Backstroke of the West Dubbed Version (Released)

Hello Star Wars People,

I’m probably not the right place but a person named SilverWook told me to post on this site about this DVD of Backstroke of the West my friend brought back with her from China.

It’s a version where they’ve dubbed the voices instead of the subtitles.

I was able to burn some of the chapters off but have since given it to my friend who was able to burn a lot more. I also talked with Magnoliafan78 about this.

The You Tube page is here-

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheThirdGathers

Now if the other half would show up, lul.

That might be a good idea sometime. I see that track 1 is missing the video for the first minute or so. You guys could probably connect it to like a BluRay version or something.

It's kind of in the hands of my friend right now. He knows more about this stuff. He said he had to add what he could of the picture using a different DVD but it worked fine though it might not be exactly lined up.

It was really difficult getting that thing play, so I'm watching most of this stuff on You Tube for like the first or second time like everyone else.

It's pretty hilarious, though. Who made this and what were they thinking?

drf was also talking about the idea of adding the Backstroke dub *and* the Backstroke subs to his dvdiso. xD

I should watch the original again some time.

Who do you think are the best voices?

Hey- so, my friend saw the clips and said there's an audio lag whatever that means so he sent me new clips which he hopes are matched up better sound and picture-wise. He'll be able to tell whether they are. It apparently had something to do with uploading it to You Tube.

I don't know about Yoda being an old woman... maybe the Chinese see Yoda as being an old woman? LOL I don't know.

Do not want Do want

I was just saying that the one with the subtitles is equally baffling, for example at the beggining the words are right there but Stars Wars becomes Star War and so on. The one with the subtitles was brought over by this guy Wintersson and he said they made it before it came out in theatres, so I don't know if it's such a stretch for people with those kind of recources. I mean, how do people still a huge Hollywood movie in the first place?  

So is the audio track something that you're looking to release in the near future, TheThirdGathers (or perhaps your friend)? Those of us who have already created our own versions of Backstroke of the West would love to add this audio track to our existing DVDs.

I actually screened Backstroke at a local sci-fi convention last April using the DVD I created and posted about in marioxb's thread. To my amazement, the theater I was showing it in was packed and we had to turn some people away because we were full.  I'm looking to show it again this year and this dubbed version would be perfect!

I don't think anyone here actually believes this was made by Lucasfilm.

I need this.

Hey all, Merry New Year.

My friend has some time off from law school and so sent me the 2 clips he was meaning to match up better. I can't tell the difference, but there they are. Unfortunately there's still that one minute blackness at the begining of the movie. About that: I was checking out the one with the subtitles and it's hillarious how they've got the words right there scrolling by but they STILL have subtitles.

@Zion- you filled the room?? Wow, that's awesome. When do you want to show this? If my friend can't take another crack at it before break ends then spring break is a possibility. If we can get it all we'll send it to anyone who wants it. But keep in mind he already did try to do this, and not everything worked, so.... if nothing else can be obtained from the disc, you could jump between the dubbed and subtitled versions if you know how to do that. That might work at the beginning too, to start out with the subtitles. It'd be like the Wizard of Oz.

@Salsa- I'm not sure what is meant by "fake" when you're talking about something like this. What do you mean?

I don't think the blackness at the beginning is really a big issue. It would be pretty easy to use the other DVD for that part, or just take the entire audio track and match it up with the other DVD.

The convention is in April, so I'd really love to get my hands on it sometime in the next month or two so I can figure out how I want to show it.  I'll PM you my details.