hoyalawya

Open Range (in DTS) the shootout scene
Bad Boy II - the car chase scene
Tears of the Sun - the last shooting scene (bullets flying everywhere)
Underworld - almost every scene in the movie. Deep bass also.
Driven - any race scene

Rypro 525

the only thing is that reloaded imo didn't have great "ommph" or power to the actual sound but had lots of bass and lfe. Lets just say, its hard to hear the actual punches during the burley brawl but if neo does the slow motion thing, the lfe is killing.

QuiGonJosh

thats the way I remember it in theaters...

John lem

Hey folks! What do you think is the best sounding DVD movie for your home theater right now. I think the terminator,SWAT, Nemo and some others are excellent. Please let me know what you think.

Kahzarella

Good Burger

JetSter735180

Gladiator
Terminator 2
LOTR: FOTR
LOTR: TT
Die Hard
Jurassic Park
Appollo 13
Fifth Element
Die Another Day
Band of Brothers (especially episode 2)
Fast And the Furious
and finally, my #1 movie for sound: Saving Private Ryan
(All the movies are available in the best sound format, DTS)

And, if I had to pick some DD DVD's
Harry Potter: The Philospher's Stone
Harry Potter: Chamber of Secrets
Star Wars: Phantom Menace
Terminator 3
Matrix: Reloaded
And my #1 Dolby Digital movie: Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones
(I have to give credit to Warner Brothers, they don't give DTS DVD, but they sure can make a DVD sound great with Dolby Digital)

chipmac

That covers most of the demos and I'll add that the DTS version of The Haunting is great as well even if the movie blows.

onebyone

I am very fond of my Texas Chainsaw Massacre R2. Maybe it is just a perfect fit for my speakers, but the sound always makes it sound like it is all going on right the hell in my living room.

Gladiator also sounds particularly great.

QuiGonJosh

Star Wars Episode 1
Star Wars Episode 2
Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers EE's
DareDevil
Open Range
Matrix and Matrix Reloaded
Tears of the Sun
T3
World is Not Enough
Pearl Harbor

John-In-VA

Add U-571 to the list.

OldBoy

What DVD's have really stellar audio tracks whether it be DTS or 5.1 Dolby?

One that you might use to show off the audio capabilities of your system and also....a DVD with a movie that is good, but is made better simply by such an overwhelmingly fantastic audio track.

I like big bang for buck and want to see if I am missing some...one example that I thought of in my collection was "Daredevil". I know it got panned, but I thought it was a pretty good movie and the sound just blew me away.

Any others?? Thanks for help.

Mountain Biker

Saving Private Ryan

PalmerJoss

Terminator 3 is currently the disc I use to demo my home theatre system.

flashburn

Avalon R3 Korean set is simply the best sounding dvd I have ever heard, in DTS 6.1. Hulk R3 DTS is also fantastic.

Mike Lowrey

- Daredevil
- Underworld
- Terminator 3
- LXG
- Stargate - UE
- Bad Boys II
- LOTR EEs
and believe it or not...
- The Running Man - SE

DavidH

Saving Private Ryan DTS
LOTR: EE's
Star Wars Ep. I and II

QuiGonJosh

DareDevil
Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace
Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones
The Matrix
Matrix Reloaded
Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition
Lord of the Rings The Two Towers Extended Edition
Gladiator
Superman: The Movie
Saving Private Ryan
Black Hawk Down
Blade 2
Se7en
T2: Extreme Edition
T3: Rise of the Machines
Jurassic Park
Lost World

Dane

All listed has superior DTS

Master and Commander
Open Range
The Rock 2-disc Collector´s Edition Region 2
LOTR Trilogy
Finding Nemo - Region 2
The Lion King - Region 2
Monsters, Inc. - Region 2
Atlantis (Disney)
Treasure Planet (Disney)- Region 2

eau

IMAX: Super Speedway - The Mach II Special Edition

Batoru rowaiaru

^
What they said, and a few off the top ...

Fifth Element: Superbit
Titan AE (especially Ice Rings of Tigrin)
Band of Brothers
Pearl Harbor
Black Hawk Down
Final Fantasy
Contact
Battle Royale
Hero
Shaolin Soccer
Blade II
U-571

any of the Jursassic Park films

anything by Pixar

NaturalMystic79

Das Boot superbit sounds incredible in DTS!

Quatermass

This movie may not fit in with the rest of the action/adventure types that others have listed, but I was in a store the other day and they were using "Drumline" to demonstrate a new Bose audio system. It sounded so realistic that people in the store were looking outside into the parking lot for a marching band. I've seen the movie and it was kind of lame and pretty predictable, but the performances were cool.

Doughboy

Black Hawk Down DTS 5.1(Region 3)
Blade II DTS 6.1 Discrete
Hero DTS 6.1 Matrix
Jurassic Park DTS 5.1
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring DTS 6.1 Discrete
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers DTS 6.1 Discrete
Pearl Harbor: Vista Series DTS 5.1
Saving Private Ryan DTS 5.1
Star Wars Episode I DD 5.1 EX
Star Wars Episode II DD 5.1 EX
Swordfish DD 5.1
Terminator 3 DTS 5.1(Region 3)
U-571 DTS 5.1

SMART-ASS

YES! Thank you. I'm glad to see someone else knows this dvd exists. One of, if not THE BEST demo disc for surround sound.
I think just about everything else I could think of was mentioned too, except I don't think The Haunting (Dts-Es) was mentioned. Some of the VERY best IMHO are...
Super Speedway
Chicken Run
Gladiator
Saving Private Ryan
Jurassic Park
U-571
The Haunting
LOTR: FOTR EE
LOTR: TTT EE
Star Wars: Ep.1
Star Wars: Ep.2
Fifth Element: Superbit
Black Hawk Down: Superbit (R3)

pat00139

Definitely agree with T3 in R3. The DTS track kicks ass.

If you're not looking for a make-you-deaf experience, A Tale of Two Sisters and PTU have two of the best DTS tracks I've heard, especially A Tale of Two Sisters. These are two movies where you definitely miss out big time if you don't have a surround system.

I also remember the Minority Report track being pretty sweet.