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Movie Exclusive Review

This was a movie made for 50th Anniversary of Fuji Television Network and it plays like a TV movie. Movie shot entirely on location in Rome and Amalfi really does look like a travel documentary. Italian police are made to look completely incompetent while a lone Japanese super agent? saves the day, but not in the way you'd expect a super agent nowadays.:p

This HK Blu-ray from Kam & Ronson was somewhat disappointing. The picture is somewhat soft at times with artifacts. The shots of Sarah Brightman is specially soft, but this may have been intentional to hide the wrinkles in her face or something. The sound on the otherhand is great with lossless Japanese in dts HD MA 7.1. Time to Say Goodbye by Ms. Brightman is prominently featured in the beginning, middle, and at the end of the movie.

Video: AVC encoded 2.35:1 1080p24
Audio: Japanese dts HD MA 7.1
Subtitles: Optional Chinese or English
Extras: SD trailer