Drugstore Cowboy 1989 DVD5 Xvid-aTLas

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Drugstore.Cowboy.1989.DVD5.Xvid-aTLas

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General Information

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Type.................: Movie

Platform.............: aTLas RG

Part Size............: 729,180,854 bytes

Duration.............: 1h 41mnVideo Format.........: AVI

Video Bitrate........: 959 Kbps

Resolution...........: 672 x 378

Color................: 24 bit

FPS..................: 23.976 fps

Source...............: WS.NTSC.DVD5

Original Format......: NTSC

Genre................: Drama

IMDb Rating..........: 7.4

Movie Information....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097240/

CD1 Size.............: 695 MiB



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Post Information

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Encoders............: Spangy/GT

Posted on............: 26/01/2012



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Release Notes

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A realistic road movie about a drug addict, his 'family', and their inevitable

decline into crime.



The 'family' of drug users in the 1970's help finance their habit by robbing

drug stores. Matt Dillon's character is very superstitious and eventually his

luck runs out.



Goofs

Continuity: When Bob first meets with Father Tom and they're talking while

seated, at the end of the conversation, Father Tom is leaning either forwards or

resting at the chair's back between shots.