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I found the Sonic Landscape logo on my Pearl Harbor DVD.
imported>MysteriousSoundSystem (Updated some information and provided working links for Sonic Landscape.) |
imported>Videolover1999 (I found the Sonic Landscape logo on my Pearl Harbor DVD.) |
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'''Music/Sounds''': Several calm piano notes with a choir, followed by three more piano notes when each letter in "dts" shines. | '''Music/Sounds''': Several calm piano notes with a choir, followed by three more piano notes when each letter in "dts" shines. | ||
'''Availability''': Common. Appears on DTS DVDs of the time, like on several Universal, DreamWorks, and Fox titles. Again, the audio can only be heard if you have the right equipment. It was also used in some cinemas at the time. On some discs such as The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, this trailer is presented in 2.35:1 even though the film is in 1.85:1. On the inverse, on many films that are framed in Scope such as the Die Hard Trilogy (as well as all reprints of Die Hard 1, 2 and 3), this trailer is presented in 1.85:1. | '''Availability''': Common. Appears on DTS DVDs of the time, like on several Universal, DreamWorks, and Fox titles. This trailer also appears on the 2001 DVD release of Pearl Harbor. Again, the audio can only be heard if you have the right equipment. It was also used in some cinemas at the time. On some discs such as The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, this trailer is presented in 2.35:1 even though the film is in 1.85:1. On the inverse, on many films that are framed in Scope such as the Die Hard Trilogy (as well as all reprints of Die Hard 1, 2 and 3), this trailer is presented in 1.85:1. | ||
'''Editor's Note''': This logo is a favorite of many because of its calm nature. | '''Editor's Note''': This logo is a favorite of many because of its calm nature. | ||