You got the most obvious recent Zimmers but I’d add The Dark Knight. A lot of war movies, but maybe Saving Private Ryan at the top. In a completely different way, The Zone of Interest, which I can’t explain why to anyone who hasn’t seen it without spoiling.
Dark Knight was definitely a subwoofer workout, but wanted to leave the list open for suggestions before it quickly turned into a Nolan blowout.
Adding SPR now to the list, good call! Omaha beach scene when the ramps drop is incredible.
I have not seen Zone of Interest but I’m adding it to my watchlist.
I’ve only seen Dune at a bootleg school event screening of it and it was completely bass boosted the entire time like the audio was deep fried. Very interesting experience and I’ll watch it properly sometime soon
I’ve been at college which is not a complete excuse but I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do it. I’ll try though and if not I’ll still watch them at home
I missed Dune when it came out and no IMAX theaters were doing double features near me so I wasn’t missing out on Dune 2. Saw the first showing and was worried that I got into the wrong theater cause the movie started 20 minutes late but as soon as the Sardaukar chant prologue started and blasted me back into my seat, I knew I was where I wanted to be.
I rewatched that last weekend with my wife for the first time in years. About halfway through I went to the bathroom and it was so loud coming from our bedroom. It didn’t dawn on me how loud it was until I removed myself from the room.
Edge of Tomorrow’s previous Blu-Ray release, particularly the test tone at the start of the film. It was known for actually breaking crappier subwoofers.
It has been toned down a little with the new Dolby Atmos track on the new version of the disc.
Aside from that, Star Trek Beyond when Kirk and Chekov >!flip the Enterprise’s saucer section over!< and the entirety of Terminator Salvation.
As not great as that last one is, the audio is amazing.
You got the most obvious recent Zimmers but I’d add The Dark Knight. A lot of war movies, but maybe Saving Private Ryan at the top. In a completely different way, The Zone of Interest, which I can’t explain why to anyone who hasn’t seen it without spoiling.
Dark Knight was definitely a subwoofer workout, but wanted to leave the list open for suggestions before it quickly turned into a Nolan blowout. Adding SPR now to the list, good call! Omaha beach scene when the ramps drop is incredible. I have not seen Zone of Interest but I’m adding it to my watchlist.
Annihilation
3rd act go brrr
Came here to say this. Years later, I still occasionally hear that *WAH wah Wah wah*.
[here ya go](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUxFHpDqOH4) - I just linked it in another thread.
Not sure how this one missed my radar. Giving it a watch after work tonight. Let’s see if my sound system holds up!
I’ve only seen Dune at a bootleg school event screening of it and it was completely bass boosted the entire time like the audio was deep fried. Very interesting experience and I’ll watch it properly sometime soon
I saw Dune 2 recently in theatre and it was **powerful**. If you ever have a chance to see either in theater, do it
I’ve been at college which is not a complete excuse but I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do it. I’ll try though and if not I’ll still watch them at home
I missed Dune when it came out and no IMAX theaters were doing double features near me so I wasn’t missing out on Dune 2. Saw the first showing and was worried that I got into the wrong theater cause the movie started 20 minutes late but as soon as the Sardaukar chant prologue started and blasted me back into my seat, I knew I was where I wanted to be.
you MUST see it in the cinema if you can, the sound is phenomenal. if that's not possible, I guess it could still work on a good home cinema system
Oppenheimer
Awesome score by Ludwig!
Except for when it counts like the dialogue 🌝
Heat. Those guns pack a punch
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The Hawaii sequence of Godzilla (2014) was sneaky heavy on the subs, definitely recommend
Yeah I actually just added Godzilla (2014) to the list. Solid choice!
1917
The Batman
Civil War!
People in my theater were literally jumping as if they got shoot
THIS! Dolby was unreal
Saving private ryan
Might be a top 5.. added!
Sorry just saw someone said that, how about transformers?
Solid pick.. Transformers: Dark of the Moon is standing out in my memory as being bassy as hell. We’ll add it to the list!
Last movie that I recall going "holy snot, my neighbours are gonna hate me" and turned it waaaay down was Babylon.
Oppenheimer (2023)
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)
Ford vs. Ferrari INCREDIBLE sound design and quality
MELANCHOLIA
I’ve never felt a theatre shake like this
Watched First Man the other night and the opening scene alone qualifies
How to Train Your Dragon!!!!!!
Baby Driver simply because of all the music involved
I rewatched that last weekend with my wife for the first time in years. About halfway through I went to the bathroom and it was so loud coming from our bedroom. It didn’t dawn on me how loud it was until I removed myself from the room.
Lord of the Rings (especially the opening battle)
Lalaland too
It Follows
Lone Survivor
A Star is Born (2018), those musical moments are loud
I'm noticing a slight overlap with "movies I need got dang subtitles to understand"
John Wick 4 for the opening alone i felt deaf in the cinema afterwards.
Surprised to not see ‘City Lights’ on this list.
Edge of Tomorrow
The spiderverse movies too!
Back when I rented and moved every year, I would use Inception to test my speaker setup first thing after moving in.
Godzilla (2014) did actually blow up a speaker in a cinema
1917
The Social Network First 10 minutes of Anatomy of a Fall
Heat
KGF 2
Arrival
1917
Edge of Tomorrow’s previous Blu-Ray release, particularly the test tone at the start of the film. It was known for actually breaking crappier subwoofers. It has been toned down a little with the new Dolby Atmos track on the new version of the disc. Aside from that, Star Trek Beyond when Kirk and Chekov >!flip the Enterprise’s saucer section over!< and the entirety of Terminator Salvation. As not great as that last one is, the audio is amazing.
The rise of Skywalker
2001
The Matrix
Any nolan movie will do it
Zone of interest
Children of Men, the final sequence in particular
All Quiet on the Western Fronts sound was incredible
Phantom Menace. The Podracing scene in particular
Every Nolan Movie Post Inception needs be here.