Okay, I'll probably catch it for admitting I watched it, but...Got it from Flix, finally got around to seeing it, and I kind of liked it, there, I said it. Let me tell you the sound was spectacular, some of the hardest hitting bass I've heard smacking you right in the chest. But it was different, not explosion bass but very tight music bass, very good. The next day I looked it up on Blu-ray.com
"Burlesque features a dazzling, exuberant, powerful, big, crisp, kicking, and spacious monster of a soundtrack. Use whatever adjective comes to mind, but this one really belts out the energy and still has something left in the tank when the movie comes to an end. Sony's DTS-HD MA 5.1 lossless soundtrack will push the best sound systems to their limits with energized music and hard-hitting vocals in every musical tune, and things are just quiet enough in the downtime that the big boys have room to recharge while the center channel handles dialogue like it was made for the movie. Sure the track is obviously jazzed up a bit, but wo cares? It's fun and passionate, an exhilarating listen that's sure to put a smile on listeners's faces even when the movie has them singing the blues. The track also delivers a wonderful spread of city atmospherics; passing cars, honking horns, driving rain, and background music beats coming from a closed-door club all immediately place the listener smack-dab in the middle of Los Angeles. Of course, the track makes excellent use of every speaker to create a seamless 360-degree field of sound during most every segment, both loud and reserved. The low end belts out plenty of accurate and strong but not excessively rumbly or sloppy notes. This is a complete package of a soundtrack, a dazzling listen that's easiy the best part of the Burlesque experience."
Okay, anyone else going to admit to it?
