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Hakka wrote:
 No mate, just the Aussie DD version, I found it had excellent bass as well as surround usage and just sounded great overall. |
Well that surprises me..I agree that there is some strong base notes, particularly when he goes to the temple, but I found the explosions..1.When the temple blows up. 2. when the train gantry comes down.. crashes to the ground..and 3. when the train has crashed and is sliding along the ground...All noisy, but to me just lacked some deep roaring base sounds..that I would normally hear if it was a DTS movie..
Although I must admit that I am getting more and more picky with the sound performance of DVD movies..
Other than that, A thoroughly enjoyable movie..
On another note, I recently bought an R1 version of "The Red Planet"..It's in DD only, but the base in this is frightening..It actually rattled my skirting boards..
I wish they could make all DD versions sound like that..If you haven't got a copy, try and get hold of one..It's well worth a listen...