[MOVIE] Blade Runner 2049 [4K Remux][2160p][HDR][AC3 5.1-DTS-MA 5.1Castellano True HD 7.1-Ingles+Subs][ES-EN] [73.4 GB]

Cqouta | 19 points | Jan 31 2018 08:48:37

[MOVIE] Blade Runner 2049 [4K Remux][2160p][HDR][AC3 5.1-DTS-MA 5.1Castellano True HD 7.1-Ingles+Subs][ES-EN] [73.4 GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [MOVIE] Blade Runner 2049 [4K Remux][2160p][HDR][AC3 5.1-DTS-MA 5.1Castellano True HD 7.1-Ingles+Subs][ES-EN] [73.4 GB]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkqHVGFAhbU

Título original Blade Runner 2049

País USA

Estreno en USA 06/10/2017

Estreno en España 06/10/2017

Lanzamiento en DVD (alquiler) 26/01/2018

Estreno en DVD (venta) 26/01/2018

Blu-Ray 3D 26/01/2018

Estreno en Blu-ray 26/01/2018

Estreno en VOD 26/01/2018

Productora Alcon Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures, Sony Pictures

Distribuidora en España Sony Pictures

Director Denis Villeneuve

Guión Hampton Fancher, Michael Green

Reparto Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Jared Leto, Robin Wright, Sylvia Hoeks, Mackenzie Davis, Carla Juri, Barkhad Abdi, Ana De Armas, David Dastmalchian, Hiam Abbass, Dave Bautista, Lennie James, Edward James Olmos

Calificación No recomendada para menores de 12 años

Sinopsis

Treinta años después de lo ocurrido en la primera película, un nuevo blade runner, el oficial de la Policía de Los Ángeles K (Ryan Gosling), desentierra un viejo secreto que puede provocar el caos en lo que queda de sociedad. El descubrimiento de K le sitúa en la misión de encontrar a Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), un antiguo policía que ha estado desaparecido durante los últimos 30 años.

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[-] Binky_Huckaback_ | 2 points | Jan 31 2018 11:54:36

I might be a bit dim but there appear to be zips missing. For example, the list goes: part1 part2 part3 part5 Where's part4? Same for part18 and part21.

[-] igotsomegreypoupon | 2 points | Jan 31 2018 19:00:48

they weren't uploaded to Mega. last time it was pointed out he deleted the whole post...soooo you'll have to pick & choose the missing rar files from the other hosts.

[-] cacadodo666 | 1 points | Jan 31 2018 11:42:59

Does remux automatically mean HDR is present if it was in the original source? I want to know if the other 70+GB remuxes of this were also HDR.

[-] SuspiciousJellybean | 1 points | Feb 01 2018 08:38:49

Yes.

[-] Jon_J_ | 0 points | Jan 31 2018 09:50:55

Might sound like a really silly question, but why would someone want to download a 70gb size movie? Is there not a threshold where you wouldn't notice any difference in quality to the eye? Unless viewed on a very big scale?

[-] Zlynky | 4 points | Jan 31 2018 11:08:21

Why do you think people buy UHD Blurays? To get the best quality available.

And fir those that don't buy those, this is the best alternative. This is a remux, which contains a lossless quality in both video and audio compared to the original UHD Bluray.

And why not download it if you have the TV, the space and connection for it.

I have a 75” UHD HDR TV, 18 TB on my NAS, and a 300 Mbps connection.

Would only take me about 40 mins or so to download this.

[-] Jon_J_ | 3 points | Jan 31 2018 11:13:01

Yup I get you now. With the larger tv makes sense but for those smaller scale I just always wondered, thanks for the response!

[-] [deleted] | 1 points | Jan 31 2018 13:25:14

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[-] Cqouta | 3 points | Jan 31 2018 09:57:47

It's crazier that this film isn't real 4K in fact it's 3.4K