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    Question Suggestions for 'surround' scenes from movies..

    Can you please suggest some movie scenes that really make a good set of surround speakers shine? Thanks in advance.

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    Get Blade 2

    Quote Originally Posted by jxnew
    Can you please suggest some movie scenes that really make a good set of surround speakers shine? Thanks in advance.
    Blade 2 sucks but the surround sound is awesome

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    -Opening and ending battle scenes from Saving Private Ryan
    -Gladiator opening battle and Colusium battle
    -Toy Story 2 opening scene
    -Terminator 2 Rig/Motorcycle/Motorbike scene (BASS!)
    -Star Wars Episode One - Pod Racing Scene
    -Lord of the Rings: Return of the King - Main Battle w/ elephants
    -Eagles: Hell Freezes Over - Whole Disk
    -James Taylor: Live at the Beacon Theater - Whole Disk
    -Terminator 3 - Crane Chase Scene

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    Chronicles of Riddick
    Return of the Jedi, Speeder Bike scene
    Roy Orbison "Black and White"
    Episode I, pod races
    Episode II, astroid belt
    Episode III, Anakin and Kenobi fight
    X2, Blackbird vs F16's
    Band of Brothers
    Pearl Harbor

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    Where have you seen episode III?

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    Toy Story 2

    Toy Story 2 opening credits (to the point where Buzz Lightyear is killed by Zurg) is without a doubt one of the best. Eagles "Hell Freezes Over" DVD is also very impressive (in DTS).

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    Unforgiven

    I remember a scene where Clint Eastwood walks into the rain from the porch of the house and if I remember correct the sound envelopes the scene like it would have if you stepped into the rain. I need to revisit that scene.

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    Here's one..

    The opening scene to Ice Age is awesome for surround.

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    Master and Commander has some of the best all-around imaging cues that you'll ever hear. Conveys an outstanding sense of space, whether it's out in the open or confined in close quarters. The soundtrack will sound decently with a typical surround setup, but it will also really highlight how good a properly placed and timbre matched speaker set can sound. Plus, it has some awesome low end extension during the battle scenes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by midfiguy
    Where have you seen episode III?
    Well...it'll probably be a pretty good scene for surround with all the lava and stuff around them and light sabers clashing.

    Damn, I guess people are paying attention.

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    Thanks peeple.

    Preparing to revisit some of those....

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