Nineteen Eighty-Four - 1984 (George Orwell) HDTV 720p H264 AC3

George Orwell's novel of a totalitarian future society in which a man whose daily work is rewriting history tries to rebel by falling in love. Video: Codec H264 Resolution 1280x720 Bitrate 5.2 Mbps Container Matroska Subtitles None Source HDTV 1080i Audio: Language English Codec AC3 Channels 5.1 Bitrate 384 Kbps Filesize: 4.32 GB (Fits on DVD5) Do seed, even though Big Brother is watching you.

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Ash_Tree (2010-08-28)

@Hhiiimmmm
Enjoy!

marcosmalvasia (2010-09-19)

Video : 10
Audio : 10
superb movie!

alecjw (2010-10-29)

Good quality but absolutely huge: the quality doesnt justify the file size. Also, a watermark, presumably from the proprietary encoder or ripper used, appears at the bottom right hand corner of the screen at two points in the video.

takehiro12 (2012-09-23)

Beautiful copy of one of the best book to movie translations ever done. Thank you so much for upping the version with the full Eurythmics soundtrack restored! For years the director, who hated it, cut it out of DVD releases and put some godawful temp music in it's place. It's so nice to see the move back the way it was in its superior form. :-)

fukncunt (2012-12-27)

ugg noobtastic mkv trash... no excuse for this pathetic joke of a file system to be on the internet... MP4 people

taarnet (2013-06-11)

Thank You, Friend

ouchyfish (2013-06-18)

@fukncunt Amen brother!!! fuck mkvs!

TheLathe (2013-12-26)

Thanks kindly!

filthy3825 (2013-12-26)

Thank you.

frogski (2014-06-29)

@fukncunt
You're so brainwashed. Firstly, MKV is not a "file system" but a container format. Secondly, MKV is far more flexible and versatile than MP4 will ever be. Thirtly, MKV has won the container wars long ago. ~80% or so of stuff coming out is packed inside an MKV, and for good reasons.

frogski (2014-06-29)

Oh, did I mention that MP4 is proprietary and patented up the ass while MKV is open source?

ScotttHuman (2014-11-14)

frogski is exactly right.