Alien [The Director's Cut].1979.DVDRip.XviD.AC3-VLiS

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Alien [The Director's Cut].1979.DVDRip.XviD.AC3-VLiS

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078748/



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Movie Information

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Movie Title..........: Alien [1979]

Movie Information....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078748/

Genre................: Horror/Sci-Fi/Thriller

Director.............: Ridley Scott

Cast.................: Tom Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver, Ian Holm, John Hurt

IMDB Rating..........: 8.5 [Top 250: #43]

Language.............: English



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General Information

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Container............: AVI [Audio Video Interleave]

File size............: 1.36 GiB

Duration.............: 1h 55mn 48s 866ms [01:55:48.866]

Overall Bit rate.....: 1685 kbps

Writing application..: VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.2 (build 2542/release)

Source...............: NTSC DVD



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Video Information

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Codec ID.............: XviD (MPEG-4 Visual)

Format settings......: BVOP, No Qpel, No GMC, Default Matrix

Video Bitrate........: 1227 Kbps

Resolution...........: 720 x 304

Display aspect ratio.: 2.368

Frame rate...........: 23.976 fps

Bits/(Pixel*Frame)...: 0.234

Writing library......: XviD 1.2.1 (UTC 2008-12-04)



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Audio Information

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Audio Format.........: AC-3 [Audio Coding 3]

Bit rate mode........: Constant

Bit rate.............: 448 Kbps

Channels.............: 6 channels

Channel positions....: Front: L C R, Surround: L R, LFE

Sampling rate........: 48.0 KHz



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Notes

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-- Source: NTSC DVD9 [7.73GB] from the Region 1 Quadrilogy Box Set.



-- The Film: 116 mins (2003 Director's Cut), 117 mins (1979 Theatrical Release)

Fox approached Ridley Scott to digitally restore and remaster Alien, and to

restore several scenes which had been cut during the editing process for

inclusion in an expanded version of the film. Upon viewing the expanded version,

Scott felt that it was too long and chose to recut it into a more streamlined

alternate version.

The "Director's Cut" restored roughly four minutes of deleted footage while

cutting about five minutes of other material, leaving it actually about a

minute shorter than the theatrical cut.



-- The Video: Alien has been given a new high-definition film transfer, and is

presented here in full anamorphic widescreen video.

Fox's 2.35:1 anamorphic-widescreen presentation is really something to savor.

The depth and clarity of this image belie the film's age. Detail is exquisite,

reaching well into backgrounds, and close-up detail is particularly impressive.

There's some noticeable film grain, but that is completely unavoidable: Ridley

Scott points out that he was running the anamorphic lenses and film at the

very edge of their capabilities on some shots, so some grain is inevitable.



-- The Audio: The film was originally made in Dolby Stereo but there was also a

70MM 6 channel sound version created for the 'roadshow' presentations.

Both the new sound presentations offer a more immersive, rounded audio experience

than the soundtrack on the Alien Legacy set, although the original track was no

slouch. Both the high and low ends are cleaner, and the surround channels are

more aggressive. The score moves to the rears more frequently and ambient noise

is much more interesting.*****************************************************************************

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