Mirroring the extras on Patriot Games, the only extras on the Blu-ray release are those that were found on the 2003 DVD. The presentation is better than Patriot Games, with the action sequences (especially the Columbian rocket launcher ambush) packing quite a punch.
Audio is presented in English 5.1 Dolby True HD, and French/Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital. Again, it\'s an improvement when compared to the original DVD release, but it\'s not as nice as it could have (and should have) been. Even a few shots seem to have "frozen film grain" (like on the Paramount Logo), a compression artifact. Some stuff is nice and clean, with a bit of noise reduction artifacting, and other parts seem grainy. Like Patriot Games, the HD transfer is mixed. Like the other films in the Jack Ryan anthology, Clear and Present Danger was released in 2003 as a "Special Edition" DVD, and now hits High Definition on Blu-ray disc. It\'s a bit simpler than the novel, with a bunch of changes to make it more cinematic, and it\'s a decent film about government corruption and one man\'s determination to do the right thing. It\'s a little more complicated this time around, though, as multiple storylines start to unfold - my favorite parts being those with CIA field operative John Clark (Willem Dafoe). Columbian drug cartels, corrupt bureaucrats and top secret military ops soon put Ryan in a compromising position, where he will risk his life and his career to do the right thing.ĭirector Phillip Noyce returned to direct this sequel, and like Patriot Games he presents the story in a straightforward manner. When he\'s asked to investigate the murder of a President\'s friend, he soon realizes that he\'s not being told the whole story. Now focusing on the conflict in Central America, CIA analyst Ryan (Harrison Ford) is appointed the acting CIA Deputy Director of Intelligence when his mentor, Admiral Jack Greer (James Earl Jones) falls ill. The adventures of Jack Ryan continued from Patriot Games into the sequel Clear and Present Danger.
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