28 Days Later 2002 BDRip x264 AC3-PsiX

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iMDB LINK.........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289043/
Genre.............: Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller
Starring..........: Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, Christopher Eccleston
Director..........: Danny Boyle
Writer............: Alex Garland
Plot..............:

Four weeks after a mysterious, incurable virus spreads
throughout the UK, a handful of survivors try to find
sanctuary.


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Release Date......: 2014-05-20
Source............: BDRemux-MaLLIeHbKa [Thanks]
Runtime...........: 1h 53mn
Size..............: 1.44 GiB
Aspect Ratio......: 1.85:1
Frame Rate........: 23.976 fps
Video Codec.......: x264
Resolution........: 720x384
Video Bitrate.....: 1378 Kbps
Audio Codec.......: AC3 | 6 Ch | 448 Kbps
Language..........: English
Sample............: Yes
Subs..............: English,Greek. (srt)
Encoded...........: PsiX


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http://....blu-ray.com/movies/28-Days-Later-Blu-ray/562/

I am sure my rating here will draw the ire of many. No, this movie does not look good. But let's not knock Fox or the disc for this. The bulk of the film was shot on a Canon DV camcorder. The picture is what it is and this disc represents it as well as you will ever see it. This 1080p Blu-ray is presented in its original 1.85:1 anamorphic aspect ratio. Yes, there is a lot of edge enhancement and grain, the picture appears extremely soft and blurred, and there is very little detail. Again, this is simply a result of the shortcomings of the original video and not of the disc. The film is presented as it was intended and shot. "It's beautiful for urban work. It has a grittiness about it that's magnificent," director Danny Boyle says in the featurette on the disc regarding his decision to shoot on DV over film. The film's final moments were shot in 35mm and looks as wonderful as one would expect form a Blu-ray disc. Colors are vibrant and pop off the screen. The image is detailed and clear, rivaling that of most of the better Blu-ray discs in production. View this movie based on the merit of the strong, engaging story and not for the look of the film, which does add to the sense of dread and hopelessness of the story.