Yamaha HTR-5490 Home Theater Receiver

Movies like this come along "once upon a dream." Released in 1959, the wildly ambitious and stylistically bold Sleeping Beauty -- at the time the most expensive animated feature ever -- mimicked Walt Disney's similarly grand Fantasia at the box office. That is, it failed. Nevertheless, both films are now considered among Disney's masterworks. This is old-school Disney, with enchanting princess Aurora; spell-breaking Prince Philip; evil villainess Malificent; scene-stealing good fairies Flora, Fauna...

Theatrical trailer; Poster & still gallery; Talent bios; Two Masters' Eyes - interviews with directors Dario Argento and George Romero, special make-up effects supervisor Tom Savini, executive producer Claudio Argento and Asia Argento; Savini's EFX - a behind-the-scenes look at the film's special make-up effects; At Home With Tom Savini - a personal tour of Tom Savini's home; Adrienne Barbeau on George Romero - interview with star Adrienne Barbeau

July 03, 2007: Having been involved with home theaters for many years, I must say that the author obviously has a lot of experience based on his discussions of acoustics and room design. While other reviewers appear to be looking for more, I feel that this text covers it all - from room design to programming remotes to speakers placement and troubleshooting electronic 'gremlins' in your system. A good book for anyone looking to take their home theater to the next level of performance.