DVDVerdict wrote:The one really interesting extra is a sneak peek behind the dubbing process as Jackie dubs his lines in English. Here at least we learn a bit about Jackie's true feelings on American audiences, English in general, and the dubbing process—but if you really want to enjoy New Police Story stick with the Cantonese track and English subtitles. It's great that Jackie does his own dubbing but it appears that none of the other actors do. Watching the English dub is the equivalent to watching pantomime narrated by hardcore caffeine addicts, and that's just not right
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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The only advantage dubs have over subs - and bear in mind, this is strictly my own opinion - is that one tends to miss what's actually happening in the scene because one is too busy reading the dialogue. Besides that, subs are superior.
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MerchManDan wrote:The only advantage dubs have over subs - and bear in mind, this is strictly my own opinion - is that one tends to miss what's actually happening in the scene because one is too busy reading the dialogue. Besides that, subs are superior.
Gotcha. Since i'm a line-at-a-time reader and don't really need to look directly at the subtitles most of the time, i don't.
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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Peace through superior firepower - ain't nothin' more peaceful than a dead troublemaker.
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mike weber
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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Peace through superior firepower - ain't nothin' more peaceful than a dead troublemaker.
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mike weber
Phil Moscowitz: No bullets? Ah, but if all of you in the audience who believe in fairies will clap your hands, then my gun will be magically filled with bullets!
Don't let other peoples limitations become your constraints!
Phil Moscowitz: No bullets? Ah, but if all of you in the audience who believe in fairies will clap your hands, then my gun will be magically filled with bullets!
One of those marvelous movies, for which the dropping of acid is both very useful and entirely redundant.
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