18-04-2021, 12:53 PM
1
Voice-overs
We've noticed not only advertising breaks are much longer now than they used to be (in the case of Judge Judy that's a GOOD thing!) but also the amount of voiceovers there are now.Much more than when an English accent was substituted for an advert that had crossed the ocean but now to clean up the accent where non-english actors had been used presumably to comply with the diversity worshipping garbage as part of the great social engineering campaign.
Watching how the mouth movements do not line up with what they are saying to make them sound like they were English has become a bit of light entertainment in our house.
18-04-2021, 01:26 PM
2
Re: Voice-overs
I have likewise noticed good foreign programming that has been ruined by some poorly acted voiceovers. Twice, I have turned muted the sound and opted for closed captions. That's shame, because the music and sound of the other language takes away from the experience. "Bordertown" and "Cable Girls" come to mind.As for spending all that money exchange English accounts, that downright funny. The next issue will be finding offense with particular regional accents.
Might as well sound like the old "Godzilla" movie.
21-04-2021, 03:21 PM
3
Re: Voice-overs
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
->
We've noticed not only advertising breaks are much longer now than they used to be (in the case of Judge Judy that's a GOOD thing!) but also the amount of voiceovers there are now. Much more than when an English accent was substituted for an advert that had crossed the ocean but now to clean up the accent where non-english actors had been used presumably to comply with the diversity worshipping garbage as part of the great social engineering campaign.
Watching how the mouth movements do not line up with what they are saying to make them sound like they were English has become a bit of light entertainment in our house.
Even 7 mins/hr can seem a long time if you're really interested in a programme, I agree. You should try watching some of the Discovery shows made for the American market. Boy, do they have ad breaks in them (not all used I hasten to add when broadcast on Sky).
21-04-2021, 04:05 PM
5
Re: Voice-overs
Originally Posted by pauline3
->
When I have been watching some films on prime amazon, I’ve had to cease watching some of them, because their voices ,as in opening their mouths with the words, they are so far behind it gets annoying after a while.
|
|
