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im sitting here watching homeward bound on a spanish tv channel have any of you guys ever done that lol

No, but I've watch Bambi in Spanish and in French. I really had nothing better to do that day.
It is kind of funny when they dub over the voices and they're lips don't move right to what they're saying.

I've seen a few Disney movies en español (I had one Spanish teacher that liked to show movies) but the most notable one was Aladdin.

When Kram first got Snow White (our only DVD at the time), he watched it enough times in English, so he started watching it in French.

I recently watched Mulan in Mandarin, simply to see how different it would sound, and it's pretty good as a Mandarin film with English subtitles.

I've also watched a few live-action movies with foreign language tracks simply out of curiosity.

Escapay

Escapay wrote:When Kram first got Snow White (our only DVD at the time), he watched it enough times in English, so he started watching it in French.

I recently watched Mulan in Mandarin, simply to see how different it would sound, and it's pretty good as a Mandarin film with English subtitles.

I've also watched a few live-action movies with foreign language tracks simply out of curiosity.

Escapay

hehehehe that was fun

I remember watching Hunchback of Notre Dame in french too since that's the country it took place in, but then I got aggravated that it sounded like a bunch of gibberish, so I switched it to Spanish so I would understand some of it better. I remember my dad was watching it with me for some reason.

OoOoO I wanna try watching Mulan in Mandarin. It's Jackie Chan playing Shang isn't it? Oo I'm gonna watch it right now! p-shaw to biology hw!

well I always watch the movies in Spanish

nah...I have been watching them for a long time in English and others in French

Isidour wrote:well I always watch the movies in Spanish

No way!!! Why!?!

It's like you know how to speak and interpret Spanish.

Call Mulder and Scully because this happened to me since I was little!

Pretty odd isn't it?

I watched Lion King 2 in Spanish once, and some bits were better , but that was because I was doing a Spanish AS level at the time. It was cool how I could understand parts though!