Dvd The 40 Year-Old-Virgin

VIDEO - Codec: MPEG-4 AVC (18.40 Mbps) - Resolution: 1080p - Aspect ratio: 1.85:1 - Original aspect ratio: 1.85:1 AUDIO - English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit) EXTRAS (Disc 1) - Theatrical Version and Unrated Version of the Film - Feature Commentaries with Judd Apatow, Steve Carrell and Cast - Deleted Scenes - You Know How I Know You're Gay? - Date-a-Palooza - Line-O-Rama - Judd's Video Diaries - Auditions - Raw Footage - Rehearsals - Reel Comedy Roundtable - Cinemax Final Cut: The 40-Year-Old Virgin - 1970s Sex Ed Film - My Dinner with Stormy - Gag Reel - Waxing Doc NOTES - The video isn't notable. Just an okay picture. - The audio is mostly the same, but sounds hollow at times. - Decent amount of extras, but most are either way too long or way too short. - Unrated version is the best of the two cuts, so glad it's an option.

Steve Carell has made huge compromise with this hilarious wax scene, deserves applause. Because it was one take, there were five cameras shooting the scene and it's funny how even the cast members were laughing outside the script. Very entertaining comedy overall.

I have no clue how this thing has gotten so many 4's for video. No hyperbole intended, it might be the worst transfer I own. Not only is it heavily filtered to the point where detail is obliterated, everything has a thick ugly white halo. These are all easily witnessed in this site's own screenshots. It's a shame as I really like the movie. It's one of my favorite comedies with great laughs and a lot of heart. Audio is fine and extras are plentiful and solid.

Solid movie with some laughs, but not really much more. It's all about his virginaty and that's funny for some time but does not last until the end of the movie... Steve Carrell did a good job. I think without him this movie would be even more boring by time. Co-Cast was good as well only the storyline was to weak to stand the 90 minutes.

I'm a huge Steve Carell fan and this was his first movie as the main actor. The movie itself is awesome but it doesn't look that great for a Blu-ray which is a little of a letdown for me since I LOVE that movie. Edge enhancement is over the top which makes everything look unnatural. AQ is just fine. So I guess, until there's a better release on the market, buy this one only if you're a fan!