The.Lady.from.Shanghai.1947.720p.BluRay.X264-AMIABLE

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2014-03-13

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     / ,'  _;--;|                     Date .....: 12th March 2014
    /_...=' you are my                Runtime ..: 01:27:29
               || .==,=.              Size .....: 4480mb
               ||/    '.\             Video ....: 992x720 (X264 @ 23.976fps)
              ,||`'=...__\            Audio ....: AC3 192K
               ||                     Source ...: Retail Blu-Ray
      sweetest downfall..             Lang .....: English 
               ||,                    Subs .....: English
               ||                     IMDB .....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0040525/
              ,||                     Rating ...: 7.7/10   14,188 votes
               ||                     Screens ..: Opening Week - 1947
       I loved you first              Genre ....: Crime | Drama | Film-Noir | Mystery | Thriller 
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               ||,                    Notes ....: This Blu-Ray is from a native english spoken country and released 
               ||                                 by a major studio, but didn't have any subs. 
                                                  Subs from a retail R2 DVD were added, for the convenience of 
                                                  those who find them useful.  
                                                  We noticed that a few cantonese spoken sentences on the movie, 
                                                  have been translated for the DVD, but only as part of the full 
                                                  transcription (not flagged as forced). 
                                                  It was a common paradigm in the 40s-70s to make the viewer feel 
                                                  as an outsider was quite during such scenes (On R1 releases  
                                                  they'd usually just get a caption such as SPEAKS CANTONESE).




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