1.85:1 (Widescreen), maintaining the film's original theatrical composition. Critical Reception
Approximately 99 to 105 minutes depending on the region. Rating: Rated R for intense violence and strong language. Technical Specs (720p BluRay Dual Audio)
Usually features a Dolby Digital or DTS-HD track, delivering a more immersive soundstage for the film's gunfights and action sequences. The Contractor 2007 720p BluRay Dual Audio
1280x720p (High Definition), providing sharper detail and improved color reproduction compared to DVD.
The 720p BluRay edition provides a significant upgrade over standard definition formats, offering a cleaner picture and enhanced audio fidelity. Technical Specs (720p BluRay Dual Audio) Usually features
Typically includes the original English dialogue alongside a secondary language (often Hindi or Spanish, depending on the specific release) to cater to a broader international audience.
The film is generally viewed as a solid, though formulaic, B-movie action thriller. Critics have praised the performances of Snipes and his chemistry with the young Eliza Bennett, though some noted the plot follows familiar "betrayed assassin" tropes found in the Bourne franchise . The Contractor (Video 2007) - IMDb Typically includes the original English dialogue alongside a
James Dial (Snipes), a former marksman living in seclusion in Montana, is coaxed back into action to eliminate a terrorist mastermind in London. After successfully completing the hit, Dial is double-crossed by his former employer and framed for the murder of a high-ranking police official. On the run and injured, he befriends a 12-year-old girl, Emily (Eliza Bennett), who assists him as he fights to clear his name while being hunted by both the British police and undercover agents. Cast: Wesley Snipes as James Dial. Lena Headey as Inspector Annette Ballard.
