[Released] Shrek 2 (2004) Cinema DTS synced to UHD

[Sambarker04]

Shrek 2 (2004) Cinema DTS synced to UHD

Title: Shrek 2
Format/Catalog#: Cinema DTS
Synced to: UHD
Input Soundtrack: 24fps, 16-bit, 44.1khz, .AUD (converted to WAV), 5.1
Output Soundtrack: 23.976fps, 16-bit, 48.0khz, DTS-HD MA (.MKA), 5.1
Sourced by: Me
Ripped by: Me
Synced by: Me

Track 1: Uncensored
Track 2: Censored

This includes two versions of the movie, which contains two versions of reel 2, and both include audio for the 1997 Universal logo from the trailers reel of the Cinema DTS disc of Transformers (2007) at the beginning, just to make sure you didn't think your receiver was broken.

[Beber]

I never knew there was censorship in this one. So I just looked it up and learned about the headbutting/karate chopping alternate. I read it was only in the UK, though. Is that what it's about in your 2 tracks?

[Sambarker04]

I never knew there was censorship in this one. So I just looked it up and learned about the headbutting/karate chopping alternate. I read it was only in the UK, though. Is that what it's about in your 2 tracks?

The only difference is that reel 13 (a duplicate of reel 2) has King Harold say "hunting wound" instead of "crusade wound". It's still the same as the original American version, though.

[Beber]

And what's on home video, on the Blu-ray and such? "Hunting" or "Crusade"? I suppose it's "hunting" 'cause they didn't want to risk offending anyone.

[Sambarker04]

And what's on home video, on the Blu-ray and such? "Hunting" or "Crusade"? I suppose it's "hunting" 'cause they didn't want to risk offending anyone.

Because the censored version was on the DTS disc, I think this was a temporary addition for countries that screened the movie in English to use reel 13 instead of reel 2 in case the country's film censors is offended by it, so maybe there would be international DVD releases that would use the censored version instead of the uncensored version, or it could be the case like with The Curse of the Were-Rabbit where the censored line was done such for the international release while the uncensored line was exclusive for the US release, similar to how "marrow" is refered to a "melon" in the US release of Were-Rabbit.