[REL] Innocence (2004)

[thevelvet]

Is there an open matte version of this film? So that you can see More above and below?

[ghost]

Is there an open matte version of this film? So that you can see More above and below?

I don't think so. At least I nver had heard about one.

[Wigandus]

You can Download frome Arte.TV
https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/124436-000-A/innocence/

[deadman]

Is there an open matte version of this film? So that you can see More above and below?

I don't think so. At least I nver had heard about one.

You can Download frome Arte.TV
https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/124436-000-A/innocence/

It's not open matte though, this is the same widescreen format as previous releases posted here.

A relatively small number of movies are released in open matte editions. There should be more imo.

[Moonee]

You obviously have Usenet access, so here's an .nzb to download that file:

[Code]

If you don't mind me asking, what does this nzb file do?

[deadman]

If you don't mind me asking, what does this nzb file do?

I take it you're unfamiliar with Usenet. An .nzb is basically a container file that loads a specific post into a newsreader program, so you don't have to go looking for it. Think of it as the equivalent of a torrent file for a BitTorrent client.

Usenet is a very old system that hosted the first discussion boards back in the early 80's. Ten years later it started being used to share files. It remains useful because it's fast to download, servers have very long retention periods, and it's hard to police ... so copyright Nazis can't find most infringing material. This is why it's still around and enjoying a resurgence after a period where it looked like it might vanish altogether. There used to be free Usenet servers but these days a subscription service is necessary. It's pretty cheap though.

[Moonee]

Thanks!

Yeah, I'm not too familiar with usenet

I've heard about usenet from time to time on FLM but I never actually really bothered looking into what usenet is

[Moonee]

Now that I managed to get emule to work

I'm gonna get rid of this ridiculous 25gb sized file and see if there's a file for a much smaller size in this thread

No offence, I just don't have the room for super large files

[citronleaf]

You are making me giggle, thank you. I have learned to reserve big files for favorite movies and most of the time I just want something more modestly-sized. But if the huge file is a fast download or the only good source, then I download that and recode to a smaller size. Admittedly that itself takes some computer processing time -- but no Internet. I let my computer do the processing while I sleep, just as I often let it download while I sleep. It is a really good worker and willing to give much longer hours than I can manage on my own.

[Moonee]

I'm downloading Ghost's emule file on page 9

I think that might be the best one in this thread (that doesn't have a huge file size)