content: The fact of the matter is that Bryan Singer and Christopher McQuarrie's USUAL SUSPECTS is one of the best films to come out of the studio system in the last ten years. However, all of their marvelous work is for naught when MGM releases this horrible example of MPEG recording technology. No attention was paid to the cleanliness of the image, thereby creating a picture that looks like I downloaded it off the internet. Newton Thomas Sigel's contrasty neo-noir cinematography is jumbled with ghosts of character's shirts, velour blinds and other mistakes of modern technology. While DVD normally would provide the average cinephile everything they could possibly want, this sad example of the future is annoying and ultimately makes one pine for seeing it projected in a ratty neighborhood theatre. Do yourself a favor - find a widescreen VHS version.