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| 15 by Royston Tan (2003) |
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15 by Royston Tan (2003) AVI 576x320|XviD 913 kbps|MP3 123 VBR|1h32|Language: Mandarin, Hokkien|English subtitles, srt|700 MB|RS.com Fast, frenetic, and furious, 15 is the story of five Singaporian teenagers who, abandoned by the system and estranged from their parents and life in general, build their own world in which gangs, drugs, fighting, piercing, self-harm and suicide are common and brotherhood is important above all else. Presents the chaotic lives of these boys, living in the shadows of a sprawling metropolis and with only each other to rely on. |
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| Boondocks: Complete First Season Dvdrip Uncensored |
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Boondocks: Complete First Season Dvdrip Uncensored AVI 720x400|XviD 837 kbps|MP3 320 kbps| 15x178 MB| 25 min|Comedy|Audio English|RS.com Based on cartoonist Aaron McGruder's politically charged daily comic strip, The Boondocks brings no-holds-barred social commentary and comedy to the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming, and now, all 15 episodes of the 2005-2006 debut season are available in an uncut and uncensored format in this three-disc set. As with McGruder's strip, the animated version of The Boondocks uses a fish-out-of-water format--10-year-old revolutionary-in-training Huey Freeman (voiced by Regina King), his 8-year-old brother Riley (also King), and their salty Granddad (John Witherspoon) relocate to an upscale suburban neighborhood--to take aim at all manner of cultural issues in both the black and white communities. Targets sighted in these episodes include singer R. Kelly's bedroom shenanigans ("The Trial of R. Kelly"); gangsta rap ("The Story of Gangstalicious," which includes a wicked spoof of the documentary Tupac: Resurrection); Oprah Winfrey (who is almost kidnapped by Riley in "Let's Nab Oprah"); and Martin Luther King, who revives from a coma to be branded a terrorist in "Return of the King," which generated plenty of heat from the Rev. Al Sharpton upon its broadcast. All of the above topics are handled in a decidedly less-than-respectful and occasionally offensive manner, though exactly who will find The Boondocks scandalous and who will find its approach fearless and on the money will depend on the viewer. But there's no arguing that the show is frequently as funny as McGruder's comic. Extras include audio and video commentary by McGruder and the production staff (as well as commentaries by the character Uncle Ruckus, Granddad's thoroughly unhinged friend whose fixation on a White Jesus is tackled in the season closer, "The Passion of Ruckus"), as well as deleted scenes, some unaired Adult Swim promo spots, and a behind-the-scenes featurette that addresses the show's conception and production. |
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| Il Sorpasso, Dino Risi (1962) |
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Il Sorpasso, Dino Risi with Vittorio Gassman,Jean-Louis TrintignantAVI 640x368|DivX5 883 kbps|MP3 94 kbps|1h41|Audio Italian|English subtitles, SRT|comedy, drama|DVDrip|720 MB A Masterpiece: ♥♥♥♥♥ One of my favourite films ever, if not the best. Roberto, a shy law student in Rome, meets Bruno, a forty-year-old exuberant, capricious man, who takes him for a drive through the Roman and Tuscany countries in the summer of 1962. They will spend two days together, meet both Roberto's and Bruno's family. The time Roberto spends with Bruno is a hilarious, but sometimes emotionally merciless accelerated maturization process. While Bruno's easy going "l'usage du monde" and societal success attract Roberto's great admiration, he also slowly realizes Bruno's hollowness, superficiality and unhappiness. Roma, Ferragosto, la città è deserta. Bruno Cortona (Vittorio Gassman), quarantenne vigoroso ma inconcludente e cialtrone, amante della guida sportiva e delle belle donne, vaga alla ricerca di un pacchetto di sigarette e di un telefono pubblico. Lo accoglie in casa lo studente di legge Roberto Mariani (Jean-Louis Trintignant), rimasto in città per preparare gli esami. I due, sulla spinta dell'esuberanza e invadenza del Cortona, intraprendono un viaggio in auto che li porterà verso mete occasionali sempre più distanti. |
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