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Playing BAttlefield 2 (Strike At Karkland) with the volume on my Logitech 5.1 speakers cranked up and trying to hold off the US MArines from taking the last bridge into the MEC base. It was AMAZING....

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry flying on a Hippogriff over Hogwarts, the scene is beautiful and the music is amazing. LOTR, Two Towers, when Gandalf appears on the fifth day, at dawn.

Avatar, exactly the scene when they are destroying hometree, the really made it real, made it so exciting, so sad, so helpless, almost cried. Excelente movie. Execellent coordination between sound and image.

Once upon a time a have seen the Vanilla Sky on big screen it was a movie night in my local cinema and the music was so good and play good role with whole movie and I fall in love in the movie and in Tom C.

It is really a tough call, but I'd have to say that the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy's sound truly immersed me into the film's lush world with it's supreme mix of thundering marches, resonating strings, and choirs that could rival the Mormon Tabernacle. In terms of gaming, 2004's "The Suffering" by Midway actually gave me the creeps because of the mostly silent atmosphere, but with the banging of pipes, ghosts and metallic screeches, it really made you feel like you were stuck in a rundown, haunted prison.

It has to Avatar my first 3D movie to see- the part Neytiri is on her own fighting the marines coming her way when the hard head dinosaurs come as she is ready to face them all and are her side to help.. Awsome movie, will be going again, but cant really choose just a part all was memoriable, all sounds brought the affects and graphics.

It has to Avatar my first 3D movie to see- the part Neytiri is on her own fighting the marines coming her way when the hard head dinosaurs come as she is ready to face them all and are her side to help.. Awsome movie, will be going again, but cant really choose just a part all was memoriable, all sounds brought the affects and graphics.

the best audio and video sequence that I remember seeing in any movie, was in 300, in the scene of the last battle, confrontation between Xerxes and Leonidas.
It reflects the null expectation of the 300 Spartans facing the magnificence of the emperor with his impressive army, so splendid, imposing, besides the touch of treason that were submitted, while the 300 after the ravages of battle are defeated, yet standing, worthy of respect, details as small, but representative, as the blowing wind, the songs of seagulls, the stifling environment, full of stress, give an almost poetic touch to the scene, followed the last attack, which shows leonidas that xerxes weakness is in his mighty power.

Avatar's last 20 minutes is the perfect example of great surround sound amplifying the visuals immensely.