The pictures in question:

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By the way, for those of you have been frustrated by IMDb's pointless and pathetic attempt to prevent users from downloading pictures hosted in their galleries, I have recently found a better way than doing a print screen, then pasting that image in paint, saving as a jpg, then cropping it in image editing software (which is how I used to do it).

The new, more efficient method lets you save the original jpg without having to do a printscreen. First, go to the gallery page and click on the image you want to download. Notice the URL. In this case, something like:

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Most of the junk at the end is useless. The important thing is the name of the actual jpg file: 00000002.jpg

Using Explorer, Firefox or whatever you favourite browser is, go View > Page Source. Another window will open, with the HTML code of the page. Go to Edit > Find (or do Control-F) and search for the filename in the code. The first mention that you find will be the same as in the URL. Search for the next one and you will find something like:

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That's the URL you need. Copy and paste it (i.e., only the part between quotation marks) in your browser, then simply right click the image and choose "Save image as" or whatever. Instead of saving a blank gif called "mptv1.gif," you will be saving the real jpg image.

A bit labourious perhaps, but worth it when you want to save the image on your hard drive. And easier than the print screen meathod I used to use.

Josephk, I understand now.