Surround Sound Is Easy

There are few things that make a movie as good as it can be then the sound. Sometimes the sound is left for last, is an afterthought and not taken seriously, but it is among the most important elements of enjoying a movie.  The sound brings the movie to life, you not just hear it, but you can feel it as well.  There is just something about feeling the music as you experience the pictures on the screen that make it much more memorable.  
You get this experience at the movie theater, but you also get things that you don’t want; such as crowds and people are talking on their cell phones and kids yelling. Now, you may perhaps get these same sorts of things at home, but you always have the option of telling your friends to leave or sending the kids to bed, as far as the cell phone goes, just put them away and enjoy the movie. 
You can get the same sort of theater experience, sans these other things, in your home.  All you have to do is get yourself a good surround sound system for that monster HDTV that you have mounted on the living room wall.  Chances are, if you have an HDTV, you are going to have a surround sound system as well.  You can not truly enjoy the awesome pictures on the screen if you are not blasting out some killer sound as well.  
The nice thing about the surround sound set-ups is that they have gotten much more user friendly over the past few years.  It used to be that you needed a degree in electrical engineering just to put the system together, I think that they were trying to make it as complicated as they could.  Maybe it is just that most individuals have gotten a lot more tech savvy over the past decade and it just seems easier than it used to be. 
I was one of those individuals that never bothered to set the little clock on my VCR, I just let it be, forever blinking 12:00 over and over again.  But these new systems, especially the ones that came in a box completely assembled for you, are very easy and user friendly.  It really is just a matter of plugging in a couple of cord ends and then plugging it into the wall.  In just a couple of minutes, you go from your boring old television speakers to dynamic surround sound that even the neighbors will love.