Inside Man- Audio issue

[Gremal]

Kudos to DigitalfreakNYC for identifying this problem. While I am changing the thread title because I don't think it is a "major" problem (it doesn't affect anything but the last half hour, after all the action sequences have ended), I did alter my audio rating from a perfect score and added an addendum to the audio section of the review:

While the front three channels and left surround remain consistent throughout the dynamic range for the duration of the film, there is an interesting phenomenon just prior to one hour, 33 minutes into the film. For the remaining half hour of the movie, the right surround channel is not assigned any treble or midrange content. If you have no bass content sent to your right surround--e.g., because of subwoofer crossover selection or "small speaker" setting--you would think that channel went dead. This is a serious issue that weights the surround effects toward the left side. It is not clear if this is an intentional mixing decision or an error by the studio or engineers involved, but it is not a reason to avoid the title. The audio content is overall reference quality and it is an issue of mixing to the right surround for a relatively short period of the film, after most of the action sequences have already taken place. The front three channels and left surround are dynamic throughout.