How to crack pass of Transformers 2 Revenge Of The Fallen[2009]DvDrip-aXXo.rar

[nesteac8]

i've downed Transformers 2 Revenge Of The Fallen[2009]DvDrip-aXXo.rar, but it requirded password to unrar. i tried to crack it by rar password recovery but has not result. Please help me! Thanks alots!
I hope to receive any replies.

[GJG]

It is fake aXXo does not rar or password any of his files. Odds are even if you do get the password it will most likely be a commercial preview spooled or porn

[nesteac8]

Thanks, but I hope someones have downloaded this file and now they succeed to unrar this file but they have not yet share pass on forum. Maybe. I've just want to watch this film earlier! 

[roboben]

be careful b/c this movie doesnt come out until june 24 according to imdb :
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1055369/
so most torrents b4 that date are gonna be fakes!  especially if they say dvdrip b/c there is NO dvd to rip from yet.  and as always, with aXXo torrents, be sure they are actually from aXXo's account (uploaded by him) or they will be fake.  dont get aXXo rss feeds in other words. 

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