aka "Admit it - you did stuff like this with your LEGOs once."
So, who intends to see this? Because I sure do. :) It looks absolutely hilarious.
The LEGO movie
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One of the guys that directed The Lego Movie was also the director of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, so I except great things from it.
Movie won't be released till the 26th... Boo-hoo.
Bad thing is most animated movies are dubbed in Dutch here, and the movies are shown in Dutch in theaters most of the time because the kids can't understand English or can't read subtitles that fast. It used to be different...
Movie won't be released till the 26th... Boo-hoo.
Bad thing is most animated movies are dubbed in Dutch here, and the movies are shown in Dutch in theaters most of the time because the kids can't understand English or can't read subtitles that fast. It used to be different...
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French, German, Dutch, Italian... you name it, we got it. For example: you can listen to French with Italian subtitles. (But I assume it's the same with 'American' DVDs: e.g. listen to Spanish with English subs?)CaptHayfever wrote:^Do you still get subtitle options on DVDs?
Sometimes the only options are English, Dutch and French. It depends on the DVD. I seriously don't know how companies choose what languages they put on DVDs.
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^^Region 1 DVDs of recent movies typically* have multiple language options (with the bare minimum being English, French, & Spanish to cover the 3 biggest languages of the US & Canada); I was just worried since you mentioned a lack of subtitling on kids' films.
*Bargain bin stuff & bare-bones DVD reissues of films which predate the format sometimes only come in English, sometimes even without a subtitle option.
And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"
*Bargain bin stuff & bare-bones DVD reissues of films which predate the format sometimes only come in English, sometimes even without a subtitle option.
And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"
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