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mhafner wrote:
Saw it at the Imax in Bombay today. Good print. Loud sound. 75% full at 7.30 show.
It's plot hole city and really a half baked script. A list Hrithik in a B-C grade film (overall, technically A minus). It was fun nonetheless. The Russian roulette scene was the best followed by the the opening scene concerning this old 'woman'. Ha, very funny.


only films of this calibre these days make to SUPER HIT status lol.

No exception, orig Dhoom, BNB, Don etc etc etc


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mhafner wrote:
Saw it at the Imax in Bombay today. .


Any idea when they screen films in I-Max theatre if they are blown up 70mm or blown up I-Max prints ?? Or, do they use just regular 35mm print projected on to -Max size screen ??

Films like Harry Potter, Star Wars etc are often screened in I-Max theatres, but are they really on an upgrade film too ??


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mhafner wrote:
Saw it at the Imax in Bombay today. .


Any idea when they screen films in I-Max theatre if they are blown up 70mm or blown up I-Max prints ?? Or, do they use just regular 35mm print projected on to -Max size screen ??

Films like Harry Potter, Star Wars etc are often screened in I-Max theatres, but are they really on an upgrade film too ??


they use just regular 35mm print projected on to -Max size screen ??

Yes!! The others like polar express, Harry , Starwars were orig made prints for IMAX! Blown up film looks dark, lousy!

May be in India! Where they cant provide 5.1 sound on all prints they are making IMAX version prints :shock:


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when we have the i-max screenings here its the same prints its not a 70mm print, our i-max screening was suposed to be last sunday but because of snow storm it was cancelled and might also be cancelled this week as well, looks like if the weather turns better it might be shown back to back with baabul


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Dhoom 2 DVD-Audio

http://www.yashrajfilms.com/News/NewsDe ... 4f7e43445f

Yet Another Path-Breaking Effort from Yash Raj Music
27 November 2006

The music of Dhoom:2 is released on the superior DVD-Audio format.

In an industry first once again, the music of DHOOM:2 was released in the DVD-Audio format. This format brings to listeners the very best listening experience possible. All the tracks have been specially mastered in London in 5.1 Surround Sound and audiophiles can actually choose from the audio menu the format they want to hear the songs in.

The album makes full use of the DVD-Audio format in other ways as well. The lyrics can be viewed on-screen as the music is playing, thus enabling Karaoke sing-along. The theatrical trailer of the movie is also available on the DVD, as well as a credits page that can be viewed optionally. And last, but not the least, four additional super hit tracks, Chand Sifarish (Fanaa), Kajra Re (Bunty aur Babli), Salaam Namaste (Salaam Namaste) and Halla Re (Neal ‘n’ Nikki) as a bonus, the lyrics for which are also available on screen. Rounding up the fabulous package is a gallery of pictures from the movies, as an optional feature.

Technical Specifications:
This disc can be played on both DVD-Video & DVD-Audio Players. All tracks have been re-mastered in 5.1 Surround Sound. This DVD Audio disc features pristine quality sound formats featured below:

1. Meridian Lossless Packing (MLP) 24 bit / 48 KHz.
2. Dolby Digital 24 bit / 48 KHz.
3. DTS Digital Surround Sound 24 bit / 48 KHz.

Note: Either of the above 5.1 Surround formats can be selected in the audio menu options.


Audio DVD - Product Features:
# This Audio DVD disc features pristine quality sound formats featured below:

1. Meridian Lossless Packing (MLP) 24 bit / 48 KHz.
2. Dolby Digital 24 bit / 48 KHz.
3. DTS Digital Surround Sound 24 bit / 48 KHz.

-The lyrics of all 10 tracks can be viewed on-screen while the music is playing, thus enabling Karaoke sing-along.

-Synopsis of all 5 films – Dhoom:2, Fanaa, Bunty aur Babli, Salaam Namaste and Neal ‘n’ Nikki.

-Image Gallery of all 5 films, as an optional feature. User can either choose to view the still images of the films, or the lyrics of the particular track playing.

-The Credits button in the main menu gives the viewer to go through the Song & credits list.

-There is also an option for viewing the Dhoom:2 Theatrical Trailer, in 5.1 Surround Sound.

-The product also includes an exclusive “Lyrics Booklet” of all the 10 songs featured.


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rana wrote:
mhafner wrote:
Saw it at the Imax in Bombay today. .


Any idea when they screen films in I-Max theatre if they are blown up 70mm or blown up I-Max prints ?? Or, do they use just regular 35mm print projected on to -Max size screen ??

Films like Harry Potter, Star Wars etc are often screened in I-Max theatres, but are they really on an upgrade film too ??


It was at the IMAX complex but not on IMAX screen. They have more screens there which are standard 35mm screens. Large but not IMAX.


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DTS sound, on the dvd movie would be a lot better then the audio i hope they ha DTS on the dvd movie


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Saw the movie yesterday and must say I do not understand all the hullabulla about the film. It is a mediocre film at best and downright boring at times, specially with the numerous crappy songs. Hrithik Roshan is very good and walks all over Abhishek Bachalan, Aishwarya is too skinny for my liking and looks like she is posing for a photo shoot throughout the film. As for Bipasha, I have yet to figure out what she was doing in the film and why she was in it to begin with. Overall, a poorly scripted film with very inconsistent characterisations and downright crappy music. Technically the film is pretty good. Some of the stunts are well executed while some look forced and unneccessary. The sound production was quite poor in some of the stunts due to which the scenes lacked impact. Personally I enjoyed Don much more than Dhoom 2. Also, after watching Dhoom 2 I am now completely convinced that Hrithik would have been the right choice for Don and he would have really lifted that film to another level.


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I did not care for HIGH TECH, both ORIG DOOM or DAMN DON! as it does not inspire me! I found PIRATES OF CARIBEAN 2 Lame too, imho!

I called nonsense action as HIGH OCTANE MOTION FILLED FLICK and would not use word ACTION! True ACTION is that moves story forward not stop it to enjoy mindless hyper motion hoopla!

No doubt some action sequence were done, improved to high level, by Bollywood standards!

But however a film could be polished, finessed, yet low on substance and uninspiring, I am not for it!!

Btw!! Single, skinny Aish, to me she looked caricature of herself and double Bips are for OOMPH lol :wink: to give audience triple dips, with aish and bipsx2. Aish needs to shed 10 years too :lol: to stay in buisness in this class!


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DragunR2 wrote:
Dhoom 2 DVD-Audio

http://www.yashrajfilms.com/News/NewsDe ... 4f7e43445f

Yet Another Path-Breaking Effort from Yash Raj Music
27 November 2006

The music of Dhoom:2 is released on the superior DVD-Audio format.

In an industry first once again, the music of DHOOM:2 was released in the DVD-Audio format. This format brings to listeners the very best listening experience possible. All the tracks have been specially mastered in London in 5.1 Surround Sound and audiophiles can actually choose from the audio menu the format they want to hear the songs in.

The album makes full use of the DVD-Audio format in other ways as well. The lyrics can be viewed on-screen as the music is playing, thus enabling Karaoke sing-along. The theatrical trailer of the movie is also available on the DVD, as well as a credits page that can be viewed optionally. And last, but not the least, four additional super hit tracks, Chand Sifarish (Fanaa), Kajra Re (Bunty aur Babli), Salaam Namaste (Salaam Namaste) and Halla Re (Neal ‘n’ Nikki) as a bonus, the lyrics for which are also available on screen. Rounding up the fabulous package is a gallery of pictures from the movies, as an optional feature.

Technical Specifications:
This disc can be played on both DVD-Video & DVD-Audio Players. All tracks have been re-mastered in 5.1 Surround Sound. This DVD Audio disc features pristine quality sound formats featured below:

1. Meridian Lossless Packing (MLP) 24 bit / 48 KHz.
2. Dolby Digital 24 bit / 48 KHz.
3. DTS Digital Surround Sound 24 bit / 48 KHz.

Note: Either of the above 5.1 Surround formats can be selected in the audio menu options.


Audio DVD - Product Features:
# This Audio DVD disc features pristine quality sound formats featured below:

1. Meridian Lossless Packing (MLP) 24 bit / 48 KHz.
2. Dolby Digital 24 bit / 48 KHz.
3. DTS Digital Surround Sound 24 bit / 48 KHz.

-The lyrics of all 10 tracks can be viewed on-screen while the music is playing, thus enabling Karaoke sing-along.

-Synopsis of all 5 films – Dhoom:2, Fanaa, Bunty aur Babli, Salaam Namaste and Neal ‘n’ Nikki.

-Image Gallery of all 5 films, as an optional feature. User can either choose to view the still images of the films, or the lyrics of the particular track playing.

-The Credits button in the main menu gives the viewer to go through the Song & credits list.

-There is also an option for viewing the Dhoom:2 Theatrical Trailer, in 5.1 Surround Sound.

-The product also includes an exclusive “Lyrics Booklet” of all the 10 songs featured.


Dragun dude! where can we get the DVD AUDIO?


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I found it!

http://store.nehaflix.com/dhiiaudvd.html


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Sanjay wrote:
after watching Dhoom 2 I am now completely convinced that Hrithik would have been the right choice for Don and he would have really lifted that film to another level.


agree, hrithik was the best thing abt d2.. and wld have made a great don


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I just wrote a very long fucking review of Dhoom 2, and when I "posted," I got a "Page Cannot Be Displayed," and my review vanished. I'm pissed off and I'm not writing it again.

So, "overall rating": "6.8."


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Commando303 wrote:
So, "overall rating": "6.8."


6.8, out of 10 or 5 ??

It sure looks like 6.8 out of 5 if go by Box Office #s :lol: :
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http://www.boxofficeindia.com/

The first week collections have left the trade spellbound with the film breaking all records. The film is mind boggling in the North. Delhi/UP/East Punjab has had a very limited multiplex release and the film has not only had record shares in first week but gone into second week with 90% collections. The rest of the country stood at 75% on 8th day. The film will be the biggest net grosser in history and may even challenge the record 45 crore share of Gadar. First week nett business is between 32-35 crore.


Previous record for "First week nett business is between 32-35 crore" was Rs 28 cr for KANK.

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http://www.indiafm.com/trade/domestic_b ... index.html

By Taran Adarsh, December 2, 2006


Dhoom 2 - Week 1
# Mumbai - 6,59,09,745 (Record)
# Ahmedabad - 98,21,383 (Record)
# Baroda - 18,16,804 (Record)
# Surat - 33,70,352 (Record)
# Navsari - 3,58,100 (Record)
# Dwarka - 1,71,486 (Record)
# Valsad - 4,70,781 (Record)
# Rajkot - 22,93,683 (Record)
# Jamnagar - 8,91,165 (Record)
# Pune - 1,49,67,708 (Record)
# Sholapur - 4,82,127 (Record)
# Nasik - 12,27,260 (Record)
# Karad - 3,32,168 (Record)
# Delhi - 2,30,80,036 (Record)
# Ghaziabad - 83,74,803 (Record)
# Allahabad - 4,49,828 (Record)
# Agra - 12,00,892 (Record)
# Aligarh - 9,95,416 (Record)
# Azamgarh - 1,73,494 (Record)
# Amroha - 1,20,435 (Record)
# Bareilly - 4,70,437 (Record)
# Bulandsheshar - 2,16,075 (Record)
# Baraut - 1,77,380 (Record)
# Bassikiratpur - 1,07,936 (Record)
# Bahraich - 2,79,380 (Record)
# Ballia - 1,58,600 (Record)
# Barabanki - 1,38,951 (Record)
# Dehradun - 6,70,869 (Record)
# Etawah - 1,35,077 (Record)
# Ferozabad - 1,88,730 (Record)
# Faizabad - 1,12,763 (Record)
# Gorakhpur - 9,17,567 (Record)
# Haldwani - 1,92,851 (Record)
# Hardwar - 1,44,328 (Record)
# Hapur - 3,45,080 (Record)
# Jhansi - 3,08,929 (Record)
# Jaunpur - 1,53,372 (Record)
# Kanpur - 26,49,686 (Record)
# Kashipur - 1,05,226 (Record)
# Khurja - 1,31,335 (Record)
# Lucknow - 28,35,903 (History - Lucknow share: Rs. 23.50 lacs)
# Meerut - 8,91,425 (Record)
# Moradabad - 4,91,511 (Record)
# Muzaffarnagar - 3,00,711 (Record)
# Mathura - 3,20,648 (Record)
# Modinagar - 1,09,036 (Record)
# Mou - 1,29,064 (Record)
# Pilibhit - 1,10,996 (Record)
# Pilkhuwa - 1,38,869 (Record)
# Rishikesh - 2,05,848 (Record)
# Ruderpur - 1,25,351 (Record)
# Najibabad - 1,13,974 (Record)
# Rai Bareilly - 1,31,185 (Record)
# Saharanpur - 3,70,541 (Record)
# Shamli - 1,89,630 (Record)
# Shahjahanpur - 1,76,548 (Record)
# Sitapur - 1,90,817 (Record)
# Varanasi - 13,46,883 (Record)
# Delhi-U.P. 1st week share - Rs. 4.02 crores (without multiplexes. Official statement by distributor)
# Jalandhar - 17,80,695 (Record)
# Ludhiana - 9,88,861 (History)
# Hissar - 8,04,035 (Record)
# Amritsar - 9,65,740 (Record)
# Rewari - 4,49,918 (Record)
# Gurgaon - 4,59,452 (Record)
# Rohtak - 4,23,241 (Record)
# Pathankot - 3,46,040 (Record)
# Karnal - 2,88,794 (Record)
# Yamuna Nagar - 2,54,210 (Record)
# East Punjab 1st week share - Rs. 1.67 crores (without multiplexes of Gurgaon and Faridabad. Official statement by distributor)
# Nagpur - 42,67,354 (Record)
# Amravati - 4,27,954 (Record)
# Akola - 5,87,544 (Record)
# Bhilai - 6,75,507 (Record)
# Durg - 5,35,298 (Record)
# Raipur - 7,55,763 (Record)
# Jabalpur - 5,97,678 (Record)
# Chandrapur - 4,32,243 (Record)
# Jalgaon - 4,19,510 (Record)
# Rajnandgaon - 1,97,203 (Record)
# Bhandara - 1,09,494 (Record)
# Gondia - 2,06,373 (Record)
# Wardha - 3,37,604 (Record)
# Yavatmal - 2,72,848 (Record)
# Paratwada - 1,13,582 (Record)
# Sagar - 1,06,151 (Record)
# Ballarsha - 1,53,000 (Record)
# Karanja - 90,474 (Record)
# Indore - 38,10,740 (Record)
# Sehore - 2,52,880 (all shows full)
# Guna - 1,82,503 (Record)
# Ashta - 74,249 (Record)
# Chennai - 3,45,462 (Record)
# Ernakulam - 15,20,277 (Record)
# Calicut - 1,86,264 (2 dy./Record)
# Trivandrum - 6,76,372 (Record)
# Kottayam - 4,35,004 (Record)
# Alleppey - 2,17,256 (Record)
# Trichur - 4,31,354 (Record)
# Attingal - 1,25,503 (Record)
# Tellicherry - 2,86,250 (Record)
# Cannanore - 3,56,306 (Record)
# Kasargod - 1,93,268 (Record)
# Kothamangalam - 3,33,965 (Record)
# Shornur - 3,12,680 (Record)
# Tirur - 3,36,067 (Record)
# Kanhangad - 1,37,005 (Record)
(Average per print:7,67,313)


--They forgot to mention another record: # of Records broken record.
:lol:

--Average per print: Rs 7,67,313 must be another record too ??

--Don't think it broke Overseas First weekend collections record of KANK. Sure will break 2nd week record, though.


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I watched DHOOM 2 with very low expectations. I wasn't too disappointed as it was pretty entertaining. Hirthik was really good. Brazil bike chase scene in the tunnel was well done. Did they do the Digital Intermediate for the whole film or just the songs. The colors just popped off screen during songs. Aishwarya was bleh and was annoying like Pooh in K3G. The Russian roulette scene evoked lots of laughs(unintentional).:wink:

I watched Dhoom 2 at the REGAL E-WALK 13 on 42nd street because I knew their screens are huge unlike IMAGINASIAN. I think the sound was digital but there was no surround activity. Very weird for an action movie!! :roll:


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