Novasonic

The title says it all. What I want to know is it worth it get the dd5.1 just for the 25 minute documentary? Apparently it's the only thing that was left off of the DTS release. Thanks.

DVD Josh

I always say that the MOVIE is the most important part of the DVD. How often will you watch that doc compared to the movie? I say go DTS and don't look back.

Novasonic

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I read in a review that the documentary is pretty good. Can anybody give some input that's seen it? Thanks.

RyoHazuki

The review is decent to watch once. The DTS track is very good and can be used every time you watch the film. Go for the DTS.

buckee1

I have the DD with the Documentary. Not having heard the DTS track I can't compare the two. However, the DD track is very good, if not excellent in its own right.

abintra

Soon after you pick it up they will release a new version that contains both.

cleaver

I thought it had a great DTS track.

Tigger

I'd go with the Documentary. I always prefer additional content, insight into the film and reference for years to come, rather than an audio track that is maybe 5-10% better on top end systems.

Go with the Doc.

Novasonic

What did you think of the documentary?

buckee1

I have'nt watched the disc for a while but I remember quite liking the documentary.

taronga

I'd also vote for the documentary. Unless you have a large home theater system DTS is overrated, and I recall the doco being quite good.

cupon

The documentary is excellent, although I doubt I'd watch it again. I still prefer extra content over sound, so I say go with the doc.

digitalfreaknyc

Love this.

Was just goofing around at work and found out that Japan has the dts AND the documentary all on one disc. Nothing was dropped.

Why does R1 suck sometimes?? I'll never know.

Johnny Zhivago

Figures...

Old thread! But, while I'm here, I've owned both versions and I kept the DTS... The doc, while interesting, was a one time thing. The DTS track is nice.