>>209871410
>Modern movies need higher contrast
It's funny how you defend this, but in terms of audio you want the equivalent of constant flattest low contrast grey possible audio at the same time.
>>209871449
Obviously the actual loudness is never 1:1 to reality because then a single indoor explosion or shootout would produce lifelong tinnitus and/or deafness to every viewer
The point is that an audio mix should be dynamic, not flat. A whisper should not be as loud as a scream, a door being softly closed should not be as loud as a door being slammed shut etc. Some sounds are meant to be soothing, some should startle you depending on the movie. This should be common sense.

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Every person I visit now has subtitles on for everything. My gf refuses to watch movies with the captions on. What the fuck is causing this trend?