1910 X 1070 (approx) H.264 video @5200k (approx) video bitrate
AC3 audio tracks for English (6ch) Italian and French (2ch)

This is the itunes D/L version - the video is untouched except for being re-packed into an MKV with Italian audio added
to the ENG-FRE audio alternatived the MP4 video came with. It also came with a ton of subtitles files in SRT format
which are included for you for the following language selection options here:

Arabic Bulgarian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French, French forced,
German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Italian Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese EU/BR
Russian Serbian Spanish Castilan/Latino Swedish Turkish Ukrainian


Here is a comment on the net by one person who has apparently had experience with both versions of the movie
(The itunes version is the 3hr49min whereas the restoration version we gave you a couple of years back (ENG-ITA)
is 4hrs 12mins

Heres the viewers comment I found on the net - he is speaking generally:
"I highly advise you to watch the 3 hour 49 minute version, as it is by far the most complete and cohesive release that is available.
The Extended Director’s Cut uses restored film, not all of which was properly cared for in the 30+ years since the film’s release,
so there are noticeable quality drops when some restored scenes begin" I personally thought the restored version was okay - so Im
ignoring the comment here, for when one would like to see the entire length of the movie you could possibly get to enjoy too,
as he is only referring to the extended scenes as being not quite as good as the rest of the movie. If you can hadrly notice perhaps,
why give up on a good flick equally I ask if it happens to be the choice offered along the way too!

REVIEW:

This movie stars the great Mr. Robert De Niro - the greatest of men in my own estimation based
on the most valid critera ultimately I believe. There's also an appearance or two by the lovely and
gorgeous looking Ms. Tuesday Weld, being cast as a somewhat naughty girl (with masochistic
tendencies even perhaps - as scripted) - however not the best of ideas I say. Rather offensive in
fact speaking as a gentleman on these matters.

It is my belief that given adequate resource allocation fairness and a reasonable responding pattern
to what is the human greatness of the men of Italy such as De Niro (he's Irish too) the problems of so
called "crime" (illegal prostitution rings, gambling joints, and so forth) would not be problems at all but
would be legalized and regulated for purposes of fair taxation in the interests of the community.

These are great men that are made as De Niro at the core, and must be given the reins over the whole
economy ultimately in my own view once again with due respect.

enjoy the show - although it opens with an ugly scene of a spirited woman being shot by a group of
gangsters invading her home - no way to show Italian men or Irish women in movies anymore I must
say and emphatically so. We are better than this, speaking as fully a man of Italy in spirit and Irish
compatriot too with regards to our womenfolk that is.

Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)








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