ADDITION: Twilight Time - Region FREE - Blu-ray March 15': The new Twilight Time 1080P improves in the expected areas - it is brighter, more realistic, slightly cooler, skin tones, deeper colors, wonderful consistent textures and an occasional sense of depth. Nothing looks cropped although the Blu-ray may have a sliver more information in the frame. U Turn was shot with a variety of styles including extreme close-ups and these tend to show-off the higher detail and even grain of the Blu-ray.

Twilight Time use a DTS-HD Master 5.1 at a massive 4159 kbps. The film is filled with subtle and overt effects and punchy, scary stuff is coming out of all corners of the home theatre. The Ennio Morricone score sounds great too - adding to the film's mysterious directions. Depth is frequently prevalent as well as a notably crisp high end. There are optional English (SDH) subtitles and the Blu-ray disc is region FREE.

Twilight Time include there usual Isolated Music & Effects Track (in lossless), plus a 3-minute Oliver Stone Introduction to U Turn as well as a commentary from the director filled with insight about the evolution of the film and the production. But we also get a newer audio commentary with Producer/Production Executive Mike Medavoy and film historian Nick Redman probing further into the film's dark cinema-ish manifestations, the directors choices and the performances. There is also an original theatrical trailer and the package contains an 8-page liner notes booklet with photos and an essay by Julie Kirgo. It is limited to 3,000 units.