Matrix Revolution DVD Discussion
04-12-04 | 01:51 PM
#126
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
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Originally posted by The Void
Now it doesn't matter where they put the layer change, I don't see it.
Now it doesn't matter where they put the layer change, I don't see it.
04-12-04 | 02:52 PM
#127
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Chiming in on the sound levels for Reloaded and Revolutions:
Revolutions' mix was better than Reloaded, but they don't hold a candle to other discs like T2 Ultimate and U-571. The biggest disappointment in Reloaded was the truck collision. In Revolutions I didn't notice it as much but putting in T2 and listening to the aqueduct chase scene puts these two to shame! Granted, I have a lot of reference discs that I use (Fifth Element Superbit, T2, U-571, etc.), but I wanted to compare a truck collision with a truck collision per se.
Revolutions' mix was better than Reloaded, but they don't hold a candle to other discs like T2 Ultimate and U-571. The biggest disappointment in Reloaded was the truck collision. In Revolutions I didn't notice it as much but putting in T2 and listening to the aqueduct chase scene puts these two to shame! Granted, I have a lot of reference discs that I use (Fifth Element Superbit, T2, U-571, etc.), but I wanted to compare a truck collision with a truck collision per se.
04-12-04 | 02:55 PM
#128
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Originally posted by Dammit
I haven't watched that since my last audio upgrade. I'll definitely check it out soon. This is a good topic for a new thread actually.
I haven't watched that since my last audio upgrade. I'll definitely check it out soon. This is a good topic for a new thread actually.
04-12-04 | 10:47 PM
#129
DVD Talk Limited Edition
I thought the video was above average throughout, minus the haloing in the train station and a few other minor occurences. The sound mix was better than Reloaded by a longshot, but nowhere near the original Matrix. Overall a nice mix, although the LFE is very agressive (thank you Velodyne) 
