The story revolves around Doug Kinney (Michael Keaton) who is a construction supervisor and who never has enough time for his family. Then one day he is given a strange offer. Doe's he want to clone himself? At first Doug is hesitant but eventually he comes around and he clones himself. The second Doug is more tough and has less feelings. Sounds all fine. The clone works and Doug does his relaxation thing. 

At first it all goes well, but then Doug needs another clone to look after the family, so along comes Doug 3 a sensitive new age guy type. By now the movie becomes a little formulaic but has enough little twists and fun parts too keep it going. Michael Keaton really does hold this movie together as you will see with Doug 4, it shows how funny he can be. Highly Recommended.

This is becoming the norm with Columbia/Tri-Star, a near perfect transfer. There doesn't seem to be any noticeable noise or major problems in the print. in fact I would go so far as to say this is a reference quality disc.

Multiplicity  is framed at 2:35:1 and is 16:9 enhanced.

This is a single-sided, single-layer disc.