Who here went to see the screening of mad max in cal?
if so what was it like?
sound, picture, cut / added scenes?
WHO HERE WENT TO SEE THE CALIFORNIAN SCREENING OF MAD MAX?
Re: WHO HERE WENT TO SEE THE CALIFORNIAN SCREENING OF MAD MAX?
In Reply to: WHO HERE WENT TO SEE THE CALIFORNIAN SCREENING OF MAD MAX? posted by _theDON on November 09, 1999 at 23:33:57:
: Who here went to see the screening of mad max in cal?
: if so what was it like?
: sound, picture, cut / added scenes?
It was great. Awesome. There weren't any extra
scenes, but it did have the original dialogue. That
added a few things, because in the US dub, whenever
they can get away with translating slang, they do
it. And when Max is dropping the Chevy on the
mechanic, he says "I wanna know about the tattoo."
in the dub, it's "I wanna know about the Toecutter."
The sound could have been better. sometimes the
score drowned out the dialogue, but the score and
the foley were remastered in stereo. The print
itself was amazing. Such rich colors, you can't
get that from any video. I was just amazed at how
much better of a film it was without the dubbed
accents.
: Who here went to see the screening of mad max in cal?
: if so what was it like?
: sound, picture, cut / added scenes?
It was great. Awesome. There weren't any extra
scenes, but it did have the original dialogue. That
added a few things, because in the US dub, whenever
they can get away with translating slang, they do
it. And when Max is dropping the Chevy on the
mechanic, he says "I wanna know about the tattoo."
in the dub, it's "I wanna know about the Toecutter."
The sound could have been better. sometimes the
score drowned out the dialogue, but the score and
the foley were remastered in stereo. The print
itself was amazing. Such rich colors, you can't
get that from any video. I was just amazed at how
much better of a film it was without the dubbed
accents.