MTV Oddities presents - The Maxx torrent

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Title................................: The Maxx - CSTM DVD-R by ReelFiles
International title(s)...............: MTV Oddities Presents The Maxx / MTV's The Maxx / Sam Kieth's The Maxx
Director.............................: Yeol Jung Chang Eugene Salandramore...
Release year.........................: 1995
Language.............................: English
Runtime..............................: ca 0h:23m per episode / ca 1h:57m total
Genre................................: Animation
Color................................: Color
IMDb rating..........................: 9.3/10
Link 1...............................: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112065/
Link 2...............................: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Maxx
Studio...............................: MTV Animation
Subtitles............................: N/A

Source (DVD/DVDR 5,9)..................: DVD 5
Total movie's files size...............: 3.89GB

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Video compression mode...............: MPEG-2 (2-Passes)
TV system (NTSC/PAL).................: NTSC
Aspect ratio.........................: 4:3 / 1.33 : 1
Source picture resolution............: 352x256
Frame rate...........................: 29.97fps

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Number of subtitles..................: 0
Subtitle language/s..................: N/A

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Audio coding mode....................: Dolby Digital AC3 Stereo
Sampling rate........................: 48KHz
Number of audio channels.............: 2.0
Bitrate..............................: 96kb/s CBR (constant bitrate)
Number of audio streams..............: 1
Audio stream language/s..............: N/A

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Video (Untouched/Re-encoded-%).......: Untouched
Audio (Untouched/Stripped)...........: Untouched
Menus (Untouched/Stripped)...........: N/A
Extras (Untouched/Stripped/N/A)......: N/A
Subtitles (Untouched/Stripped/Added).: N/A

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Posted by............................: ReelFiles
Compression method (RAR/ZIP).........: ISO
File validation......................: N/A
Part size............................: N/A
Name of the part files...............: N/A
Number of files......................: 1
Total files size.....................: 3.89GB
Burn tested..........................: yes
Date of post (d.m.y).................: 31.3.2007
Posted to............................: http://thepiratebay.se
Re-posting policy....................: N/A

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| Plot summary |
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The series follows the story of The Maxx, a homeless man who believes he is a superhero. The Maxx shifts between the real world and a dream world, which he refers to as The Outback, which is just as real to him as the real world. His only friend is Julie Winters, a "freelance social worker". Little does she know that she and The Maxx have a deeper connection, and it involves the dream world into which The Maxx is constantly drawn.

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| Release note |
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This DVD-R was compiled using Nerovision 4.7.0.16.

The source materials were out-of-print VHS rips by Overkill.


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The Maxx is a comic book and animated series written and illustrated by Sam Kieth (with writing assistance from William Messner-Loebs earlier on in the series and from Alan Moore in a later issue), and published by Image Comics. The first issue was published in March, 1993.

The comic book series was adapted into an animated series as part of the MTV program Oddities. It covered Darker Image #1, The Maxx #1/2, and issues #1-11 of the regular series, depicting the introduction of Julie, the original Maxx, Mr. Gone, and, later, Sarah. The series included few of the revelations of the characters' origins, however, and did not describe the interconnections between them. The series made wide use of scanned artwork and CGI.