The DVD release of Were No Angels in the United States presents the film in a standard definition format with a 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen presentation. The disc includes the original theatrical trailer as a bonus feature and a brief behind the scenes documentary that runs approximately twelve minutes. The audio track is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound with an optional two channel stereo mix. Subtitles are available in English and Spanish. The packaging features a keep case with a full color cover art that mirrors the original theatrical poster. The release date for this DVD edition was October 14 2003. The title was catalogued under the drama genre and placed in the drama section of the database to aid search retrieval. The entry was added to iOctavio.com on August 3 2008. The film itself follows two escaped convicts who assume the identities of priests in a small border town and become entangled in the lives of the locals while confronting their own moral dilemmas. The narrative blends tension with moments of dark humor and explores themes of redemption faith and identity. The performances by the lead actors are noted for their depth and chemistry and the cinematography captures the stark landscape of the setting. Critics highlighted the strong script and the director’s ability to maintain suspense while allowing character development. The DVD extras provide insight into the production design and the challenges of filming on location. Overall the DVD offers a solid presentation for fans of the genre and collectors seeking a complete viewing experience.