Tin Men (converted from HD 720p) Michael Rizzo

By the way, many times a movie we have posted here with several seeds shows as having no seeds (such as das boot is right now - we have been seeding this straight since we started the launch). I say ignore the number of seeds you see and give it a try just in case there are lots enough for you here. We will clean up our list for those that didnt make it well enough (our older Xvids mainly). This is a conversion fron a 2GB HD mkv file to a format that is playable on ordinary DivX disc players that dont have HD capability normally - yet are looking to produce a nice picture quality such as this rich looking masterpiece (compared to a version we just converted from an NTSC DVD9 DVD, there is no doubt you get a better picture if you use HD source content material so a guy can get a nicer movie even if he doesnt have the dough to give up on his beers to buy expensive equipment and discs for HD normally). We normally have been converting from large 6GB - 15GB mkv bluray sourced files to get this quality, so as to make accesible movie file versions for what most people have for equipment at the present time. About "Tin Men": http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094155/ This is another movie that ranks among my personal favourites. Tin Men is an excellent human story that comes to us from Hollywood to describe the life of the door to door salesman who's looking to make a quick killing as it were, throughout his working hours. I know something of this business as I sold vaccum cleaners myself while in high school for some pocket money as it were as my parents had no ability to come up with anything in this regard given their high mortgage and other expenses. Although I didn't use the door to door approach (I was given pre-arranged appointments to show off the "Filter Queen" products (by the way, they are the best in the business, even these several decades later I find when I shop for a vaccum personally - there are deals to be found in older used ones in shops around town in any event), I have a lot of understanding for the business and characters that are depicted in the movie. It's sad when a culture evolves in such a manner that people simply don't feel that they are always dealing with their own kin, in a way as to make for a conscionable existence by comparison for example to what you will find in most communities in Europe. Even in Russia with the mob now operating there, there is a sense of community that endures and that will never be destroyed to the extent of seeing each person in your midst as only a means to an end. That unfortunately is the message of this movie and others like "Death of a salesman" and many other such examples in fact. If folks are to you just a prospect for a sale and you don't care how its done, then I'm afraid you lack a good enough existence to teach any of your wisdom, in this regard. I think we should learn from Europe instead. Better still, there's Jessica Lange who could set it all up for us as good Christians to show the world a better way. It shows in all that people say and do and feel towards one another, and the madness you see displayed in this movie in what is insensitive or unfair is an example in all of this, I think - quite clearly! Nonetheless, its a great comedy for those that enjoy this genre, and I always will feel close to the characters given my own background even though I'm 100% the opposite in being concerned with integrity, while the scripted characters in the movie are clearly not. As such, the feeling is superficial, however it is there and quite emphatically so. Great movies such as this and others that we show off here are either not well enough advertised or promoted, or they are simply written off by the industry to the point where they refuse to make them even available - at any price - go figure! I hope to see the industry make a fortune with our efforts here, provided they put the DVDs on the shelves at just five bucks each. That's fair for all and its a richer scheme than what they've got going now. And more sensible too. (For the community minded). Includes nice songs from the sountrack (for your ipod or home stereo - r even at the local cafe jukebox collection perhaps) Michael Rizzo Chessman

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