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Rizzo at Skywalker Sound.Īvailability: Rare in the US, despite having lasted almost 10 years, but more common overseas. Sound design by Macro D'Ambrosio at MarcoCo Mixed by David Parker at The Saul Zaentz Film Center and in Surround EX by Gary A. The score was performed by the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra. At the end, a five beat sounder is heard (the same one that was heard at the end of the "Rain" trailer). As the logo zooms out, a choir is heard overlapping with the brass piece before reaching a crescendo. Music/Sounds: A brass piece which rises in sound and intensity as the lights begin to appear. The website URL "fades in below.įX/SFX: The lights morphing into the Dolby logo, the zoom out followed by the shining of the logo and the movement of the stars. The Dolby Digital logo begins to zoom out from the top right of the screen, shining a bit before centering itself in front of a nebula formed from the lights. The lights then move around into the Double-D symbol of Dolby. Suddenly, lights appear from the left of the screen (which resemble the Northern Lights). This trailer debuted on the theatrical release of Batman Returns.Įditor's Note: The overall dark atmosphere and its sounds and creepy music may be unsettling, which is probably intentional. Can also be seen on the Dolby demo disc Explore Our World and some Roadshow Entertainment DVDs such as Happy Feet. The 4:3 version appears on the 1998 THX-certified Laserdisc of Singin' in the Rain. The Dolby Stereo version is seen on some Laserdisc releases such as Stargate, True Lies, Speed, and Immortal Beloved. On home releases of movies, this was used on the Japanese Laserdisc of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (in Surround EX!) and the 1997 THX-certified DVD of Platoon. Can be seen in some cinemas that use the Dolby Digital technology. "Sound design and mix by Academy Award® Winner Randy Thom, Skywalker Sound" according to the Dolby Demo DVD Explore our World.Īvailability: Rare. An eerie synth drone/hum is heard throughout starting with the bells. Following is some ringing sounds of bells, another wind tune (long version only), the metallic sounds of the train gears along with a train whistle and the rails clattering. Music/Sounds: We start with a mysterious wind tune that fades with a high-pitched descending shriek of some sort (long version only).

1.13 13th Trailer (November 2, 2007, March 11, 2008)ĭolby Digital trailer -Train- High Quality (SRD).