I Saw The Devil (Plain Archive Exclusive #5) (Korea) - Page 5 - Blu-ray Forum

wjasoncul · 04-17-2014, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Bruisermoore

Well now, that site wasn't safe for work. Whoops.

What??? I'm just researching BDs!!!

JML1979 · 04-18-2014, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by coolrivers

I pray that PA and Kim Ji-Woon work on something for A Bittersweet Life. I would love a steel for that movie.

Now that would be truly sick!

kensingtonite · 04-18-2014, 03:23 PM

LOVE this movie. I'll definitely be getting this.

rocketsan · 04-18-2014, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by AlexIlDottore

Ok, right. I'm with you. yeah.

You have no respect for films and the people who make them.

No, I have no respect for pretentious d!cks who can't appreciate that some people don't like films with subtitles...

snooloui · 04-18-2014, 04:55 PM

If you're not willing to learn the original language of the film so you can watch it as the director intended, then you have no respect for films and the people who make them.

Kakihara · 04-19-2014, 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by snooloui

If you're not willing to learn the original language of the film so you can watch it as the director intended, then you have no respect for films and the people who make them.

Uh, NO, you're wrong. You can have the utmost respect for films and the people who make them by watching a film SUBTITLED because learning a different language to watch a film shouldn't be a requirement. SUBTITLES are perfectly acceptable to appreciate the many wonderful foreign, non-English speaking films out there. Now, watching a film DUBBED is definitely showing no respect for films and the people who make them, all us serious movie fans know that.

Jasonic · 04-19-2014, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Kakihara

Uh, NO, you're wrong. You can have the utmost respect for films and the people who make them by watching a film SUBTITLED because learning a different language to watch a film shouldn't be a requirement. SUBTITLES are perfectly acceptable to appreciate the many wonderful foreign, non-English speaking films out there. Now, watching a film DUBBED is definitely showing no respect for films and the people who make them, all us serious movie fans know that.

When it comes to animation, I can't agree with that. Anime fanboys/otakus will yell and scream at me, but they can kiss my shiny white ass.

But when it comes to live-action, I do agree with you.

rocketsan · 04-19-2014, 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by snooloui

If you're not willing to learn the original language of the film so you can watch it as the director intended, then you have no respect for films and the people who make them.

Hahaha, I've read some ridiculous statements on this forum, but this takes the cake...

ran94 · 04-19-2014, 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by snooloui

If you're not willing to learn the original language of the film so you can watch it as the director intended, then you have no respect for films and the people who make them.

And you have mastered every language in the world?

Smigro · 04-19-2014, 04:18 AM

I think ya'll got trolled. Lol

rickah88 · 04-19-2014, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by ran94

And you have mastered every language in the world?

I am currently mastering all ~250 Bantu languages(eventually the entire, discernable 535), just in case Congo, or other parts of Central-SouthEastern Africa start releasing steelbooks, in Swahili, or the like.

Troll2fan · 04-19-2014, 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Smigro

I think ya'll got trolled. Lol

InspectorLupus · 04-19-2014, 04:33 AM

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Originally Posted by rickah88

I am currently mastering all ~250 Bantu languages(eventually the entire, discernable 535), just in case Congo, or other parts of Central-SouthEastern Africa start releasing steelbooks, in Swahili, or the like.

Always better to be prepared!

kendo · 04-19-2014, 04:45 AM

It's boring. Same font, nothing new. Pass

Troll2fan · 04-19-2014, 04:50 AM

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Originally Posted by kendo

It's boring. Same font, nothing new. Pass

From Plain Archive's Facebook page:

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The artwork on Tumblr is not final artwork for steelbook. It's just a teaser poster.

Smigro · 04-19-2014, 01:10 PM

OK, so I decided to watch this last night on Netflix to see if it was the type of movie I would like and to decide if it was steelbook worthy. I must say I was quite blown away by this movie...probably one of the best movies I have watched in a long time. Great story, awesome acting and a really good job with soundtrack.

I will say though that after watching this I agree with the people who say there is no other way to watch this other than in its native language with English subs. This is the first movie I have watched that does not have an English soundtrack so I was unsure how I would like it, but there is no doubt that watching with an English dubbed audio track would detract from the movie.

I am super pumped now to see what they come up with in regards to this steelbook and look forward to owning this on BD. Can't wait to re-watch this in all its 1080P glory and HD audio soundtrack.

Bruisermoore · 04-19-2014, 01:21 PM

I just use Rosetta Stone so I can watch every film in its native language and understand it completely. That's the only way to fully appreciate what the filmmaker and actors accomplished.

Ray O. Blu · 04-19-2014, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by rickah88

I am currently mastering all ~250 Bantu languages(eventually the entire, discernable 535), just in case Congo, or other parts of Central-SouthEastern Africa start releasing steelbooks, in Swahili, or the like.

Damn, rickah! That's one of the funniest posts I've come across in ages on here.

Especially the steelbook aspect of it. Priceless!

inglourious · 04-19-2014, 02:49 PM

Some good laughs in here

deepbreathsanddeath · 04-19-2014, 03:01 PM

I also thought the notion that everyone ought to watch a movie in its native language without subtitles was hilarious. There are great movies made all over. How are we meant to learn every language (to cover all bases, of course), fit in time to live our life, fulfil responsibilities and actually watch those movies? Seriously, where was the logic in that statement? Haha

04-18-2014, 03:23 PM	#83
kensingtonite Member Member since:Mar 2008 Location:Kensington, MD USA Trading Score:2	LOVE this movie. I'll definitely be getting this.

04-18-2014, 04:55 PM	#85
snooloui Power Member Member since:Oct 2010 Location:UK Blu-ray collection:394	If you're not willing to learn the original language of the film so you can watch it as the director intended, then you have no respect for films and the people who make them.

04-19-2014, 04:18 AM	#90
Smigro Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Jan 2013 Location:Philly suburbs Home Theater Gallery:3 4K collection:280 Blu-ray collection:1357 DVD collection:11 Digital collection:32 Trading Score:277	I think ya'll got trolled. Lol

04-19-2014, 04:45 AM	#94
kendo Member Top contributor Member since:Jan 2014 4K collection:52 Blu-ray collection:299	It's boring. Same font, nothing new. Pass

04-19-2014, 01:10 PM	#96
Smigro Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Jan 2013 Location:Philly suburbs Home Theater Gallery:3 4K collection:280 Blu-ray collection:1357 DVD collection:11 Digital collection:32 Trading Score:277	OK, so I decided to watch this last night on Netflix to see if it was the type of movie I would like and to decide if it was steelbook worthy. I must say I was quite blown away by this movie...probably one of the best movies I have watched in a long time. Great story, awesome acting and a really good job with soundtrack. I will say though that after watching this I agree with the people who say there is no other way to watch this other than in its native language with English subs. This is the first movie I have watched that does not have an English soundtrack so I was unsure how I would like it, but there is no doubt that watching with an English dubbed audio track would detract from the movie. I am super pumped now to see what they come up with in regards to this steelbook and look forward to owning this on BD. Can't wait to re-watch this in all its 1080P glory and HD audio soundtrack.

04-19-2014, 01:21 PM	#97
Bruisermoore Blu-ray Baron Top contributor Member since:Jan 2012 Location:Wherever I am right now. 4K collection:393 Blu-ray collection:602 DVD collection:4 Trading Score:350	I just use Rosetta Stone so I can watch every film in its native language and understand it completely. That's the only way to fully appreciate what the filmmaker and actors accomplished.

04-19-2014, 02:49 PM	#99
inglourious Active Member Member since:Apr 2010 Location:Canada Trading Score:4	Some good laughs in here

04-19-2014, 03:01 PM	#100
deepbreathsanddeath Blu-ray Guru Top contributor Member since:Jul 2011 Location:Brisbane, Australia Blu-ray collection:1077 Blu-ray reviews: 109 Trading Score:38	I also thought the notion that everyone ought to watch a movie in its native language without subtitles was hilarious. There are great movies made all over. How are we meant to learn every language (to cover all bases, of course), fit in time to live our life, fulfil responsibilities and actually watch those movies? Seriously, where was the logic in that statement? Haha

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