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Animated movies I'm totally over watching dubbed

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Participants Emily Thomas25crimsontrucker4David Price5nimblecrane20lonesailor6Emily Thomas3Lisa Ross65hollowseal33
Emily Thomas25 Emily Thomas25 NewcomerOP
4 messages
joined Aug 2009
#1 ·
There's a massive influx of animated films that aren't just visually subpar and conceptually hollow, but they also lack any meaningful or intelligent conclusion. To make matters worse, the quality of the American dubbing is absolutely abysmal.☕

Not to mention that because our theaters are flooded with this junk, we rarely see the more interesting material that most actual filmmakers would actually enjoy watching.😠
crimsontrucker4 crimsontrucker4 Member
33 messages
joined Dec 2008
#2 ·
Like, for example?
Emily Thomas25 Emily Thomas25 NewcomerOP
4 messages
joined Aug 2009
#3 ·
Good grief. Instead of offering three different versions—whether they're subtitled or dubbed—they could just show something like 🙄. I’m just frustrated, I guess. When you actually want to go to the theater, you either have to wait forever for a specific movie or deal with five hundred different versions of some basic cartoon... which isn't even funny to kids anymore...
David Price5 David Price5 Regular
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joined Jul 2012
#4 ·
Emily Thomas25 said:Good grief. Instead of offering three different versions—whether they're subtitled or dubbed—they could just show something like 🙄. I’m just frustrated, I guess. When you actually want to go to the theater, you either have to wait forever for a specific movie or deal with five hundred different versions of some basic cartoon... which isn't even funny to kids anymore...

I doubt children will mind that they didn't retain the original celebrity voices. My five-year-old nephew certainly doesn't care if a specific Hollywood star provided the voiceover or not. If better localization brings more people to animation, then that is a win for the industry. The rest of us will manage just fine.
nimblecrane20 nimblecrane20 Member
32 messages
joined Dec 2006
#5 ·
Emily Thomas25 said:Good grief. Instead of offering three different versions—whether they're subtitled or dubbed—they could just show something like 🙄. I’m just frustrated, I guess. When you actually want to go to the theater, you either have to wait forever for a specific movie or deal with five hundred different versions of some basic cartoon... which isn't even funny to kids anymore...

I bet if they wanted to be truly helpful, they'd offer it in Aramaic too.🙏
lonesailor6 lonesailor6 Member
14 messages
joined Aug 2010
#6 ·
There is a certain truth to the idea that those animated features—films like Up, Wall-E, or Bolt... they often possess a depth and a soul that far surpasses most of the live-action movies currently playing in our local theaters...
Emily Thomas3 Emily Thomas3 Active Member
76 messages
joined Sep 2007
#7 ·
And I’m pretty sure they aren't the reason why movie theaters are seeing such a thin lineup lately.
Lisa Ross65 Lisa Ross65 Active Member
108 messages
joined May 2009
#8 ·
Disney's animation features top-tier voice acting. Disney maintains incredibly high, rigid standards for their productions—they oversee every detail and hand-pick the exact right voice for every single character.
hollowseal33 hollowseal33 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#9 ·
Up is a fantastic cartoon and the dubbing isn't half bad at all... though I thought Ice Age 3 was pretty terrible 😁

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