Tenebrae – Technically Speaking

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Steel76

So you would rather live with a crappy VHS than an awesome DVD/BD version of a movie with forced subs then?

Well....okey then

The subs are tiny, and you get much, MUCH better picture quality. If that isn´t important to you, then why did you get a BD player at all?

I just won't get a BD that has forced subs, just like I wont, with very few exceptions, buy a UK BD/dvd that has Irish certificates on the cover. I wouldn't buy a dvd with forced subs either, nor would I have bought a VHS with them. That's my personal preference.


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[keirarts]

I wouldent buy a blu-ray with forced subs either. I spent years watching dutch vhs bootlegs of movies with forced subs, long enough to know it would bug the hell out of me.

No I'll wait untill someone finds out where the french print was sourced from and releases it elswhere minus subs and in the meantime stick to the arrow disc, or perhaps just keep my old anchor bay us disc.

Its all personal preference at the end of the day and i know the french subs will distract me and annoy me. I dont think theres any reason for them being forced either aside from frenchness!

[springjack]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

I wouldn't buy a dvd or BD with forced subtitles even if it was the only version available.

The subs are forced only on my PS3.
On my computer and on my living room player I can remove the subs.
It´s a matter of the player software in question.
With the passing of the time more players can do this.

Originally Posted by Pete

Nothing wrong with writing forced in capitals. And if he's contradicting himself then so what?

You seem to be awfully determined to make people buy the french edition, can't you just accept that people do actually like the Arrow version?

Writting something in capital means shouting...
Nothing wrong with contradition... we all do that.

I´m not determine to do nothing... you just understand it that way.
It´s a matter letting people know that Arrow´s version is not the only one.
I have almost all Arrow´s editions so far... even bought the Tenebre on DVD for the extras. I can accept that people actually like the Arrow version on the grounds that the majority of them don´t know that another version exists or if they do they don´t know what´s it like.

[Prince_Vajda]

Originally Posted by springjack

So... no fanboy, but a loyal fan... contradition!!!

Originally Posted by springjack

Nothing wrong with contradition... we all do that.

It's spelt contradiCtion.

Greetings!

[Baseball Fury]

Originally Posted by springjack

I´m not determine to do nothing... you just understand it that way.

Nobody likes a double negative

And as I've said before, since Pulp Fiction I'd rather punch myself in the nuts then spend money on a BD that's going to annoy me.

[springjack]

Originally Posted by Prince_Vajda

It's spelt contradiCtion.

Greetings!

That really depends from what country i´m writting doesn´t it???
In my country we have a spelling agreement where the "silent" C´s are no longer used in writting... so, I don´t see any error there.

Also, I though this was a movie forum and not an english class...

Colors or Colours???!!!

[springjack]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

Nobody likes a double negative

And as I've said before, since Pulp Fiction I'd rather punch myself in the nuts then spend money on a BD that's going to annoy me.

I don´t read it that way...

[Prince_Vajda]

Originally Posted by springjack

That really depends from what country i´m writting doesn´t it???
In my country we have a spelling agreement where the "silent" C´s are no longer used in writting... so, I don´t see any error there.

Also, I though this was a movie forum and not an english class...
Colors or Colours???!!!

Just make sure you pronounce a word correctly next time, especially when you use it more than once and with such enthusiasm. Otherwise you'll have to accept some jovial joke, I'm afraid.

Greetings!

PS: No offense and class dismissed.

[Gojirosan]

Originally Posted by springjack

That really depends from what country i´m writting doesn´t it???
In my country we have a spelling agreement where the "silent" C´s are no longer used in writting... so, I don´t see any error there.

What country doesn't pronounce the second c in "contradiction"?

Edit: genuinely interested, by the way, not having a dig.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Spanish and Portugese I believe....

Anyway TENEBRAE anyone?