Dolby Digital trailer -Train- High Quality (SRD)

Dolby Digital first release sound trailer Train.

[EnlightnMe]

The theater I first heard that in was actually in a theater near a national park for steam engines. It was very fitting. 🙂

[NikoBellicDigital]

Though the CGI may be a bit outdated by today’s standards, that audio track still holds up today! :D

[peacefworld]

First saw this in 1995 when i watched Vampire in Brooklyn. A mall cineplex had been opened up near the town i used to live. My dad took me there for the show. He is no more now. Memories.

[nathancruz]

0:11-0:17 I remember watching this Dolby digital 🚂 trailer, when I was 7 years old.

[haweater]

First saw this in a theater in 1994 before "The Lion King".

[andybrnemenan]

First released on Batman Returns (1992)

[gaoutlaw]

My local theater ran this for years back in the day.

[Nvlux]

Mostly this particular one was in horror movies and when it played this you know the movie would be good

[santiguillen]

I can hear the polar express puffing sound at 0:15

[lamerxgamer]

When I was younger I used to think what was like to have a extended version to follow the train...anyone got head canons why the camera didn't follow the train?

[bionthdl]

El
Capitan theatre in Hollywood back in 95!! Memories.

[MSwolfdog]

what is this type of steam locomotive called when this is was? 0:08

[NoahWiggle]

the title of this video should’ve been called “dolby digital - the polar express (trailer)” or something

[skullteeth]

I first saw this in theatre before “Madagascar”

[zanemarte]

Star Wars I The Phantom Menace Japanese Laserdisc, Tomorrow Never Dies USA Laserdisc, and Independence Day Special Edition.

[beccajohnson-choma]

Is there any pictures of what the train would look like?

[jewels]

loved this trailer was projectist this dolby trailer was on Natural Born Killers.... what that sound design was awesome, and of course love Strange Days in 1995 in DTS theatrical

[Joyousmicor]

"SherryBaby" 2007 DVD from Videogram (now defunct Russian company)

[mmojdeenettfsavecanadathxt]

Trailer Rated: PG Scary Images and Train Apperances

[kaseanharris]

All of Dolby trailers were also used cable movie channels as well