Every now and then, you just need a good man movie. Guns, explosions, high-speed chases, no plot other than “what’s gonna blow up next?” and hey, if you can top it off with some D-BOX Motion support, that’s just gravy. […]
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Despicable Me achieved a few unique milestones in my home theater experience, including being the first CG film that I felt did justice to 3D Blu-ray and being the first 3D Blu-ray movie to support D-BOX Motion Code. I’ve espoused the virtues of D-BOX for the past three years, and although our D-BOX reviews haven’t appeared with the regularity of our videogame or Blu-ray reviews, it’s through no fault of the technology or its quality. In fact, when I
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The Prince gets the special treatment with on-disc Motion Code, but his unique movements are largely ignored.
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The Motion Code may date back a few years, but even with the occasional snafu, it still delivers a fantastic ride.
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The Motion is only used in scenes with big action, but in this movie, big is really frickin’ big — and so are the effects.
One of the most entertaining and surprising D-BOX experiences of the summer, even though the film’s 35 years old.
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Just when you think D-BOX is focused on theaters, a film like this reminds us that home theater is on the company’s brain.
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The 1984 classic goes “next gen” with Motion Code support, but it’s not used as often as expected.
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The Motion Code does great things for parts of the movie, but it can’t quite make up for Keanu Reeves.
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If you thought the film itself got you rocking, wait until you experience it with literal movement in the chair.
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