Unidentified Flying Oddball (Russ Mayberry, 1979) [RePoPo]

******************************************************************************* Unidentified Flying Oddball (Russ Mayberry, 1979) aka The Spaceman and King Arthur ******************************************************************************* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Technical Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Type..................: Movie Container file........: AVI Video Format..........: H.264 Total Bitrate.........: 2267 Kbps Bits/(Pixel*Frame)....: 0.299 Audio format..........: AC3 192Kbps (as DVD, untouched) Audio Languages.......: English 2.0 Subtitles Ripped......: English, Spanish Subtitles in Subpack..: English, Dansk, Spanish, Nederland, Norsk, Suomi, Svenska Resolution............: 720x384 (untouched) Aspect Ratio..........: 1.85:1 (aprox.) Original Aspect Ratio.: 1.66:1 Color.................: Color FPS...................: 25.000 Source................: PAL DVD Duration..............: 01:29:21 Genre.................: Family, Fantasy, Sci-fi IMDb Rating...........: 4.6 Movie Information.....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080062/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this new twist on an old Mark Twain yarn, NASA scientist Dennis Dugan and his robot clone are whisked back in time to the days of King Arthur (Kenneth More). After performing several acts of "sorcery" with the state-of-the-art paraphernalia at his disposal, Dugan incurs the wrath of in-house magician Merlin (Ron Moody). Jim Dale costars as the most hyperkinetic Sir Mordred that you're ever likely too see. Previous versions of Twain's Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court were filmed in 1921, 1931 and 1948; Spaceman in King Arthur's Court would be followed by an early-1990s TV adaptation of Connecticut Yankee starring The Cosby Show's Keshia Knight Pulliam, and by Disney's 1995 theatrical feature, A Kid in King Arthur's Court. (allmovie) CAST Dennis Dugan - Tom Trimble Kenneth More - King Arthur Jim Dale - Sir Mordred Ron Moody - Merlin John Le Mesurier - Sir Gawain Rodney Bewes - Clarence Sheila White - Alisande Robert Beatty - Sen. Milburn Cyril Shaps - Dr. Zimmerman Kevin Brennan - Winston Ewen Solon - Watkins Pat Roach - Oaf Reg Lye - Prisoner CREW Russ Mayberry - Director Ron Miller - Producer Don Tait - Screenwriter Paul Beeson - Cinematographer Ron Goodwin - Composer (Music Score) / Conductor Peter Boita - Editor Albert Witherick - Art Director Phyllis Dalton - Costume Designer Ron Ballanger - Special Effects Mike Collins - Special Effects Cliff Culley - Special Effects Mark Twain - Short Story Author ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE NOTICE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is intended to be played on a PC or a HTPC. If it works on your standalone player, good for you. You can always convert it to a regular DVD using tools as ConvertXtoDVD. Size has been calculated in order to get the optimum PQ without oversizing the file, hence the irregular size of the file (not the usual 700Mb/1.4Gb rip). A rate of Bits/(Pixel*Frame) around 0.3 is perfect, above that point, picture quality becomes virtually the same to the original source. Check you have installed the right codecs, as listed in this .nfo file, before trying to play it. VLC will play this file without having to install any codec. If you don't like the codec(s), container, resolution, file size, languages or any technical aspect on this rip, keep it to yourself and go and do your own. Serious feedback on quality will always be welcome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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jamesmint1 (2009-07-21)

Please Reseed this - I love this movie! Nice one.

kriptikchicken (2010-02-25)

Please keep this seeded I haven't seen this in about 30 years!
Back then when I was knee-high to a Grasshopper!
Thanks. :)