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| Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust English | 
| Review from Anime-On-DVD
After seeing this movie theatrically in Boston and really falling in love with the visuals and the score, I knew it was going to be a no-brainer to pick up the region 2 release. While this cinema version doesn't contain the Japanese dub that does exist, I enjoyed the English one well enough to pick it up.
Audio:
For our primary viewing session, we listened to this disc in its original language of English. One of the big reasons for picking up this disc is that there are two English tracks; the first is the Dolby Digital 5.1 track that I had heard in the theater and the other is the English DTS 5.1 track that I hadn't heard. I fully admit to being a DTS junkie and I so love the Japanese for having a thing for DTS and for remixing the track when they create it. Once you equalize the output levels, there's still an immense difference between the two tracks. The one thing the DTS mix seems to do is really favor the music score over the dialogue and effects, giving it a very rich and full feel. Being able to flip between tracks and compare was great, but after awhile I simply settled into the great DTS track.
Video:
The visuals of this movie are a huge selling point and thankfully the transfer here manages to really replicate the film experience. While the animation is extremely fluid and gorgeously colored, it retains the dark and near-grain feeling of the theatrical experience. It doesn't look like an OVA or really some of the more vivid TV series of late. It really goes for the film look and feel, which is great. There's no cross coloration in the movie, panning sequences are flawless and at most some of the backgrounds look a bit less than solid due to the grain. I've got no complaints about this transfer at all.
Part of AnimeReactor's 9th Release.
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