In fact, the Chinese dubbing is not that bad as expected.

Filomena 2022-04-20 09:01:26

It's New Year's Eve, you can't watch those movies that are troublesome and ruin the atmosphere. If you go to If You Are the One, the purpose is to have fun. Because there are so many people and time is limited, I can only watch this film, which is dubbed in Chinese.

Although our English is bad, I always feel that the movie is better to watch the original sound. No matter the dialogue, music sound effects, and emotions, it will be fuller. But this movie is well deserved. It is estimated that the cartoons are all voices made in the later stage, so the international voices are very complete, and the translation is excellent. The laughs are not literal translations but are in line with the context of the Chinese people, so it is easy to have A sense of identity, adults and children all laughed happily.

It's a holiday, and it's still a lot of fun to watch such a relaxing movie. It's worth it - of course, it's more worth watching at half price. It's a bit of that if you spend more than 70 to watch it. Hehe

I was the first to hear He Jiong's voice, he is quite suitable for this kind of weird and funny dubbing.

There is nothing to say about the storyline. The purpose is that preschoolers can understand it, and an 80-year-old man can smile. This film did it, it was not easy, and it also got credit for the dubbing.

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Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa quotes

  • Alex: If you're ever in Manhattan, feel free to call first.

    [Sees two lemurs picking each other's noses and eating the boogers]

    Alex: Seriously though, call, okay?

  • Alex: Hey! Happy Slappers! Is there any reason to celebrate? Look at the plane!

    Skipper: We'll fix it.

    Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?

    Skipper: Grit, spit

    [Private spits]

    Skipper: and a whole lotta duct tape.

    [Rico pulls out a roll of duct tape]

    Skipper: We should be up and running in say...

    [Kowalski shows him an abacus]

    Skipper: six to nine months.

    Alex: Sixty-nine months?

    Skipper: No, six *to* nine months.