Rushmore (1998) NTSC FS -Eng- [ctang]
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- English
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- English
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- ctang [ctang] NTSC DVD5 DVD DVD-R DVDR
- Uploaded:
- Sep 15, 2010
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- ctang
Please Seed!! More seeders means me uploading my next torrent sooner!!! Dont forget to say thanks!!! Requests+++++++++++++ I am taking all requests. Please leave your requests in the comment box in the most recent upload. I do check my most recent torrents frequently. Title.........: Rushmore (1998) Rating........: R for language and brief nudity. Runtime.......: 93 mins Source........: DVD5 NTSC Region 1 (USA) Genre.........: Comedy, Drama IMDB..........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128445 Plot++++++++++ Max Fischer is a precocious 15-year-old whose reason for living is his attendance at Rushmore, a private school where he is not doing well in any of his classes, but where he is the king of extracurricular activities - from being in the beekeeping society to writing and producing plays, there is very little after school he does not do. His life begins to change, however, when he finds out he is on academic probation, and when he stumbles into love with Miss Cross, a pretty teacher of the elementary school at Rushmore. Added to the mix is his friendship with Herman Blume, wealthy industrialist and father to boys who attend the school, and who also finds himself attracted to Miss Cross. Maxs' fate becomes inextricably tied to this odd love triangle, and how he sets about resolving it is the story in the film. DVD Information+++++++++++ +Format...................: NTSC Region 0 (Region Free) +Video....................: DVD5 (Not Compressed) +Audio....................: English +Subs.....................: English +Aspect...................: Fullscreen (4:3) +Menu.....................: Yes +Extras/Special Features..: Yes +Removed..................: Advertisements, FBI Warnings General Information+++++++++ +Copied Using Latest DVDFab Platinum +Compressed And Re-Encoded Using DVD-RB Pro + CCE (Did not have to do) +CCE Passes - None +Other Stuff Is For Me To Know And For You To Wish You Knew :) I want to thank you for choosing one of my DVD torrents. I am pleased to bring you high quality NTSC movies in 512KB block sizes. I would also encourage you once you have completed your download to return to this page and please comment on quality, if you have any requests or if you just would like to say thanks. Gotta love the comments!!! Be sure to also check out my fellow NTSC DVDR uploaders and audio uploaders who all do great work. [DVD-R] ctang (me): http://thepiratebay.ee/user/ctang [DVD-R] Jackalope77: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/jackalope77 [DVD-R] tater44: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/tater44/ [DVD-R] punisher latin: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/punisher_latin [DVD-R] Seedkey: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/Seedkey [DVD-R] omegafox84: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/omegafox84 [Audio] zombifuzz: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/zombifuzz [Audio] bubanee: http://thepiratebay.ee/user/bubanee/
ctang at 2010-09-15 03:24 CET:
here ya go omegafox...sorry it isnt WS
hi ctang nice release and the next release would be.......?
ctang at 2010-09-15 05:06 CET:
wont be for a couple days and i havent decided yet...got like 10 movies on my computer right now and it will be one of those...will let people know probably tomorrow or thursday
thanks ctang! can't complain if it's FS since it's free! :)
I have a WS version, but its non-anamorphic, so it isnt really much better, unless youre using an old tv. i think theres a criterion edition out there. someone needs to post it.
ctang at 2010-09-15 21:10 CET:
jackalope77: i believe what you have is the same as what this is
here is a screenshot: http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q62/ctang1/vlcsnap-2010-09-15-15h05m32s235.png
here is a screenshot: http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q62/ctang1/vlcsnap-2010-09-15-15h05m32s235.png
@ctang: yup thats what my copy is like. i would still label that widescreen, its just not anamorphic, that is, enhanced for 16x9 TVs.
ctang at 2010-09-15 22:31 CET:
ya i would say your right but in a way its deceptive because it really really isnt WS (although the actual image is...why they would ever do this is beyond me)...what would you call this then non-anamorphic WS of is there another term for this...thanks
ctang: thats exactly what it is, non-anamorphic widescreen. full-screen usually indicates that the movie has undergone the pan-and-scan process, which involves taking a widescreen image and chopping off the sides to make it fit on a traditional square TV without the black bars on the top and bottom.
unfortunately, when dvd's first appeared no one really had widescreen TVs so almost none of the discs were widescreen enhanced since it was unnecessary. as widescreen TVs became the norm, dvd producers started taking advantage but some of the discs sadly still made it through with non-anamorphic transfers. MGM dvd's are especially bad for that, although at least all the studios have gotten it right (mostly) on blu-ray.
watching non-anamorphic content on an old TV will look like normal widescreen, but watching this content on a 16x9 TV will cause it to be all stretched out across the middle of the screen instead of expanding to the whole flat panel. i bought this same copy of rushmore back when i had a square TV, but sadly i cant stand to watch it anymore, except on the old TV in my room ;)
unfortunately, when dvd's first appeared no one really had widescreen TVs so almost none of the discs were widescreen enhanced since it was unnecessary. as widescreen TVs became the norm, dvd producers started taking advantage but some of the discs sadly still made it through with non-anamorphic transfers. MGM dvd's are especially bad for that, although at least all the studios have gotten it right (mostly) on blu-ray.
watching non-anamorphic content on an old TV will look like normal widescreen, but watching this content on a 16x9 TV will cause it to be all stretched out across the middle of the screen instead of expanding to the whole flat panel. i bought this same copy of rushmore back when i had a square TV, but sadly i cant stand to watch it anymore, except on the old TV in my room ;)
ctang at 2010-09-17 00:16 CET:
to watch on a WS tv, why dont you zoom out with your dvd player (well if it supports it)...by the way, thanks for that info (i knew almost all of it except for the history and am always game to learn about that)...it helps a lot!!!
you can definitely zoom if you are using a standard-defintion TV. i have a 26" widescreen CRT in my room and i can watch non-anamorphic content on that no prob by zooming it. but the 52" LCD in my living room doesnt work the same way. 480i content like dvd's are automatically upconverted to 1080p but you can still see the digital artifacts from the conversion. zooming in makes it look horrible, since most of the pixels in the image are artificially created by the dvd player.
ctang at 2010-09-17 04:47 CET:
on my tv (not the 65" rear projection) there is a setting to make it not upscale (well its 720p but i would think it would be the same for 1080)...you may want to look more closely at the settings on the tv and hopefully for your sake it has that option
oh, my tv doesnt upscale, its the dvd player that does that. i can turn it off, sure, but then the dvd would display in its native resolution of 480i and would look like a little box in the middle of the screen.
but its not a big deal, i dont have much non-anamorphic content and what i do have i am doing my best to upgrade, mostly on blu-ray these days. rushmore isnt out yet, but i will definitely get it when it is, along with everything else by wes anderson because he's awesome. i have fantastic mr fox on blu ray, and it is the best thing ever.
but its not a big deal, i dont have much non-anamorphic content and what i do have i am doing my best to upgrade, mostly on blu-ray these days. rushmore isnt out yet, but i will definitely get it when it is, along with everything else by wes anderson because he's awesome. i have fantastic mr fox on blu ray, and it is the best thing ever.
ctang at 2010-09-17 06:20 CET:
thats probably where i found the setting too...if you zoom from that point doesnt it make it look like it should
you can get the picture to fit the shape of the TV, but expanded that much it just looks terrible. anyway, easier just to stick with anamorphic stuff. very rarely do non-anamorphic dvd's come out these days. except for trailer park boys season 7, which was non anamorphic for some annoying reason. and yes i know you have never heard of that, only canadians have, lol.
ctang at 2010-09-17 17:05 CET:
i have actually heard of it...i cant recall where i saw it b4 but i have seen at least one episode
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