Vishal Gente

This is my favorite part of the movie. Very excited anticipating Watching American in Paris W/ my Criselle, Kimi&Aldri in Vegas next month. Order By relevance | date | size | peers 1 Year+ 932. 04 MB 102 58 1 Year+ 702. 13 MB 80 107 5 months ago 861. 61 MB 40 12 10 months ago 1. 37 GB 33 19 11 months ago 1. 74 GB 30 35 1 Year+ 695. 59 MB 27 7 1 Year+ 702. 13 MB 24 17 10 months ago 1. 43 GB 23 14 1 Year+ 1. 37 GB 23 10 1 Year+ 294. 87 KB 22 20 10 months ago 7. 95 GB 20 39 1 Year+ 155. 42 MB 12 3 1 Year+ 702. 33 MB 11 8 1 Year+ 1. 14 GB 10 2 1 Year+ 254. 58 KB 10 3 1 Year+ 310. 38 MB 10 0 1 Year+ 1. 05 GB 10 6 1 Year+ 819. 62 MB 10 5 1 Year+ 293. 27 KB 10 8 1 Year+ 809. 69 MB 9 3 1 Year+ 5. 72 GB 7 2 1 Year+ 1. 63 GB 7 30 1 Year+ 1. 37 GB 5 53 1 Year+ 239. 01 MB 4 1 4 months ago 2. 55 GB 4 18 8 months ago 276. 66 MB 3 3 1 Year+ 324. 04 MB 3 1 1 Year+ 236. 83 MB 3 1 9 months ago 206. 56 MB 3 0 1 Year+ 724. 88 MB 2 9 1 Year+ 821. 54 MB 2 12 1 Year+ 668. 26 MB 2 19 1 Year+ 1. 37 GB 2 28 1 Year+ 2. 4 GB 2 14 9 months ago 278. 09 MB 1 1 1 Year+ 1. 41 GB 1 3 1 Year+ 4. 37 GB 1 12 1 Year+ 3. 61 GB 1 16 1 Year+ 1. 01 GB 1 4 2 months ago 3. 32 GB 1 3 1 Year+ 278. 59 MB 1 32 1 Year+ 655. 94 MB 1 23 1 Year+ 239. 2 MB 0 0 1 Year+ 700. 82 MB 0 0 1 Year+ 4. 37 GB 0 2 1 Year+ 1. 37 GB 0 0 1 Year+ 8. 23 KB 0 0 1 Year+ 330. 12 MB 0 0.
Whoa im used to sublimes version but this is very pleasant. So anyway, I started blasting - Tchaikovsky 1880. The fact that Ludwig composed this after losing his hearing makes its even more amazing. The director is a genius. He conducts without a score. Pure Masterpiece! I've spent few last weeks looking for any other perfomances of this piece on youtube and I'm sure that this Vienna Filharmonic and Valery Gergev are personification of what Rimsky-Korsakov wanted to say.
Patrimonio dell'umanità! Tutti devono gioire, tutti. Take five. then take ten. Take Dave at his word. note by note. Him & the boys (P.D.) laying out the rhythm and all that jazz. Permalink Fetching contributors… Cannot retrieve contributors at this time. I MARCHED THIS DAWG. 15:01 you can just know they took a big big deep breathe and blew it all out.

Master piece. Jerry Mulligan, a struggling American painter in Paris, is discovered by an influential heiress with an interest in more than Jerrys art. Jerry in turn falls for Lise, a young French girl already engaged to a cabaret singer. Jerry jokes, sings and dances with his best friend, an acerbic would-be concert pianist, while romantic complications abound. Stars:Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron and Oscar Levant General Format: MPEG-4 Format profile: Base Media File size: 691 MiB Duration: 1h 53mn Overall bit rate: 850 Kbps Sample: Yes Subtitles: English [srt] Source;;thanks Video ID: 1 Format: AVC Format/Info: Advanced Video Codec Codec ID/Info: Advanced Video Coding Bit rate mode: Variable Bit rate: 718 Kbps Maximum bit rate: 2 769 Kbps Width: 976 pixels Height: 712 pixels Display aspect ratio: 1. 371 Frame rate mode: Constant Frame rate: 23. 976 fps Audio ID: 2 Format: AAC Format/Info: Advanced Audio Codec Bit rate: 128 Kbps Maximum bit rate: 139 Kbps Channel(s): 2 channels Channel positions: Front: L R Sampling rate: 48. 0 KHz Compression mode: Lossy Join the piratebay forum at.
American in Paris, An (1951)
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Marvelous MGM feature has Gene Kelly playing a poor American painter living in Paris. A rich woman (Nina Foch) soon takes an interest in him and his paintings but his heart is with another woman (Leslie Caron. This is the type of film a negative person could walk into wanting to hate it and just rip it to shreds but by the ten-minute mark they'd be captivated by what they're seeing. This film certainly isn't flawless and I'd question it winning the Best Picture Oscar but there's no question this is quite an achievement. I'll get the biggest flaw out of the way first and that's the screenplay, which shockingly also won an Oscar. I thought the love story was all too familiar and really wasn't original any step of the way. I thought the dialogue was decent but it was really the great performances that brought the words to life and gave them some juice. With that out of the way, there's plenty to love here and one can't help but feel the passion director Minnelli paints for the screen. I know he and Kelly were highly upset that MGM wouldn't let them film in Paris but I thought the sets were excellent and the director really captured a French tone that is missing some from actual French movies! The movie has one great dance sequence after another but my favorite was probably the already used "I Got Rhythm. This sequence, in front of the flower shop and with a bunch of children, is a real beauty on the eyes and the ears. "S Wonderful" and "Our Love is Here to Stay" are two more highlights. The one thing I don't think gets enough credit are the performances, which I found very rich and exciting. Needless to say, Kelly steals the film with his wonderful dancing and singing but also that comic timing that appeared to be staged and planned out to perfection just like the dancing. He really makes a very believable character that mixes well with the two leading ladies. I was really impressed with Foch's acting here and thought she too delivered a great character even though the screenplay didn't throw her anything overly great. Caron is perfect as well with that amazing face and her chemistry with Kelly is top-notch. Even though the first 100-minutes are beautiful, the real genius comes in the final fifteen where we get an amazing ballet that words really can't describe. It's certainly one of the highlights of the genre. Even with the flawed screenplay, there's so much to enjoy here that it's hard to imagine anyone not falling for the charm on display.

Remember, remember! The fifth of November, The Gunpowder treason and plot; I know of no reason Why the Gunpowder treason Should ever be forgot! Guy Fawkes and his companions Did the scheme contrive, To blow the King and Parliament All up alive. Threescore barrels, laid below, To prove old England's overthrow. But, by God's providence, him they catch, With a dark lantern, lighting a match! A stick and a stake For King James's sake! If you won't give me one, I'll take two, The better for me, And the worse for you. A rope, a rope, to hang the Pope, A penn'orth of cheese to choke him, A pint of beer to wash it down, And a jolly good fire to burn him. Holloa, boys! holloa, boys! make the bells ring! Holloa, boys! holloa boys! God save the King! Hip, hip, hooor-r-r-ray.
Great man ! Bravo.

Ahhh... I love this collection so much! What a great set from such a great musician(s. Thank you.