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A second for the Balrog scene. Any of the Lord of the Ring movies has some great low end content.
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Looks like Happy Feet is going to be thee one.
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reviving this thread.
Two more to add- From personal experience, Children of Men has some great subwoofer scenes. And recently, Das Boat was recommended to me.
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Lots of good ones, but I think WOTW is still the king of the sub busters.
Also, I think U-571 is OK too on the depth charge scenes. Darla tapping on the fish tank in Finding Nemo caught me off guard with the wave that sends. Good list here.
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T2 Titanic Silence of the Lambs hell even 48 HRS.
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Contact.
When Jody Foster first recieves the alien broadcast of the prime numbers and played it in the control room, the low end harmonics gets things shaking pretty good.
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The director's cut re-release of "Das Boot" is pretty impressive. DTS or DolDig re-mix available.
You go from the breathless silence in the sub punctuated by pipes groaning and relays clicking to: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! When the British destroyers start dropping charges. Woke up my neighbors. Also, I can imagine 'Black Hawk Down' must be a sub punisher. I worked the pre-premiere of the film at the best theatre in DC, and they did a test run just redlining the system; that is without a doubt one of the most consistently loud and slamming mixes I have ever heard. Claus.
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