Cos Audioholic Samurai Dec 26, 2005 2,730 0 83 May 18, 2019 #1 1. Go See It! Take all the action from John Wick 1&2, take it a step up, and don't stop the action at any time. It was mindless fun, with a basic story with tons of action. It even plays tribute a bit to Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon and Game of Death. I enjoyed it, the fight scenes are a step of from the previous 2 movies and that's says a lot! Reactions: Pogre and j_garcia
1. Go See It! Take all the action from John Wick 1&2, take it a step up, and don't stop the action at any time. It was mindless fun, with a basic story with tons of action. It even plays tribute a bit to Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon and Game of Death. I enjoyed it, the fight scenes are a step of from the previous 2 movies and that's says a lot!
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 May 18, 2019 #2 Can’t wait to see this!!!
Old Onkyo Audioholic General Sep 2, 2018 1,177 0 48 65 May 19, 2019 #3 I saw it at a Harkins theatre in Dolby Atmos. Movie long on action, short on story line. Halle Berry doesn’t hurt!
I saw it at a Harkins theatre in Dolby Atmos. Movie long on action, short on story line. Halle Berry doesn’t hurt!
AcuDefTechGuy Audioholic Jedi Jul 10, 2007 34,058 0 113 May 19, 2019 #4 Old Onkyo said: I saw it at a Harkins theatre in Dolby Atmos. Movie long on action, short on story line. Halle Berry doesn’t hurt! Click to expand... Could you actually hear any OVERHEAD sound effects or just the usual surround effects NOT from the ceiling? Reason I ask is because I have JWick 1 and 2 in Atmos. But there’s not much overhead sound effects.
Old Onkyo said: I saw it at a Harkins theatre in Dolby Atmos. Movie long on action, short on story line. Halle Berry doesn’t hurt! Click to expand... Could you actually hear any OVERHEAD sound effects or just the usual surround effects NOT from the ceiling? Reason I ask is because I have JWick 1 and 2 in Atmos. But there’s not much overhead sound effects.
Old Onkyo Audioholic General Sep 2, 2018 1,177 0 48 65 May 19, 2019 #5 I remember a few scenes where I could hear the audio overhead, but can’t remember many scenes that would have called for overhead sound. Reactions: AcuDefTechGuy
I remember a few scenes where I could hear the audio overhead, but can’t remember many scenes that would have called for overhead sound.
AcuDefTechGuy Audioholic Jedi Jul 10, 2007 34,058 0 113 May 19, 2019 #6 Old Onkyo said: I remember a few scenes where I could hear the audio overhead, but can’t remember many scenes that would have called for overhead sound. Click to expand... Sounds about right. Why they even bother calling it Atmos? Using NeuralX will sound better.
Old Onkyo said: I remember a few scenes where I could hear the audio overhead, but can’t remember many scenes that would have called for overhead sound. Click to expand... Sounds about right. Why they even bother calling it Atmos? Using NeuralX will sound better.
Old Onkyo Audioholic General Sep 2, 2018 1,177 0 48 65 May 19, 2019 #7 IMHO Atmos is best for obvious situations like airplanes, wind, rains, and some battle scenes. I don’t have much experience with neuralx.
IMHO Atmos is best for obvious situations like airplanes, wind, rains, and some battle scenes. I don’t have much experience with neuralx.
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Aug 19, 2004 23,552 0 113 May 19, 2019 #8 Old Onkyo said: I remember a few scenes where I could hear the audio overhead, but can’t remember many scenes that would have called for overhead sound. Click to expand... Bullets flying overhead perhaps? Reactions: AcuDefTechGuy
Old Onkyo said: I remember a few scenes where I could hear the audio overhead, but can’t remember many scenes that would have called for overhead sound. Click to expand... Bullets flying overhead perhaps?
Kvn_Walker Audioholic Field Marshall Jun 4, 2018 1,600 0 63 May 19, 2019 #9 Going Tuesday! We really loved the first 2 movies.
Old Onkyo Audioholic General Sep 2, 2018 1,177 0 48 65 May 19, 2019 #10 mtrycrafts said: Bullets flying overhead perhaps? Click to expand... Ehh
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 May 19, 2019 #11 Old Onkyo said: IMHO Atmos is best for obvious situations like airplanes, wind, rains, and some battle scenes. I don’t have much experience with neuralx. Click to expand... Something I enjoy about Atmos is sound being phantom imaged into the room. To me Atmos is much more than helicopters and rain(although that IS fun). When I’m watching ninja turtles and shredder shoots his crazy knife things out and they come back to him, I can hear them go right past my head. I guess to me the helicopters and stuff is low hanging fruit that SHOULD be part of any decent soundtrack. Also, I like that Atmos seems to erase the walls of my room. Not that it was a “problem” in my room previously, but after Atmos it’s just more realistic I guess.
Old Onkyo said: IMHO Atmos is best for obvious situations like airplanes, wind, rains, and some battle scenes. I don’t have much experience with neuralx. Click to expand... Something I enjoy about Atmos is sound being phantom imaged into the room. To me Atmos is much more than helicopters and rain(although that IS fun). When I’m watching ninja turtles and shredder shoots his crazy knife things out and they come back to him, I can hear them go right past my head. I guess to me the helicopters and stuff is low hanging fruit that SHOULD be part of any decent soundtrack. Also, I like that Atmos seems to erase the walls of my room. Not that it was a “problem” in my room previously, but after Atmos it’s just more realistic I guess.
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 May 19, 2019 #12 mtrycrafts said: Bullets flying overhead perhaps? Click to expand... As I’ve mentioned in the past, it’s much more than that. BUT one good example is in Hacksaw Ridge. When the navy is “softening up” the ridge, there’s some very cool artillery that goes from back to front, overhead, and clearly lands about half way between the top of my display and my ceiling. This is exactly the imaginary point above screen where the top of hacksaw is. Super convincing. That’s the kind of subtle stuff that to me, is so much cooler than rain and planes and wind. Not downplaying those things. Just sayin it’s much more than that. [emoji16]
mtrycrafts said: Bullets flying overhead perhaps? Click to expand... As I’ve mentioned in the past, it’s much more than that. BUT one good example is in Hacksaw Ridge. When the navy is “softening up” the ridge, there’s some very cool artillery that goes from back to front, overhead, and clearly lands about half way between the top of my display and my ceiling. This is exactly the imaginary point above screen where the top of hacksaw is. Super convincing. That’s the kind of subtle stuff that to me, is so much cooler than rain and planes and wind. Not downplaying those things. Just sayin it’s much more than that. [emoji16]
Old Onkyo Audioholic General Sep 2, 2018 1,177 0 48 65 May 19, 2019 #13 I William, it sounds like you are speaking of your HT system, if so, have you been to a commercial theater that offers the same experience?
I William, it sounds like you are speaking of your HT system, if so, have you been to a commercial theater that offers the same experience?
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 May 19, 2019 #14 Old Onkyo said: I William, it sounds like you are speaking of your HT system, if so, have you been to a commercial theater that offers the same experience? Click to expand... Indeed I am. My theater is hardly the be all, End all, but I’ve taken great care to get as much out of it as I can and IMO, it’s pretty darn good. in fact I find that the only benefit to my local theater over my own is the screen size. I have experienced other Atmos systems, just not a commercial one. We live in a fairly rural area, and our local theater has 12 screens. They recently installed power leather recliners, but I would much rather they installed atmos and better bass capabilities.
Old Onkyo said: I William, it sounds like you are speaking of your HT system, if so, have you been to a commercial theater that offers the same experience? Click to expand... Indeed I am. My theater is hardly the be all, End all, but I’ve taken great care to get as much out of it as I can and IMO, it’s pretty darn good. in fact I find that the only benefit to my local theater over my own is the screen size. I have experienced other Atmos systems, just not a commercial one. We live in a fairly rural area, and our local theater has 12 screens. They recently installed power leather recliners, but I would much rather they installed atmos and better bass capabilities.
Old Onkyo Audioholic General Sep 2, 2018 1,177 0 48 65 May 19, 2019 #15 This was my first experience with Atmos. The screen was enormous, the sound was way better than The AMC Dolby theatre that I frequent. Better, but other than a few scenes I didn’t hear the greatness or Atmos.
This was my first experience with Atmos. The screen was enormous, the sound was way better than The AMC Dolby theatre that I frequent. Better, but other than a few scenes I didn’t hear the greatness or Atmos.
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 May 19, 2019 #16 Old Onkyo said: This was my first experience with Atmos. The screen was enormous, the sound was way better than The AMC Dolby theatre that I frequent. Better, but other than a few scenes I didn’t hear the greatness or Atmos. Click to expand... I think some theaters have trained monkeys running the gear and my mom could do better lol. Also, IMO it’s hard to implement a great experience for a theater full of people. Ask @ADTG about his experience in a commercial atmos cinema vs home. I think Andrew will agree with me. DO NOT write off Atmos due to a mediocre experience at the local theater. It’s head and shoulders above any legacy surround formats. That’s my experience anyway. Reactions: AcuDefTechGuy
Old Onkyo said: This was my first experience with Atmos. The screen was enormous, the sound was way better than The AMC Dolby theatre that I frequent. Better, but other than a few scenes I didn’t hear the greatness or Atmos. Click to expand... I think some theaters have trained monkeys running the gear and my mom could do better lol. Also, IMO it’s hard to implement a great experience for a theater full of people. Ask @ADTG about his experience in a commercial atmos cinema vs home. I think Andrew will agree with me. DO NOT write off Atmos due to a mediocre experience at the local theater. It’s head and shoulders above any legacy surround formats. That’s my experience anyway.
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Aug 19, 2004 23,552 0 113 May 20, 2019 #17 William Lemmerhirt said: As I’ve mentioned in the past, it’s much more than that. BUT one good example is in Hacksaw Ridge. When the navy is “softening up” the ridge, there’s some very cool artillery that goes from back to front, overhead, and clearly lands about half way between the top of my display and my ceiling. This is exactly the imaginary point above screen where the top of hacksaw is. Super convincing. That’s the kind of subtle stuff that to me, is so much cooler than rain and planes and wind. Not downplaying those things. Just sayin it’s much more than that. [emoji16] Click to expand... Yes, but Wick didn't have artillery just a bunch of hand weapons by the gang. I am not downplaying Atmos at all but it all depends on film content. Wick perhaps is not the best film to demo Atmos. Reactions: Old Onkyo
William Lemmerhirt said: As I’ve mentioned in the past, it’s much more than that. BUT one good example is in Hacksaw Ridge. When the navy is “softening up” the ridge, there’s some very cool artillery that goes from back to front, overhead, and clearly lands about half way between the top of my display and my ceiling. This is exactly the imaginary point above screen where the top of hacksaw is. Super convincing. That’s the kind of subtle stuff that to me, is so much cooler than rain and planes and wind. Not downplaying those things. Just sayin it’s much more than that. [emoji16] Click to expand... Yes, but Wick didn't have artillery just a bunch of hand weapons by the gang. I am not downplaying Atmos at all but it all depends on film content. Wick perhaps is not the best film to demo Atmos.
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 May 20, 2019 #18 mtrycrafts said: Yes, but Wick didn't have artillery just a bunch of hand weapons by the gang. I am not downplaying Atmos at all but it all depends on film content. Wick perhaps is not the best film to demo Atmos. Click to expand... Maybe, maybe not. There definitely different environments, and interiors too.
mtrycrafts said: Yes, but Wick didn't have artillery just a bunch of hand weapons by the gang. I am not downplaying Atmos at all but it all depends on film content. Wick perhaps is not the best film to demo Atmos. Click to expand... Maybe, maybe not. There definitely different environments, and interiors too.
AcuDefTechGuy Audioholic Jedi Jul 10, 2007 34,058 0 113 May 29, 2019 #19 mtrycrafts said: Bullets flying overhead perhaps? Click to expand... Bullets. Surely there’s got to be some aircraft flying somewhere or cars crashing overhead. At least thunder and rain. So many things could sound overhead. Look at “The Equalizer”. All kinds of overhead action. Even “The Quick and the Dead” remastered in Atmos has bullets, rain, and thunder overhead.
mtrycrafts said: Bullets flying overhead perhaps? Click to expand... Bullets. Surely there’s got to be some aircraft flying somewhere or cars crashing overhead. At least thunder and rain. So many things could sound overhead. Look at “The Equalizer”. All kinds of overhead action. Even “The Quick and the Dead” remastered in Atmos has bullets, rain, and thunder overhead.
AcuDefTechGuy Audioholic Jedi Jul 10, 2007 34,058 0 113 May 29, 2019 #20 Old Onkyo said: This was my first experience with Atmos. The screen was enormous, the sound was way better than The AMC Dolby theatre that I frequent. Better, but other than a few scenes I didn’t hear the greatness or Atmos. Click to expand... I pretty much gave up on Atmos based solely on my experience with the commercial Atmos cinemas. But then I tried it at home and it was a 100% game changer. Not all so-called Atmos movies (John Wick, all Marvel movies, etc.) have any good overhead sounds. But there are many awesome Atmos movies. Once you’ve experienced great HOME Atmos sound, you will never go back.
Old Onkyo said: This was my first experience with Atmos. The screen was enormous, the sound was way better than The AMC Dolby theatre that I frequent. Better, but other than a few scenes I didn’t hear the greatness or Atmos. Click to expand... I pretty much gave up on Atmos based solely on my experience with the commercial Atmos cinemas. But then I tried it at home and it was a 100% game changer. Not all so-called Atmos movies (John Wick, all Marvel movies, etc.) have any good overhead sounds. But there are many awesome Atmos movies. Once you’ve experienced great HOME Atmos sound, you will never go back.
