A question regarding Léon: The Professional....
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A question regarding Léon: The Professional....
Just out of curiosity I read the review at this siteregarding the DVD of the international version of Léon: The Professional and was curious as to what is supposed to be wrong with the 5.1 track in the first release of this version of the film. I want to know because I purchased this DVD back when it was first released and have never noticed anything wrong with it. True, at the time I didn't have a 5.1 system but even know that I have one I'veyet to notice anything wrong with the 5.1 track.
Can someone please explain what'ssupposed to be wrong? And, if it is indeed something substantial, will Columbia/Tri-Star replace the disc much like Universal did for Jurrasic Park?
Can someone please explain what'ssupposed to be wrong? And, if it is indeed something substantial, will Columbia/Tri-Star replace the disc much like Universal did for Jurrasic Park?
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The funny thing is that when I first got my 5.1 system this is one of the first DVDs I tried out and the 5.1 track does indeed have surrounds. Not a lot, mind you. But I wasn't expecting much from the film since it was never exactly cutting edge in the sound department and it's mainly dialogue driven. But the action sequences sounded just fine and I can hear the bullet shots coming from all around me whenever the shooting gets instense (like the opening shoot out and the action heavy "EEEEEEEEEEEVERYYYYYYYYYOOOOOOOOOOOONE!" scene. The spine of my DVD says 04730. It also doesn't mention that the 5.1 track is newly created like the reviewer in this site mentions it should.
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You definitely have the bad version, and the spine # is proof of that. I shouldn't have said there were NO rear surrounds. They were just mastered very low in comparison with the fixed version.
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Interesting. I'm gonna have to try to rent the corrected version (assuming any of the rentals I frequent have it) to check out the difference. In any case does Columbia/Tri-Star replace the bad discs like Universal did for Jurassic Park or will I just have to buy this DVD again?
Oh and thanks for the quick responses matome. They're very much appreciated.
Oh and thanks for the quick responses matome. They're very much appreciated.
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Originally posted by RocShemp
I wasn't expecting much from the film since it was never exactly cutting edge in the sound department and it's mainly dialogue driven.
I wasn't expecting much from the film since it was never exactly cutting edge in the sound department and it's mainly dialogue driven.