What language should i watch Jin-Roh in?

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Post by bum » Sat Jun 12, 2004 11:42 pm

well, if you get the 10 year anaversary special edition you do :P (because they re-dubbe'd the whole thing and now its much beter). nuth with jin-roh both audio languages are prety good, so it shouldnt make a difference

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Post by lostoursouls_666 » Sun Jun 13, 2004 9:20 pm

Even though i have not seen the movie i would have to say sub it always sounds but if the subs are all fucked up then i would turn it to dub if it has it
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Post by Juicy J » Sun Jun 13, 2004 9:27 pm

just make sure not to watch it in french, i had too (though, with english subtitles), its really horrible in french :shock:
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Post by lostoursouls_666 » Sun Jun 13, 2004 9:41 pm

Juicy J wrote:just make sure not to watch it in french, i had too (though, with english subtitles), its really horrible in french :shock:
Why was it bad? huh huh huh huh huh huh.

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Post by DTJB » Mon Jun 14, 2004 3:09 am

Probably similar to how I watched some of the scenes in Mallrats in French. Jay doesn't sound as cool when he doesn't appear to be stoned.

I thought the Japanese cast put more expression in their roles, but the Ocean Group still does a good job. Also, I stayed awake for this one, because it wasn't an Oshii adaptation, it was an Oshii orginal. That and he didn't have directing credits, just writing credits.
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Post by lostoursouls_666 » Mon Jun 14, 2004 8:26 am

DTJB wrote:Probably similar to how I watched some of the scenes in Mallrats in French. Jay doesn't sound as cool when he doesn't appear to be stoned.

I thought the Japanese cast put more expression in their roles, but the Ocean Group still does a good job. Also, I stayed awake for this one, because it wasn't an Oshii adaptation, it was an Oshii orginal. That and he didn't have directing credits, just writing credits.
Whats Mallrats? ive never heard of before :)
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Post by DTJB » Thu Jun 17, 2004 3:56 pm

Mallrats (I only brought this up in the discussion because I rented it over the weekend) is the second film from writer/director Kevin Smith. The only other moives I saw from him (all the way through) are Clerks and Jersey Girl. Kevin Smith is probably most well known in the anime community for doing the Clerks animated T.V. series, very funny stuff.
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