Batman Begins question

karpiel666
karpiel666 Posts: 173
edited February 2006 in Music & Movies
Did anyone go to see it in the theaters? I only saw it on IMAX and I thought I remembered the batmobile sounding much better. I just remember there being tire "scuffing" or whatever you want to call it when it skids around turns. I was really dissapointed when those sounds seemed to be missing on the dvd release. If there is a dts version dose anyone know if it has better sound/more sounds (well that was a silly question)
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  • MSkeezer
    MSkeezer Posts: 1,183
    edited February 2006
    I saw it 6 times at the theaters and 3 on dvd. To me, the dvd sounds exactly the same as it did in the theaters.
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  • karpiel666
    karpiel666 Posts: 173
    edited February 2006
    Do you think it is possible that there was a different sound mix for IMAX? Or do you think its just from a difference in speakers?
    dvd player: samsung DVD-HD850
    receiver: Denon avr5700
    center: polk cs400
    fronts: polk rt800i
    surrounds: Unknown Polk monitor? series.
    sub: svs pb12 isd/v
    tv: 46 inch samsung
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  • MSkeezer
    MSkeezer Posts: 1,183
    edited February 2006
    Could be speakers. I'm not sure. My guess is that you're going crazy :p
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  • Ricardo
    Ricardo Posts: 10,636
    edited February 2006
    MSkeezer wrote:
    Could be speakers. I'm not sure. My guess is that you're going crazy :p

    Yeah..as crazy as anyone who watches Batman 6 times at the theater and 3 in dvd :):)
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  • MSkeezer
    MSkeezer Posts: 1,183
    edited February 2006
    I lied. I've seen it 5 times on dvd :eek: :D
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  • ohskigod
    ohskigod Posts: 6,502
    edited February 2006
    thats scene on the DVD rocks on my theater

    I assume your talking about when they first start playing with it in the big test room...right?
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  • Ron-P
    Ron-P Posts: 8,520
    edited February 2006
    I just remember there being tire "scuffing" or whatever you want to call it when it skids around turns. I was really dissapointed when those sounds seemed to be missing on the dvd release.
    Never saw it in the theater but those sounds are on the dvd.
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  • OnkyoFanatic
    OnkyoFanatic Posts: 68
    edited February 2006
    To clear this up somewhat, Batman Begins is available on the DVD format ONLY with a Dolby Digital 5.1 track -- no DTS (I know...I was crying too), and to be honest, the mix isn't that hot....the places it definitely heats up is when the Leauge of Shadows temple blows up after Bruce fights Raz Al Guhl (there's some excellent discrete panning here and thumping LFE from your sub to complement the explosions) and the final fight on the train between Liam Neeson and Christian Bale...outside of that, the dialogue on the track remains low and kind of flat, and has that typically-uninvolving Dolby Digital "feel" to it which I dont like; as if something is missing in the mix compared to DTS treatment.

    I would have loved for Warner to reissue this with a DTS version.
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  • karpiel666
    karpiel666 Posts: 173
    edited February 2006
    Yea I probably am just going crazy, a couple of my favorites are when gordon takes off in the batmobile and the first scarecrow scene. Ive only seen it once in theater and twice at home. And yea I was thinking of the test chamber thingy. It might have something to do with my surrounds.
    dvd player: samsung DVD-HD850
    receiver: Denon avr5700
    center: polk cs400
    fronts: polk rt800i
    surrounds: Unknown Polk monitor? series.
    sub: svs pb12 isd/v
    tv: 46 inch samsung
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  • OnkyoFanatic
    OnkyoFanatic Posts: 68
    edited February 2006
    karpiel666 wrote:
    Yea I probably am just going crazy, a couple of my favorites are when gordon takes off in the batmobile and the first scarecrow scene. Ive only seen it once in theater and twice at home. And yea I was thinking of the test chamber thingy. It might have something to do with my surrounds.

    Those were pretty loud, aggressive scenes too...
    :eek:
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