Title: Still a powerful film to this day.
Product review: Very pleased this is finally available on blu-ray. Not much difference in the director's cut compared to the DVD release. And its very unfortunate the blu-ray lacks any extra features with the exception of a 20-minute 'making of' special that was pieced together poorly. I would've loved to see the extra footage, commentaries, etc. from Latifah herself and more actors in the film. This film was heavily promoted in 1996 with material and footage which New Line should've included but didn't. Another criticism is the groundbreaking soundtrack and music videos from the film which was totally disregarded on the bluray. It would've been a treat to feature music videos in HD such as Bone Thugs-n-Harmony's "Days of Our Livez" and En Vogue's biggest hit with Dawn Robinson "Don't Let Go (Love)". Still, it's my favorite black cinema and fantastic to watch in HD nonetheless.
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