Ha ha, I went to look up the MEGA links and TNT is "Closed for Maintenance" at the moment. I'll try again later in the day.

If this file is still not working for you in eMule, see deadman's earlier post for his new MEGA link. That should surely work.

Ha ha, my "preference" for movie versions is very new and only due to laziness and eye age. I used to refuse to watch movie adaptations when I had read and loved the book. I also used to insist on subs rather than dubs in ALL circumstances. Now, if I have already seen the version with orig...

I am not quite sure what you mean, but ... Ulozto stopped public sharing late last year, so you can NOT download this from ulozto. In the post you quoted, deadman gave an eMule link for the file. I am also sharing it. Remember, if you are downloading one file from someone on eMule, you can NOT downl...

I'm sorry, but there may be some problems with it. I tried to save this file，but there was no speed. I have reshared the file on eMule so that ghost is not the only source. From your posts, you seem to be having problems with eMule. See this post here: https://www.first-loves.net/forums/viewtopic.p...

English subtitles, SDH & regular, machine-translated from the Spanish without corrections: La contadora de películas (2023).ENGLISH_SRTs.zip | Stay tuned, because I fully expect that in about 15 minutes someone else just might post a fully-corrected English translation after they have watched th...

Thank you, I am downloading this now! I changed the Country from Spain to Chile/Latin America. The filming location and setting is Chile, the writer is Chilean, and there are some Chilean actors. The rest is international: Production Countries of origin France / Spain / Chile, Danish director, actor...

It looks like a very good movie but I have not watched it YET. I caught enough spoilers to see that it was rather rough and downbeat, so I will have to wait for the right time to watch that kind of movie.

I also appreciated how magister Aesculaap had slight glimpses of enjoying Mariken's company and endearing chatter. Honestly, I had forgotten his character by now. He was just "some guy" sitting next to the young monk in the Latin scene, right? I should probably go back and rewatch all 4 e...

Thanks!

pillowbaker wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 8:59 am Lots of dialogue in this episode.

The extra dialog meant that the translation was especially critical to understanding the characters, especially the Countess. This is probably the quietest episode with the least action, but I was absorbed in what was being revealed.