IS there any difference between the DTS and DD Lethal Weapon? (1 Viewer)

[Carlo S]

Can anyone tell me if there really is that much difference between listening to DTS when comparing to DD??

 

[Robert George]

On the Lethal Weapon films, no, no audible difference.

 

[luke j. chung]

Not much difference in the audio, but there are other factors to consider: longer Director's Cut, "Making Of" featurette, and director's audio commentary, all of which make this purchase a no-brainer if you haven't already bought the previous bare-bones flipper from Warner.

 

[rutger_s]

None of the first three Lethal films have audio commentary tracks.

The first three Lethals were re-issued as the director's cuts with a new dts English sound option.

Lethal Weapon 2 had a trailer and stunt featurette on the original disc, this was carried over to the re-release. But Lethal 2 was presented in letterbox in the original release. The director's cut of Lethal 2 is presented in anamorphic widescreen.

Lethal Weapon - Director's Cut is definitely a must purchase. It includes some great character development and adds a scene that explains the dialogue in the parking garage. This scene show how far down Martin Riggs has gone since the loss of his wife.

 

[Sean Oneil]

When it comes to the audio track difference, it honestly depends upon who you ask.