Best TrueHD and DTS-MA mixes on BD?

[davcole]

Just wanting to get some opinions of what are your preferred mixes of these two formats on BD? Which films and what do you like best about them?

[lutefisk69]

Interested in this also.

[crunchywyte]

though I can not completely enjoy DTS-MA yet, I thought Dr. Strange had a very good DTS core track from the DTS-MA 7.1.......

[Imakida]

The DTS-MA core track from 28 weeks later is awesome!

[Southpaw]

The TrueHD track on SM2 and 3 were absolutely incredible.

[davcole]

So are there any specific scenes that stand out??

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by davcole

So are there any specific scenes that stand out??

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Well naturally any action scene. LOL. The Doc Ock subway scene in 2 and the Green Goblin / SM chase along with any time GG threw his explosives.
One thing in particular stood out that wasn't an action scene. In 2, right before Peter runs into the burning building to save the young child, you don't see the burning building yet but you can just start to hear the blazes in your rear speakers and then Peter turns around to see the blaze and the entire sound system just lights up. Never noticed this before until the TrueHD track. It felt like the building was right behind me.

[dobyblue]

The 24/96 Dolby TrueHD 5.1 track on SonyBMG's "Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live from Radio City Music Hall" is the best aural presentation I've heard yet outside of DVD-A and SACD and it gives most of those HiRez discs a run for their money too.

[quetzalcoatl]

Originally Posted by dobyblue

The 24/96 Dolby TrueHD 5.1 track on SonyBMG's "Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live from Radio City Music Hall" is the best aural presentation I've heard yet outside of DVD-A and SACD and it gives most of those HiRez discs a run for their money too.

+1 that disc came in the box with my 95.
As to the DTS HD MA all the ones I have played sound amazing. To try and big the best one would be very hard.