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 Name: Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
 Also Known As: Sin City 2
 Year: 2014
 Source: Retail Blu-Ray REMUX
 iMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458481/
 Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller
 Certification: Rated R for strong brutal stylized violence throughout, sexual content, nudity, and brief
 drug use (18)
 
 
 Storyline: Some of Sin City's most hard-boiled citizens cross paths with a few of its more reviled
 inhabitants...
 
 Tagline(s): There is no justice without sin. Outlaws Will Become Heroes in a City Without Justice.
 
 Trivia: The lead role was originally offered to Johnny Depp, but he declined due to scheduling conflicts.
 Joseph Gordon-Levitt later replaced him, despite offers to star in other movies such as Guardians of the
 Galaxy (2014) and Godzilla (2014). In 2006 when Rodriguez first started putting together ideas for
 "Sin City 2," he considered Depp for the part of Wallace, the lead character of "Hell and Back," which
 he was hoping to adapt as one of the film's three segments. The idea to adapt "Hell and Back" was scrapped,
 however, and Rodriguez chose to adapt "Just Another Saturday Night," "A Dame to Kill For," and the never
 published "The Long, Bad Night" instead.
 
 Credits: Robert Rodriguez's credit for 'Cinematography' and the editing is displayed as "Shot and cut by
 Robert Rodriguez".
 
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 Release: Sin.City.A.Dame.To.Kill.For.2014.BluRay.2160p.Ai.DTS-HD.MA.5.1.AAC.H265-KC
 File Name: sin.city.a.dame.to.kill.for.2014.4k-kc.mkv
 Container: Matroska v4
 Codec iNFO:  V_MPEGH / iSO / HEVC
 Colour Space: YUV / iSO Subsampling 4:2:0 / BT.709 / SDR
 Profile: Main 10@L5@Main
 Bit Depth: 10 Bit
 Size: 31.0 GB approx.
 Chapters: 1 to 16
 Runtime: 1 Hour 42 minutes 08 seconds.
 Resolution: 3840x2160 Ai-Enhanced Upscale
 Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (w/Bars/Borders)
 Frame Rate: 23.976 (The way Cinematography should be...)
 BitRate: 43.4 Mb/s (avg. vbr) Yes, bitrate increases when using Ai to upscale to 4K. Who'd of thought...
 Language: English
 Sample: YES - 54 seconds
 
 [[ Audio & Subtitle iNFO.......:- ]]
 
 Audio 1: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 Lossless Surround (English/Main) @4179 kb/s (cbr) 48.0 kHz
 Audio 2: AAC 5.1 Compressed Surround (English/Main) @529 kb/s (cbr) 48.0 kHz None DTS Players I Gotcha'
 
 Subtitle [S: Eng [eng] (pgs)]
 Subtitle [S: Forced Subtitles (auto)]
 
 [[ KC's Notes..................:- ]]
 
 Lots of people moaning lately about certain things, so let's clear some things up. First of all I use
 the highest quality sources, Blu-Ray Discs or Blu-Ray REMUX and on some rare occasions WEB-DL or UHD
 Blu-Ray for True-4K releases.
 
 So the file sizes and bitrate are already high and upscaling with Ai to 4K obviously increases it even
 more.

 Now, could I take the finished Ai-Enhanced Upscale and encode it afterwards to an even smaller size?
 
 YES, of course I could but I don't wish to nor do I have the time to.
 
 So, just like when others release REMUXES at full size, my Ai-Enhanced 4K releases are releases at full
 size. That is how I want them and that is how I store them on my home cinema PLEX/JellyFin server/network.
 
 So if high bitrate REMUX sized releases are not for you then my releases are not for you, so move on to
 another release or wait or ask another uploader/group/encoder to download my release and encode it smaller,
 both you and them are free to do so, it is why I share my files. You can download 'em and do as you wish...

 I'm just a Pirate sharing at the end of the day... What I do is free to you and costs you nothing...

 As for screenshots, I don't do 'em because in my opinion a sample is superior and allows you to see the
 playback quality for yourself. Not to mention that also I do all my Ripping / encoding / uploading from
 hardware with an 8-Bit colour screen and all my Ai-Enhanced 4K releases are 10-Bit so if I was to take a
 screenshot of 10-Bit from an 8-Bit setup the colour would look off...

 ...and if you're now wondering on how I test the playback on the 10-bit files I create, well that is done
 briefly with VLC after encoding has finsihed, and then it is transferred to my PLEX/JellyFin home server
 network and the playback is then tested in my home cinema room visually on a 10-Bit 83" C2 evo OLED via
 PLEX/JellyFin with the audio pass-through going direct to a Pioneer VSX-LX505 ELiTE A/V reciever connected
 to a 9.1 ATMOS/DTS Speaker/Sub Setup.
 
 I then compare the Ai-Enhanced 4K version with the source version and if I don't see any improvements then
 I don't release it, it's as simple as that, and trust me not all make it...
 
 I have hundereds of Blu-Ray's in my collection and many REMUXES collected over the years and my intentions
 are to replace all of them with True-4K replacements as they're released but obviously not all films and
 TV Shows make it to 4K UHD-Blu-Ray, so slowly but surely I intend to replace all those worth upscalling in
 my collection with 4K Ai-Enhanced versions and as I do so, I will release/share them online in full sized
 REMUX Ai-Enhanced quality, for free, in my spare time...
 
 I hope this clears up a few things for some and if not then "arrrrggghhh matey" you can't please 'em all...