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I'd say yes, but to be honest it depends what kind of movies you enjoy

Posted by Jazz Inmate on February 5, 2008 at 20:59:23:
If you're mainly interested in older or foreign films, you can get away with a 2.1 HT, but if you intend to watch modern action or war films like Saving Private Ryan and such, the immersive nature of surround sound necessitates a 5.1 system. For Blu-ray, you should consider a 7.1, daunting as it may seem.
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