Re: The Official "Dragon Dynasty" Thread!
Posted: 15 Sep 2009, 17:33
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Usually, a 5.1 version of an old Dolby Stereo film is no issue.bradavon wrote:Interesting perspective. Many, many 5.1 remixes of Stereo sources sound 99% identical to the stereo source to me (particularly when it's a Western film from a Western studio). I have no problem with those.Ivan Drago wrote:I have no problem with remixes that basically sound like the original film. 5.1 is really just a name. Its when they remake the sound, or tamper too much, that I get mad
It's more than a name if it's used correctly. 5.1 that sounds quite like mono is luck more than skill. New foley and keyboard music is a whole other bag of wrong.Ivan Drago wrote:I have no problem with remixes that basically sound like the original film. 5.1 is really just a name. Its when they remake the sound, or tamper too much, that I get mad
Lesser of two evils certainly. But any upcoming disc can be improved with original mono is what I'm sayingbradavon wrote:Fair enough Mark. I just meant, considering "there is no mono" then a 5.1 mix of the type of The Killer is the better of two evils over the type Fortune Star release, no?
Good film. In a similar vein to all the other Andy Lau period martial arts releases of the past few years. More talk than action, IIRC; large scale battles rather than one-to-one combat. Correct me anyone if I'm wrong as I've seen so many of these recently.oldeschool17 wrote:Can anybody give an opinion on this movie? Is it wire fu fest or does it have legit fight choreography? The storyline/plot looks decent enough
Compared to remixed mono it's not worth worrying about, but there is a difference if you listen on headphones. Spreading 2 channels thru five reduces the central impact, and can seemingly make the sound appear weaker (I often have to turn 5.1 mixes louder than I would stereo). Try a disc that offers both tracks and see what I mean.Ivan Drago wrote:Usually, a 5.1 version of an old Dolby Stereo film is no issue.
Definitely but 5.1 from Stereo and done respectfully is much easier to achieve. There's only one way to do Mono and that's Mono!Markgway wrote:5.1 that sounds quite like mono is luck more than skill.
I know and agreedMarkgway wrote:Lesser of two evils certainly. But any upcoming disc can be improved with original mono is what I'm saying.
Quite a few Shaws for a start & The Killer.grim_tales wrote:What films do they still have left?
and im not happy that u mess with origanal movies like twin warriors with jet li, i liked this movie for along tyme, then hear that DD releasing a movie called tai chi master, wich was just a renamed crappy re dubbed version of twin warriors, the dialog wasnt even the same.... i dont like bein ripped off either, even if its 20 bucks......
Not to be a grammar/spelling nazi, but jesus christ. Otherwise, whoever wrote thatthelostdragon wrote:LOL, just found this hilarious comment by a fan over at the Dragon Dynasty Facebook-page:and im not happy that u mess with origanal movies like twin warriors with jet li, i liked this movie for along tyme, then hear that DD releasing a movie called tai chi master, wich was just a renamed crappy re dubbed version of twin warriors, the dialog wasnt even the same.... i dont like bein ripped off either, even if its 20 bucks......