David Fincher raises expectations.
Button was born in 1918, and was born an old man.
But the further along Benjamin goes in life, the more it becomes apparent he’s aging backwards.
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The two just have troubles intersecting.
And even when they finally do, Button’s got a clock.
The film widescreen (2.35:1) and in DTS 5.1 HD surround.
The transfer is reference quality.
Extras on the first disc are limited to a commentary by David Fincher.
In each section of the making of are sections specific to that, mostly still galleries.
There’s also four still galleries, and two trailers.
This is the best way to experience the picture, and the film reveals depths worth exploring.
