Hello All,
If you have a region free dvd this is the DTS film that will rock your system:
If you have a region free dvd this is the DTS film that will rock your system:
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June
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Since its a Korean movie, is the dubbing good enough tooNeed is the mother of all Inventions.....I am needy -
It's subtitled only. The DTS sound track is in Korean lang. only. I hate dubbed films. They seem to get the worst voices & the mouth thing is another issue.
Try to find this DTS demo disc: http://www.dddhouse.com/v3/product_d...ProductID=6010
This demo disc made me find an all region dvd player because of the major difference in sound.June
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OK, I'm a bit confused, this just came into the theaters where I'm at....... is there a different movie called "The Host" that came out earlier?
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Jim,
We seem to get a few late films here. For instance, 95% of the Jackie Chan films are a few years old. The Host was made in Korea last year. It's been released on dvd overseas. DDDhouse is a Honk Kong dvd dealer. Another dealer is HKFLIK.COM, they have PAN'S LABYRINTH. http://www.hkflix.com/xq/asp/filmID....qx/details.htm Pan's release date is in May of 07 here (USA)June
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This movie only hit theatres in Australia in the last couple of weeks but reviews sound interesting.
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