Shrek 3 TS XViD-HortonQuality
Wow, this is a nice surprise. The first home-made telesync of Shrek 3 aka Shrek the Third was released exactly in the day of US premiere. I guess this comes from Russia because they had the premiere screening one day earlier. Shrek 3 promises to give you all these great jokes once again, with excellent dubbing cast (Murphy, Diaz, Banderas). We’ll have to wait for first reviews, but I’m little skeptical about the movie quality, these sequels aren’t usually that good if we talk about 3rd or more parts. Anyway, this telesync offers a nice audio with little worse video image. It is way too blurred to see all the details, but if you’re really desperate to see it right now, it may be enough for now…
Being king isn’t for everyone - especially if you’re an ornery ogre who smells like the shallow end of a swamp. When Shrek married Fiona, the last thing he wanted was to rule Far Far Away, but when his father-in-law, King Harold, suddenly croaks, Shrek is quickly fitted for the crown. Now, unless the reluctant would-be king can find a suitable replacement, he’ll be royally screwed for the rest of his days.
As if Shrek didn’t have enough on his plate, Princess Fiona has another little surprise on the way. Reeling from the duties of running a kingdom and impending fatherhood, Shrek sets off on a quest to find the only other possible heir to the throne, Fiona’s long-lost cousin Artie, a medieval high school outcast. While the ogre is away, his old nemesis Prince Charming rears his handsome head and returns to the kingdom of Far Far Away with redemption on his shallow little mind. Even with Donkey and the ever-so-suave Puss In Boots by their side, it’s going to take an ogre-sized effort - and a whole lot of help from Fiona and her band of princesses - for Shrek and Artie to save the day and find their own “Happily Ever Afters.”
When Shrek married Princess Fiona, becoming the next King and Queen of Far, Far Away wasn’t part of the plan. So when his father-in-law, King Harold, falls ill, it is up to Shrek to find a suitable heir or he will be forced to give up his beloved swamp for the throne. Recruiting Donkey and Puss In Boots for a new quest, Shrek sets out to bring back the rightful heir to the throne, Fiona’s rebellious cousin Artie. Back in Far, Far Away, Fiona’s jilted Prince Charming storms the city with an army of fairy tale villains to seize the throne. But they have a surprise in store because Fiona, together with her mother, Queen Lillian, has drafted her fellow fairy tale heroines to defend their “happily ever afters.” As Shrek, Donkey and Puss work on changing Artie from a royal pain in the you-know-what into a future king, Fiona and her band of princesses must stop Prince Charming to ensure there will be a kingdom left to rule.
Genre: Animation / Comedy / Family / Fantasy
IMDB rating: n/a
Directed by: Chris Miller
Starring: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Antonio Banderas, John Cleese
Release name: Shrek.3.TS.XViD-HortonQuality
Size: 1 CD, 700 MB, 49×15 MB
Quality: TS, XviD, 624×368 px, MP3 VBR
Runtime: 93 minutes
Filenames: shrek3.horton
Links: IMDB, Homepage, Trailer
NFO: here
Sample video: here (thx Matej)
Samples: #1 (multi), #2, #3, #4, #5
Torrent: NewTorrents
I’m the first!
Been waiting for this to come out! I’ll watch it in cinema though!!
wow you weren’t kidding when you said it was blurry. I’ll pass on this one but i’m sure others will grab it up. Thanks anyway
fast news ONLY on releaselog
wtf o.0 u call that TS?????
its even worst than CAM
Oi ppl its actually watchable by the sample!!
that shit is so blurry it hurt my eyes
INDEED, it IS from Russia, the audio track in english has been just placed over it )
cuz i’m watchin it in russian ) \
hehe, our pirates rock )
still. we’re lookin forward with impatience to the pirates: 3, which is to release on may 24, as always a day earlier than in the US. )
enjoy
it is mVs rls and they most of the time use russian TS as their source, mVs “only” sync direct audio to it.
What…. a release that didn’t come from Canada? Shocking. Guess all those advance screenings in Russia will be canceled now to?
C’Mon People. Yes it IS freggin’ blurry - so what.
I never understood people who downloaded crappy cam + TS releases… well, now I understand them as I am downloading this thing right now. Hope it’ll come soon to the cinemas around here, cuz that’s definately a watch in the cinema!
its quite decent actually for a first ts
its so blurry my eyes exploded and i sharded
its so blurry that my eyes exploded and i sharded
lol same here , just watching the sample gets me stoned already :p
nah i’ll pass this one to , think ‘m heading to the theartres to see this one
nice to see a release but the blur is insane :p
haha too blurry…not watchable…dont download…waste bandwitdh
Man….just watching the sample mademe think I was stoned!!! I’ll pass on this,just like most of the pple here…will wait for the decent version,surely it can’t be far off!!!
I just watched it and it was lovely, very cool movie. Indeed, it’s blurry, but that can be compensated by watching it from a further distance from your screen.
yikes, thats some seriously horrible image quality.
Shining Light on the Warez Darknet: A Scene Insider Speaks
Written by enigmax on May 18, 2007
When a site publishes an article about the infamous world of digital pirates known as the ‘warez scene’, controversy is never far away. Some feel that the ‘Scene’ should be treated like ‘Fight Club‘ and never spoken about. Others are frustrated because they want the full story: How do you get in? Where is it? Who are they? How do they hide from the law? What do they offer? People told others about Fight Club, and we’re about to tell you about The Scene.
FightClub
Recently, TorrentFreak published a translation of an interview between a journalist and a member of the German warez Scene. Although the article was well received, it generated quite a lot of controversy. Some readers felt that the questions should’ve probed deeper, others that the responses could’ve been more informative. Some questioned how much the Scener really knew while others even questioned his authenticity. At TorrentFreak we try to write interesting articles but we also listen to our readers when you say you want to see something.
To that end, we conducted our own interview with an established ‘Scener’ - and we asked him those questions we believe our readers would’ve asked him.
The Interview
There are many ideas of what ‘The Scene’ is. Some people say it’s a place, others say it’s a collection of people, some say it’s a combination of both. Can you tell us about your definition of ‘The Scene’, how it operates and the kind of people involved?
For me like many others it’s a place to go and chill with your friends, not unlike the current craze of social networking. It also represents the core fundamentals of the internet - the net should be free - and not governed. If I had to put a location or a name for the scene I would say its a haven for Geeks (sometimes arrogant with their extreme talent), enthusiasts, people who need to feel part of something and people who like a challenge and like to be kept on their toes. I suppose its full of criminals but not in the true sense of the word. What I mean by this is people who like a challenge, who get a buzz or a hit from breaking these so called laws, being hunted by and keeping one step ahead of authority. It’s also a place where the `Geek` rules all. He is not frightened by the big guy who plays football, the boxer down the road or the bullies at school because he knows he has the power to take the access away. Once you have been given access and trust, to have it taken away can be devastating for some. Same as money I guess - I suppose it’s all about power.
Some people believe that the ‘true’ Scene has its roots many years in the past. When did you become aware of its existence, how long after this did you become a member and what were the events that lead up to your joining?
The `true` scene goes back to the early 80’s, some think it goes beyond that. Unfortunately the groups of old have all grown up, had kids and now have nice jobs at the companies they used to pirate !!!!! (ironic or what?). In relative terms I could be called a newbie Scener, having only been in it a little over 10 years. My scene started with some hacking and infiltration which led me to meet some people, who in turn put me into the scene. Once I was involved I gave up hacking and cracking as it is generally frowned upon in the `true scene`, plus you don’t want to get caught for something stupid if you are doing bigger and badder things !!!
The Scene is viewed by many as almost mythical, only for the chosen few. What were your first impressions and experiences of being involved and how did they compare to your preconceptions?
The scene can be seen as a magical place where a lot of information is available and you get consumed by the amount of stuff you can lay your hands on. It can also be a dark place with a lot of people ready to screw you over for some access to somewhere or someone or starting a rumor simply because they don’t like you. This can be damaging. You see a lot of Release groups doing this to make the other group look bad and in my opinion, it’s pointless but thats just my opinion! My first impression of the scene was an overwhelming desire to download the entire internet! I suppose for me, who didn’t have a lot growing up, I felt I had hit the jackpot but as you soon realize, nothing comes for free.
How long was it before you felt you’d gained the trust of the other members and how did this manifest itself?
Personally I don’t trust anyone. You can only ever rely on yourself in the scene and in real life. It’s more true in the scene because no-one has any honor for so called friends (they will all sell you out to save their own skin) so the best bet is to protect yourself in anyway possible, so they never have information about you they can use for whatever they may need.
Being involved in the Scene in certain countries can lead to your arrest. Were you briefed about security before making contact with the servers and if so, what measures were you advised to take?
I always knew the risks when I entered the scene. I had a shady life growing up being dodgy and wheeling and dealing, so I suppose it came naturally to me to be alert and paranoid. For me it was natural evolution to take crime from the streets to the world of computers and the internet. I was already fairly versed in security from my exploiting days so I just researched the new protocols a bit more and took some steps to ensure i was more protected. I switched from Windows based computers to Unix, encrypted everything on every piece of hardware, turned off all logging, changed my irc/email frequently, always connected through proxies when checking email and used dynamic IP addresses as much as possible. For instance, to boot up and logon to my main computer you need 10 different passwords to get through the various layers of encryption and security I have in place and no-one on earth is going to break those!
I feel quite secure and at the touch of a command I can format the whole lot and write zero’s to the data drives so no-one can ever retrieve data from them. A lot of `topsites` are like this (maybe not as paranoid as me - but thats what has kept me from prison or the hint of it), but they certainly are clever and paranoid about getting caught.
Without warez release groups, the Scene would have little content to offer. Did you ever hold a position in a group, what did that entail and how did it affect your standing in the group and the Scene as a whole?
I did and still do hold a position in one of the top groups in the scene obviously naming it is stupid so I won’t! To be honest I don’t know if my fellow members would like or dislike this interview. Being an affiliate (a release group) certainly ups your standing in the scene but a lot of my friends in the scene don’t know who i am affiliated with or what groups I work with/for. It’s better this way.
Most people are aware that Scene access means easy access to warez. What range of material is available, who supplies it and where does it come from?
There are so many releases in the scene, maybe 2000 a day ranging from games, movies, TV shows, mp3, anime, dvd, music videos, wii, xbox, xbox360, ps3, pda, psp, docs, ebooks, comics and every type of porn you can imagine! All of these are available in pretty much any language or subs are available.
The stuff comes from anywhere people can get their hands on it. Most of the pre-release stuff will come from a silver or a screening of a film, the TV shows are usually `capped` from an HDTV station or a DSR link. The TV series as a DVDrip will probably be bought from a shop or ebay, then ripped into whatever format that group releases in. They will then sell the original DVD at say a flea market or ebay or something or take it back to the shop to trade for the next release or a refund.
Can you tell us about the structure of the Scene, it’s hierarchy, expected etiquette and the politics involved?
There isn’t really a hierarchy in the scene. There is a council for releasing standards kind of like the w3c a list of people or groups who all virtually sign a document saying “this is how we should release a film or whatever” it describes codec types, packing methods, what the nfo should state, what languages are allowed and how it should be tagged. The people who write these so called guidelines are generally considered to be the best at what they do, i.e if you looked at the game release guidelines then the best game crackers would be writing the guides between them, and agreeing. Next is the part that makes me laugh - if your release doesn’t adhere to these guides or say its slightly out of synch or has missing info or whatever you get whats called a `Nuke` - which is like a bad merit and states the release shouldn’t be downloaded as it’s basically crap. While I agree with this in principle what is strange to me is this; the scene is around because of people’s disregard for laws and antiestablishmentarianism, yet they have a set of rules to govern it! Madness!!
Some of these `Nukes` are bullshit nukes, i.e nothing wrong with the release, just some group having a war or some kiddie with nuke access being a dick, so I rarely take notice of them. There are a hell of a lot of politics in the Scene, mostly due to paranoia. For instance, if you use P2P or use or even help torrents, you will get banned. On some sites if you don’t use a bouncer to hide your address you’ll get banned and so on and so on.
In recent years there appeared to be a conflict between members of the Scene and certain elements of the BitTorrent community, especially certain trackers who offer Scene-releases just a few minutes after the Topsites do. What are your thoughts on P2P and BitTorrent releasers such as aXXo?
Personally I don’t like P2P/BitTorrent as it gives unwanted press to a small scene and it makes piracy real in the eyes of the law. My personal view is “so what?” if a few geeky kids want to swap a few movies and a few applications around, they probably don’t have the money to buy them anyway. With stuff like operating systems - Microsoft for example, it’s so buggy that who in their right mind would want to pay for it? I mean, would you pay for a dud microwave? I know I wouldn’t.
With mp3 it’s hit and miss - as a music producer I don’t really have an opinion but it’s a fast way to get your music to a lot of people fast, so I suppose its a good thing for bands starting out (leaking a copy to the scene).
I think if the torrent / p2p community was locked down a bit more and they had to do work to get the releases it would stop a lot of this warring. For me, I work hard to be in the scene and I feel my downloads are justified by the work I do on the releases my group makes. But P2P doesn’t have to do that work because it is already done - but thats just my view. I don’t think that P2P or torrents will ever stop getting it’s releases from the Scene, so I feel the war is pointless. In my opinion, if a known torrent group is operating , the topsites should (and do) make a group ban on that particular group, but not all sites adhere to this - due to no-one actually knowing how many sites there really are in the world.
Most file-sharers don’t hear accurate information about the Scene because good sources are few and far between. Do you have anything further to tell us about this fascinating subject?
No matter how hard the Feds try to stop the scene there are always people smarter than them out there. What they should be doing is leaving us to it and catching pedophiles, rapists and psychopathic killers rather than wasting resources on a few geeks.
P2P and torrents seem to be pushing the true scene further and further underground and in my opinion, this is a good thing. The scene lamer colo[cation] ass bandits (colo sceners) as I like to call them, can take the heat - at the end of the day they don’t have the physical access to the machines that we the true sceners do - to pull the plug or smash the hard drive if it becomes too hot!!
The scene spreads deep into businesses, software houses, record companies, cinema owners, application houses and websites and I think once you start to uncover it, it starts to become a big tangled mess (same as the internet really!). As it evolves - as all things do - i’m sure that it will become more secure and disappear deeper into the underground.
Aint gonna read all that crap lawl
“Personally I don’t like P2P/BitTorrent as it gives unwanted press to a small scene and it makes piracy real in the eyes of the law. My personal view is “so what?” if a few geeky kids want to swap a few movies and a few applications around, they probably don’t have the money to buy them anyway. With stuff like operating systems - Microsoft for example, it’s so buggy that who in their right mind would want to pay for it? I mean, would you pay for a dud microwave? I know I wouldn’t.”….
Is he contradicting himself??
If he doesnt like Torrent sites why is he being interviewed by one?
yet more unanswered Q’s in the Murky World of the Scene…..
Aaaah the scene
This is baaaaaaaad. Those Russians are getting sloppy.
Horton is getting some unwanted attention here. Poor fellow.
I think mVs is going to proper themselves when new Russ torrent arrives.
Fuck, such a lame scene. This TS should heven been tagged internal. Now we’re stuck waiting for a TC/R5.
@ surfer
No hes not contradicting himself as TorrentFreak doesn’t host torrents it hosts “The Latest BitTorrent News and Filesharing Info”, so although it contains info about sites by being interviewed he is not saying he thinks they should be shared via P2P.
To contradict ourself you must do the exact opposite e.g. i dont want people downloading my releases on torrents, to contradict that he would have to post his release as a torrent or say to download via torrents.
end of the day ive got it on the day of us premier ill go see it in cinemas ihavent paid for it im not complaining =)
Holy crap, do I need new glasses? That shit is even blurier then max blur in photoshop!
What?
I was downloading untill see the pics..
stop!