Vote for your favorite blu-ray dvd sound...

[dirtydean]

Just abit of fun...

Vote for your favoriteblu-ray dvd sound... []

What blu-ray dvd brings the best out of your kit....

What blu-ray dvd when played makes you smile....

Mine would be Transformers Revenge of the fallen....

Its like all the surround sound fairies are haveing a party in my ears..

Dean

 

[Anonymous]

I would have to say the 1st fast and the furious on blu ray DTS Master Audio

the part where the 4 cars line up and rev there cars and the flames fire out the exhaust and then race good bit is when paul walker fires the first shot of NOS love it .

 

[Anonymous]

The Crazies the end of the carwash scene with the audio forced 7.1 you can hear the water droplets everywhere it sucks you in then the car gets blown up the sub kicks in and wakes you up brilliant moment.

 

[professorhat]

Ooo, where to start. Batman Begins and The Dark Knight are obvious starters, whilst Watchmen is also another stonker.

Left field entries for me have to be the two Kill Bill films - an excellent demonstration of just how good an HD soundtrack can be.

 

[Frank Harvey]

Too many to mention, but The Orphanage sounds pretty amazing. Fight Club, Captivity, Bolt, Shutter Island, Zodiac (US), No Country For Old Men, Sin City, Clash Of The Titans, Up, and the Toy Story series all sound great.

 

[jase fox]

FrankHarveyHiFi:
Too many to mention, but The Orphanage sounds pretty amazing. Fight Club, Captivity, Bolt, Shutter Island, Zodiac (US), No Country For Old Men, Sin City, Clash Of The Titans, Up, and the Toy Story series all sound great.

I think for BOTH PQ and AQ it has to be "knowing" especially the plane crash scene, incredible sound !

2012 is a great demo disc for audio to.

 

[laserman16]

Some of the close fighting scenes in "Band of Brothers". Bullets just seem to fly around the room almost like you were there.

 

[Andrew Everard]

jase fox:incredible sound

Yes, entirely without credibility.

jase fox:2012 is a great demo disc for audio to.

Especially if you're after the accurate sound of global destruction.

 

[Anonymous]

ok now for two music blu rays
killers live at royal albert hall
jeff beck live at ronnie scotts even the extras are good on this disc.

 

[Sliced Bread]

Another for No Country For Old Men (even if I am having some problems with it).

Personally loud soundtracks don't impress me as much as they used to. There are so many loud (and well produced) films out there, which is great, but for me the the novelty is wearing off.

No Country For Old Men is an excellent demonstration of how 'quiet' can create atmosphere and a superb sound field. The LFE is used modestly throughout the film, so when it does arrive it has more impact. Plus, vocal clarity is amazing.

Casino Royal is also pretty good, as it straddles the subtle with the bombastic.

 

[Charlie Jefferson]

1) Neil Young Archives Volume 1
2) Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's
3) Lou Reed's Berlin
4) It Might Get Loud

Almost as good as some of my fifty year old vinyl.

 

[hammill]

Return to Forever Live At Montreux. The only Blu-ray or DVD I have heard which comes close to capturing the power of the bass of a live performance.

 

[Anonymous]

Flight 666 from Iron Maiden for music

Iron man, and Incredible Hulk for Movie soundtrack

 

[laserman16]

Andrew Everard:

jase fox:incredible sound

Yes, entirely without credibility.

jase fox:2012 is a great demo disc for audio to.

Especially if you're after the accurate sound of global destruction.

Mmm. Not really many models to go on is there.

 

[dirtydean]

Got to totaly agree I love Band of Brothers on Blu-Ray. Sound is good all the way through, but disc three, Crossroads and Bastogne are out of this world....

Good choice Laserman

 

[Sliced Bread]

dirtydean:
Got to totaly agree I love Band of Brothers on Blu-Ray. Sound is good all the way through, but disc three, Crossroads and Bastogne are out of this world....

Good choice Laserman
Is it really that good? I might have to have a look into this one. I've seen the whole box set for £17 in Tescos.

 

[dirtydean]

Hi Sliced Bread

I've watched it over ten times and because its about 10 hours long thats a lot of watching..

you wont be disapointed

make sure you get Blu-Ray....

 

[Garth Man]

probably Watchmen,Rambo!!! or Fire and Ice (7.1 sound) sounds amazing. Then again I do like Bladerunner

 

[Anonymous]

FrankHarveyHiFi:

Too many to mention, but The Orphanage sounds pretty amazing. Fight Club, Captivity, Bolt, Shutter Island, Zodiac (US), No Country For Old Men, Sin City, Clash Of The Titans, Up, and the Toy Story series all sound great.

David

Which version of the Orphanage do you have 5.1 or 7.1 , I am led to belive the US 7.1 version wont play on a UK machine

 

[Deleted member 2457]

I don't know soo many to choose, all of mine have good sound otherwise i probaly would not have bought them.

So i will say which ones i have been enjoying recently:

1. Toy story 1 and 2.

2. Top gun.

3. Dark Knight and Batman Begins.

4. Music Amy Winehouse, Iron maiden flight 666, Metallica one night in France, ac/dc live at donnington.

 

[Anonymous]

Film:

Avatar

WALL-E

Hulk

Music:

Killers

 

[Sliced Bread]

Thanks Dean...I'll give the bluray a go

 

[dirtydean]

Sliced Bread:Thanks Dean...I'll give the bluray a go

Its on hmv.com for £15.99...

 

[Sliced Bread]

dirtydean:
Sliced Bread:Thanks Dean...I'll give the bluray a go

Its on hmv.com for £15.99...

Niice...I'll order that at lunch time

 

[Anonymous]

just about to spin "green zone" on blu-ray .. reviews say the sound is excellent , ill see