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Master and commander, can't wait for the 4k with atmos. 😊

Awesome list! Thank you. The setups for what to listen to make the list even better. Definitely check out the opening from Ice Age. In Dune Part Two when the emperors ship breaks the Atmosphere there is an insane sonic boom that brought my kids out of their rooms to see what I was watching.

Thanks for mentioning other movies. People always mention the same 10 movies. Refreshing

Maverick doesnt sound that good to me. I have a mrx 1140 with polk R700's and SVS subs. Its a static mix

The Great Wall of China, Matt Damon. At 1:37when beast walk above them in the tunel for about 1 minute.

Great list. One of my favorites is the train crash scene in Super 8. Can't wait to try out Swordfish.

A quiet place, where she goes to the basement and pierce her foot, deep bass and good Atmos.

Super 8: Train crash scene. Go to beginning of the chapter for subtle surrounds. The Incredible Hulk: Chase Scene Den of Thieves: first and last combat scenes Hacksaw Ridge: (Atmos) Ridge battle scene - but just before the naval canon assault

Great suggestions! You even listed a few I haven’t tried since building my home theater. But how in the world did you miss “Edge of Tomorrow” for BASS DEMO during the first 60 secs of the movie opening?😢😢😢 FYI, you must have the 4K blue ray. Some mixes dulled the demo. I can’t remember which one dulled it. But be warned, you will find the limits of your subs😅😅

Thank you! Always looking for demos 🎉

Very solid list! I only have TFA on DTS master so now I'll be buying the 4k. I like how you separated good Atmos mixes from just good mixes in general. I love that you included Book of Eli and Open Range. When Kevin Costner shoots the shotgun in the bar, HOLY COW. I think the movie you were thinking of at the end was Unbroken. Such a good into scene. One LFE scene that no one ever talks about is the MUTO scene in (2014) Godzilla at 1:16. It has really good surround effects when the MUTO goes under the bridge. I demo that scene about as loud as I can handle. Since you're a SW fan, Star Wars: attack of the clones 1:06:25. The astroid scene is one of my favorite demos ever. One demo I never see on these lists is Toy Story 2, the into. Lots of bass and they include a lot of "Skywalker Sound" sound effects randomly haha. Not the 4k Dolby atmos mix, but the DTS master on the old blu ray, Disney ruined it with the 4k. I subscribed and I hope to see more of your favs as time goes on.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - at 1hr 35m begins the scene where Credence goes absolutely berserk for TEN full minutes!

This is an awesome and timely video as I’m building my movie collection. Though I only have a 5.2 system these suggestions still give my speakers a workout! Thx!!!!!

Does this matter if you have a Mad VR?

Awesome list and really handy to keep it in my favorites!

Some nice bass demo's as well. Firstman chapter 1 and 7 - Unbroken, chapter 1 - Underwater. Just watch the film, bass from start to finish.

Man you got me fired up now! Going through my old DVD demo folder, some classics: Reactor activation scene Total recall, Terminator 3 the crane chase scene, toy Story 2 the buzz lightyear game opening sequence, Bad Boys 2 highway chase scene, Ballistic - Ecks vs sever Train Yard might be the highest explosions per minute clip there is, Chronicles of Riddick Landing sequence, Cradle to the Grave Helicopter and tank scene is pretty bad ass and funny, Disney's Dinosaur Opening scene & Asteroid impact, I Robot Tunnel Car Wreck, Cracking ice from opening of Ice Age, Matrix Revolutions City Breech has to win something just for the sheer number of bullets fired, The Patriot Field Battle scene, and actually not as old, but the reboot of Dredd, the gun scene when they lock the building down and fire alll the mini guns. That should keep anyone busy for awhile

Fantastic beasts and where to find them has some great base demo

It's such a well known everyone does it scene, but the intro to edge of tomorrow is still a will it break my subs test, especially the originally DTS mix, I think they netered it for the Atmos, least that's the consensus Um, heres a good one, Moonfall, silly movie, but pretty immersive especially when all hell is breaking loose twords the end of the de-orbit. Oh The Launch scene in Apollo 13! Watched that in an IMAX at the Kennedy space center...their subs couldn't handle it lol.

For music, the new Queen live aid release is insane, Freddie's vocal perice the whole room, really gives you that "I am there" magic, great mixing. Super mario Bro's animated movie has some of the craziest bass I've heard, most of the movie, but the rainbow road race especially is killer. I actually had to turn my subs DOWN for once. Twister in Amos is pretty crazy, any of the tornado scenes, there are liek 3 or 4 of them. I always liked the Scene from True Lies when she drops the automatic down the stairs and it starts firing randomly. Probably my favorite scene on the lesser talked about list, the entire Lobby Scene in The Matrix, from the time they enter the government building til they blow up the helicopter, some of the best localization of bullit hits, and pumping bass from the sound track. Honerable mentions, the mini gun scene from T2, the automatic shot gun scene Terry Crews uses in Expendables Spiderverse and Across the spiderverse both rocked the bass department from start to finish, but especially the second one, thats another movie I had to turn my subs down for, just ridicules low end for scenes that probably didn't really need it lol. I mean everone says Dune 1/2 is a must, but I haven't experienced it yet. On a personal leval I love the shockwave scene from Star trek VI when Praxis blows up, that never gets old. and of course, flassic, the Opening of T2, credits, war, initial time bubble, all top notch. I use the pearl Harbor attack often enough too, but Middway does sound better.

Love it! You and your team knocked it out of the park with my Theory Audio theatre from Texas to Des Moines…I hope you stop by and check it out if you’re in the area and will test your list. You guys are awesome!

Thanks for the list, man. I'm going to check all of these out. Not sure how these stack up to your list, but I really like the first Thor movie that came out in 2011. When Thor and his buddies go to the ice planet somewhere in the first 15-20 minutes of the movie, they get surrounded by lightning and it's pretty cool. That whole movie has some really nice surround effects. I also like the Ready Player One first race scene. Some really good surround effects there where King Kong is running around.

May I add included interstellar for bass when the spaceship takes off

did listen to the whole thing :) don't have Atmos (yet) but some of my favorite demos are : Eagles Farewell I tour DTS-HD master, Star Wars The Phantom Menace - the pod race, Heat - the shooting scene in the street after the bank job, Master and Commander the first ship battle, Gladiator - the music Elysian fields , Phil Collins - Finally...The First Farewell Tour Paris 2004 - the drum duo is amazing

Are the rear ceiling mounted speakers atmos or rear surround?

It's a great material for mixed use rooms. If you have a dedicated room, you're much better off painting the walls and ceiling dark and using a neutral gain screen. Black Diamond and StudioTek 130 still have very noticable glitter effect and some hot spotting. It's like watching an image projected onto Edward Cullen's skin. Off-axis viewing is a serious problem too if you're worried about more than just the main seat. Left edge of the screen from the right-hand seat and vice versa will suffer quite a bit. The same physics that make it brighter from center-on necessarily injure the off-axis image. Also, everyone knows projectors don't emit black. Going from that to claiming that it's a lie to talk about black levels is dishonest. Everyone knows black level refers to perceived black level, i.e. when the PJ is trying to dispay black, how much light actually gets through. Put a JVC next to an Epson and tell your audience that black level is a lie, lol. Don't believe your oying eyes, people. Nothing to see here. This is some Dennis Foley level stuff.

Great review! Thank you for the video!

Thanks for sharing! I had 2 REL Carbon Specials. John and the REL team are great. My journey, however, took me to JL Audio Fathom. Much smaller box and I found them very easy to integrate. The sound is absolutely amazing out of them and I prefer the XLR low level input. I’m sure there is some value though with the high level connection that REL recommends but I’m not sure if it’s a transformative difference between the two over preference and another connectivity option.

JL love em tight clean hard , low distortion bass. Evan for car the w610 solid

Very cool, had rel 1205’s. And I switched to SVS PB 3000’s. I am having trouble getting used to the SVS subs. I got a good deal on the SVS but would like to get a pair of the 1510’s

Well done.

WHY NOT BUY THE MOVIE AND RIP IT TO A HARD DRIVE, [ AND BACKUPS ] THEN USE IT ON A MEDIA PLAYER LIKE ZIDOO, LIKE THIS YOU DONT HAVE TO WORRY IF THE COMPANY GOES UNDER AND YOU LOOSE ALL THE MOVIES YOU BOUGHT... I PERSONALY DONT TRUST THEM

I recently purchased the Michi P5 preamp and Michi S5 amp driving my Magnepan 2.7x speakers. My audio dealer only carries JL subwoofers. Which JL do you think would be a good match for my system? No home theater, just music. Vaulted ceiling in my listening room 16 ft high. Your recommendations are greatly appreciated, thank you

I really like the Nexico Aurora Pro, what is the best 150" screen?

Amazing outcome! Deep pocket, too, I have to say. Question for you: In another video you said that although you highly recommend grey screens, they are a no-go for AT screens. Can you help me understand how this one works? Is it because high end (very expensive) screens can still make it work with both AT and grey?

What are your thoughts on lifestyle projectors?

First time hearing any of this great advice

The only subs I've heard that can compete with JL Audio are the Martin Logan Dynamo series. The Dynamo 1100 (12") is perhaps more musical than the JL E series subs, but has nowhere near the low extension for movies. JL crushes SVS in my experience

What about the mx180?

“Like a hot girl with no issues…. Rare”! Truth!

Out of those 3, JL is always going to be the choice. Fathom is one of the best I’ve heard for performance to size. JTR not covered is probably the most violent I’ve heard.

Adding an expensive power amp to a mediocre AVR. It's still going to be the AVR that's making itself known! Hence, one should try to keep things evenly balanced!

Wow, great, you included top-notch brands like Epson, Sony and more.... of course, you have to pay the price to get them.....

You dont actually own anything you buy on Kaleidescape read the TOS

Good info, especially since I’m in my planning phase. Do you have any info or videos about building a shelf/cabinet behind the screen? I’d like to go this route so I can use three matching towers for LCR.

I know you recommended the Epson PU1006 before (other vids), but I was recommended the powerlite L775 instead by an Epson dealer for a cheaper alternative that uses some of the same internal chips as 1006 but cheaper. What do you think about this the 775 for a mostly light controlled room shooting onto just a dark grey wall til I have $ for a screen. I like the LS11000 I have there now but feel it lacks some needed lumens. Thanks for the advice!

With the money you’re spending why not go wall to wall 2.35 with a Madvr?

With good design the zoom method will not make the bars visible above and below the screen. You simply need dark walls. Or a better projector like a JVC or Sony. I used this method for years. Ultimately I went your route though. I think 16:9 is just better these days with more near 16:9 content. Like you said.

💀 I feel like I wasted my time.... Could have been a 1-2 min video Max.

So smart mouth