Romeo Must Die(2000)
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Release date: March 20 2000
Director: Andrzej Bartkowiak
Writers:Eric Bernt
Starring: Jet Li, Aaliyah, Isaiah Washington, Russell Wong, DMX, Delroy Lindo, D.B. Woodside, Henry O, Jonkit Lee, Edoardo Ballerini, Anthony Anderson, Matthew Harrison, Terry Chen, Derek Lowe, Ronin Wong
Studio: Warner Bros.
Genre: Martial Arts

Plot: In this modern day Romeo and Juliet, kung fu action star Jet Li plays Romeo to hip-hop singer, Aaliyah Haughton's Juliet. Li is an ex-cop investigating the murder of his brother, who had ties with the Chinese mafia in America. Aaliyah plays the daughter of the American mob boss. Neither side approves of their romance, so, obviously, kung fu action ensues, with a soundtrack by Aaliyah.


<A HREF="http://srv14.movie-list.net/carl/Romeo_Must_Die_theatrical_720X306.mov"><FONT SIZE="4"><B>Romeo Must Die-Theatrical (34.54 Megs)</B></FONT></A>

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<A HREF="http://srv14.movie-list.net/carl/Romeo_Must_Die_Int_640X360.mov"><FONT SIZE="4"><B>Romeo Must Die-International (27.61 Megs)</B></FONT></A>

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cool trailers..


something went wrong with the encoding

the international version is out of sync and has the "bicubic" effect, or these square pixelation, this is a problem with vdub and some codecs u have installed..

the US trailer has wrong aspect ratio....

and the UK DVD is CUt....hehehe

ok, i am to MEAN to carl... :P

Haha, good work. :whistle:
Anyway, thanks. :kiss:

Originally posted by trailergod

the US trailer has wrong aspect ratio.... The US trailer had a ratio of 720X422 and if I hadn't resized it, you would have had a fit about how it wasn't a "Standard" ratio! :rolleyes:

As for the otherone. The DVD's quality is no longer the best, so if the encoding is off then that's why.

3-You already have these trailers so quit complaining. :ninja:

2.35:1 is 720x306
1.85:1 is 720x384

these are the right aspect ratio sizes... for the US theatrical version

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Originally posted by trailergod
2.35:1 is 720x306
1.85:1 is 720x384


wrong :P

2.35:1 is 720x304*
1.85:1 is 720x388*

when u do it, then do it right :whistle:

* for encoding with sorenson3

Originally posted by carl
The US trailer had a ratio of 720X422 and if I hadn't resized it, you would have had a fit about how it wasn't a "Standard" ratio! :rolleyes:

As for the otherone. The DVD's quality is no longer the best, so if the encoding is off then that's why.

3-You already have these trailers so quit complaining. :ninja:

It's anamorphic so you have to resize is appropriately. And not all of us have these trailers so we'd appreciate you agreeing to learn how to do these right when we try to tell you.

just FYI....

Carl is not mad at me and i am not mad at Carl :)

we even have fun killing each other :P

Originally posted by Mark Strube
It's anamorphic so you have to resize is appropriately. And not all of us have these trailers so we'd appreciate you agreeing to learn how to do these right when we try to tell you. I've said this before. If I use Emotacons then I'm not angry. Even :upset: doesn't really work if you are angry because it's a cartoon character. It's was just a fun little ribbing between me and Chris, and the only reason I didn't post a fixed version sooner is that it's taken 2 hours to reencode the thing. :rolleyes:

Update is up now though. :angel"

Note: the international trailer is cut!
In order to get 15, Warner removed violence that would later end up costing the film, too.

links fixed