C’est pas sa faute si tout est mieux en français.I think the only one of his I liked was a French production a good few years back - Ne Le Dis à Personne. Probably only liked it because it was French
Sans douteC’est pas sa faute si tout est mieux en français.
The practice of dubbing drives me crazy. I hate the practice. I recall in the 70s seeing the German dubbed version of Dynasty - never got used to hearing the American version.C’est pas sa faute si tout est mieux en français.
Poisson et pommes frites is never going to catch onC’est pas sa faute si tout est mieux en français.
Netflix dubbing is abysmal (it’s as if the script is simply being read, with no emotion or “acting”). Ne Le Dis à Personne was a French language production though which pre-dated the recent glut of Harlan Coben films.
We're "no dubs, just subs" people at our house. Our kids like most of their generation use subs on everything
I dare say that it has improved their reading skills
I use subtitling always. Evidently, the profession of sound engineer has died out, almost all English/American dialogue has become unintelligible in movies.We're "no dubs, just subs" people at our house. Our kids like most of their generation use subs on everything
I use subtitles for Coronation Street
My wife used to translate Taggart for me.I use subtitles for Coronation Street
I think that’s a popular myth and the phrase was never actually uttered in the TV show.
I had so little idea what they said I believed anything.
What a depressing series. Being on that wagon train was not good.'1883' on netflix. in germany we call this genre 'western' and i love it. sam elliott, tim mcgraw, faith hill.
there is a follower. '1923'. let's see.
The colors are certainly incredibly beautiful. Is the saturation deliberately increased?
That was good. You've probably seen 4 Blocks as well?
Yes, we liked that tooThat was good. You've probably seen 4 Blocks as well?
. Many actors from that series also appear in ‘Crooks’.
