[USA/ESP] El Silencio De Los Corderos

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No soy capaz de verla, Pulp...

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No soy capaz de verla, Pulp...

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Spoiler:

Solución para Firefox

Si utilizamos Firefox, sólo deberemos instalar el plug-in RefControl, actualmente en la versión 0.8.9. Una vez instalado reiniciaremos firefox, y veremos que en la parte inferior aparece un nuevo icono a la izquierda del logo de FireFox. Hacemos doble clic y nos aparece una ventana en la que pulsamos el botón "Añadir Sitio" tras lo cual escribiremos imageshack.us, o la dirección completa del website, del que queremos ver sus imagenes y seleccionarmos la opción "Bloquear - no enviar referer".


Solución para Ópera

En ópera es todavía más sencillo. Simplemente hay que desactivar la opción que indica "Activar conexión con referencias", disponible en la pestaña Avanzado dentro de la opción "Opciones..." del menú "Herramientas". Tiene que quedar así:


Solución para Internet Explorer

Si sigues utilizando este navegador, aquí tienes otro motivo más para dejar de hacerlo. Simplemente no es posible desactivar el Referer, si no es mediante herramientas de terceros, como por ejemplo Zone Alarm Pro.

Edito para añadir que en Internet Explorer siempre queda la opción de pulsar con el botón derecho sobre la imagen, propiedades, copiar la URL de la imagen y pegarla en la barra de direcciones. En este caso el Referer no se envía, pero si tienes varias imágenes en la página lo tienes que hacer una a una ...

El 8 de abril en España

¿¿¿Todavía un messssss?????.....

Primera Review:

Release Information:
Studio: MGM/Fox

Disc Size: 42,968,516,290 bytes
Feature Size: 22,273,204,224 bytes
Average Bitrate: 25.06 Mbps
Dual-layered Blu-ray MPEG 2-2


Short summation about the image quality is that - Yes, it is obviously superior, but the older MPEG-2 encode was utilized and it does not produce the definitive image improvement that could have potentially been achieved. The color scheme supports the latest 2-disc MGM and the non-anamorphic Criterion still looks greenish. Detail is improved, skin tones strike a warmer tone (as very often the case with hi-def). I don't know if I can add much more than what my screen captures state. There is some noise still existing, but everything, in general terms, is superior visually to the SD-DVD counterparts. Depending on your system the improvements will vary but I toggled back and forth and it was quite evident that the 1080P transfer had more depth, sharpness and an overall film-like feel. While it is probably not perfect - it is the best I have seen The Silence of the Lambs look in my home theater.
Audio offers a 5.1 DTS-HD Master @ 2764 kbps. It had its moments with some deep bass scares from Howard Shore's original score but while I wouldn't use the term 'aggressive' to describe the track - it did have a nice consistency to it. It doesn't tower over the older MGM 5.1 but did exhibit some improved depth and range to my faulty ears. While an improvement - listeners shouldn't expect a dramatic, blow-your-windows-out mix. It's competent and deeply suspense-inducing. The dialogue is supported with subtitles in a few languages signifying this as a region FREE release (verified elsewhere).
Supplements go the last mile. Breaking the Silence replays the entire film with head shots, boxed in the bottom right corner, of key performers giving scene input. Some of the other documentaries are repeated from past editions and some are new - and in HD! All-in-all there is well over 2.5 hours of material to access with Inside the Labyrinth: Making of The Silence of the Lambs (1:06:29) being the most thorough. There are deleting scenes, outtakes, a documentary on scoring the film, TV Spots, and more. This is surely the most complete digital package of extraneous information on The Silence of the Lambs. The only thing I think we lose if the 'Photo Gallery'. With over 20 Gig of extras using the word 'stacked' to describe the disc supplements would be appropriate.

Okay, bottom line - the MPEG-2 is not ideal, but the Blu-ray is the definitive for transfer quality at present. I'd forgotten how great the film was and seeing it in hi-def intensified the emotions that it evokes. Memorable, almost iconic, performances and a plethora of supplements to peruse. So, as a fan I'd have to say I recommend.

No se yo pero creo que no va a estar a la altura de un buen Bd!!!!

saludos

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