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 yea .. yea the wall fantasy finally come true all of you people around the word , no matter how old are you 14-99 will be thrilling to see this movie fot the ... time it's a really great one and for those of you that saw it i don't need to add any word for those of you that didn't had the chance to see it . i can only say one word PREORDER
Unfortunately, no matter what sound configuration I used (including 5.1), the sound mix on my copy was atrocious. Either the volume had to be all the way up at 85% to hear the dialogue, or 35% to keep the neighbors from complaining about how loud the music was. For that reason alone, I would not spend money on this product - it's definitely a rent before buy. I really wish I could give this more stars. The movie is fascinating and the music is superb. But, like other good movies that could have been great on DVD, The Wall is ruined if the audio track is messy, as mine was.
The picture was clear enough, and altogether it was a good experience. Any die-hard fan of The Wall will truly appreciate the enhancements of Dolby Digital as well as the sharp digital picture. I highly recommend it - just be ready with the remote for those volume adjustments.
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Yes, I love the album The Wall. The movie is interesting to watch, a bit longwinded toward the middle but overall worth a couple hours of time. The extra features are as spectacular as promised - gotta be at least 4 hours of material on this disc.
I was thrilled to finally be purchasing one of my favorite "musicals" of all times, especially at the thought of enjoying The Wall in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround-sound. While the musics tracks of the DVD were awesome, as well as some of the special effects (explosions, etc.), the dialogue was poorly mixed in with the soundtrack requiring me to constantly adjust the volume (quite annoying).
