Will Smith is an inadvertent victim in the espionage thriller "Enemy of the State", directed with the familiar visual zeal of Tony Scott. Previously available on a feature-free DVD, here's the re-release with a few added bells and whistles.

TECHNICAL FEATURES

Picture Anyone familiar with the film will know of all the fast pans and zooms that litter it. Despite this, the detail remains strong and tight on this disc.

Sound Accompanying these dizzying visual movements are sub-enhanced effects that 'shwoosh' you into the action with a fair amount of ferocity.

SPECIAL FEATURES

Making of Documentary In amongst the 30 minutes of PR hype for the movie are some facts about the National Security Agency, and the covert naughtiness they get up to. Considering they have a budget that's three times that of the CIA, they must stay busy just spending the money. There's also an interesting chat with the film's technical advisors, revealing the real surveillance options possible to juice-up the action.

All Access: The Showdown If you've seen the movie, you'll know all about the shootout scene. Here's 12 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage as they build-up the various effects needed to create on-screen carnage.

Deleted Scenes Four little scenes here with no new insights into the movie.

Additional Extra Features A trailer for desserts?

Region: 2
Chapters: 10
Ratio: 2.35:1 (anamorphic)
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1
Technical Features: Scene selection, animated menus, multiple languages and subtitles, audio description for the visually impaired, and English captions for the hearing impaired.

This DVD was reviewed on a JVC XV-S57 DVD player.