Which DVDs have the best DTS Soundtracks?
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Which DVDs have the best DTS Soundtracks?
I finally got around to getting a DTS decoder for my DVD player. First DVD
I watched (listened to) was Cast Away. Sounds pretty good. I am now wondering which DVD Titles have the best demos of DTS audio and please indicate if the titles you like are special DTS editions or Standard editions that happen to have DTS included. Thanks in advance.
I watched (listened to) was Cast Away. Sounds pretty good. I am now wondering which DVD Titles have the best demos of DTS audio and please indicate if the titles you like are special DTS editions or Standard editions that happen to have DTS included. Thanks in advance.
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I loved:
The Patriot Superbit (Great nature sounds in the forest and great battle sounds)
All LOTR EE (FOTR during the party sceen with the music and firework dragon flying by)
Zorro Superbit (Opening credits, opening fight, big exsplosion at the end)
The Patriot Superbit (Great nature sounds in the forest and great battle sounds)
All LOTR EE (FOTR during the party sceen with the music and firework dragon flying by)
Zorro Superbit (Opening credits, opening fight, big exsplosion at the end)
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Gladiator - The opening charge in the forest
The Day After Tomorrow - The tornadoes in L.A. pack a big punch.
Return of the King EE - The giant elephant attack
Master and Commander - The canon fire
Speed Five Star collection - The bus/jumbo jet explosion
The Day After Tomorrow - The tornadoes in L.A. pack a big punch.
Return of the King EE - The giant elephant attack
Master and Commander - The canon fire
Speed Five Star collection - The bus/jumbo jet explosion
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We need to merge all of these kinds of threads into a sticky, but we can't search for the term "DTS" because it is too short. We get a new one every few months. One large older one:
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=379784
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=379784
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I think you started with a very good one in Cast Away. The plane crash scene is good, but even better are the ambient island sounds. They're quiet and don't draw attention, but they envelope you just like it really would on the island.
Band of Brothers is one of my favorite DTS soundtracks.
Others:
The Bourne Identity
Saving Private Ryan
Pearl Harbor - as the attack begins and the Japanese zeros are moving around the soundfield
Black Hawk Down Superbit
Clear And Present Danger - in the beginning when the Coast Guard cutter is crashing throught the waves
Lady And The Tramp II - when Scamp barks you can almost feel his bite
Band of Brothers is one of my favorite DTS soundtracks.
Others:
The Bourne Identity
Saving Private Ryan
Pearl Harbor - as the attack begins and the Japanese zeros are moving around the soundfield
Black Hawk Down Superbit
Clear And Present Danger - in the beginning when the Coast Guard cutter is crashing throught the waves
Lady And The Tramp II - when Scamp barks you can almost feel his bite
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From: The city with no sports championships...Cleveland
The Butterfly Effect had some house-rockin' parts especially during the "black-out" scenes and anytime any scary thing would jump out in the movie.
But the true champ is the FoTR during the party/fireworks scene.
But the true champ is the FoTR during the party/fireworks scene.
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sometimes I feel like I should get paid for promoting these discs
here's my list...again:
IMAX DVD's
- Stormchasers
- Super Speedway: The Mach II Special Edition (this DVD is a home theatre scorcher! - highly recommended!)
Canadian 3-Disc Brotherhood of the Wolf - all the attack scenes and finale duel scene
Chicken Run - Inside the Pie-Making Machine scene
Bram Stoker's Dracula (Superbit) - Count Dracula/Jonathan Harker dinner table sequence.
Super Furry Animals music DVD's: "Rings Around the World" and "Phantom Power"
The English Patient the tower sequence - the intricate soundmix as the creaking of the rope and the music swells around the listener it's a great demo on how to use 5.1 on a very subtle yet effective way.
Das Boot (Superbit) the dive, compression scene.
Behind Enemy Lines the jet plane crash.
Standing in the Shadow of Motown all the song parts, notably Joan Osbourne's incredilbe rendition of "What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted"
Disney's Dinosaur - the 'wordless' opening and the meteor scene.
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here's my list...again:
IMAX DVD's
- Stormchasers
- Super Speedway: The Mach II Special Edition (this DVD is a home theatre scorcher! - highly recommended!)
Canadian 3-Disc Brotherhood of the Wolf - all the attack scenes and finale duel scene
Chicken Run - Inside the Pie-Making Machine scene
Bram Stoker's Dracula (Superbit) - Count Dracula/Jonathan Harker dinner table sequence.
Super Furry Animals music DVD's: "Rings Around the World" and "Phantom Power"
The English Patient the tower sequence - the intricate soundmix as the creaking of the rope and the music swells around the listener it's a great demo on how to use 5.1 on a very subtle yet effective way.
Das Boot (Superbit) the dive, compression scene.
Behind Enemy Lines the jet plane crash.
Standing in the Shadow of Motown all the song parts, notably Joan Osbourne's incredilbe rendition of "What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted"
Disney's Dinosaur - the 'wordless' opening and the meteor scene.
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Lots of good ones already mentioned.
Also check out the DTS edition of Antz. It's
The Passion of the Christ also has a great DTS soundtrack
Also check out the DTS edition of Antz. It's

The Passion of the Christ also has a great DTS soundtrack
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I agree with those posted above.... Some of my favorites are:
Gladiator - The opening battle
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan - beach landing
Bram Stoker's Dracula - Superbit
Master and Commander - Numerous scenes
All LOTR EE
Gladiator - The opening battle
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan - beach landing
Bram Stoker's Dracula - Superbit
Master and Commander - Numerous scenes
All LOTR EE
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Twister is very good, as is (now don't laugh) Bring It On.
I, Robot is pretty good as is Starship Troopers Superbit. That is nice!
Could go on and on...but others will do that for me.
I, Robot is pretty good as is Starship Troopers Superbit. That is nice!
Could go on and on...but others will do that for me.
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Standing in the Shadow of Motown all the song parts, notably Joan Osbourne's incredilbe rendition of "What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted"
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I'd have to add:
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park: Lost World
Jurassic Park III
These movies are amazing w/ DTS. There are alot of good ones in the posts above, I just personally always pop in one of the Jurassic movies if I'm showing someone what the setup will do.
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park: Lost World
Jurassic Park III
These movies are amazing w/ DTS. There are alot of good ones in the posts above, I just personally always pop in one of the Jurassic movies if I'm showing someone what the setup will do.



