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Anybody catch this yet? Would have loved to have seen this in the theater on IMAX. Action begins around the 10 minute mark and doesn't let up till the end. Kinda early to say but this may be in the top 5 of Naval war movies IMO.
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Just watched it and I enjoyed it. -
Wife and I loved it, and she hates war movies.
She kept commenting how she didn't know how they did it, no way she would be on a ship in the middle of nowhere with subs hunting them.
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How/where did ya'll find the movie to watch it?Comment
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Iirc its on Apple tv or some shit. Hopefully it gets pirated to Netflix or the like...Originally posted by SilverbackComment
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You have to have an account on Plex? I don't see it.Originally posted by Tx Redneck View PostIt's on Plex.
Man, I'd hate to create yet another streaming account."Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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I'll wait for Netflix or RedBox I guess..at least then I'll get the full DTS experience.Comment
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DTS vs eac3Originally posted by ram57ta View Post
DTS uses a completely different algorithm and much higher bit rates than AC3 does. DTS is usually louder than AC3 and studies have shown that all things being equal, most people will perceive a louder sound as being higher quality than the exact same sound at a lower volume. Both are lossy.
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I've noticed that with my Aventage receiver DTS seems to be lower volume than AC3, but I think DTS generally sounds better than AC3. My setup is only 5.1 due to space available..but I have pretty good main speakers so I like the sound.Originally posted by Tx Redneck View PostDTS vs eac3
DTS uses a completely different algorithm and much higher bit rates than AC3 does. DTS is usually louder than AC3 and studies have shown that all things being equal, most people will perceive a louder sound as being higher quality than the exact same sound at a lower volume. Both are lossy.
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Then you'd enjoy this perfectly. We did on our 7.1 and 12' projection setup. :biggrin:Comment
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