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HD DVD REVIEW: Constantine

Warner's first HD-specific feature is a hit!

BY: Brad Brevet | June 21st 2006 at 1:53 AM

"I was highly impressed with this disc on a whole. Not only does it offer the features found on two standard DVDs, it also includes the high definition video, improved audio and the HD-exclusive IME feature. Honestly, as a fan of this picture and HD itself I couldn't ask for much more."

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