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Banlieue 13, Movie, 2004 IMDB

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Also known as:

  • District 13
  • B13 (France)
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stronghold EN

2006-10-08 12:13

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I watched this recently & found this is a great film ...also loads of action.! (..the only problem is ..the GB dubbed version is pretty naf ...words are well out of sinc ...and the accents Cockney/Irish are laughable.!)

antp BE

2006-10-08 14:10

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I didn't know that French movies were dubbed for other countries, I thought that for English/US audience the foreign movies were generally subtitled.

Gag Halfrunt UK

2006-10-08 14:50

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antp wrote I didn't know that French movies were dubbed for other countries, I thought that for English/US audience the foreign movies were generally subtitled.

French films are usually subtitled, but this is an action movie so the distributors were probably hoping to attract a wider audience by dubbing it into English. Most of the French films that reach cinemas in the UK are serious dramas aimed at "arthouse" audiences.

Sometimes distributors handling foreign-language films go as far as to make trailers and television spots without any dialogue, to hide the fact that the film is not in English.

salvation UK

2006-11-26 04:35

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I saw this today and it I rather enjoyed it.
The dvd I watched had the choice between french with english subs and dubbed.
Needless to say i did not even bother with the dubbed version.

Red Grant US

2007-12-18 23:06

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antp wrote I didn't know that French movies were dubbed for other countries, I thought that for English/US audience the foreign movies were generally subtitled.

Not neccesarily. What about all of the old Kung Fu films!

Red Grant US

2007-12-21 02:01

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Gag Halfrunt wrote
French films are usually subtitled, but this is an action movie so the distributors were probably hoping to attract a wider audience by dubbing it into English. Most of the French films that reach cinemas in the UK are serious dramas aimed at "arthouse" audiences.

Sometimes distributors handling foreign-language films go as far as to make trailers and television spots without any dialogue, to hide the fact that the film is not in English.

Hero with Jet Li for example. I thought the movie was going to be MUCH different

Red Grant US

2007-12-21 02:09

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I saw this movie,it totally surprised me.

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