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post #2941 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Luke Kamp View Post

Just finished and it gets my vote for a 5!

Why do I get the feeling this will be unanimous?
post #2942 of 8214
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Originally Posted by pokekevin View Post

U guys should check out War of the Arrows. Pretty good lfe scenes

Just got that last weekend, pretty good movie although I am not having much for memorable LFE. I could just be having a brain fart though lol.
post #2943 of 8214
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Originally Posted by djoberg View Post

Why do I get the feeling this will be unanimous?

Looking forward to checking this out! Is Immortals in the same league LFE wise as something like Tron Legacy, Cloverfield, TIH, etc.....?
post #2944 of 8214
Not a movie: Mass Effect 3 has a *stunning* LFE track and a superb surround mix in general.
post #2945 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Looking forward to checking this out! Is Immortals in the same league LFE wise as something like Tron Legacy, Cloverfield, TIH, etc.....?

I think it depends on what you look for in an LFE movie. For me personally, I prefer movies that have that "Whoa" factor. The bass may not drop into the single digits, but the bass it does have is physically overwhelming. Gives you that pressurized feeling. Which is why my go to demo disc is Tron. Sure WoTW goes deeper, but for sheer "Holy Sh!t!" reactions, I prefer to use Tron. So I guess my sweet spot hovers between 18-30hz.
Immortals easily fits into that category for me. Several scenes are definitely demo worthy.
post #2946 of 8214
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Originally Posted by the_abbot View Post

I think it depends on what you look for in an LFE movie. For me personally, I prefer movies that have that "Whoa" factor. The bass may not drop into the single digits, but the bass it does have is physically overwhelming. Gives you that pressurized feeling. Which is why my go to demo disc is Tron. Sure WoTW goes deeper, but for sheer "Holy Sh!t!" reactions, I prefer to use Tron. So I guess my sweet spot hovers between 18-30hz.
Immortals easily fits into that category for me. Several scenes are definitely demo worthy.

I fit this category as well You got me even more excited to check this out now!
post #2947 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Looking forward to checking this out! Is Immortals in the same league LFE wise as something like Tron Legacy, Cloverfield, TIH, etc.....?

I will second what the_abbot said....Immortals is in the same league as Tron Legacy. Believe me Toe, once you experience the bass produced by "the magic bow and arrow," you will long to see someone...anyone...drawing it back...and then you wait for its release and for the bull's eye to be hit!

There are MANY other good bass sequences throughout the movie, but my favorites were the bow and arrow.
post #2948 of 8214
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Originally Posted by djoberg View Post

I will second what the_abbot said....Immortals is in the same league as Tron Legacy. Believe me Toe, once you experience the bass produced by "the magic bow and arrow," you will long to see someone...anyone...drawing it back...and then you wait for its release and for the bull's eye to be hit!

There are MANY other good bass sequences throughout the movie, but my favorites were the bow and arrow.

Awesome! Unfortunately Netflix will not have this until April 3 it looks like so it is going to be a month before I can check it out
post #2949 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Awesome! Unfortunately Netflix will not have this until April 3 it looks like so it is going to be a month before I can check it out

Not necessarily.
post #2950 of 8214
Whoever has the Immortals disc and the means, post up a SpecLab peakv average graph of the film...

JSS
post #2951 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Gary J View Post

Not necessarily.

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Says April 3 for me.
post #2952 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Looking forward to checking this out! Is Immortals in the same league LFE wise as something like Tron Legacy, Cloverfield, TIH, etc.....?

Going to go against the rest of you guys. The LFE of Immortal was very very good. But, imo not quite in Cloverfield territory. I vote a solid 4.5.
post #2953 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

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Says April 3 for me.

You could also beg, borrow or steal.
post #2954 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Awesome! Unfortunately Netflix will not have this until April 3 it looks like so it is going to be a month before I can check it out

Block Buster has it, but it went into a very long wait status as soon as it came out. They just can't meet the demand for BD and for some reason their remaining stores, which are losing money, get them first, which makes no sense to me.


Ian
post #2955 of 8214
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Originally Posted by mailiang View Post

Block Buster has it, but it went into a very long wait status as soon as it came out. They just can't meet the demand for BD and for some reason their remaining stores, which are losing money, get them first, which makes no sense to me.


Ian

I thought about running over to BB to try and rent it, but the nearest one for me is not all that close now. Oh well, I will just wait until April.
post #2956 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

I thought about running over to BB to try and rent it, but the nearest one for me is not all that close now. Oh well, I will just wait until April.

April 3rd for REDBOX
post #2957 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Steveo1234 View Post

Going to go against the rest of you guys. The LFE of Immortal was very very good. But, imo not quite in Cloverfield territory. I vote a solid 4.5.

Help me out! I'm a newcomer to this thread and thus I'm ignorant of the exact criteria used for each tier. In a previous post I compared Immortals to Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World and I made the observation that Immortals has much more *quantity* of bass than MAC:TFSOTW (which is pretty much limited to the two cannon scenes and the storm at sea scene; they are impressive, but don't occupy much of the running time of the movie) and so I concluded that Immortals should be bumped up a notch to 5 stars. Is this faulty reasoning?

Again, what I really want to know is the criteria for judging the placement of each Blu-ray. Is it the *quality* of the bass heard that matters most? (As opposed to *quantity* which may not be as precise and dynamic.) Help me out!
post #2958 of 8214
I have been on a Blu Ray tear and I picked up like 10 Blu Rays this week. I had the house to myself for about three hours last night so I unwrapped a new copy of U571 popped it in and opened up the volume and man, it gets a 5 in my book! You feel like you are in that sub with them getting depth charged!! BOOOOOOOMMMM!! BOOOOMMMM! Good Stuff! I know it is an old movie, but all around a good flick with some good LFE!
post #2959 of 8214
I thought some of the bass heads here would love this! A few guys built a giant speaker modeled after the one from Back to the Future.

http://www.ludoislabs.com/Giant_Speaker.html

I love this quote...
The mechanical sweet spot of operation was 5Hz to 50Hz, that's where the speaker put out appreciable audio power. Above those frequecies the inertia of the cone was simply too large. We found the resonant frequency of the building to be approximately 7 Hz, as nodes cropped up around the building resulting in numerous complaints, headaches, and all-around team giddiness.
post #2960 of 8214
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Originally Posted by djoberg View Post

Help me out! I'm a newcomer to this thread and thus I'm ignorant of the exact criteria used for each tier. In a previous post I compared Immortals to Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World and I made the observation that Immortals has much more *quantity* of bass than MAC:TFSOTW (which is pretty much limited to the two cannon scenes and the storm at sea scene; they are impressive, but don't occupy much of the running time of the movie) and so I concluded that Immortals should be bumped up a notch to 5 stars. Is this faulty reasoning?

Again, what I really want to know is the criteria for judging the placement of each Blu-ray. Is it the *quality* of the bass heard that matters most? (As opposed to *quantity* which may not be as precise and dynamic.) Help me out!

Quality, quantity, amplitude and depth seem to be the main factors. As far as how much importance to put behind each one, well that is subjective and depends on who you ask. Some seem to put depth above all else, some volume, some quantity or quality...........lots of factors and it is not nearly as organized as something like the PQ thread! There do seem to be some tracks that just about everyone agrees on though such as Cloverfield, TIH, WOTW, Tron Legacy, etc........
post #2961 of 8214
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Quality, quantity, amplitude and depth seem to be the main factors. As far as how much importance to put behind each one, well that is subjective and depends on who you ask. Some seem to put depth above all else, some volume, some quantity or quality...........lots of factors and it is not nearly as organized as something like the PQ thread! There do seem to be some tracks that just about everyone agrees on though such as Cloverfield, TIH, WOTW, Tron Legacy, etc........

Thanks Toe!

So...you're saying if I'm impressed with the LFE in a movie/film just post it and see what others think. But who determines the final placement? In other words, who is moderating the thread? As you know, in the PQ Thread we have Phantom Stranger at the helm, and he does a fantastic job.
post #2962 of 8214
Would someone mind pointing me to PQ thread?
post #2963 of 8214
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Originally Posted by SaviorMachine View Post

Not a movie: Mass Effect 3 has a *stunning* LFE track and a superb surround mix in general.

I second this. ME3 has imo the best sound mix of any game ever. Tremendous LFE, but also good DR and great usage of the rear channels.
post #2964 of 8214
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Originally Posted by the_abbot View Post

Would someone mind pointing me to PQ thread?

Blurat software thread. Its a sticky. I believe there was also a surround sound thread too lol
post #2965 of 8214
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Originally Posted by kemetblk View Post

I second this. ME3 has imo the best sound mix of any game ever. Tremendous LFE, but also good DR and great usage of the rear channels.

How is the sound quality? The thing I hate about video games is that the sound is usually very compressed. You would think that with such huge budgets they would do something about the overall sound...
post #2966 of 8214
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Originally Posted by the_abbot View Post

Would someone mind pointing me to PQ thread?

Right here:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=858316

As you will see, this thread is actually the "Discussion Thread" where we give reviews on Blu-rays along with placement recommendations. The "Tier List" for the Blu-rays that are placed has its own separate thread which is listed on the first page of the "Discussion Thread" (at the top of the page). This thread has been active for a VERY LONG TIME! I started posting in it several years ago and it is growing stronger with each passing day.

We would welcome you (or anyone reading this) with open arms if you ever care to chime in with a review after viewing a Blu-ray. We have the criteria listed on the first page of the "Tier List" thread. This makes it a lot easier to be objective and gives you some concrete standards for judging the PQ of any Blu-ray.
post #2967 of 8214
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Originally Posted by djoberg View Post

Right here:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=858316

As you will see, this thread is actually the "Discussion Thread" where we give reviews on Blu-rays along with placement recommendations. The "Tier List" for the Blu-rays that are placed has its own separate thread which is listed on the first page of the "Discussion Thread" (at the top of the page). This thread has been active for a VERY LONG TIME! I started posting in it several years ago and it is growing stronger with each passing day.

We would welcome you (or anyone reading this) with open arms if you ever care to chime in with a review after viewing a Blu-ray. We have the criteria listed on the first page of the "Tier List" thread. This makes it a lot easier to be objective and gives you some concrete standards for judging the PQ of any Blu-ray.

Excellent!
I have equal interest in both PQ & SQ. Some might even call it an obsession. LOL
post #2968 of 8214
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Originally Posted by the_abbot View Post

Excellent!
I have equal interest in both PQ & SQ. Some might even call it an obsession. LOL

Believe me, I share that obsession!
post #2969 of 8214
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Originally Posted by djoberg View Post


Believe me, I share that obsession!

Believe me, that obsession is dangerous!
post #2970 of 8214
Got my hands on The Art of Flight... this may become my new favorite demo disc. Four stars easy for the LFE, probably good for four and a half. The avalanche scenes around fifty minutes in made me stop to clean up the stuff the horns knocked off the shelves.

Picture and sound are both outstanding. Made me wish my projector was 1080P, and the screen was a little bigger, but I'm not complaining much.

Now, I'll just have to see if I can rent The Immortals this week.
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