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Hehe yes, I used to like German dubbing, but the more I watch in original versions, the more I hate it...
Yes the voice of Ben is at least deep. But it still sounds not "real" to me... I mean the emotions are not correctly put. How could they? It was a different person.
One movie which should really be watched in the original version (tried to get it on cinema, but was off it too fast, so luckily I could watch the original on blu-ray) is "Iron Sky". Because there is english and german in it and the german version is completely german which is quite irritating...
It's from finnish guys, so they are used to subtitles ^^.
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Sounds just like "Inglorious Basterds", which had French, German and English in it, and of course in German it was all German. I'm glad I got to see it in OV, although that was quite funny because it was with subtitles, and they subtitled it for a German audience. Meaning that the English and French was subtitled in German, and the German wasn't subtitled at all. I felt bad for the people in the audience who couldn't speak French or German, because they would have been lost.
And you're right, the German dubbing guy for Benedict didn't quite manage to convey the same degree of menacing subtlety as Benedict himself. Something always gets lost in the translation. *sigh*
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I think the dubbing of Kirk is worse... he sounds like a schoolboy
Yes Germans speaking German or if the speak English, than it's English and the other way round. Could also have some French, I don't remember it fully...
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We actually own ST Into Darkness, but I never watched the original version before.. I was a Trekkie long before I was cumberbatched, so I could not know what I was missing. Now I am sooo excited to re-watch it with Benedict´s voice.. especially after reading that he actually lowered it even more.. The anticipation..
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Zatoichi wrote:
We actually own ST Into Darkness, but I never watched the original version before.. I was a Trekkie long before I was cumberbatched,
Ha, same here! When I read for the first time who would be playing "John Harrison"/Khan, I went like "Who's that supposed to be?!".
I promise you, the very first scene with Benedict/Khan, when you only hear his voice at first and then you finally see him... you'll never get this right in a dubbed version. It's fantastic, Benedict's voice is just... undubbable.
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Solar, you are so damn right!!!
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undubbable... yeah I wanna sign that...
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That's why his voice flashed me that way when I discovered it in The Fifth Estate. Didn't expect it after all the dubbing stuff.
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Haven't seen that one. But it was same with me and Sherlock. I watched season 1 and 2 in German, nice series, but that's it. Then watched series 3 (and Star Trek) in original and now I am addicted ^^.
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This is probably old news, but I realized yesterday that IDW has published a Khan comic book series where they're using Benedict as their visual version of the character. Not sure I'd consider buying it, but it does sound intriguing.
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Deleted and alternate scenes! Lots of them! Follow this link!
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Because I am totally into Khan at the moment -
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Glad to finally have you on board with us, Spiral! Wasn't Ben fantastic as Harrison? the camaraderie between the Enterprise crew was great and all that but when John Harrison steps aboard, it's hard to look elsewhere!
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Le Bear Polar wrote:
Glad to finally have you on board with us, Spiral! Wasn't Ben fantastic as Harrison? the camaraderie between the Enterprise crew was great and all that but when John Harrison steps aboard, it's hard to look elsewhere!
Ben kinda stole the whole movie imo! I keep re-watching his scenes on Youtube!
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I just saw this movie and I don′t know…. BC kinda „ruined“ the viewing of STID for me.
Not only did I sided with a sligtly genocidal bad guy ( again – it happens frequently when BC is acting in such roles), but I kept thinking stuff like: „Oh, you stupid Kirk, how can you punch that face! I hope that your blasphemous hand withers and falls off!“ „Khan is crashing on San Francisco… Oh, happy Friscoans! Why can′t he crash next to my flat, dammit!“ „Khan is supposed to be a bad guy but he seems so nice and cuddly to me….“
I′m afraid I can′t buy BC as evil guy anymore.
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I thought he was an excellent villain and I loved him.
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My own personal tactic for re-watching STiD is to fast forward to minute 57---thus bypassing the boring story stuff---and revel in my version: Star Trek: Into Khan.
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Tee hee.
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nakahara, I completely agree... it's kind of counterproductive for following a movie when you're in love with the bad guy and root for him...
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Oh I think this is the new thing now...
All hail the movie bad guy!