Battle: Los Angeles 2011 720p BRRip, [A Release-Lounge H264]

[color="cyan"][A Release-Lounge H264][/color]



[color="lawngreen"]Release Title: [/color][color="cyan"]Battle: Los Angeles 2011 720p BRRip[/color]

[color="cyan"]Movie Info:[/color]
[color="lawngreen"]IMDB: [/color]www.imdb.com/title/tt1217613/
[color="lawngreen"]Size Of Mp4: [/color]1.75 GB (1,883,698,869 bytes)
[color="lawngreen"]Source: [/color]BLA Thanks :)
[color="lawngreen"]Blu-Ray Release Date: [/color]14th June 2011
[color="lawngreen"]Certification: [/color] Rated PG-13 for sustained and intense sequences of war violence and destruction, and for language.
[color="lawngreen"]Genre: [/color]Action | Sci-Fi
[color="lawngreen"]Film Length: [/color]01:56:11
[color="lawngreen"]Language: [/color]English
[color="lawngreen"]Storyine: [/color] Los Angeles and other cities around the world are being bombarded by meteors that seem to be slowing down once they hit the earth's atmosphere. The earth is suddenly being invaded by space aliens that have landed off the shore of LA, and who begin killing everybody along the beach. The military is ordered into action. Marine Staff Sergeant Nantz (Aaron Eckhart), who was about to retire, is reassigned to a new platoon. The platoon, flown by chopper to the forward operating base at Santa Monica Airport, is being led by a new 2nd Lt. Martinez (Ramon Rodriguez). They are sent on a mission to rescue some civilians who are trapped at the police station within alien territory. They only have 3 hours to complete their mission and get out before the Air Force bombs that zone.

[color="Cyan"]Cast:[/color]
Aaron Eckhart ... Sgt. Michael Nantz
Ramon Rodriguez ... 2nd Lt. William Martinez
Will Rothhaar ... Cpl. Lee Imlay
Cory Hardrict ... Cpl. Jason Lockett
Jim Parrack ... LCpl. Peter Kerns
Gino Anthony Pesi ... Cpl. Nick Stavrou
Ne-Yo ... Cpl. Kevin Harris
James Hiroyuki Liao ... LCpl. Steven Mottola
Noel Fisher ... Pfc. Shaun Lenihan
Bridget Moynahan ... Michele

[color="cyan"]Video Specifications:[/color]
[color="lawngreen"]Format: [/color]H.264/MPEG-4 AVC
[color="lawngreen"]Bitrate: [/color]1739 kbps
[color="lawngreen"]Framerate: [/color]23.976 FPS
[color="lawngreen"]Encoder: [/color] x264
[color="lawngreen"]Resolution: [/color]1280x536
[color="lawngreen"]Aspect Ratio: [/color]2.35:1
[color="lawngreen"]Advanced Encoding: [/color] 2-Pass Encoding
[color="lawngreen"]Quality Factor (QF): [/color] 0.106

[color="cyan"]Audio Specifications:[/color]
[color="lawngreen"]Format: [/color]AAC-LC
[color="lawngreen"]Bitrate:[/color]AAC-LC = 128 kbps / AAC 5.1 = 300 kbps
[color="lawngreen"]Bitrate Mode: [/color]Adaptive
[color="lawngreen"]Channels: [/color]AAC-LC= 2 (Stereo) / AAC 5.1 = 6 channels (3/2 .1)
[color="lawngreen"]Sample Rate: [/color]48000Hz [Both]
[color="lawngreen"]Subtitles: [/color]N/A
[color="lawngreen"]Sample: [/color]Yes





[color="cyan"]Compatiblilty: PS3, Popcorn Hour, WD & XBOX 360[/color]
The MP4 contains 2 audio channels, 6 Channel and 2 Channel. Please follow the enclosed Demuxing guide to remove the 6 Channel audio stream so that it works on the XBOX 360

[color="lawngreen"]Info Hash: [/color]380C12CFA9EEB3D08E6FA6FC3799761D065938D6
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[color="lawngreen"]Special Thanks To: [/color]Paulx1, Calka and KK