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Old 06-25-2014, 03:03 AM   #11
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Still the majority of the current, and future theatrical movies are going to be in 5.1, and just a handful of releases will be in Dolby Atmos, (the way it is now). Dolby Atmos is featured only in selected theaters across the country, so how could Dolby Atmos be successful in the home theater market, when approximately 75% of the general population worldwide has never heard it, or don't know anything about Dolby Atmos? Certain people who have heard Dolby Atmos, have stated, they were not that impress with it.
It really depends on how the theater is calibrated and how well the sound engineers utilized the object tools available. Some are better than others, just like any other soundtrack.

Gravity was (and still is) the gold standard by which all others should emulate and/or build from. They REALLY went to town on that mix. It was amazing. Too bad the movie was... meh.
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