Widescreen Review mag has a compilation of DTS movie trailers. The one I bought had some good clips from "Gladiator", "U-571", "Chicken Run", "Saving Private Ryan", and about 10 other movies. The DTS sound is excellent, and of course the clips are chosen for "demo" quality.
The specific title of the DVD is: "The Ultimate DTS Widescreen DVD Movie Guide", and it may now have more than one volume (Vol. 1 was issued in year 2000). Here is the Web address for more info: www.DVDMovieGuide.com
The DVD also has an interactive video segment so you can search for movie details, as well as Web connection that will allow you to make connections to buy or rent the movies. (Personally, I subscribe to NetFlix for some of the harder-to-find DVD's, and rent the more commercial releases from Blockbuster or Hollywood Video.
Among my favorite DVD's for "demo" purposes are:
1. The Matrix
2. Dark City
3. Saving Private Ryan (first 30 minutes)
4. IMAX film on race car driving (can't think of title, but it features the Paul Newman Racing Team)
5. Talking Heads "Stop Making Sense" (rock music DVD)
6. Calle 54 (music DVD on Afro-Cuban and Latin jazz)
(Special note: people who live in the Seattle, WA, area also have a terrific video store called Scarecrow Video, located in the 5000 block of Roosevelt Way, NE. Scarecrow is owned by a genuine movie freak, and he stocks thousands of title, including many of the most obscure titles and foreign releases.)
The specific title of the DVD is: "The Ultimate DTS Widescreen DVD Movie Guide", and it may now have more than one volume (Vol. 1 was issued in year 2000). Here is the Web address for more info: www.DVDMovieGuide.com
The DVD also has an interactive video segment so you can search for movie details, as well as Web connection that will allow you to make connections to buy or rent the movies. (Personally, I subscribe to NetFlix for some of the harder-to-find DVD's, and rent the more commercial releases from Blockbuster or Hollywood Video.
Among my favorite DVD's for "demo" purposes are:
1. The Matrix
2. Dark City
3. Saving Private Ryan (first 30 minutes)
4. IMAX film on race car driving (can't think of title, but it features the Paul Newman Racing Team)
5. Talking Heads "Stop Making Sense" (rock music DVD)
6. Calle 54 (music DVD on Afro-Cuban and Latin jazz)
(Special note: people who live in the Seattle, WA, area also have a terrific video store called Scarecrow Video, located in the 5000 block of Roosevelt Way, NE. Scarecrow is owned by a genuine movie freak, and he stocks thousands of title, including many of the most obscure titles and foreign releases.)