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- Robert Harris
Jump ahead ten films and thirteen years in the Woody Allen filmography, and you get Hannah and Her Sisters, which falls neatly between Purple Rose and Radio Days, neither of which is yet available on Blu-ray. Come to think of it, there are very few of his film available in the format. I've had to import a number of them. With over 40 films to his credit, only about ten are currently available in the U.S., and that's a pity. Strangely, while Sleeper in $17 on Amazon, Hannah, like Annie Hall, Manhattan and a few others is just over $10. Still less at Costco. A wonderfully neurotic film, and with far less blood than Django Unchained, Hannah is a quality Blu-ray experience. While not a prime image harvest, colors, contrast, grain are all pleasing. Like Sleeper, audio is in DTS-HD MA 1.0, and sounds perfect. Image - 4 Audio - 5 Recommended. RAH