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Dead Man's Shoes (2004) Remastered (1080p BluRay x265 10bit EAC3 ...

Category : Movies
Type: HEVC/x265
Language: English
Total Size: 9.8 GB
Uploaded By: QxR
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Last checked: Aug. 25th '26
Date uploaded: Aug. 25th '26
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Dead Man's Shoes

Dead Man's Shoes

CrimeDramaThriller

Paddy Considine (who co-wrote the screenplay with Meadows) plays Richard, a taciturn army veteran newly returned to his hometown and on a mission to make a group of low-level criminals pay for abusing his mildly retarded younger brother, Anthony (Kebbel).

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About Dead Man's Shoes

Overview

Paddy Considine (who co-wrote the screenplay with Meadows) plays Richard, a taciturn army veteran newly returned to his hometown and on a mission to make a group of low-level criminals pay for abusing his mildly retarded younger brother, Anthony (Kebbel).

Genre

CrimeDramaThriller

Release Year

2004

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IMDb (7.5/10) | Metacritic (52/100) | Rotten Tomatoes (61%)



Genres


Crime, Drama, Thriller



Director


Shane Meadows



Writers


Paddy Considine, Shane Meadows, Paul Fraser



Actors


Paddy Considine, Toby Kebbell, Gary Stretch



Plot Summary


A disaffected soldier returns to his hometown to get even with the thugs who brutalized his mentally-challenged brother years ago.



Note from Encoder


Encoded from the 2026 UK Blu-ray release from Second Sight. A 4K UHD release was planned but unfortunately the original film elements could not be found, so an improved Blu-ray release was produced instead. Scroll to the bottom of this page for further details from Second Sight regarding the remaster.

All bonus features are included from the 2026 Blu-ray and the 2005 DVD release, as well as a hidden DVD extra for a failed commentary track from director Shane Meadows, producer Mark Herbert and lead actor Paddy Considine, which had to be abandoned after almost 9 minutes because they couldn't stop laughing and had no idea what to talk about. This was not included on either the old 2009 Blu-ray or the new 2026 Blu-ray, so it has been unearthed from the 2005 DVD for posterity.



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Audio #1: English (GB) / E-AC-3 / 6 channels / 768 kb/s / *Default / Surround 5.1
Audio #2: English (GB) / AC-3 / 2 channels / 192 kb/s / Commentary w/writer & director Shane Meadows, prodcucer Mark Herbert & co-writer/actor Paddy Considine (2005)
Audio #3: English (GB) / AC-3 / 2 channels / 192 kb/s / Commentary w/writer & director Shane Meadows & producer Mark Herbert (2026)
Audio #4: English (GB) / AC-3 / 2 channels / 192 kb/s / Commentary w/film critics & writers Andrew Graves & Jon Towlson (2026)

Subtitle #1: English (GB) / UTF-8 / 55 b/s
Subtitle #2: English (GB) / PGS / 37.9 kb/s / SDH

Chapters
00:00:00.000: en-GB:Opening Titles
00:04:24.598: en-GB:Day One
00:07:09.346: en-GB:Herbie
00:10:19.994: en-GB:The Penny Drops
00:15:31.139: en-GB:Elephant Man
00:19:58.322: en-GB:Day Two
00:26:54.738: en-GB:I Can Use That!
00:31:36.436: en-GB:Confrontation
00:37:55.732: en-GB:Day Three
00:47:12.781: en-GB:Special Brew
00:54:43.606: en-GB:Are You the Devil?
01:03:01.528: en-GB:Day Four
01:07:30.498: en-GB:Repentant
01:15:12.591: en-GB:Day Five
01:21:03.018: en-GB:Monster
01:26:35.190: en-GB:End Credits



Source Information


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Dead Man's Shoes 2004 1080p GBR Blu-ray AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1-BlocHEAD (44.98 GB)



From Second Sight:
"We looked extensively into the possibility of a new 4K restoration, however, the only materials available to us meant this was not a feasible option and the original elements could not be located. We have however undertaken extensive work on the HD master to improve upon any previous release. The work was undertaken by Silver Salt Restoration who gave the following feedback:"

"The film was shot on super-16mm film and the HD transfer was created via film to digital transfer processes in use at the time. This predated modern film scanners with technologies that greatly improved warping on the cuts. The smaller surface area of the 16mm film and the presence of joins (splices) can exacerbate the warping issues that were commonplace with these older processes. Many warps and instabilities have been corrected mainly on cuts but also mid shot in the HD master. The HD master also contained film dirt from the original transfer, so numerous hours were spent manually cleaning up film dirt, damage and scratches."

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