Best BD Movie For Dynamic Sound?

[Marcusarilius]

We talk quite a bit about BD movies with superior PQ, but...

For Dynamic Sound Quality:

What is your most anticipated BD movie or favourite existing BD Movie?

[JJ]

This one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kid_Auto_Races_at_Venice

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by JJxiv1215

This one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kid_Auto_Races_at_Venice

Let me clarify...

Movies that actually HAVE sound.

[JJ]

I mean, look at the first line! The happiest sound in all the world!

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by JJxiv1215

I mean, look at the first line! The happiest sound in all the world!

I hope they do a nice sound re-mix on the sound for the sound of the sound of music for BD.

[nycomet]

Mel Brook's Silent Movie.

[saginawjuggalo]

28 Weeks Later is INSANE on dynamics!


As for my most anticipated movie... Humm.. RAMBO 2008

[g217814]

WAR was pretty good, there's also the battle sequence in Pearl Harbor....that shakes the room!

[BRu-LAy]

Originally Posted by JJxiv1215

I mean, look at the first line! The happiest sound in all the world!

I just got back home from watching this for the first time.

I must admit, it would make a good blu-ray.

back to sound, I would say NIN: Beside you in time

[BluCrew]

Although the movie was sub-par, Spiderman 3 had awesome sound.

[basil_ansari]

I always like to demonstrate the sound of my system by using Pearl Harbor Blu-Ray its magnificent the surround is great you can feel really your at the war.

[Driver_King]

Probably Twister on Blu-ray. It has to have a high-definition soundtrack seeing it had DTS and DD. Plus, it has an amazing ambience to it in my opinion.

[coolmilo]

Originally Posted by BluCrew

Although the movie was sub-par, Spiderman 3 had awesome sound.

I agree. This is my goto movie to show off BD's dynamic sound. The LFE from the hoverboard and the screech of Venom showed a full range of sound.

[Gamma_Winstead]

I, Robot and BHD.

[ManUtd]

Hitman

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by basil_ansari

I always like to demonstrate the sound of my system by using Pearl Harbor Blu-Ray its magnificent the surround is great you can feel really your at the war.

try Black Hawk Down.

[werewuf]

There is one scene in "Dragonheart" I used to demo my sound system when I had a Lexicon set-up (Logic 7 is killer!). Bowen, the character played by Dennis Quaid is riding a horse while Draco the dragon, played by Sean Connery is flying near him and they are talking. Draco proceeds to fly in a circle around Bowen and the sound of his voice and the sound of his flapping wings proceed around the room (speakers) and gives the illusion that he is flying around you the viewer so you feel you are experiencing the scene like you are there with them. Great scene to tune your system with to make sure all speakers are EQ'ed equally and the volume set-up is correct around the room. Once done it is a stunning demo scene to show how well your system performs

[eddievanhalen]

Originally Posted by Driver_King

Probably Twister on Blu-ray. It has to have a high-definition soundtrack seeing it had DTS and DD. Plus, it has an amazing ambience to it in my opinion.

Plus it features Van Halen's Human's Being video.

[Grif32]

I thought 30 days had some great sound and sick bass..

[cajmoyper]

Nothing envelops all five channels like 300. That's my opinion anyways. And one that I'd like to see with lossless is Superman Returns.