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Monday, January 23, 2012

[Movie] Tangled



Tangled (2010) DVDRip Xvid Eng AC3 MKV [Bigjazz][h33t]


Title:        Tangled

Release:    2010
Runtime:    96mins
IMDb Rating:    7.9, 38,231
IMDb #:        tt0398286

The magically long-haired Rapunzel has spent her entire life in a tower, but now that a runaway thief has stumbled upon her, she is about to discover the world for the first time, and who she really is.


Director:    Nathan Greno and Byron Howard


Cast:

Mandy Moore  ...  Rapunzel (voice) 
Zachary Levi  ...  Flynn Rider (voice) 
Donna Murphy  ...  Mother Gothel (voice)

Encoding


Video;

Resolution:    672x368
Bitrate:    1247kbps (avg) @ 25fps
Codec:        Xvid, v1.2.2
Format:        Matroska (.mkv)

Audio;

ID:        1
Format:        5.1 Channel AC3
Bitrate:    384kbps
Language:    English

Subtitles:    English, Czech, Slovak, Romanian


Scene Markers:    Encoed (as Chapter Entries)


File Size:    488MB


Source Info;

Type:        PAL DVD (R4)
Frame Type:    Widescreen, Progressive

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Thursday, January 12, 2012

[Movie] Rango 3D

 
A pet chameleon who has lived his entire life in the confines of a cozy 
glass terrarium discovers adventure beyond his wildest imagination in 
this animated Western adventure from Pirates of the Caribbean director 
Gore Verbinski. When we first meet Rango (voice of Johnny Depp), 
the sheltered pet chameleon is safe in his terrarium, and embarking 
on epic adventures through the power of imagination. Then, suddenly, 
his safe existence is irrevocably upended thanks to a bump in the road 
that sends him soaring out of a car window and right onto the searing-hot 
asphalt of a desert highway. On the advice of a wise armadillo who relays 
the story of the Spirit of the West, our conical-eyed hero sets out in search 
of a town called Dirt, narrowly escaping a hungry hawk and encountering a 
self-sufficient pioneer named Beans (voice of Isla Fisher) along the way. 
Upon arriving in the dusty desert town, Rango wanders into the local bar and 
convinces the townspeople that he's a notorious gunslinger with a lightning-fast 
trigger finger. When one of the locals challenges Rango to a showdown on Main 
Street, the hawk that menaced our hero on his way to town shows up looking for a 
rematch, and ends up beak-down in the dirt. Convinced that Rango is the real deal, 
the Mayor (voice of Ned Beatty) decides to name the brave chameleon their new 
sheriff. But Rango's honeymoon in Dirt is short-lived when bandits steal the 
town's entire supply of water, and the newly christened sheriff forms a 
posse in order to get it back. Little do they realize they were all being 
manipulated by one greedy power-monger who's determined to keep the people 
of Dirt under his thumb with the help of a diabolical villain named 
Rattlesnake Jake (voice of Bill Nighy) whose Gatling-gun tail makes Swiss 
cheese of all challengers. Now, if Rango can just locate the Spirit of the West 
(voice of Timothy Olyphant) and summon the courage to realize his true potential,
perhaps he can finally free the people of Dirt from the tyranny that binds them,
and discover his true destiny under the scorching desert sun.

Ripped with Handbrake.
Length: 1 Hour 47 Minutes
File Type: MP4
Frame Width: 624
Frame Height: 352
Frame Rate: 29fps
Audio
Bit Rate: 159kbps

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

[Movie] The Lion King (3D)

With the immediate exception of the prodigious “Toy Story”, my repeated viewings of “The Lion King” were one of the great highlights of my childhood. I preserved my VHS copy with fervent dedication, which I viewed at least a dozen times during the course of my grade school days. I was an introvert youngster with an immense collection of Disney movies. Claiming the title of “Couch Potato” at age five, I cannot deny that I was a spoiled little brat. And yet now I declare that I was not spoiled enough, knowing that I was never taken to see “The Lion King” during its initial theatrical run. Where were my parents when I needed them?
But no worries. Because just this week, at twenty years of age, I have redeemed myself, which makes this re-lease of “The Lion King” a necessary one. That the movie debuted at #1 in the United States last September is no surprise to me at all. And if the movie had to be converted to unnecessary 3-D to make the re-release possible, then so be it. Such an opportunity doesn’t come very often, and only those with closed minds and ungrateful spirits will respond to it with whining and complains.
Overwhelmed with childish excitement, with a crowd of less than twenty people, I watched “The Lion King”. My cheers and laughter were loud and unashamed. The joy remained and the freshness unchanged. And because I have a better understanding of the movies now than I did when I was five years old, I appreciated the movie in ways that my younger self couldn’t comprehend then, or care for. I appreciated the animators that meticulously drew over a million images that comprised all 87 minutes of this movie. I appreciated Disney’s CG department that spent over three years constructing the computer program that made the stampede sequence look as stunning as it is. I appreciated a particular work of Shakespeare that more or less provided the foundation of the story. This is one substantial reason why I believe it’s healthy to rewatch specific movies after long intervals of time.

“The Lion King” follows a lot of the traditions of Disney animated movies, but it does so with a bigger heart and a broader imagination. One of such traditions was best elaborated by Roger Ebert in his special appearance by then hit TV show, “Early Edition”. He tactfully enlightens the truth that, in animated movies, the parent(s) of the young animal will be required to suffer a G-Rated death, for the purpose of establishing the hero’s independence. Numerous movies have used this incident, but it is the demise of Mufasa than can be considered the most memorable and heartbreaking Disney Parent Death since Bambi’s mother got shot.
Another Disney tradition that reached a peak in “The Lion King” is the obligatory inclusion of two goofy, funny characters that exist 1.) to comfort the hero with humor and 2.) to guide him with some useful advice. It was Flounder and Sebastian who stood by Ariel in “The Little Mermaid”. Lumiere and Cogsworth were the ones who kept Belle’s spirit up in “Beauty and the Beast”. And it was Genie and Abu who remained loyal to Aladdin in, well, “Aladdin”. These fellas are all wonderful, but I believe that the most beloved pair in this category is the delightful duo of Timon and Pumbaa. These guys have enough charm and wit to raise a lion.

I cannot end my review without pouring my praise to the movie’s excellent music. The multitude of songs, which continue to harvest millions and millions of listeners on YouTube, can be separately described as catchy, funny, romantic, enchanting, and epic. Songs like “Circle of Life” and “Hakuna Matata” are among the most celebrated. Anyone who is about my age and can’t sing along to these songs has some serious catching up to do in life.
Also, the movie’s brilliant, mesmerizing, Oscar-winning score was composed by the invaluable Hans Zimmer. Hans Zimmer. A great thing about Hans Zimmer is that people never ask questions regarding scores that are composed by him. When I tell a friend to listen to a piece of music by Mr. Zimmer, they usually just nod their head and obey. Anyone who claims to love movie scores but isn’t familiar with the work of Hans Zimmer is either 1.) just getting started or 2.) lying.
17 years have passed since the initial release of “The Lion King”, and yet it remains to be one of the greatest animated movies of the past half century. I don’t even know why I’m writing this review, but here you go. I guess my recent viewing of it reminded me of that time in my life where I first began to fall in love with the movies. I was born in 1991, and when The Lion King was released three years later, I was its target audience. And now, at 2011, I realize that I still am.

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[Bluray / XviD / Mpeg-3]
Title : The Lion King 3D
Type : Bluray
Audio : English (2CH)
Subtitle : Korean 
Length : 1h 28mn
Video Format : XVID
 
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Saturday, December 31, 2011

[Cartoon] Shaun the Sheep - Who's The Caddy

Friday, December 30, 2011

[Cartoon] Shaun the Sheep - Fetching


[Cartoon] Shaun the Sheep - Two's Company



Monday, November 28, 2011

[Cartoon] The Smurfs A Christmas Carol 2011

 Quality: DVDRIP
Size : 70 MB
Type : RmvB



Wednesday, November 9, 2011

[Cartoon] Shaun the Sheep - Off The Baa

Sunday, November 6, 2011

[Cartoon] Shaun the Sheep - Mower Mouth

Saturday, November 5, 2011

[Movie] - Spooky Buddies (2011), DVDR(xvid), NL Gespr. DMT


Spooky Buddies (2011) DVDR(xvid) NL Gespr-DMT
IMDB Info
Language: English+Subs Nederlands gesproken
88 min | AVI | 688x384 | 23.976 fps | AC3 - 48.0 KHz | 992.9MB
Genre: Family


The talking puppies are back, and end up in a mysterious mansion with a ghostly going on. Along with some new friends, including a nice ghost, they do everything possible to "Warwick the Warlock" to stop and save the planet from its evil scheming.







INFo :

Source: Retail
Size: 992.9MB
Form: AVI
Video Codec: XVID
Bitrate: 1645 Kbit/s
Width & Heights: 688 x 384
Frames/s: 25.000 Fps
Audio: Dutch
Audio Code: AC3
Bitrate: 128 kbps
Channels: 2
Sampling: 48.0 kHz

Categorie: Beeld
Formaat: DivX
Taal: Nederlands gesproken
Genre: Komedie / Familie

[Cartoon] Shaun the Sheep - Der Neve Traktor

Friday, November 4, 2011

[Movie] - Shaun the Sheep. The Big Chase.2011.DVDRip.XViD-WBZ


Shaun the Sheep: The Big Chase (2011) DVDRip Xvid-RevoTT
Language: English
00:48:00 | 640x368 | XviD - 2037Kbps | 29.970fps | MP3 - 112Kbps | 701.1MB
Genre: Animation | Comedy

Start your engines for fun and laughter with Shaun the Sheep™ and his barnyard buddies as they speed off to stir up some mayhem in the meadow. The Oscar®-winning creators of Wallace and Gromit™ accelerate the laughter with revved-up adventures, from big races and chases to bikes and boats and everything in between. So buckle up for a wild ride with Shaun, Bitzer, Shirley, Timmy, and those Naughty Pigs next door as fun on the farm shifts into high gear!


File Size: 701.1MB


 
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