Opening to Broken Arrow (1996) (1996 US LD) [HQ, #58]

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Synopsis : Air Force pilots Vic Deakins (John Travolta) and Riley Hale (Christian Slater) are sent on an overnight top-secret mission with two nuclear weapons aboard their aircraft. But, after they are in the air, Deakins changes the plan. He attempts to kill Hale and then steals the weapons with the intent of selling them to terrorists. However, Hale survives the crash and meets up with park ranger Terry Carmichael (Samantha Mathis). Together, Hale and Terry attempt to thwart Deakins' plan.

Film distributor : 20th Century Fox
Home media distributor : 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (dist.) FoxVideo (rel.)
Video format : NTSC
Country/continent of origin : United States of America/North America
Print date : (Unavailable on LaserDiscs)
Release date : July 31, 1996
Film release date : February 9, 1996
Rating : R
Scale? : Common
Aspect ratio : Letterbox Widescreen
Format : LaserDisc (LD)

Contents:
1. 0:00 : 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo (1995-2009, 2011)
2. 0:08 : FoxVideo logo (1995-1999)
3. 0:19 : Dolby Surround AC-3 Digital City LaserDisc trailer (1995-2001, later variant said "Dolby Digital" from 1996)
4. 0:50 : THX Broadway LaserDisc logo (1993-2001)
5. 1:05 : 20th Century Fox logo (1994-2009, 2010, 2013, 1994-1998 fanfare)
6. 1:28 : Beginning of film

Additional material : None.

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©1996 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
©1996 FoxVideo, Inc.
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[TheVideoLover]

I wonder if the THX Deep Note on this LaserDisc's Dolby Digital (AC-3) soundtrack is in the key of D (like the theatrical logo) or C# (like the DVD logo).