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PRESENTS: BEN HUR (1925)


MOViE iNFORMATiON

[ THEATRE DATE....: 12/30/1925 ]
[ RELEASE DATE....: 9/17/2005 ]
[ STORE DATE......: 9/13/2005 ]
[ GENRE...........: Silent Film/Adventure/Drama ]
[ RUNTiME.........: 143 Minutes ]
[ RATiNG..........: 8.0/10 (908 votes) ]
[ NO. SCREENiNGS..: ??? ]

[ ViDEO BiTRATE...: 1172 kBit/s XviD at 22.037fps ]
[ AUDiO BiTRATE...: 192 kBit/s AC3 DD 2.0 at 48KHZ ]
[ ASPECT RATiO....: 1.33:1 ]
[ RESOLUTiON......: 512x384 ]
[ ARCHiVES........: 2 sph-ben.hur.1925.cd1.rar *49x15* ]
sph-ben.hur.1925.cd2.rar *49x15* ]
[ AVi SiZE........: 700 MB * 717,448 KB * 734,666,752 B ]
700 MB * 717,600 KB * 734,822,400 B ]
[ SUBTiTLES.......: None










M O V i E S U M M A R Y

One of the era\'s most staggering cinematic achievements, this highly
effective telling tightens the story somewhat, yet maintains its epic
feel. Director Fred Niblo emphasizes the novel\'s religious aspects
more than Wyler (but keeps preaching to a minimum), and creates a
chariot race that equals if not surpasses the 1959 remake. Given the
more primitive filming techniques of the 1920s, the sequence remains
an unqualified marvel, both breathtakingly intense and unnervingly real.
Ramon Novarro makes a noble if somewhat stiff Judah, while the hulking
Francis X. Bushman exudes evil as Messala. With marvelous restored
tinting, brilliant Technicolor sequences, and a rousing score by Carl
Davis, this exceptional film proves Ben-Hur really is a story for the
ages, and silence can be as thunderous as sound.

Director ........... Fred Niblo

Ramon Novarro ...... Judah Ben-Hur
Francis X. Bushman . Messala
May McAvoy ......... Esther
Betty Bronson ...... Mary

M O R E i N F O R M A T i O N

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0016641/
RETAIL DVD: http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.asp?item_id=691534









N O T E S

Counting the 29.97fps interlaced end credits, there were 5 different
framerates I spotted when going over this one. About all I could do
was to make it for the highest movie framerate of 22.037fps. Most
of the movie is at that framerate or just under (21.87fps). However,
there are some small parts at 19.98fps (the chariot race), and a
few small sections at 18.293fps. Those parts have duplicate frames,
but I don\'t think you\'ll notice them unless going over it frame by
frame. This is one of the greatest silent films of all time, and in
some ways is even better than the 1959 remake. The sea battle is
way better, and the chariot race is at least as good. There\'s also
an excellent Carl Davis score in the original AC3.







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