__ .---.
       __ /  `  .-.7,--.
      /  `. .-''. -,  , \
      '--.-    -;   | ) /
      ,` /   \ ,_) /   '-.
     /  (  (  |   /  .' ) \           AMIABLE proudly presents:
     '.  `--,/   .---' ,-.|
       `--.  / '-, -' .'              Breaking.the.Waves.1996.REMASTERED.720p.BluRay.X264-AMIABLE
      .==,=; `-,.;--'
     / ,'  _;--;|                     Date .....: 10th April 2014
    /_...=' you are my                Runtime ..: 02:39:22
               || .==,=.              Size .....: 8960mb
               ||/    '.\             Video ....: 1280x544 (X264 @ 23.976fps)
              ,||`'=...__\            Audio ....: DTS 1509k
               ||                     Source ...: Retail Blu-Ray
      sweetest downfall..             Lang .....: English
               ||,                    Subs .....: English
               ||                     IMDB .....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115751/
              ,||                     Rating ...: 7.9/10   38,873 votes
               ||                     Screens ..: Opening Week - 1996
       I loved you first              Genre ....: Drama | Romance
               ||
               ||,                    Notes ....: Time for another double dip..Our first rip was done
               ||                                 from a "Remastered & Uncensored Blu-Ray edition",
                                                  which had the same look all BtW retail releases
                                                  to date had, i.e. looked like crap :)

                                                  Now Criterion has stepped up and did a 4k Restoration
                                                  supervised by Von Trier. The result is overwhelmingly
                                                  better. It still "suffers" from the "Dogme 95"
                                                  prinicples, such as allowing only natural lighting
                                                  to be used (makes poorly lit segments to look
                                                  extremely grainy and rough).

                                                  Our research indicates that part of making the movie
                                                  look more "realistic", the quality was intentionally
                                                  degraded. It was shot on 35mm, then transfered to
                                                  video and then back to film....For this edition
                                                  they made a new digital tranfer in 6k from the original
                                                  35mm camera negatives and the 35mm internegative, and
                                                  then restored in 4k.

                                                  We've read some comments from people claiming the new
                                                  restore looks like they remember it from theatrical
                                                  screenings. We're somewhat skeptical about that, given
                                                  the movie is 18 years old :)

                                                  So to sum up with this new restore we get:
                                                  1) Vastly improved pq and colors
                                                  2) More frame details and pixels
                                                  3) DTS Audio
                                                  4) English subs

                                                  See Proof dir in 720p for some comparisons.

                                           Tomorrow's just your future yesterday!



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           __ .---.
       __ /  `  .-.7,--.
      /  `. .-''. -,  , \
      '--.-    -;   | ) /
      ,` /   \ ,_) /   '-.
     /  (  (  |   /  .' ) \           AMIABLE proudly presents:
     '.  `--,/   .---' ,-.|
       `--.  / '-, -' .'              Breaking.the.Waves.1996.REMASTERED.720p.BluRay.X264-AMIABLE
      .==,=; `-,.;--'
     / ,'  _;--;|                     Date .....: 10th April 2014
    /_...=' you are my                Runtime ..: 02:39:22
               || .==,=.              Size .....: 8960mb
               ||/    '.\             Video ....: 1280x544 (X264 @ 23.976fps)
              ,||`'=...__\            Audio ....: DTS 1509k
               ||                     Source ...: Retail Blu-Ray
      sweetest downfall..             Lang .....: English
               ||,                    Subs .....: English
               ||                     IMDB .....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115751/
              ,||                     Rating ...: 7.9/10   38,873 votes
               ||                     Screens ..: Opening Week - 1996
       I loved you first              Genre ....: Drama | Romance
               ||
               ||,                    Notes ....: Time for another double dip..Our first rip was done
               ||                                 from a "Remastered & Uncensored Blu-Ray edition",
                                                  which had the same look all BtW retail releases
                                                  to date had, i.e. looked like crap :)

                                                  Now Criterion has stepped up and did a 4k Restoration
                                                  supervised by Von Trier. The result is overwhelmingly
                                                  better. It still "suffers" from the "Dogme 95"
                                                  prinicples, such as allowing only natural lighting
                                                  to be used (makes poorly lit segments to look
                                                  extremely grainy and rough).

                                                  Our research indicates that part of making the movie
                                                  look more "realistic", the quality was intentionally
                                                  degraded. It was shot on 35mm, then transfered to
                                                  video and then back to film....For this edition
                                                  they made a new digital tranfer in 6k from the original
                                                  35mm camera negatives and the 35mm internegative, and
                                                  then restored in 4k.

                                                  We've read some comments from people claiming the new
                                                  restore looks like they remember it from theatrical
                                                  screenings. We're somewhat skeptical about that, given
                                                  the movie is 18 years old :)

                                                  So to sum up with this new restore we get:
                                                  1) Vastly improved pq and colors
                                                  2) More frame details and pixels
                                                  3) DTS Audio
                                                  4) English subs

                                                  See Proof dir in 720p for some comparisons.

                                           Tomorrow's just your future yesterday!



This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net