If American films and TV shows are dubbed in Europe in their national language, then how does it feel when you first hear the original voices? And how do they conduct interviews (if they do at all) of the actors?
If American films and TV shows are dubbed in Europe in their national language...
Ryder Jackson
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Austin Rivera
This film is British tho
Jose Allen
Nice try
Charles Parker
>yo... soy tu padre
i never raphed so hard
Nolan Gray
Christian Hughes
Evan Hill
Not bad, sounds pretty much the same.
Henry Hernandez
thats a pretty crappy dub
John Lopez
Zachary Jenkins
How's that?
James Thompson
No one has bothered to dub this in finnish. This feel is a stranger to me.
Dominic Howard
Mostly it's censured and dubbed with same actors every movie.
Now about American accent. Almost everytime they talk like eating burger fit in with whole mouth so it's kinda hilarious.
Andrew Wilson
What about other films/series?
Joshua Morris
Elijah White
Ethan Parker
Gary Botar
Dylan Jones
>Этoт yкpaинcкий
B гoлoc c Южнoгo Пapкa
Asher Garcia
Only kid's films are dubbed.
I find it unbelievable that Americans don't have the mental capacity to watch a film with subtitles.
Gavin Thompson
>dubbed
No.
Only Brazilians dubb everything.
We use subtitles in Portugal.
Andrew Adams
>dubbing
ew
Nathaniel Martin
Just films for kids (Pixar etc.) which always come in both original/dubbed versions.