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Miracle at St. Anna BDRip XviD







Released ......... 20/01/09 Video Format ......... XviD



Store Date US .... 10/02/09 Video Bitrate ........ 1087



Genre .. Action/Crime/Drama Video Resolution .. 640x272



Runtime .......... 160 mins Aspect ............. 2.35:1



Frame Rate ..... 23.976 fps Subtitles ............. ENG



Audio Format ...... VBR MP3 IMDB .... 5.6/10 2223 votes



Audio Bitrate ..... 128 kbs Archives ........ 2x50x15MB











http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1046997/
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Runtime: 2 hrs 46 mins



Genre: Dramas



Theatrical Release: Sep 26, 2008 Wide



Box Office: $7,756,328







Starring: Derek Luke, Michael Ealy, Laz Alonso, Omar Benson Miller, Pierfrancesco Favino, Valentina Cervi, Matteo Sciabordi, Pierfrancesco Favino, John Leguizamo, Naomi Campbell, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, James Gandolfini







Director: Spike Lee



Screenwriter: James McBride



Producer: Spike Lee, Roberto Cicutto, Luigi Musini, Roberto Cicutto



Composer: Terence Blanchard



Studio: Touchstone Pictures







Synopsis: All Spike Lee's movies, from SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT forward, have tackled big ideas head-on using wide strokes to a paint a picture that is both impressionistic and realistic. Though not the most... All Spike Lee's movies, from SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT forward, have tackled big ideas head-on using wide strokes to a paint a picture that is both impressionistic and realistic. Though not the most subtle director, Lee has consistently challenged both his audience and himself. His step into genre filmmaking with 2006's INSIDE MAN was a delightful surprise, and though he continues down this road somewhat with the World War II film MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA, he also returns with force to the realm of the big idea. The first film ever to tell the story of the Army's all African-American Buffalo Soldier unit, MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA is inherently an important film. Yet rather than allow it to stand on its own as simply a war picture starring African-American actors, Lee takes on myriad social and historical discussions. Based on the novel of the same name by James McBride (who also wrote the script), the movie follows four soldiers as they take refuge in an Italian village after being cut off from their platoon. There are various supernatural elements to the film, the most pronounced of which is a mysterious statue head that one soldier acquires and refuses to part with. There's also a framing device involving a murder nearly 40 years after the conclusion of the war; add to that a subplot involving the Italian resistance movement, and it's easy to get a bit lost in this Byzantine tale. Still, Lee is never anything less than passionate about his subjects, and with MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA he brings that fire to a story that took decades to come to the big screen. Perhaps not the most definitive "Spike Lee Joint," MIRACLE remains a noteworthy film in the canon of one of America's most important filmmakers.















NOTE







That's right, this is an XviD rip of the BluRay disc of this



movie. It came out before the DVD so we decided to use it



VST thought the same, but because they don't have a source



they figured they might as well use NGR's 720p x264 and lower



the bitrate of the AC3 track a bit and omit subs







We ripped this straight from the BluRay disc and used MP3



audio to preserve a higher video bitrate which is needed for



this long movie. Also we included subs which are needed for the



non-english parts of the movie







Recently there has been an increase in movies being released



on BluRay prior to DVD



Some groups have already started encoding xvid rips from Bluray



source, and while some mention it in their nfo, others do not



Either way, they mistakenly label it as a DVDRip



Due to the abovementioned changes in movie distribution, we



propose the following extension to the xvid standards:



BluRay may be used as source only if no DVDRip has already



been released



Such releases must be tagged .BDRip



Reencoding xvids using x264 releases is strictly forbidden



BDRip dupes DVDRip, and vice versa, DVDRip dupes BDRip