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Robert Bennett19 said:http://www.idragonball.com/
You can find all the anime episodes right here. I've also included the DBZ movies featuring Cooler, Broly, Janemba, and the rest of the gang 😁. Oh, and there's even Dragon Ball GT, which is actually quite good. So, there you go—plenty to keep you busy until the next movie drops
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To be honest, everything on that site is in English. While Dragon Ball is an absolutely stellar anime, I truly believe it should be watched in Japanese because this English dubbing just completely ruins the vibe of the show. I finally managed to track down Dragon Ball, DBZ, and GT in the original Japanese audio with English subtitles, and let me tell you, it is pure bliss! If anyone happens to know where I can pick up all the movies in Japanese with English subtitles, please send me a private message... I've only been able to find a handful so far.
The DVD has actually been released already, though you won't find it in stores here in the States just yet! I actually stumbled upon a really fascinating article regarding this film.
cosmicraven2 said:It's likely just a bad copy that's missing about 40 minutes of footage.
I actually just sat down and watched the real version, which runs about 2 hours and 20 minutes, and it was fantastic! I think I’ll dive into this shorter 1:33h version very soon just so I can figure out exactly what they left out, though I must say, even on this shorter cut, the sound and the picture quality are an absolute 10/10!
I honestly think all three installments are absolutely fantastic! Everything was executed perfectly, and I truly can't find a single thing to complain about. Sure, the camera gets a little shaky during those intense fight scenes, but honestly, you have to embrace that—it makes the action feel much more visceral, and if you ask me, it’s a hell of a lot better than those dull fights filmed with static cameras that make everything look lifeless.
@ja_a
Next time, you should definitely try grabbing a seat somewhere in the middle of the theater, or maybe even a few rows back. Man, sitting right there in the fifth row just ruins the whole experience because that massive screen ends up being way too close to your face. That’s my best piece of advice for your next movie night...
The movie just hit theaters about five or six days ago, so I honestly can't imagine why anyone would settle for that terrible, low-quality cam version out there. Watching a film like that absolutely kills the entire experience!
I’ve got my hands on Letters from Iwo Jima, but the runtime is only about an hour and thirty-three minutes. Is it possible I’ve somehow ended up with a censored version or something similar?