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PatWahlquist · 03-24-2008, 10:27 AM

Paul, the "bookcase" is very well put together. Imagine a hardback book that has a jewel case on the inside of the back cover. I had no issue with the presentation or quality factor of the design.

Douglas, in this new age of TrueHD and DTS-MA with up to seven channels of lossless sound, a 1.0 track was nothing if not...quaint. I agree with all of your points on the quality of the track and how they were presented at the time. One of the reasons I love HTF and doing the reviews is that those with a deeper knowledge of films can provide us with info on the sound mixes or what have you. In the two-plus hours of bonus material, I didn't hear anything about the sound being quieter so the gun battles were intentionally startling. Thanks for the assist!

Pat

03-24-2008, 10:27 AM	#4 of 17
PatWahlquist HTF Paramount BD Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Local Time: 08:30 PM Local Date: 10-10-2008 Posts: 601	Re: HTF Blu-Ray Review: Bonnie and Clyde Paul, the "bookcase" is very well put together. Imagine a hardback book that has a jewel case on the inside of the back cover. I had no issue with the presentation or quality factor of the design. Douglas, in this new age of TrueHD and DTS-MA with up to seven channels of lossless sound, a 1.0 track was nothing if not...quaint. I agree with all of your points on the quality of the track and how they were presented at the time. One of the reasons I love HTF and doing the reviews is that those with a deeper knowledge of films can provide us with info on the sound mixes or what have you. In the two-plus hours of bonus material, I didn't hear anything about the sound being quieter so the gun battles were intentionally startling. Thanks for the assist! Pat Click here to see my home theater set ups featuring a Marantz VP11S1 1080p DLP projector. Displays professionally calibrated by Gregg Loewen of Lion AV. Contact:patwahlquist@hometheaterforum.com