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The.Third.Man.1949.Criterion.INTERNAL.DVDRip.XviD-FLS

AEN release .....: 05/24/2009      Source type .....: DVD R1 NTSC
DVD date ........: 05/22/2007      Video codec .....: Koepi Xvid 1.0.3
Theatre .........: 09/00/1949*     Aspect ratio ....: 1.33:1
Runtime .........: 105 minute      Resolution ......: 512x384
Language ........: English         Video bitrate ...: 837 kb/s avg
Subtitles .......: English/vob     Framerate .......: 25.000 fps
RAR count .......: CD1 38x20MB     Audio codec .....: MP3 (VBR)
------------------ CD2 00x00MB     Audio format ....: 1ch 79kbps 48kHz

AVI size ........: CD1 732,733,440 bytes
------------------ CD2 N/A,N/A,N/A bytes

* Premiered at Cannes Film Festival in 1949.

Movie title .....: The Third Man (1949)
Directed by .....: Carol Reed
Genre ...........: Film-Noir | Mystery | Thriller
IMDb URL ........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066421/
IMDb rating .....: 8.5/10 (43,113 votes) (Top 250: #54)

An American pulp writer arrives in post-WWII Vienna only
to find that the friend who waited  for  him  is  killed
under  mysterious  circumstances.  The  ensuing  mystery
entangles him in his friend's involvement in  the  black
market, with the  multinational  police,  and  with  his
Czech girlfriend.

And so the tradition of internaling this damned
(though great) classic continues.

History course:

The.Third.Man.DVD.DivX.VM2-ELiTEiSO(1) is propered by
The.Third.Man.VM2.Proper-TRiPDivX(2) but is still not
ee !     quite valid. DDX(3) internals from a bad source  that
wasn't treated right which adds another  bad  release
to the chain. Finally sph did it right and  even  did
include a commentary track.

*1 = should have been 1 cd (tdx2k1)

*2 = bad resolution (tdx2k1)

*3 = bad.ivtc (tdx2k2)

So what's the reason for this internal? Besides that
it's a new chance for ppl who hasn't archived sph:s
- --> release, it is also taken from the latest R1 reissue
- ---> of Criterions magnificently remastered disc.

What's inside:

(!) Video introduction by Peter Bogdanovich

(!) Two audio commentaries: one by filmmaker
Steven Soderbergh and screenwriter Tony
Gilroy, and one by film scholar Dana Polan

(!) Graham Greene: The Hunted Man, an hour-long,
1968 episode of the BBCs Omnibus series,
featuring a rare interview with the novelist

(!) Who Was the Third Man? (2000), a thirty-minute
Austrian documentary featuring interviews with
cast and crew

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