Snapshot image from movie (features Goodfellas movie co-star Ray Liotta at a wedding with his faithful wife to the very end)

This is the itunes 1080p downloaded video with audio track additional enhancements as follows:
approx 1920 X 1080 res H.264 video @5300k video bitrate approx
4000k DTS-HD English audio track option along with a 384k Dolby AC3 English main audio track
Supplementary Dolby AC3 stereo audio tracks include Italian Spanish Portuguese French and German
all in at the full 192k bitrate the movie was dubbed into additionally.

Many subtitles included in two lots - one from itunes included with this downloaded video
plus a different batch from our previous 4K upload version of this movie. We do have a 35GB
version of a fully bluray to MKV conversion with TrueHD audio which will be posted for you
in the near future we hope based on interest. Thanks for your seed.

Program extras include music from the Soundtrack and the genre of music of the Soundtrack additionally,
plus in addition an important discussion on the message of the movie as intended by the Director
at the time Martin Scorsese and the views echoed mainly by actors and players involved along with great
moments of seeing a serious Mr. Robert De Niro interviewed too on issues related that are touched on
with him.

This important movie looks at the various mob-like mentalities which were formed or in any event in
reality a fact of life in the US, including those we refer to as the "Bush mindset" (of whom Director Scorsese
wouldn't seem a stranger with his views I venture to say) then the more current seeming supported various
camps based on sexual orientation other than traditional, and race based groups seeking to prevail over the
previous balance of things in relative power shifts being sought to be accomplished with various camps allied
along the way, and then certainly the various racial groupings and cultural belongings bringing mindsets together -
Italians are seeming to be depicted in this movie however aside from our greatest of heroes - Robert De Niro
and Al Pacino in various movies in the main, the real caliber of talent of which these greatest of men are made
are rarely adequately supported or mirrored by co-actors that are picked or scripted often with negativity being
the focus. As such it is in fact an unfair depiction of what is in fact actually the core being and the core merit of
a mindset being misrepresented (such as I submit, Scorsese's own ideas in describing others as having an "evil
streak" in a generality he cannot assume to attach to our best - and must therefore stick to what he knows
and be fair in this respect, describing his own demons that he battles with in his own mind instead it would appear,
based on his admissions on the clip included for you here.

The clear indication of a greatest male hero has always been for keen impartial and most
fair minded observers the real stuff of the best of the genre - as depicted in the closing arguments
in the courtroom drama "And Justice for all" (starring the greatest Mr. Al Pacino - Mr. Robert De Niro
would do at least as well, I daresay) . This is a more useful role and character to look at if you truly want
to make a case on the merits of the true Italians rather than having Scorsese pick his own "choice of weapons"
in scripting as he sees fit, casting as he sees fit and then generalizing along with his scripted interviewees seeming
in what seems a hatchet job which clearly smacks of bigotry against the best of such men as I point out here
in actually being who they are when rightly picked for the role models they actually represent based on who
they are ultimately.

Thanks for seeding
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)