Want to know what Dolby Atmos is all about? Get yourself a copy of Angelina Jolie's Unbroken and head straight to the bombing raid. View House of Flying Daggers on Amazon (opens in new tab) Unbroken (2014) - bombing raid Ready for more? Later on, the five-minute bamboo-forest fight – just as awesome as it sounds – offers a similar challenge when it comes to precision and cohesiveness, as branches creak, break and soar through the air. Integration is key here, and the soundfield should take on the dimension of – and be as tight-knit as – the drum arrangement, thus putting you at the centre of it.īlistering percussion is a good test of dynamics too, while smashing glass and the dancer’s twinkling headpiece will challenge your speakers’ tweeters to keep a lid on the treble. Quick google search - looks like the extended edition was only released digitally in North America.Zhang Yimou’s gorgeous martial arts film has a soundtrack as vivid as its exotic picture - and the echo-game scene will be the first to detect any gaps in your system's soundfield.īeans, hurled by a police captain in slow motion, meticulously ping around the room and bounce off a circle of drums, requiring your system to track their trajectory precisely. Popped both discs in and doesn't seem to be an option for it. I checked the J-card and didn't see any mention of it. To be honest, I didn't know there WAS an extended cut of this film. But then you skip to the next scene of Newt sitting in the hallways and it's like, "Oh damn! This is pretty!" You're sitting there squinting and looking away from the screen. Also, if you're watching in a dark room, there's a series of lightning flashes that is legitimately uncomfortable to watch. With all the rain particles, maybe this is why it looks hazy and fuzzy. It give a poor first impression, visually. Certainly not compared to the next scene in the movie. I usually skip this scene to go on to the next part when I'm demo'ing it because it doesn't actually look that fantastic. You would expect some hefty LFE action, but it isn't really there. The bass is remarkably subdued, considering it is a thunderstorm. There is some ambiance that sounds like it is coming overhead from weather effects. Not a lot I noticed coming from the surrounds, which I would have expected. The audio in that scene is very side to side up front.
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