Gosford Park 2001.720p BluRay DTS x264-Gabe

RUNTIME.........: 02h:17m:26s SIZE............: 4.35 GB FRAMERATE.......: 23.976 BITRATE.........: 4 535 Kbps RESOLUTION......: 1280 x 536 ASPECT RATIO....: 2.35:1 AUDIO1..........: English DTS 5.1 @ 1.5 Mbps IMDB............: www.imdb.com/title/tt0280707/ SUBTITLES.......: Eng, Dan, Cro, Arab, Por, Fre, Nor, Neth, Rom, Spa, Swe Screens: http://shareimage.ro/images/zzvbj9tqrynadqgfwswh.jpg http://shareimage.ro/images/ip6iym09imry4avdo7lx.png http://shareimage.ro/images/ghq6fag20m77oc4urrm9.png http://shareimage.ro/images/dek3lr2qsem79b7nhptm.png

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lmathew (2011-08-11)

Excellent Quality, Thank You!!

har1haran (2011-09-07)

why is the volume so low?

 -Gabe- (2011-09-07)

Low?? it isn't low for me.
Anyway the actors/actress are talking a bit lower than normal. That's an english tip.

smolders (2011-12-29)

lol @Gabe

guidoanselmi (2012-07-12)

Yes, the dialogue is sometime difficult to hear, but that's typical of director Altman. Voices comes and go or overlap. Sometimes we hear only snatches of conversation, much as in life. I think Altman was up to more than his usual aural tricks here in a "mystery," though as a "mystery," I think, "Gosford Park" fails. It's more a study of the last throes of the English caste system, which was dealt a body blow during World War I and crumbled almost completely during World War II. The characters in this film are morally unattractive, and the murder in the story scarcely matter, except a pretext for carrying the film forward and to tie up a few bits of the plot. Incidentally, writer Julian Fellowes also conceived "Downton Abbey."