I have no issues with the audio, think it sounds great. The mix coulda been a touch better, not as much activity as we were all probably hoping for in the surrounds, but thats not any knock on the BRD, thats for sure, what is present sounds great.
The dialog is fine as well IMO, yeah, there are a couple spots here and there where more care could have been taken (balance wise), but the mix here is pretty much the way it was in the theater - I still have my cam version here and have been comparing, noticed the same dialog spots that needed to be a hair more up front last night at home are having the same minor issue at the same exact spots (getting a tiny bit lost with the other sounds), so again, no fault of the BR release itself, its just probably the way the mix is!
I thought I was hearing some pops/clicks at one point that sounded pretty ugly at first, during the scence where Col Rhodes and co are watching the F-22 encounter, starting right after the guy asks: "Col, what are we dealing with here?" - but its not in the center channel, its in the L/R mains and it was not what I though, its actually just the "clickiness/front end" of the instrument/effect used in the music, lol!!
This movie forced me to make a nice discovery/adjustemt though - my sub had been sitting directly on my floor with med/thick carpet, not to mention the floor is also the ceiling to a room downstairs! The sub activity was WAY too boomy, too much resonance, etc. I just never noticed it before, always just ran Audyssey and thought *cool, sounds great*. Anyway, I have the resources at work to basically copy one of those nifty "sub buddy" type stands. I placed it on the stand, recalibrated, and man, what an effin' difference getting that thing up, keeping it from driving right into the carpet and directly into that woofy, absorbent floor!!!! When A/Bing, it sounds so muddy and "rumbly" when right on the floor/carpet, on the stand its tight and clean, no more "woof!" Feel stupid for not trying/learning this earlier!
Newayz, sorry for that long post, but I just never would have noticed the problem and addressed it - its because of some of the longer, drawn out LFE runs made in IM that had me thinking WTF as opposed to say a quick shotgun blast in Ratatoullie, etc.