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Game: Spot the Movie From the Still V 3.0

heh, i really liked that movie so it stood out.


easy movie, possibly hard screen cap
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JoeTheStoner said:
^ cool, the U.S. dvd/blu-ray has horrible subtitles and they are re-releasing it using the theatrical subtitles, can read about it here, but ur in london, so i guess U.K. has the proper subs, hopefully.
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Cheers for that btw. I do loathe poorly dubbed/subtitled films. It just ruins the whole experience doesn't it?. I think Run Lola Run has some of the worst English dubbing I've ever heard. A lot of Manga films need to be watched with subtitles too as the audio tends to be far too irritating and shrill. Not that I'm a huge Manga fan or anything. But I do recall being annoyed with the Akira dubbing in the past.

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btw - Terminator 2 is one of my all time favourites. Every time it comes on TV i have to watch it, even though I've seen it countless times and already have the DVD.

/geek
 
tribal girl said:
Cheers for that btw. I do loathe poorly dubbed/subtitled films. It just ruins the whole experience doesn't it?.
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oh my... so true, especially when it comes to anime. i rather read subtitles in anime than hear them dubbed in english, same goes for any non-english movie.
 
wow, no guesses yet?

i'm sure it's wrong, but who cares. i'll guess Unforgiven.
 
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