[coj] Rajio no Jikan / Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald (1997) [x264 480p]

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2009-03-10 02:24
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[ Rajio no Jikan (ラジオの時間) ]
a.k.a. Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald

--Movie info--
Genre.........: Comedy / Drama
Year..........: 1997
Country.......: Japan
Runtime.......: 103 min
Director......: Koki Mitani (三谷幸喜)
IMDB..........: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133170/
IMDB rating...: 7.8/10

--Release info--
Source...........: R2J DVD9 (NTSC)
Resolution.......: 720x480
Aspect ratio.....: anamorphic widescreen (1.8125)
Video codec......: H.264 (High Profile, Level 3.1)
Video bitrate....: 1557 Kb/s
Audio............: Japanese 2.0 (Dolby Pro Logic II)
Audio codec......: AAC-LC (VBR)
Audio bitrate....: 198 Kb/s
Subtitles........: English (ASS and SRT softsubs)

--Comment--
I couldn't find a working torrent of this forgotten gem anywhere except the DVD ISO itself, so I decided to re-encode it for wider distribution (at the original resolution with generous bitrate). I don't know if it'll play back on H.264-capable standalones (PS3, Xbox360, etc.) - please leave a comment if you try it.

If you can't view this for some reason, I recommend the Combined Community Codec Pack ( http://www.cccp-project.net/ ).

--New York Times review--
Comedy is certainly not the first thing that comes to mind when we think of Japanese cinema. But a few more films like Koki Mitani's hilarious screwball farce "Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald" could change all that.

This movie is ostensibly a goofy comedy about a live radio drama that goes haywire after the imperious diva playing the lead insists on certain last-minute changes. Her demands set in motion a desperate chain of events that transform a sudsy romantic drama set in a Japanese fishing village into a ludicrous action-adventure fantasy set in the United States.

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  • [coj] Rajio no Jikan (1997) [x264 AAC 480p][BCFF1BCD].mkv (1.3 GiB)
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