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#462876
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THX 1138 "preservations" + the 'THX 1138 Italian Cut' project (Released)
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supereterodina, fonorivelatore.... Jesus, what was the deal with this localization?? Did they just take an electrical manual and threw in words from it into the script at random??

..... yeah, I'd go with "transducer", too, seems appropriate.

"Transducer reading : 5...."

You're doing a great job, erri_wan, I wish I could help more.

And kudos for translating "Il secondo tragico Fantozzi" into english, that must've been one hell of a job!

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#462435
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Cookie MOnsters favorite jokes!
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#460342
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Blu-ray revisionism now getting ridiculous
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TheBoost said:

 Should some kind of 'restriction' be placed on them, not allowing them to do so? Should they sacrifice profit to avoid revisionism?

In the name of Art and Historical accuracy, I'd say yes.

If they wanna make money, spend money on a new show (I know, the easiest and cheapest way is the reruns)

Chewtobacca said:

If they don't all have the original voice maybe I'll wait and see whether or not they revise the Blu-ray. 

one could make a custom dvd with the original audio track for Mammy replaced from vhs, where available. :)

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#460304
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Blu-ray revisionism now getting ridiculous
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Well, to be fair, many times it is the companies themselves that, whenever they feel that somebody could complain, quickly rush to cover their metaphorical asses.

In fact, it was Walt Disney himself, if I recall correctly, that asked for Sunflower to be cut from subsequent releases.

And Tom & Jerry were censored, when sometime during the 60's Mammy Two Shoes was rotoscoped out of the cartoons and a thin irish lady was put in her place!

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#460290
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Blu-ray revisionism now getting ridiculous
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To me they should've never "deleted" Sunflower. That's not how the audience saw the movie in theaters in 1940.

You play the "it looks racist and demeaning" card, and I say : if anything, it should've stayed as an example of racial stereotyping in the early 40's. Just like the original versions of the OT should stay (in equal, pristine quality but that's another matter) along the SE's to point out that in the late 70's and early 80's there were no 90's cgi effects.

As it is now, we can't see the movie as it was in 1940 on the official dvd, it's like they pretend it never happened, and that's just wrong. If they think it was an error, just leave it there, but politely point it out on the dvd case or whatever. This way you're not butchering the beatiful wort of art that is Fantasia.

 

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#460275
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RedLetterMedia's Revenge of Nadine [TPM 108 pg Resp. [RotS Review+RotS Preview+ST'09 Reveiw+Next Review Teaser+2002 Interview+AotC OutTakes+Noooooo! Doc.+SW Examiner Rebuttal+AotC Review+TPM Review]
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As with the other two prequels, right on the money!

Again, another way to stress the point of how Lucas COULD have made three good movies IF he had spent less money on special effects and computers and more money on people around him to tell him "No, George, I think this won't work at all"; to say nothing about scripts completed in mere weeks or months or whatever. I'm no expert in movie making, but I think even Cletus the slack jawed yokel would know that you don't write a script in, say, 6 weeks and have it come out any good.