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Title: Stands up to any modern Sci-Fi movie yet made
Review: I bought this Blu-ray disc after purchasing a 1080p plasma TV and Blu-ray player. All I can say is that this movie continues to amaze me the more I watch it. Special effects done over 20 years ago were optics and models, and they appear just as crisp and clean as anything computer generated would appear now. I can't believe how the images constantly jump off the screen at me, and the Dolby TrueHD soundtrack is just as amazing as the visuals.My only complaint is that the movie starts playing with a default Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack when I pop it in my player, and I have to manually use a pop-up menu to choose the Dolby TrueHD soundtrack. It seems that with lossless soundtracks being the default standard for 99.99% of Blu-ray releases that the TrueHD soundtrack would be the first one to start playing on any machine (as all Blu-ray machines can down-mix that soundtrack to standard Dolby Digital for receivers that don't support TrueHD).
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