The Remains of the Day (1993) 720p HDTV H.264 (moviesbyrizzo)

4.37GB H.264 MKV HDTV 1280 X 540 video resolution at 4185k video bitrate
5.1 surround sound main audio track (448k ac3) in addition to a directors
commentary secondary audio track at nominal bitrate
This will fit on a dvd5 blank disc with the right equipment including software
(such as nero express - free with most dvd burner drives on the market)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107943
The British attained the greatest standards of articulation for
what has been the human experience throughout our history.
While the Greeks and even the French have contributed to our fundamental
philosophical teachings as have the Romans including the inclusion of legal
principles through the use of Latin, it is the German crop of what is British
that gave us the English language that involved the engagement of the Irish
spirit as a pre-requisite to its proper use in respect of Christianly engagement
in fact. We otherwise have only a superficial benefit from its use and even a
detraction from or negation of what is its true intent.
I hope that Europe will adopt the right use of the English language as the
standard - after it has found a way to retain its spirit where it is best found
to still exist - (in Germany Sweden Holland etc) as this movie tells us that
The British paid too high a price to attain what is their expertise on the
relative quickness of the uptake as it were.
Yet for me personally, none will ever be as much of who I am or my real true
family- other than what is to come perhaps that tries to be as good in this regard
susbtitles included for French and Spanish along with an English template for
conversion to all other subtitle languages not already found on the net for this
most important motion picture
Michael Rizzo Chessman
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To use one of the subtitles simply copy the srt file from one of the the
included language folders so that its is together with the mkv
If you don't require subtitles to view this movie, please turn them off using
your player controls as the english captions otherwise come on automatically
in this mkv (as we found it on the net)
PS Dont miss out on Carrington (1995) starring too, our dear Ms. Emma Thompson