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You've got company coming over and want to make a lasting impression on them with your expensive new home theater system. Quick - what DVD can you play that will instantly blow their minds? Now if you're anything like me, you can sit there staring at hundreds of DVD titles and yet draw a blank when it comes to showcase pieces. Well, no more! Just use one of these fantastic demonstration scenes as submitted by our members.
Know of a great scene? Add it! Did you really like one of these 254 suggestions? Didn't like another? Vote - and talk about it in our DVD forum!
Submitted by Rich Niederhoffer on 12/27/00. |
Species | Location: | Towards beginning |
Features: | Bass and movement of sounds from speaker to speaker | Description: | When Sil escapes as a child from the glass room to avoid asphyxiation... feels like the copter is outside your window and flying around you... | |
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Submitted by Dave on 01/10/06. |
Spiderman 2 | Location: | Doc Ock in Hospital |
Features: | Great surround | Description: | The part where Doc Ock wakes up in the Hospital and attacks the doctors/nurses. The sound of the arms/chainsaw/things getting knocked over. | |
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Submitted by Dave on 06/20/00. |
Star Trek First Contact | Location: | Initial Borg attack |
Features: | Full use of 5.1 | Description: | This is an outstanding scene to show to anyone who doesn't have dolby digital. Because of the flying ships in all directions, the torpedo shots, and the phaser blasts, your speakers and sub get a real workout. Turn up the sub to hear the engines of the Enterprise hum right before they fly off to battle. | |
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Submitted by Scott on 10/29/01. |
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Location: | Pod Race Scene |
Features: | Great Bass and use of multiple channels | Description: | Pod Race is most excellent! The scene when they fire up the engines really shows off a sub and how it adds to the total soundtrack. Perfect for someone who's trying to convince someone who doesn't yet have a sub in their system. Play the scene once without the sub and then again with it and they'll be convinced! | |
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Submitted by Jatrix on 08/14/02. |
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Location: | Title 1 Chapter 44 |
Features: | Big bass & lear 5.1 surround effects | Description: | The scene when Anakin is caught in a space battle and finaly blows up the droid control ship. Really fat explosions for your sub... whooo | |
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Submitted by Paul Bentley on 11/25/02. |
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Location: | Chapter 28 |
Features: | Bass extension / surrounds | Description: | Check out the sizemic charges. One of the best sound effects ever created. Another Gary Rydstrom / Ben Burt classic. | |
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Submitted by Mike Weatherup on 03/12/03. |
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Location: | Beginning, Sonic Charges and End |
Features: | All effects | Description: | Pop in the disc and let the THX logo rattle the room. Then let the beginning sequence take place with the nice explosion on Courescent. Next goto scene with Obi Wan chasing Fett in the asteroid field. Nice sound effect used for the charges. Finally, head to the scene where Yoda shows up and enjoy the battle. | |
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Submitted by dmcelhaney on Monday January 21, 2008. |
Stargate | Location: | opening the gate |
Features: | good bass, good sound movement | Description: | This is the scene where they first open the stargate. Great vibration in the bass and movement when the lights pop around the room. | |
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Submitted by dmcelhaney on Monday January 21, 2008. |
Stargate | Location: | DTS going through the gate |
Features: | Awesome surround sound | Description: | Crank it up right when James Spader sticks his face into the gate. Stars go whizzing by and a great loud thunderous bass at the end. Always gives me goosebumps. | |
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Submitted by Gurinder Punn on 07/14/00. |
Steely Dan's - 2 Against Nature | Location: | most songs esp tack 14&15 |
Features: | AC3 | Description: | A definte must-have if you are a Dan fan. Great sound quality and all in AC-3 | |
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