Tenderness 2009 BDrip H264

Tenderness.2009


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0494864

Starring: Russell Crowe, Jon Foster, Sophie Traub, Alexis Dziena
Genre: Crime | Drama | Thriller

PLOT: A nail-biting psychological thriller, that never lets you go. Set in New York State, the story center's on juvenile murderer, Eric Poole, who at 18, is released from jail having served his sentence for the murder of a young girl. Russell Crowe plays the hard-bitten detective who put him away and who is sure that Poole is a potential serial killer who will reoffend. He makes it his mission to keep Poole under surveillance as he sets off on a seemingly innocent road trip up-state. But all is not as it seems as Poole soon finds himself on the run with a young girl who has become obsessed with him and may or may not have been witness to the first murder.

*** Small-sized 2-pass re-encode of BDrip for computers (PC, Mac), PS3 or Xbox, portable and mobile devices (Ipod, Itouch) . ***
*** Video is 480x272 H264; audio is 44.1 kHz/stereo AAC LC and container is MP4. ***

I recommend CoreCodec for H264 (avc1, x264) video-playback, free DivX 7 for AAC sound-playback (and .mkv with AAC), Haali splitter (free, comes with CoreCodec) as the fastest and best combination for Windows Media Player. This is what I use.
VLC player (free), mplayer (free) and KMplayer (free) are available as alternative for all platforms (operating systems) out there and have BUILT-IN codecs and MP4 capabilities. But, video quality is approx. 10-15% lower, blurrier at least on system I have.
One can try CCCP matroska codec pack, where ffdshow codec/filter packs and Haali splitter comes in one package and support MP4 playback - but extra caution is required during the install process.
QuickTime of course, supports H264/AAC natively.
Many of movies I encode have embedded subtitles. So far, only VLC player is able to use them correctly.

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One thing I have always repeated: Solidarity. We, people from “Developed countries” seem like have forgotten too easy what was only five-six years back when majority was on dial-up, wrestling with 2-4 kB/s.

We also forget how hard is to live far away from all cultural, sociological “cushions” our societies have provided for us, be surrounded with unbearable hardness of life, live surrounded by unimaginable poverty, diseases – and a feeling of total disconnection from the rest of the “shiny” world, where obviously, no one cares about anything else but themselves. We, who have “more” must share with the ones who have less”. Must. Other “types” of behaviour are not welcomed – here. People who cannot share could go away, doors are open. Trespassers and punks will be escorted someplace else.

We are the rebels by nature, that’s why we are here on place called “Pirate bay”… not to eat each other’s hearts out. We are here because world around is a dark place. People who come here are not the enemies, most of us struggle to survive, and taking just that and that much we need not to feel deprived by injustice. We are here to fight unrighteousness, but not amongst us. Never forget that.