Hansel.And.Gretel-An.Opera.Fantasy[1954]_DVDrip_DivX

Hansel and Gretel: An Opera Fantasy (1954) Run Time: 72 minutes Composed by Englebert Humperdinck Conducted by Franz Aller Directed by Michael Meyerberg Starring Anna Russell as The Witch and Constance Brigham, Mildred Dunnock, Frank Rogier Hansel and Gretel came to life in 1954 as never before, in this kinemin* animated feature set to Englebert Humperdinck's classic 1893 opera. Sung by some of the most acclaimed performers of the day, this score was nominated for a Grammy Award. With brilliant imagination and unprecedented technical wizardry-comparable only to Walt Disney's Fantasia-this production uses 35 hand-sculpted dolls and lavish sets to create a fantasy land of unearthly beauty, inhabited by characters of unparalleled charm. *The kinemen characters took over 15 years to develop. Compounded of intricate armatures a secret chemical mixture for "flesh", human hair, magnetized feet and truly human personalities; they are "exemplary actors", able to duplicate natural movements of the human body, and with a variety of facial expressions that surpass the range of humans. **The lines present at the very bottom are present in the DVD format also.**

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

 XeroxAlto (2008-01-15)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0193995/

Dimhirwen (2008-06-15)

Definitely not a DVDrip or a very bad one!

Dimhirwen (2008-06-21)

According to this review from Amazon, it's a DVDrip after all.
30 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars Horrible Print - Washed out, faded and soft focus!, February 15, 2002
By T. Mozer (Los Angeles)
Don't buy it. I have wonderful memories of seeing this film at the movies when I was a child. I loved it so much that I even had the record album. I couldn't wait to get it on DVD to share with my children. What a disapointment! It looks like the same print they showed in the theaters back in the early 1970s. The colors are washed out and faded. Even worse, the image looks soft. I knew this was an old film and I wasn't expecting a "Snow White" quality restoration, but this was so bad that my family and I couldn't even finish watching it.
The dismal quality becomes even more apparent when you watch the "Making Of" promo included on the disc. Filmed in Black & White back in 1953, it looks crisper and sharper than the film itself.
I knew I was in trouble, though, when I opened the DVD case and there wasn't a chapter list inside. I sensed that if View Video (the distributor) didn't care enough about their product to include a chapter list, they wouldn't care about getting the best possible print (let alone striking a new one). And I was right.
Again, despite whatever fond memories you might have of this film, save your money. Don't buy it.

jpf_sote20 (2009-02-24)

pls seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeddddddd and thank you!!!!