After a joint US-Russian operation kills a Russian mobster's brother, the mobster hires an elite, nameless assassin known as "The Jackal" (Bruce Willis) to eliminate a high-ranking American official. To stop him, the FBI releases an imprisoned IRA sniper (Richard Gere) who is the only person capable of identifying the Jackal.
Groups like EnTeR1973 typically focus on "re-encodes," often taking high-quality Blu-ray or DVD sources and compressing them into smaller sizes while maintaining decent visual fidelity for the era.
Willis delivers a cold, transformative performance, utilizing a variety of disguises and accents. Unlike the 1973 version, this Jackal uses high-tech weaponry, including a remote-controlled heavy machine gun.
After a joint US-Russian operation kills a Russian mobster's brother, the mobster hires an elite, nameless assassin known as "The Jackal" (Bruce Willis) to eliminate a high-ranking American official. To stop him, the FBI releases an imprisoned IRA sniper (Richard Gere) who is the only person capable of identifying the Jackal.
Groups like EnTeR1973 typically focus on "re-encodes," often taking high-quality Blu-ray or DVD sources and compressing them into smaller sizes while maintaining decent visual fidelity for the era.
Willis delivers a cold, transformative performance, utilizing a variety of disguises and accents. Unlike the 1973 version, this Jackal uses high-tech weaponry, including a remote-controlled heavy machine gun.