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TIM: It's a rumor. All points to DTS being on the final release. Besides, you saying the Dolby is a slouch on the original? It sounded as good as the FULL BITRATE DTS LD! You think the remaster will sound worse? Our beloved SW & Pixar films are DD only...why you sweating this one?

With comments like "Burn In Hell Paramount" is it any wonder that DTS fanatics aren't taken seriously? The Dolby track on the last release was taken from original master (the same as the DTS laser). It's a great track, which is now remixed to EX. Who's to say it's a great loss, especially now...

I'm worried even more now about picture quality. Especially since DTS takes a lot of headroom off the peak bitrate for video. I hope the ocean shots aren't pools of compression artifacts. :frowning:

John Williamson:

YIKES! :b I feel like Inspector Clouseau accidentally setting off the fireworks factory in "Revenge of the Pink Panther". I like Horner, I really do. But he isn't perfection, k? BACK ON TOPIC: I'm just hoping the new transfer of the film isn't lower resolution than the unfiltered (though...

Your very welcome Ken. ;) PS: I'm a Horner fan, don't be mistaken. But there's loyalty and "blind" loyalty. I collect most of what he does as well. But I don't think anyone's above criticism. Even my absolute favorite, Jerry Goldsmith, used a "dum-dum-da-dum-dum" march in a LOT of his action...

Ken Nak:

Anyone else worried the new release will have less resolution than the old one? The first release, while non-anamorphic, was completely non high-frequency detail filtered. "The Perfect Vision" noted that it seemed to be the only mainstream release to do so. That's why even in zoom mode on my...