Movie: David Dunn (Bruce Willis) is the sole survivor of a massive train disaster - over one hundred people die, but he walks away without a scratch on him. His search for insight leads him to the very-breakable-looking ‘comic art' dealer Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), in whom he sees the exact opposite of himself...

Televisions.com thinks:

Superb!

The gloomy overall look and the use of noise- and sharpness-filters quickly spelled the end of the line for the picture - you can even see double edges (38:50). Nevertheless, it's clearly better than the DVD version.

SOUND QUALITY:
Better than the picture quality. After a reserved start, the sound becomes increasingly loud and effect-rich as the movie progresses.

BONUS MATERIAL:
Average. Besides a 14-minute making of, the disc also offers deleted scenes (28 minutes), a multi-angle analysis (4 minutes), and the featurette "Comic Books and Superheroes" (19 minutes).