Burn After Reading (2008) *Proper* *NTSC* - DVDRIP - DVDR
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                       Burn.After.Reading.2008.Proper.NTSC-DVDR
                       
                       THEATRE DATE....: 8/27/2008 (Venice Film Festival)
                       RELEASE DATE....: 12/24/2008           
                       STORE DATE......: 12/21/2008
                       GENRE...........: Comedy/Crime
                       RATiNG..........: 7.5/10 (39,635 Votes)
                       RUNTiME.........: 96 Minutes
                       ViDEO BiTRATE...: 5,320 kBit/sec 6-pass CCE 
                       AUDiO BiTRATE...: DD 5.1 @ 448, EN
                       ASPECT RATiO....: 16:9                                                                                             
                       ARCHiVES .......: dvdr-burn.after.reading.rar *95x50MB*                             
                       DVD SiZE........: *4.374 GB* *4,479 MB* *4,586,624 KB*                                   
                       SUBTiTLES.......: EN, ES, FR
                       
  A CIA agent who is currently in the process of writing a book loses the disc containing his 
  only manuscript in this comedic tale of espionage that reunites filmmaking duo Joel and 
  Ethan Coen with Intolerable Cruelty and O Brother, Where Art Thou? star George Clooney.
                       Director ..........  Ethan Coen
                       Director ..........  Joel Coen
                       
                       George Clooney ....  Harry Pfarrer            
                       Frances McDormand .  Linda Litzke  
                       John Malkovich ....  Osbourne Cox      
                       Tilda Swinton .....  Katie Cox    
                       Brad Pitt .........  Chad Feldheimer   
                       Richard Jenkins ...  Ted Treffon    
                       
  PROPER REASON-SHORT VERSION
  The REiGN release is interlaced.
  PROPER REASON-LONG VERSION
  Soft Telecine=progressively encoded 23.976fps with 3:2 pulldown applied so as to output 
                interlaced 29.97fps
  
  Hard Telecine=interlaced encoded 29.97fps with the duplicate fields/frames actually encoded 
                into the video 
  PPF recently released a patch fixing some things that never should have made it into the 
  release, such as it freezing after the movie completed, and wasting our time with warning and 
  text screens that should have been removed. But the largest and most glaring screw-up can't be 
  fixed with a simple patch. It takes a whole new level of incompetence to start with a 
  progressively encoded source and turn it into an interlaced encode, and that's what REiGN did. 
  They took a soft telecined source and encoded it as hard telecine. 25% more frames were encoded 
  than necessary, and 40% (2 of every 5) of the frames are interlaced (much harder to compress 
  than progressive frames). The result is a release with 40% or so poorer quality than had it been
  done correctly.  In the Proof folder is a small sample from the R1 DVD source, the REiGN sample, 
  and DGIndex pics (DVDR_Comparison.jpg) showing the differences between the 3 samples, the DVDR 
  sample being in the usual Sample folder. Just play the REiGN sample in any 
  player where you can advance a frame at a time, or open their sample in VDub(Mod) and advance a 
  frame at a time. You can't miss it. 
  The French audio was removed, along with the garbage. The other extras were kept. They include:
  *FINDING THE BURN: (5:31@2990) Making-Of docu
  *DC INSIDERS RUN AMUCK: (12:24@3000) An all-star cast creates the world of Washington, DC, 
                                      insiders 
  *WELCOME BACK GEORGE: (2:51@3095) A comedy piece featuring George Clooney returning for his 3rd 
                                    collaboration with the Coen brothers
      
  IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0887883/
  RETAIL DVD: http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.asp?item_id=1435445
   
  DVD REVIEW: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/35682/burn-after-reading/
  DVD REVIEW: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/35764/burn-after-reading/
  DVD REVIEW: http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=69647