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I think you are actually disappointed with the PQ of Flixster. I watch most of my UV titles through a linked Vudu account, and they look quite good, especially the HDX ones.

You can link your Ultraviolet account to a Vudu or Cinemanow account and generally watch a much higher quality high definition digital copy than the one you get via Flixster.

w.r.t. The aspect ratio switches, it's exactly the same as "The Dark Knight" was. I did not find it particularly jarring or distracting. Aside from spot checking the SD DVD, I've only seen the movie in IMAX and on the Blu-ray, so the A/R switches are the way I expect it to be.

As the guy who had to just sit through and report on three hours of bonus materials (not inlcuding the not yet functional Second Screen content) to push the above review out, I would like to offer the contrarian opinion that the extras were sufficient.

Had I observed any halos, I would have mentioned it. I think you will both be happy.

<h2> Capsule/Summary ****</h2> <p> <em>The Dark Knight Rises</em> brings Christopher Nolan’s series of Batman films to a satisfying conclusion with the signature blend of elaborately staged visual/aural spectacle and twisty but easy to follow plotting viewers have come to expect from the...