The Third Man (1949) (RM4k SC 1080p BluRay x265 HEVC 10bit AAC 2....

The Third Man  (1949), directed by Carol Reed, StudioCanal 4k remaster, encoded in 10 bit HEVC with AAC sound, including original theatrical dual mono, three commentary tracks, an audio recording of Graham Greene's treatment, and subtitles in English, German, and French.
IMDb : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041959/
Video encoded in two-pass 13.0 Mbps x265 10bit with the veryslow preset for archive quality image. Audio encoded separately with Apple AAC for the highest-quality AAC sound available. Subtitles converted to VobSub and repositioned.
Note : A true classic of film noir and thrillers, this British film was an instant hit when it came out in 1949, with its ripped from the headlines plot set in post war Austria, excellent performances from Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli, Orson Welles, and Trevor Howard, expressionist cinematography, and a distinctive main theme that's become a classic in itself. It's a must see for anyone who likes thrillers or suspense films.
Holly Martins is an American writer arriving in post-war Vienna, invited by his childhood friend Harry Lime, who's offered him a job. However, he's told that Lime has just been killed in a car accident, and at the funeral, he meets two British officers, one of whom is a fan of his writing. As Martins meets more friends of Lime, he's told the details of his death, which involved him being struck by a car and then carried by his friends to the side of the street before dying, but he starts noticing discrepancies in the stories, regarding whether or not Lime spoke before he died, and more importantly, whether there were two people with him, or if there was a mysterious "third man". He also meets and befriends Lime's girlfriend, actress Anna Schmidt. The porter at Lime's apartment building, who had told Martins about the third man, says he has more information, but is murdered before Martins can speak to him again, and Martins has to flee as a mob suspects him of the murder. He meets with one of the British officers and demands Lime's death be investigated, but discovers that Lime was involved in a criminal plot, and not at all who Martins thought he was...
This new 4k restoration looks pretty great, nice and clean, excellent contrast, perhaps even, honestly, a bit deeper in the blacks than was authentically possible for the period, but it looks very nice, and well preserved grain that I thought maybe was a little harsh, but it's been softened very slightly by the encoding and now looks quite filmic. The mono soundtrack is clean and clear too. The multimple commentary tracks even includes some of the cast and crew, which is unusual for a film this old, and the one with Steven Soderbergh and Tony Gilroy is quite interesting too. All in all, a very nice package.
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Video : HEVC / Main10@L4@High / 13.0 Mb/s / 1480 x 1078 pixels / 1.38:1 / 23.976 FPS / *Default
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Audio #1 : AAC LC / 265 kb/s / 2 channels / Original theatrical dual mono / English / *Default
Audio #2 : AAC LC / 126 kb/s / 2 channels / Commentary by AD Guy Hamilton, actor Simon Callow, and script supervisor Angela Allen / English
Audio #3 : AAC LC / 165 kb/s / 1 channel / Commentary by film scholar Dana Polan / English
Audio #4 : AAC LC / 171 kb/s / 1 channel / Commentary by filmmaker Steven Soderbergh and screenwriter Tony Gilroy / English
Audio #5 : AAC LC / 165 kb/s / 1 channel / Abridged recording of Graham Greene's treatment, read by actor Richard Clarke / English
Text #1 : VobSub / 12.4 kb/s / English
Text #2 : VobSub / 10.6 kb/s / German
Text #3 : VobSub / 8.5 kb/s / French
Text #4 : VobSub / 13.3 kb/s / German for AD/actor/script supervisor commentary
Text #5 : VobSub / 10.8 kb/s / French for AD/actor/script supervisor commentary
Chapters :
00:00:00.000 : Vienna greets Holly Martins
00:05:10.519 : "A fellow called Lime"
00:07:41.127 : "My name's Calloway"
00:10:15.115 : Mr. Crabbin and Mr. Kurtz
00:14:27.075 : Scene of the crime
00:17:54.615 : Backstage at the Josefstadt
00:22:18.295 : "There was a third man"
00:27:17.219 : "Leave death to the professionals"
00:32:17.811 : "Vinkel!"
00:36:54.921 : Popescu at the Casanova Club
00:43:03.915 : "One of those bad days"
00:46:25.032 : A date with the porter
00:50:40.579 : A literary celebrity
00:55:20.400 : The Harry Lime file
00:59:10.547 : The author as romantic
01:04:51.721 : The cat in the doorway
01:07:14.697 : Men underground
01:10:03.199 : An international police action
01:14:32.510 : The Prater Wheel
01:22:52.134 : The price of penicillin
01:29:37.664 : "Balloon, mein Herr?"
01:33:38.113 : The ghost in the sewers
01:41:42.930 : Last respects

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