[REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
- pillowbaker
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Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
Thanks to Warg and ghost, of course, for sharing this movie is such high quality. Thanks to auswombat for the OP and Night for the recommendation! I too am pretty enthralled by the post-apocalyptic setting. Just recently learned of Noel and recently grabbed La Tutora. I best get to watchin soon!
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Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
I am unsure if there is likely to be much quality upgrade from this, but this film just dropped on rarbg in the form of bluray rips. It is unclear to me if the HD files already shared in this thread are from blurary or webrips, but I know they initially started as webrips. So here's the link, all well-seeded at this time:
https://rarbg.to/torrents.php?imdb=tt7840854
Files range from 7.4gb to 1.2gb.
Can anyone tell me if, in general, a bluray rip can offer additional quality over webrips?
https://rarbg.to/torrents.php?imdb=tt7840854
Files range from 7.4gb to 1.2gb.
Can anyone tell me if, in general, a bluray rip can offer additional quality over webrips?
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Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
I don't think anyone has posted my personal rips (7.4gb one) onto rarbg before. Coolpillowbaker wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 4:17 am I am unsure if there is likely to be much quality upgrade from this, but this film just dropped on rarbg in the form of bluray rips. It is unclear to me if the HD files already shared in this thread are from blurary or webrips, but I know they initially started as webrips. So here's the link, all well-seeded at this time:
https://rarbg.to/torrents.php?imdb=tt7840854
Files range from 7.4gb to 1.2gb.
Can anyone tell me if, in general, a bluray rip can offer additional quality over webrips?
Yes, the Bluray is superior to the low bitrate webrip that Ivan offered as a download. There's some discussion on TNT about the improvements.
Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
Thank you DreamScape and pillowbaker!
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Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
Hopefully the big one is an improvement on the old 3.2gb one which had quite a bit of blocking. The film is shot with little blur in the lens (a fast shutter I believe) - a bit like the beach scene from Saving Private Ryan. Even when the camera whip-pans the camera doesn't blur - gives it quite a documentary war-zone feel. It means the detail is preserved in each frame, is not smeared and you need a very high bitrate to avoid mpeg blocking artifacts.
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Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
I also uploaded the complete BD image if you are interested in the highest quality we're likely to ever see of the film.David32441 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 9:23 pm Hopefully the big one is an improvement on the old 3.2gb one which had quite a bit of blocking. The film is shot with little blur in the lens (a fast shutter I believe) - a bit like the beach scene from Saving Private Ryan. Even when the camera whip-pans the camera doesn't blur - gives it quite a documentary war-zone feel. It means the detail is preserved in each frame, is not smeared and you need a very high bitrate to avoid mpeg blocking artifacts.
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Re: [REL] Nine Meals from Chaos (2017) [Argentina]
That'd be too big for me - well, unless the 7gb one has been encoded badly!DreamScape wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 11:35 pmI also uploaded the complete BD image if you are interested in the highest quality we're likely to ever see of the film.David32441 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 9:23 pm Hopefully the big one is an improvement on the old 3.2gb one which had quite a bit of blocking. The film is shot with little blur in the lens (a fast shutter I believe) - a bit like the beach scene from Saving Private Ryan. Even when the camera whip-pans the camera doesn't blur - gives it quite a documentary war-zone feel. It means the detail is preserved in each frame, is not smeared and you need a very high bitrate to avoid mpeg blocking artifacts.