Once again, Dreamworks delivers a transfer that everyone should be content with. To go along with the sparkling video, Dreamworks puts out a wonderful soundtrack to go with it. I basically watched the movie in Dolby Digital 5.1 EX and then did some keynote comparisons with some major, active scenes. The Dolby Digital 5.1 EX sounds quite nice. John Powell and Harry Gregson-Williams' fitting musical score is brought to full life, as it sounds deep and well mixed.
Voices are clear and easy to hear, and the sound effects are great to listen to.
Nothing overpowers anything. If you choose to listen it to the film on this track, you'll be in for a treat. Now, the DTS 6.1 ES is remarkable. I slightly prefer it over the Dolby Digital, as I found surrounds to be a bit more aggressive, and the bass is a bit deeper. The track sounds more even than the Dolby Digital.