Trigen

Could you please add Paddington to your list. Or just measure the earthquake scene as the rest of the movie is void of bass.

If clipping is indeed becoming something of an artsy trend, that makes me want to kick the mixers doing it square in the sisters.

Nice pun.

People still consider Imax sound state of the art, so the voluntary consumption of distortion does not surprise me.

The final fader levels at the cinema I used to work in (during school) were also dependent on the prescribed levels by the studios / directors / management, in addition to the staff or the manager.

It does make me appreciate Imax's remote sound management and the thereotical uniformity it can achieve with regards to sound re-production.

Is that trailer from itunes?

The Jurassic World trailer on the other hand starts sloping at 40Hz.

Is there a difference graph for War of the Worlds and Battle Los Angeles dvd vs blu ray levels?

EOT get's reference status from me ( this years "Oblivion" ) a flat out 5 anyway you look at it from  sound design , extension ,dynamic range and just the best movie of the year for me!

 

can't wait to watch it again.

It sure is reference status but Oblivion audio mix, to me, is more cleaner and EOT is great as well, but, some sounds do get lost within all the action.

What about Jurassic Park 3 with the scenes dealing with the Spinosaur. Would they fit in the list?

Having watched the movie (Godzilla) twice in a movie theater (ex-Imax 15/70, now with Dolby 6.1) when it was released, I do not remember the audio mix sounding as harsh, muddy or compressed and sounds like a different mix for home release.

Are all the graphs for the movie from the actual blu ray/lossless version/torrent or a lossy version?

Scratch that...

Can someone please test "The Fog" (1980) Blu Ray (Collectors Edition on Amazon US or an equivalent). The search function did not provide any results.

Thank you.