Tess.1979.REMASTERED.720p.BluRay.X264-AMIABLE

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2014-03-06

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     / ,'  _;--;|                     Date .....: 6th March 2014
    /_...=' you are my                Runtime ..: 02:51:39
               || .==,=.              Size .....: 7840mb
               ||/    '.\             Video ....: 1280x536 (X264 @ 23.976fps)
              ,||`'=...__\            Audio ....: DTS 1509k
               ||                     Source ...: Retail Blu-Ray
      sweetest downfall..             Lang .....: English  
               ||,                    Subs .....: English  
               ||                     IMDB .....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080009/ 
              ,||                     Rating ...: 7.3/10   8,427 votes
               ||                     Screens ..: Opening Week - 1979
       I loved you first              Genre ....: Drama | Romance
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               ||,                    Notes ....: We initially did this movie from an earlier blu-ray 
               ||                                 release. About a year later better quality releases
                                                  started showed up but we prefered waiting for the ultimate 
                                                  Criterion release to offer a superior quality release. 
                                                  It's no match at all to the blu-ray release we used before.
                                                  The old one had massively Zoomed-in frame, crushed blacks, 
                                                  unnatural overly saturated colors, aggressive digital 
                                                  sharpening, 25fps and AC3 256k. 
                                                  See Proof dir for some screenshot comparison from encodes. 

                                                  The Criterion release is from a new 4K digital restoration, 
                                                  supervised by director Roman Polanski. Reviews determined
                                                  that despite having a lower video bitrate compared to the
                                                  other recent releases the "black levels look superior...
                                                  The Criterion is darker, skin tones negligibly warmer, and 
                                                  contrast appears tighter producing richer visuals."




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