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* The remastered version can be seen before every showing of Aerosmith's ''Deuces are Wild'' concert residency. | * The remastered version can be seen before every showing of Aerosmith's ''Deuces are Wild'' concert residency. | ||
* It appears at the end of the Pioneer LaserDisc release of ''Platoon'' due to time constraints. | * It appears at the end of the Pioneer LaserDisc release of ''Platoon'' due to time constraints. | ||
* The DVD variant (both 16:9 and 4:3 versions) makes a surprise appearance on the DVD release of Kiss the Girls, hidden in titles 5 and 6 respectively. | * The DVD variant (both 16:9 and 4:3 versions) makes a surprise appearance on the DVD release of ''Kiss the Girls'', hidden in titles 5 and 6 respectively. | ||
*It was spotted on Chinese bootleg DVDs to ''Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace'' (which is actually a compressed re-authoring to the 2001 US DVD release) and ''Shrek''. The legit release of ''The Phantom Menace'' just uses the 9th trailer while ''Shrek'' isn't THX-certified at all. | |||
'''Editor's Note:''' This trailer's rendition of the Deep Note, cited as "the most awesome, powerful, and terrifying audio trademark in the film industry" by No Film School, is frequently referenced and parodied for its capability to be perceived as loud and menacing. This is an aural illusion; the spectrum of frequencies used in the sound, which Gary Rydstrom says makes it "just feel loud", are of sufficient volume for theaters. | '''Editor's Note:''' This trailer's rendition of the Deep Note, cited as "the most awesome, powerful, and terrifying audio trademark in the film industry" by No Film School, is frequently referenced and parodied for its capability to be perceived as loud and menacing. This is an aural illusion; the spectrum of frequencies used in the sound, which Gary Rydstrom says makes it "just feel loud", are of sufficient volume for theaters. | ||