TonyTone
Supporting Actor
- Joined
- Jul 24, 2002
- Messages
- 728
Just wondering, as it seems that more than a few top-whatever DVD lists contain a few entries that are the DTS-versions (see Home Theater Magazine's top-100 DVDs; one of the entries is "Saving Private Ryan" but it is the DTS version instead of the DD one).
I've been DTS-brainwashed to the point that I bought the DTS-only version of "Saving Private Ryan" and am contemplating buying the DTS-only version of the first two JP movies and "The Patriot" (Superbit version, which has both DD and DTS, plus most of the extra features found on the DD-only version), along with "Predator", which is worth the buy even though it has no extra stuff because at least it has DTS and is anamorphic.
How many of you prefer DTS-soundtrack DVD movies over DD?
I've been DTS-brainwashed to the point that I bought the DTS-only version of "Saving Private Ryan" and am contemplating buying the DTS-only version of the first two JP movies and "The Patriot" (Superbit version, which has both DD and DTS, plus most of the extra features found on the DD-only version), along with "Predator", which is worth the buy even though it has no extra stuff because at least it has DTS and is anamorphic.
How many of you prefer DTS-soundtrack DVD movies over DD?