Up In The Air 2009 DVDSCR XviD-CAMELOT

Posted by Lee (Sysop) on Jan 2nd, 2010, at 8:00 pm in DVDSCR,Movies.

Another DVDScr, this time Up in the Air, starring George Clooney among a big-name cast. Quality of this is good, with only a “For Your Consideration” at the beginning as proof this is a DVDScr.

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Genre: Comedy
Release Date: 4 February 2010 (Germany)
Director: Jason Reitman
Runtime: 109min
Ratings: IMDB: 8.3/10 (5,454 votes ) | RT: 89% (177 votes)

Up.In.The.Air.2009.DVDSCR.XviD-CAMELOT
1CD | 700.58MB | camelot-uita
Quality: XViD 640×352@896>kb/s | MP3 128kb/s VBR
Subtitles: None
Samples: one, two, three

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Synopsis: After getting Oscar attention for JUNO, director Jason Reitman turns to this adaptation of Walter Kirn’s comic novel. Academy Award-winner George Clooney stars as Ryan Bingham, a businessman on the verge of reaching five million frequent flyer miles when his company decides to cut back on travel. But his goal isn’t the only thing just out of reach: he now won’t be able to see a fellow frequent traveler (THE DEPARTED’s Vera Farmiga) who has caught his eye.

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76 Comments about “Up In The Air 2009 DVDSCR XviD-CAMELOT”

1. Yoda Jan 2nd, 2010 at 8:04 pm

Would really Hlp for some Rapidshare Lnks THXS
2. Reinhart Jan 2nd, 2010 at 11:33 pm

I saw the screencap elsewhere and was actually expecting a lower quality release, and when I saw the quality I thought this was a different film :p
3. sky Jan 4th, 2010 at 7:07 am

audio and video dvdrip quality, property message every 15 minutes for 10 seconds, really faint and at bottom of screen though so not annoying.
4. Honest Review Jan 4th, 2010 at 4:13 pm

Its 10 million frequent flyer miles BTW not 5 million.

Overrated movie at 8.3 at best its a 6.5

Anna Kendrick’s character was pointless and her acting was quite odd particularly when she broke down about the loss of her boyfriend, all of a sudden i thought I was watching an episode of BH90210 the acting was so stupid.

The cardboard cut photos out and sisters wedding etc were also pointless additions to the script and added nothing to the story line and did not help us understand who Ryan Bingham was, Melanie Lynskey seemed to be just playing Rose from 2 1/2 men.

Jason Reitman had a A list actor (Clooney) and yet he failed to get the best out of the potential in this movie because he concentrated too much time on the distractions of characters who were not central to the storey line.

We did not get to see enough of Ryan Bingham’s life on the road prior to him making a connection with Alex Goran and we did not get to see him evolve and question his lifestyle choices in a natural way because too much time was spent on the distractions on non central characters. Hence Ryan Bingham was and remains 2 dimensional, what do we really know about him?

Alex Goran’s character was bemusing when she expressed surprise that Ryan Bingham thought there could have been more between them, yet she took time out of her life and attended his sisters wedding as his date this would have been an intimate gesture akin to having dinner with the parents. She also told him if you get lonely call me. Of course he thought there was more than a casual fling between them. The director failed to create natural and believable interactions between the characters.

The web based firings seemed to be inserted into the script purely to give a reason for a temporary interruption in Ryan Bingham’s work and lifestyle, it was introduced (presumably at significant cost) and then abandoned for no apparent reason (other than to get Ryan Bingham back on the road for the sake of the storyline), a vague connection to the suicide of a fired employee was implied but the employee was not fired over the web so it was of no connection.

Ryan Bingham spent 260,000 miles in the air in the last year but the movie failed to convey a sense of travel and momentum that would have been required for such a mammoth schedule. The movie had a distinct lack of imagery that was required to convey the constant movement and lack of personal connection that Ryan Bingham’s character needed to give his life sufficient depth to make him seem real.

This movie could have been very good but it seemed confused as to what it wanted to say and what it wanted to be, romantic comedy, tragedy, road movie, life lesson?