Stan Helsing [2009]DVDRip XviD-BULLDOZER Unrated
Release Date - October 10, 2009
Retail Date - October 27, 2009
Audio - 130 kbps mp3 vbr
Bitrate - 943 kbps
Runtime - 1 Hour 30 Mins
Subs - English
Notes - Enjoy
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| Artist: Jackson 5 Album Title: Ultimate Christmas Collection Record Label: n/a Rip Date: Nov/14/2009 Genre: Pop Year: 2009 Source: CDDA Quality: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz The Jackson 5 Ultimate Christmas Collection features the classic best selling Jackson 5 Christmas album originally released in 1970, plus 6 bonus tracks including a rare Track list on next page Track List 01 Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 02 03 The Christmas Song 04 Up on the House Top 05 Frosty the 06 The Little Drummer Boy 07 Rudolph the Red-Nosed 08 Christmas Wont Be the Same this Year 09 Give 10 Someday at Christmas 11 I Saw 12 Seasons Greetings form Michael Jackson 13 Little Christmas Tree 14 Seasons Greetings form Tito Jackson 15 Up on the Housetop 16 Seasons Greetings form Jackie Jackson 17 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Stripped Mix) 18 Seasons Greetings form Jermaine Jackson 19 Someday at Christmas (Stripped Mix) 20 Give Love on Christmas Day (Acapella Version) 21 J5 Christmas Medley 3:48 |
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| The comedy masterpiece. Since Adolf Hitler had the audacity to borrow his mustache from the most famous celebrity in the world – Charlie Chaplin – it meant Hitler was fair game for Chaplin’s comedy. (Strangely, the two men were born within four days of each other.) The Great Dictator, conceived in the late thirties but not released until 1940, when Hitler’s war was raging across Europe, is the film that skewered the tyrant. Chaplin himself hits one of his highest moments in the amazing sequence where he performs a dance of love with a large inflated globe of the world. Never has the hunger for world domination been more rhapsodically expressed. The slapstick is swift and sharp, but it was not enough for Chaplin. He ends the film with the barber’s six-minute speech calling for peace and prophesying a hopeful future for troubled mankind. Some critics have always felt the monologue was out of place, but the lyricism and sheer humanity of it are still stirring. This was the last appearance of Chaplin’s Little Tramp character, and not coincidentally it was his first all-talking picture. |
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