Hoblit also contributes a fair amount of detail to the technical logistics of the shoot, which includes a rather amusing story about shipping in tons of snow for a key scene, only for it then to snow once they'd spent days dressing the location. Ray chats about writing the opening scene, which he felt he was unable to ever quite get right, while Hoblit devotes quite a bit of time discussing scenes that were cut from the movie. Both Hoblit and Ray are open and honest about their intentions with the film. The opening plane raid kicks it into life, but otherwise it's a track of subtle effects.Īudio Commentary One Director Gregory Hoblit hooks up with writer Billy Ray for a commentary that also include the odd interjection from Bruce Willis. Sound With its emphasis on courtroom style dialogue, this is not a movie that's too taxing on the 5.1 mix featured on the DVD.

Picture The main strength of the movie is the icy cinematography, which is transferred to DVD with clear precision to create a razor-sharp image.

Colin Farrell finds the odds stacked against him - in the shape of Bruce Willis - in the unusual WWII thriller 'Hart's War', released onto a somewhat sombre DVD.

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