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The Devil's Own
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| Ratings / 5 |
| Sound | 4 |
| Visuals | 4 |
| Effects | 4 |
| Features | 1 |
| Transfer | 4.5 |
| Packaging | 5 |
| Overall | 3.75 |
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| Disc Information |
| Audio | Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Stereo Surround |
| Other Languages | French, Spanish |
| Subtitles | English, French, Spanish |
| Aspect Ratio | 2.35:1 (Animorphic Widescreen), 1.33:1 (Fullscreen) |
| Discs | Layers | 1 | 2 |
| Packaging | Clamshell Push Button |
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| Bonus Features |
| Featurettes | None |
| Trailers & Spots | Theatrical Trailer |
| Commentaries | None |
| Interviews | None |
| Storyboards | None |
| Galleries | None |
| Other | None |
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| Chapter Highlights |
| Ch. 1: | It starts with beautiful views of Ireland. There are some gunshots at the beginning which is followed by some hard hitting music which sounds great. |
| Ch. 2: | A Teriffic gunfight with uzis and machine guns filled with bullet hits that sound great. Nine minutes into the chapter a helecopter passes over from front to back. Also in an interior shot you can feel the bass rumble from the helecopter overhead. |
| Ch. 28: | The score comes alive followed by a subway train which seems to enter the room. |
| Ch. 30: | For the first minute and a half, this chapter is a phenomenal showcase of sound effects: water dripping, car doors opening and slamming shut, guns cocking and hitting the ground, etc. It's great, in the middle of an abbandoned warehouse everything echos. Then 3:15 into the chapter, an explosion rocks the place and gunplay ensues. |
| Ch. 32: | Seven minutes in there are some chilling symbol hits that really sets the mood. |
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| Other |
| Strengths: | The Score by James Horner is excellent. |
| Weaknesses: | Not to many sounds comes from the surrounds although the sound is great from the fronts. No special features unless you count the theatrical trailer in pro logic. |
| Running Time: | Approx. 111 minutes |
| Synopsis: | Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt star in this harrowing thriller about an IRA gunman who draws an American family into the crossfire or terrorism. |
| Other Thoughts: | An extremely exciting thriller. I really enjoyed it. |
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| A/V System Reviewed On: |
| Receiver: | Denon AVR-5800 |
| TV: | Mitsubishi WS-55805 |
| Speakers: | Boston Acoustics |
| Fronts: | 555X THX |
| Center: | 555X THX |
| Surrounds: | 575X THX |
| Rear Surrounds: | 575X THX |
| Subwoofer: | Polk Audio PW 650 |
| DVD Player: | Sony DVP 860 |
| Interconnects: |
| Audio: | Monster Cable Interlink® LightSpeed™ 100 Fiber Optic |
| Video: | Monster Video® 3 High-Resolution Component Video Cable |
| Speaker Wire: | Monster Cable XP with Monster Cable connectors |
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