with solid performances from Martin Sheen and Albert Finney. However, the film often feels tedious during its detailed heist execution, lacking the energetic tension of more thrilling counterparts. The Blu-ray from Kino Lorber features standard navigation options.

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