A DVD REVIEW: TAXI DRIVER - COLLECTOR'S EDITION (Columbia/TriStar)

[GMichael]

Hey Lex,

"Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in awhile."
"Are you suggesting I am completely defunct of ability to realize what Im hearing on these soundtracks? Because I can assure you I am not."

No, I wasn't suggesting that. I was suggesting that I do not have enough technical know-how to be able to give you a definitive answer to your dialog volume concerns. Also, if I did come up with the correct answer that it would only be because I took a wild guess and got lucky.
Sorry if my joke wasn't clear in it's intent. I meant no disrespect to you.

[Lexmark3200]

Hey Lex,

"Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in awhile."
"Are you suggesting I am completely defunct of ability to realize what Im hearing on these soundtracks? Because I can assure you I am not."

No, I wasn't suggesting that. I was suggesting that I do not have enough technical know-how to be able to give you a definitive answer to your dialog volume concerns. Also, if I did come up with the correct answer that it would only be because I took a wild guess and got lucky.
Sorry if my joke wasn't clear in it's intent. I meant no disrespect to you.

Thank you for the interpretation clear up; in this particular case, I can rest assured knowing the problems resided in the mix....

Look, in all fairness, this was just a really low, old-sounding, low-budget oriented soundtrack for Taxi Driver which was probably the best Columbia could do with the audio stems; but the sound is NOT what you are watching Taxi Driver for, agreed?

[GMichael]

Thank you for the interpretation clear up; in this particular case, I can rest assured knowing the problems resided in the mix....

Look, in all fairness, this was just a really low, old-sounding, low-budget oriented soundtrack for Taxi Driver which was probably the best Columbia could do with the audio stems; but the sound is NOT what you are watching Taxi Driver for, agreed?

absolutely