Image Transfer

	One
Aspect Ratio	2.40:1 - Widescreen
Original Aspect Ratio	yes
Anamorphic	yes

Image Transfer Review: This 2.40:1 anamorphic widescreen presentation utilizes a top-notch HD transfer to present nothing but sharp, detailed images. The color palette is full of bright, vivid hues, with accurate flesh tones and no blemishes or bleeding. Thereis nothing in the way of dirt or grain, but a few digital artifacts pop up, in a non-distracting manner.

Image Transfer Grade: A
 

Audio Transfer

	Language	Remote Access
Dolby Digital TruHD	English	yes
Surround	English	yes

Audio Transfer Review: The Dolby TrueHD 5.1 track gives us lossless audio that is much more dynamic and lively than most comedic mixes. The rear speakers spring to life when least expected, and some powerful, deep bass really packs a punch.

Audio Transfer Grade: A 

Disc Extras

Static menu
Scene Access with 25 cues and remote access
Subtitles/Captions in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese with remote access
8 Deleted Scenes
1 Documentaries
5 Featurette(s)
Packaging: standard Blu-ray packaging
Picture Disc
2 Discs
1-Sided disc(s)
Layers: dual

Extra Extras:

1. Exclusive Munchausen by Proxy Music Videos
2. Gag Reel

Extras Review: Jim Carrey fans are going to love the extras collection, which begins with Downtime on the Set with Jim Carrey. This short, four-minute piece is a great look at Carrey honing his craft while prepping for a scene with director Peyton Reed. Anytime we get candid footage of Carrey doing anything, itis a laugh-a-second extravaganza, and this is no exception.

Jim Carrey: Extreme Yes Man takes a 12-minute look at the film's crazy stunts. We get a mixture of on-set and interview footage where the cast and crew talk about how daring Carey is in insisting on doing most of his own stunt work, and a great, candid look at his bungee jumping experience.

On Set with Danny Wallace: The Original Yes Man is a Blu-ray exclusive, eight minutes of footage centering on the author of the book Yes Man, Danny Wallace, who takes us on a tour of the set of the film. Heis quite an engaging guy, who seems to be having a great time interacting with the cast and crew.

Next, we get a look at Future Sounds: Munchausen by Proxy. This five-minute mock documentary is hosted by the fictional Graham Summerset, who talks about the ibandi and talks to the band members, with performance clips in the mix as well.

Another Blu-ray exclusive extra is Say iYesi to Red Bull! This is essentially two minutes of on-set footage of Carrey shooting the manic Red Bull sequence. This is Carey at his best.

Yes Man: Party Central with Norman Stokes (Rhys Darby) is another Blu-ray exclusive that fans of the hit show Flight of the Conchords will enjoy immensely. The great Rhys Darby (in character) takes us on a two-minute tour of Normanis apartment, showing us his DVD collection (including Anaconda, of course), and shows us his keyboard talents.

Weire also treated to five iExclusive Munchausen by Proxy Music Videosi for the songs Uh-Huh, Yes Man, Star-Spangled Banner, Sweet Ballad, and Keystar. These are a total of 14 minutes long, and are basically extended performances that were left out of the finished film.

Thereis also eight deleted scenes that run for over seven minutes and a gag reel that is essentially five minutes of hilarious Jim Carrey antics that fans will want to watch repeatedly.

Extras Grade: B+
 

Final Comments

Jim Carrey is back and very nearly in full, legendary comedic form with Yes Man. This romantic comedy riff on self-help gurus smartly avoids the huge mistakes that the similar-themed The Love Guru made, and Carrey exhibits the comedic timing that he often showcased during his heyday. Warneris Blu-ray is a great disc, complete with wonderful extras, including some HD exclusives.


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