这个杀手将有难/另类杀手 [蓝光原盘] Grosse Pointe Blank 1997 1080p BluRaycd AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1-FGT 28.88GB

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3 X. Y" A  |% z◎片　　名　Grosse Pointe Blank
. ?+ F- \2 g% k6 D3 u3 D◎译　　名　这个杀手将有难/另类杀手/布兰克
◎年　　代　1997
◎国　　家　美国
4 u- T3 Z2 v- x% m% e7 B( I◎类　　别　动作/喜剧/犯罪/爱情/惊悚
: \' T/ v' b& F' C2 t) n$ W) m8 K: J◎语　　言　英语
◎字　　幕　英文
3 G5 n( g( b& Q/ @5 C◎IMDB评分   7.4/10 (50,398 votes)
) g# l6 v6 V" V+ S! O0 B! r◎IMDB链接   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119229/
◎文件格式　x264 + DTS
8 u/ e6 L8 F, @7 j◎视频尺寸　1920 x 1040
3 E2 y4 H4 t  J- K9 W: @◎文件大小　1DVD 28.88 GiB
◎片　　长　 1:47:23.770 (h:m:s.ms)
8 ?0 I5 U. I4 m; s* m' }+ a◎导　　演　George Armitage
1 p' n3 @0 L8 q( [◎主　　演　约翰·库萨克 John Cusack ....Martin Q. Blank
　　　　　　明妮·德里弗 Minnie Driver ....Debi Newberry
　　　　　　艾伦·阿金 Alan Arkin ....Dr. Oatman
: o. C) D0 s, S& n4 k/ ?* H　　　　　　丹·艾克罗伊德 Dan Aykroyd ....Grocer
　　　　　　琼·库萨克 Joan Cusack ....Marcella
　　　　　　汉克·阿扎利亚 Hank Azaria ....Steven Lardner
& a1 l$ K5 N, b6 q( x# }9 s　　　　　　杰里米·皮文 Jeremy Piven ....Paul Spericki
  \& s( {# B2 j- o3 A( W: u　　　　　　米奇·莱恩 Mitch Ryan ....Mr. Bart Newberry (as Mitchell Ryan)
; I2 G2 Q1 x2 F) ~　　　　　　迈克尔·库立兹 Michael Cudlitz ....Bob Destepello
- G/ j% d7 p3 Y" {　　　　　　安·库萨克 Ann Cusack ....Amy
　　　　　　珍娜·艾夫曼 Jenna Elfman ....Tanya
　　　　　　斯蒂夫·平克 Steve Pink ....Terry Rostand
　　　　　　K. Todd Freeman ....Kenneth McCullers
+ X# k+ Y( E! G　　　　　　Benny Urquidez ....Felix La PuBelle
- M# r, d3 Y7 Z+ M/ i　　　　　　Duffy Taylor ....Ultimart Carl
$ L* `" X7 A1 p. j# Z　　　　　　Audrey Kissel ....Arlene
　　　　　　Carlos Jacott ....Ken
+ k' m0 w1 S( W8 `, x　　　　　　Brian Powell ....Husky Man
　　　　　　D.V. DeVincentis ....Dan Koretzky
　　　　　　芭芭拉·哈里斯 Barbara Harris ....Mary Blank
* j- X. p2 W+ g. |3 y+ A9 {　　　　　　Wendy Thorlakson ....Melanie the Waitress
5 Y6 A1 T# p/ h* Z* m　　　　　　Belita Moreno ....Mrs. Kinetta
　　　　　　帕特里克·奥尼尔 Patrick O'Neill ....Nathaniel (as Pat O'Neill)
　　　　　　K.K. Dodds ....Tracy
* J: p) B% e/ ~6 {+ }- ?6 r　　　　　　比尔·库萨克 Bill Cusack ....Waiter
　　　　　　Traci Dority ....Jenny Slater
　　　　　　Doug Dearth ....Eckhart
　　　　　　Colby French ....Bartender
　　　　　　Brent Armitage ....Cosmo
　　　　　　Jackie Rubin ....Marie
　　　　　　Sarah DeVincentis ....Dr. Oatman's Patient
　　　　　　Eva Rodriguez ....Nurse
9 T4 ~/ K+ I1 R4 P+ R　　　　　　David Barrett ....Bicycle Messenger
　　　　　　Bobby Bass ....Assassin #1
　　　　　　Lance Gilbert ....Assassin #2
　　　　　　Pete Antico ....Assassin #3
　　　　　　Laurence Bilzerian ....Assassin #4
　　　　　　Karmyn Tyler ....Student (uncredited)

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! B, j$ X* I/ E$ _　　Martin Blank is a freelance hitman who starts to develop a conscience which causes him to muff a couple of routine assignments. On the advice of his secretary and his psychiatrist he attends his 10th year High School reunion in Grosse Pointe Michigan (a Detroit suburb where he's also contracted to kill someone). Hot on his tail are a couple of over-enthusiastic federal agents another assassin who wants to kill him| and Grocer an assassin who wants him to join an "Assassin's Union."
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　　职业杀手布兰克对自己打打杀杀的生活有些厌倦了。尽管如此，他还是按照合同回到家乡底特律，刺杀对雇主不利的一名证人。此时，恰逢母校举行高中同学会，他遇到了从前的女友德比。这次重逢使德比心生涟漪，就在布兰克到旧居重游时，意外地遭受同行格罗希尔的袭击。布兰克与德比一起出席同学会，当众宣布了他们即将结婚的消息。布兰克先离开会场，在更衣室里再次遭到袭击。他用同学刚刚送给他的圆珠笔杀死了对手，被德比看到……当布兰克发现自己刺杀的目标竟是德比的父亲时，连忙赶向德比家，看到格罗希尔正要下手……
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DISC INFO:

' B0 {. T9 [4 N+ @Disc Title:     Grosse.Pointe.Blank.1997.1080p.BluRayCD.AVC.DTS-HD.MA.5.1-FGT
Disc Size:      31,009,989,270 bytes
1 I$ I. w( Y/ r" n4 f  Y9 s6 U  CProtection:     AACS
# W6 {4 ^% x% k. {, `, sBD-Java:        Yes
) Q+ w5 c9 f' r$ d2 cBDInfo:         0.5.8

PLAYLIST REPORT:

Name:                   00800.MPLS
Length:                 1:47:23.770 (h:m:s.ms)
Size:                   26,500,657,152 bytes
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MPEG-4 AVC Video        25995 kbps          1080p / 23.976 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1

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DTS-HD Master Audio             English         4323 kbps       5.1 / 48 kHz / 4323 kbps / 24-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 24-bit)
3 S2 }0 B% }4 O) W) rDolby Digital Audio             French          320 kbps        2.0 / 48 kHz / 320 kbps / Dolby Surround
7 o$ _! W8 E. y# q+ kDolby Digital Audio             Spanish         320 kbps        2.0 / 48 kHz / 320 kbps / Dolby Surround
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5 N- X; D; W* X: {Disney's 1080p/AVC-encoded video transfer takes its high definition shot... and misses. Minted from what appears to be a dated, DVD-era master, the image suffers from overzealous edge enhancement and thick halos (some of which will cause even the most casual of viewers to take notice); inconsistent, occasionally off-putting contrast leveling; at-times unnatural, pink-tainted fleshtones; and a few brief but thankfully minor bursts of banding and artifacting. The edge halos are the most troubling issue, though, and make a nuisance of themselves from Blank's opening hotel-window hit to his final showdown with Grocer. Noise reduction and other filtering techniques have been utilized, but not too heavily employed, as evidenced by the film's generally pleasant veneer of grain and instances of notable fine detailing, some of which are quite impressive, all things considered. Still, softness and a slight pudginess is apparent, and only a portion of it traces back to Jamie Anderson's original photography. Yes, closeups are teeming with well-preserved textures and other nuances that simply didn't come through on DVD (even though midrange shots don't fare so well). Yes, colors are warmer, primaries more vivid, black levels deeper, and delineation the tiniest bit more revealing. And yes, however problematic the presentation may be, Grosse Pointe Blank's Blu-ray debut outclasses its DVD counterpart. Not by a whole lot, though, making the hit-or-miss upgrade as rewarding as it is disappointing. A new master would have, without a doubt, produced more dramatic results. Blank is yet another highly anticipated Disney catalog title doomed to years of bargain-priced limbo.        

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Disney's video transfer may be riddled with issues, but its DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track escapes largely unscathed. The Clash's Joe Strummer supplies Grosse Pointe's score and it sounds fantastic. Just not as fantastic as the '80s hits that accompany it. Violent Femmes' "Blister in the Sun," Queen and David Bowie's "Under Pressure," Johnny Nash's "I Can See Clearly Now," and Pete Townshend's "Let My Love Open the Door" (among many, many others). Is there a better '80s soundtrack mix on the market? Thankfully, each song is given full run of the place, filling the entire soundfield with stripped down punk vocals, buzzsaw power chords, dizzying New Wave rhythms, and whatever else might scream unforgettable '80s music, upstaging anything and everything that tries to best it. That said, the LFE channel and rear speakers are primarily devoted to the music. Gunfire, car chases and the occasional explosion delivers some healthy low-end kick and cross-channel ricochets, but the conversational nature of the film, however rapidfire it gets, makes many a scene a front-heavy affair and little more. There's a commendable amount of ambience and acoustic touches, sure. But it's all light, delicate and only mildly enveloping. The same goes for dialogue, which is crisp and clean on the whole but, every now and then, a tad stuffy and under-prioritized. Not that it matters much overall. Grosse Pointe Blank has simply never sounded better, and what few, easily shrugged off shortcomings its lossless track exhibits seem to be rooted in the film's original sound design, nothing more.   

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