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Same here, only blockbusters get releases in the original version, this is so frustrating, especially because most of the dubbed versions are really bad :(

In such a market they should have the means to get skilled people for the dubbed versions...Here it's still better in the original versions but the dubbed versions are bearable so it's fine.

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In such a market they should have the means to get skilled people for the dubbed versions...Here it's still better in the original versions but the dubbed versions are bearable so it's fine.

Sometimes the dubbed version is so bad that turn the movie into an intentional joke, especially the horror movies......

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In such a market they should have the means to get skilled people for the dubbed versions...Here it's still better in the original versions but the dubbed versions are bearable so it's fine.

The dubbed versions here are good. All foreign movies and shows can only be broadcast on TV dubbed, so the studios have decades of experience in it. A lot of movie collectors even get mad when the dubbed versions are not included in the Blu-ray/DVD of classic movies, because they love and are used to these versions.

 

The problem is: there is dubbing studios better than others, and the small movie distributors usually hire the cheapest dubbing studios. That's why small movies like cheap horror movies usually have bad dubbed versions. And of course someone who speaks English and is used to watch movies with the original audio will find all dubbed versions bad (personally, I can't stand them), but technically our dubbed versions are good.

 

And we do have both dubbed and subtitled versions for almost all movies in cinema, except for the animated ones, which are released only dubbed.

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The dubbed versions here are good. All foreign movies and shows can only be broadcast on TV dubbed, so the studios have decades of experience in it. A lot of movie collectors even get mad when the dubbed versions are not included in the Blu-ray/DVD of classic movies, because they love and are used to these versions.

 

The problem is: there is dubbing studios better than others, and the small movie distributors usually hire the cheapest dubbing studios. That's why small movies like cheap horror movies usually have bad dubbed versions. And of course someone who speaks English and is used to watch movies with the original audio will find all dubbed versions bad (personally, I can't stand them), but technically our dubbed versions are good.

 

And we do have both dubbed and subtitled versions for almost all movies in cinema, except for the animated ones, which are released only dubbed.

Fine then :)

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