Kung Fu Hustle (2004) Movie Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING

Today I'm watching Kung Fu Hustle (2004) for the first time! Hope you enjoy my reaction! 😊
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[@JayBondReacts]

The Subs vs Dubs debate is eternal! Just skimmed the comments of 20 other reactions both subtitled & dubbed, and in the comments everyone is asking for the opposite of what the reactor did regardless. 😂 Damned if you do, damned if you don't it seems.

[@LordVolkov]

Would it be possible to watch with subs in the future and then synch with the dubbed audio for the edit?

[@JayBondReacts]

@@LordVolkov Possible, probably, but then I'll catch flack from the other side "can't believe you missed ___" because I'm reading subtitles. I was super happy about this reaction but the few comments about sub vs dub is already making me question doing any other foreign films in general so it's probably a non issue.

[@Ahairinthegate]

I don't think this is a movie you only watch once so you can try the sub version in the future. I prefer subtitles to see the original performance but it makes sense that we can hear what you're reacting to as well. This is a great movie either way.

[@LordVolkov]

@@Ahairinthegate Agreed! I highly recommend giving it a rewatch with the original dialogue. Stephen Chow's comedic inflection is hilarious and the dub doesn't quite catch it.

[@Naldo2001]

Yea the subtitles dialogue is just way different than the English Dubbed version. it would have been cool if they just dubbed word for word rather than change it a whole lot

[@arjan_speelman]

That transition in the end is one of the most genius scenes I've ever seen. And yeah, it's definitely a tear-jerker as well.

[@JayBondReacts]

I was not expecting how great some of the camera moves and transitions were. Also, your profile photo tripped me out for second. 😂

[@kiillabytez]

I have literally seen this movie more than 30 times, and every time, It gets better than the last time I saw it. Probably my favorite movei of all time. BTW, thanks for doing the dubbed version!

[@dosnostalgic]

I'm normally not a dub guy, but I really like this dub. Yeah, they are taking some liberties here and there, and they are definitely hamming up the performances in a way that may be questionable, but it makes the movie even funnier. For the genre of this film, I feel like that's appropriate.

[@JayBondReacts]

Yes! Totally agree. Despite not watching with subs, this is very likely a movie I'd want to watch dubbed anyway just because it's intentionally funny. Anything kinda serious I tend to watch subtitled. Though, I didn't expect the romance angle here. 😂

[@dosnostalgic]

@lesgoubrandon5010 Is this canto humor preserved in the subtitles?

[@ArmaniBlade]

⁠@lesgoubrandon5010damn I know exactly what you mean bro it’s the same sometimes with Mexican dub stuff, a lot of the humor is lost in translation making it less funnier when it’s actually hilarious.

[@ohsfer11820]

We watched this in cinema because Stephen Chow is pretty famous in Asia. He release the Shaolin Soccer first and it was really big. If you like the comedy style of Stephen Chow hope you'll consider reacting to Shaolin Soccer.

[@JayBondReacts]

I really want to watch that one. It sounds like fun!

[@LordVolkov]

The Landlord (Yuen Wah) is in so many great Hong Kong movies, including at least a half dozen Jackie Chan flicks. For an obscure little gem with him, Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao - Eastern Condors

[@JayBondReacts]

Nice, thank you!

[@DM-zh2kt]

The 3 masters (Land Lord, Land Lady, and the Beast) are legendary names on kung fu cinema, just not well known on this side of the globe.

[@geoffreygreer8008]

Big Trouble In Little China is a good classic too!!

[@snicklesnockle7263]

This is the only reactor I've seen predict the bell's usage.

[@OneAzzholesOpinion]

All the actors in this movie who fought were contemporaries of Jackie Chan who were trained by the same masters. Awesome to see them get one last proper chance to shine. Great film highly recommend a view to those who love kung-fu and comedy.

[@blah5847]

This is one of greatest movies ever made. Thank you for doing this and maybe look into watching Shaolin soccer at some point. Thanks again !

[@JayBondReacts]

Definitely want to see Shaolin Soccer now! Thanks for watching!

[@Phil-D1]

Wonderful suggestion!

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

Supercop, is one of my favorite Chan films. He gets along so well with Michelle Yeoh. He is probably my go-to for recommending Kung-fu movies, but since you've seen most of his stuff, there's probably no point in that. Kung Fu Hustle is definitely my favorite Kung Fu movie. Unlike Kung Pow, it is a fully integrated presentation from start to finish, whereas Kung Pow is somewhat a cross between this film, and America's Funniest Home Videos, since it relies a lot on creative dubbing. It's an amazing technical presentation, but KFH has a much stronger story, since it's not a merging of other films. So... now you know. You've seen The Film. You may have vowed not to cry for KFH, but I think it will get you one day, when you rewatch it. ;) Like Planes-Trains, it hits you with an unexpected emotional punch at the end. One interesting thing I've noticed, is that the dubs on KFH seem to evolve. They seem to update them - now and then, to seem more natural. They are still changed from the subtitle dialogue, but I think they do a good job of conveying the mood of what they are saying. One downside of the subs, though, is that there are a few times, when the dialogue changes to English, as a joke, and you can't convey that, with subtitles. The next one I'd recommend, is Shaolin Soccer. It's a different style. Instead of being a mythical tale, it's more of a traditional sports movie, with a bit of Chow's Kung Fu magic sprinkled in. It's hilarious, as well. If you like subtitled films, there are a LOT of early Chow films that are rather good. Most of them are comedies. I recommend one called "All for the Winner" aka. God of Gamblers. It's not to be confused with another "God of Gamblers" that stars Chow Yun-Fat. It is a comedy-action film, that is technically spun off from the other film. If you can't find it, you can find examples of it on KZbin. There are two other sequels, with part 3 being the wackiest. If you get to that one, expect a lot of laughs. They're 90's films, so they won't have the same production values.

[@LordVolkov]

The Landlord (Yuen Wah) is also in Supercop 😉 Though, if Jay hasn't seen Police Story 1 & 2 he should see those first...

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! I already look forward to the next time I watch KFH but with subs. Shaolin Soccer seems like a must watch though. All for the Winner I haven't heard of, but I'll look into that and if I dig it, the sequels. Appreciate it!

[@BigGator5]

This is yet another cinematic Kung Fu love letter from Hong Kong writer and director Stephen Chow. Love this filmmaker. This movie isn't only an action movie, but a comedy and has an effective romantic subplot. The ever growing power escalation depicted, is very similar to what you'll see in Japanese Shounen magna/anime. The comedy is very cartoonish, yet not childish. The romance is effective and touching. Fun Fact: In the opening scene, some kids are playing soccer. Then Stephen Chow steps in and stomps the ball. This is a nod to Stephen Chow's earlier film, Shaolin Soccer (2001). More Juilliard Alumni Fact: In the opening scenes the Axe Gang can be seen doing a dance number reminiscent of West Side Story (1961), a musical in which two gangs fight for power over their territory. Bruce Lee Tribute Fact: When the Landlady is seated between the Boss and his assistant, she faces the boss, and mimics the gestures Bruce Lee used while also facing a crime boss in Return of the Dragon. She wags her finger at him, then closes both fists, then just the right (while knuckles cracking can be heard), she jerks her head up, and the boss nods he understands, then she thumbs her nose, exactly like Bruce Lee.

[@kiillabytez]

Lol, it's literally a live-action Looney Toons cartoon.

[@viccozhang5299]

Thanks for your reaction! Stephen chow once said this movie is the one he was most satisfied with among his works. And we Chinese love it so much, Stephen chow is such a genius in our eyes, and we 1980s and 1990s generations grow up with his movies. His movie is so unique and full of his own style of humor. Thanks again for your sincere reaction!

[@johnlee7164]

This film is definitely both a love letter and a satire of cinema, eastern and western. The tailor spouting Uncle Ben's line as his last breath. The Shining reference. Bruce Lee movement and Jackie Chan & Jet Li dress style callbacks. The animal schools of kung fu. The cartoonish segments and the 2004 era CGI works since it's a stylized action film and the physics aren't supposed to be real world, and really sets up the final battle. Everytime I watch this, I get surprised by how over the top it is at the start. Then it gets keep notching the action up til the end. Reminds me of Fury Road in that regard. Definitely top tier kung film. if not one of. The "Coolie" term is very contextual since its a manual labor description from the colonial era, so no one will realisitically call anyone that now because that's not an actual job that people have anymore. For a movie set in 1920s Hong Kong, it will fit tho. BTW, I enjoy parts of Kung Pow, mostly the hilarious dubbing, but yeah the cow matrix fight is probably the right time to stop watching. Just imagine aliens appear or something then the film ends.

[@blueapple3758]

They actually show the level about kung fu body > weapons > skills > styles > master > faith

[@Richachu]

Another vote for Shaolin Soccer as a follow-up movie reaction please ^^ Both of the movies are so enjoyable and surprisingly pull on the heartstrings. Your reactions, both verbal and non-verbal, are genuine. You often point out things I missed the first time (or fifth time) watching. Thank you!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you so much. That's great to here. Shaolin Soccer is high on my list, but I need to do a couple cold weather movies first, but it's coming!

[@naHousehippo]

I'm glad you watched it in English, although its good subbed, I truly think dubbed is a lot funnier, and most if not all other reactions are subbed, not dubbed.

[@JayBondReacts]

I thought it was hilarious and the dubs added to my experience for sure! If I didn't like the movie, I can totally understand people ragging on me for the dub decision. 😂 But I loved it!

[@DG-nn9uh]

Glad you reviewed this one.. I forgot how ridiculous, yet hilarious this movie was.. 🤙!

[@kenpatton8761]

10 rings guy was a tailor who the land lady kept calling a fairy (gay). Most of Pig Sty Alley residents were kung-fu masters….keeping a low profile! GREAT, FUN movie! Cheers

[@po5283]

Stephen Chow is amazing! If you couldn't already tell, the man is a huge fan of Looney Tunes, his ability to essentially make a live action cartoon, is second to none. If you ever give Kung Pow another chance, might help to watch the making of, as it is a really unique method of making a movie, redubbing and splicing yourself and new scenes into an old Kung Fu movie. I also admit you have to be in the right kind of mood to really enjoy it, and a little herb doesn't hurt either lol! Because it is, such a stupid, silly, madhouse, insane fever dream of a film. Save the watch for when you're in the mood to watch something like Airplane or Hot Shots. If you haven't already seen them, Jackie Chan has some great martial arts comedies like, Drunken Master, Legend of Drunken Master, Police Story and of course Rush Hour, though I'm guessing you've already seen that. 3 non comedy based, martial arts films to watch, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, House of the Flying Daggers and Hero, are absolutely amazing, with incredible cinematography and spectacular stunt/wire work.

[@sifu2u_now]

Coolie is derived from Chinese word " 苦力 " which mean hard labourer. Someone who toiled day and night for work.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you!

[@imbatman4921]

Can’t forget Busta Rhymes and his Kung Fu movies in Halloween Resurrection 😂

[@JayBondReacts]

Yes! Haha I need Dangertainment to return to the Halloween franchise.

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

I started watching that horrible Kung Pow movie once thinking it was this (I’d only seen the last half of this previously and couldn’t remember the name). Not even comparable movies.Kung Fu Hustle is fucking amazing. The bit where they are throwing knives at the landlady kills me every time.

[@thomasriddle7005]

I love kung pow. So hilariously absurd. But it is very different then this one which is more of a love letter satire. I love both both but in different ways and if I was to choose, I'd have to place kung pow over this between the two.

[@cjpolett2055]

Kung Pow is genius

[@cpmahon]

It's funny because I'm not normally a fan of martial art type movies. However I just watched this by chance back in the day and I loved it. I'm sure that some of it was wasted on me but I found it to be a really enjoyable film and I liked the story. I understand why you opted to watch it dubbed but the first time I watched it was with subtitles. I then watched it a while later dubbed and it didn't connect with me as much. I would absolutely recommend that if you ever have a chance to watch it again, do it with subtitles. Finally congratulations regarding your news about working on Dylan's New Nightmare. Thanks once again for the reaction, it was another good one.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you so much! Glad you loved this too. Next time I check it out, I'll give the subs a spin.

[@1stTicK]

Shaolin Soccer too !!! You need to watch It. Its also a blast movie. Greets from Germany

[@JayBondReacts]

Nice, thanks! I want to watch that one. It sounds great!

[@profesormacabro]

Starting to go thru your backlist for this channel dude and what a flick to watch! The CGI really works to sell the cartoon feel indeed and some shots are really amazing… Now, ONWARD TO THE NEXT VIDEO!

[@slyfantasx]

Honestly i enjoy the movie in subbed version but just watch the movie however you want, it's your personal movie experience and you have the right to choose what fits you anyways, so just keep doing what you are doing, it's all good, plus you enjoyed the movie, that's what matters in the end. And thank you for reacting to this movie, it was a blast!

[@ripeager9338]

Another good reaction from a very enjoyable film. From what I remember about Kung pow movie is that it was filmed entirely in green screen where they just super imposed the actors head on to a pre-existing movie that had been filmed like 27 years earlier or something and they just changed a few things to give it a different story slightly. It was slightly original in that sense (even though power rangers had been doing it for years already) but other than that I agree the film was pants in comparison to Kung Fu hustle.

[@JayBondReacts]

That actually makes me want to revisit Kung Pow. Maybe I didn't give it a fair shot. I was in highschool at the time, so it's very likely. 😂

[@ripeager9338]

@@JayBondReacts idk it's still a terrible film, I usually love terrible movies but the comedy in it is to stupid even for me (+ that's saying alot) I'd just stick to watching the trailer for it as it'll save you 90 minutes you could use to watch a better film.

[@DM-zh2kt]

I LOVE Kung Pow, but annoy me to my core that this movie is compared to it. Kung fu Hustle is almost perfect as a movie, as close of a 10/10 that it could get. The CGI is a bit dated and some reference jokes didn't land that well for me, but the rest is spot on, and the end always make me shed a tear.

[@loang3991]

There used to be an online cartoon game for this movie on miniclip back in the 2000s but I think its no longer up.

[@boodahbass]

i've wanted a Kung Fu Hustle fighting game for years! Coolie, Donut, The Taylor, the musicians together would make a single fighter, Brother Sum's move set would involve throwing axe members into the fight to attack for him, lots of room for a fun fighter here!

[@randovideoman7661]

They keep setting up the bad-asses and then leveling up to the next bad-asses. Great fun

[@ovidionieves855]

I personally think you should view Dragon Tiger Gate starring Donnie Yen. One of the best he has done.

[@nino6664]

You should check out Shaolin Soccer it has some of the same actors in it

[@mrkwrbl]

100%

[@orionhernandez3850]

Definitely feel like im watching an "abridged" version of the movie dubbed. Definitely a different experience but its still good

[@philmakris8507]

Thanks for doing the dubbed version as I watch most reactions on a phone and it's hard to read tiny subtitles. I think yours is the only channel to react to the dubbed version. 👍

[@OldSchoolGenius]

So you have to watch "Shaolin Soccer". It is by the same actor/director Stephen Chow. Other good kungfu movies that is more modern is "the Raid" 1 and 2, and "Kung-fu killer" and "Flash point" by Donnie Yen, who btw will be in "John Wick 4". .

[@ryandowney8743]

Definitely watch Shaolin Soccer too!

[@GamerCannibalCorpse]

Such a good movie

[@philmakris8507]

A coolee was an unskilled laborer. Not derogatory.

[@naejin]

Gotta agree that KFH > KP:EtF.

[@sernanlloren8432]

For me its real life animation

[@hfsjfc8111]

Great reaction Jay. Personally, I'm glad you watched the dubbed version as I feel the jokes deliver better than the subbed. Stephen Chow is such a hidden gem and I wish others would branch out of only knowing this and (lesser known) Shaolin Soccer. These two were up there because of their US releases (video not theatrical, I think). He perfectly meshes cartoon and real life seamlessly. Whenever I watch a reactor do his movies, some seem to be almost put off by the lunacy thinking it to be childish or unprofessional. They, of course, were only reacting to it because of popularity of views from other reactors so they better get on the bandwagon. They skip Shaolin Soccer because, of the two, this was a little more "modern" with the cinematography and style. You have been one of two reactors to pick up on the poster in the background resembling the way he was holding the girl, during the stick-up. My favorite scene from this movie is the knife throwing debacle. Unfortunately, I can't crack up, like I used to, watching this comedy masterpiece, anymore, but I get a kick out of reactors reactions to it for the first time. As for Super Cop 2, I'd recommend watching it. My favorite JC movie is "Who am I" mostly for the rooftop fight and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV chase scene. Sorry for the length. Keep up the gems and can't wait for the next ones.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! I really need to watch Shaolin Soccer, I think it's a must at this point. One of my irl friends has told me to watch it at least 4 times already, so he's constantly reminding me of it. I forgot all about Who Am I till I just googled it, wow, it's been a long time! I watched a couple Police Story 2 and 3 (Supercop) last year cause there was a marathon on, so I should probably watch SC2. Probably not for a reaction, but just cause I should see it. Thanks for the comment. Gotta stay up late tonight to finish this Ski School video for tomorrow. Hahaha

[@alrokx13]

Enjoyed this flick as well as your reaction but I love Shaolin Soccer. I know others have suggested and I am on board with them.

[@NICOLAS-io4oy]

The Shang chi guy is Also the stuntman of Bruce lee for all flips in enter the dragon

[@JayBondReacts]

Nice!!!

[@nuratikaj6095]

SHOALIN SOCCER NEXT!

[@SiimonDice]

I love this movie

[@Kevin-vy7dt]

Stephen Chow created sarcastic slang (Chinese culture) dialogues in Cantonese first. #1. Cantonese dialogue version.(Best) #2. Mandarin dialogue version. #3. #1 or #2 with English subtitle version. #4. English dialogue version. All four versions have slightly different expressing the jokes. Even English dialogue(#4) may not exactly the same to English subtitle(#3). To enjoy the fullness, pick the one that you understand the dialogue (intonation) &/or the culture. English dialogue (#4) version is the best for this Channel(Jay Bond).

[@justinradford5645]

Thanks so much man. Great review..love this movie. Did you catch that the Beast is from the movie Bloodsport..I can't remember his characters name at the moment. Also Best of the Best is a great martial arts movie, cheesy, 80s but great.

[@JayBondReacts]

Nice, thanks! Actually, Bloodsport is one I have not seen so I missed that. I have seen more JCVD in non-martial arts movies ironically. Double Team and Timecop were two of my faves back in the day, but I missed some of the earlier 80s stuff. Well, I have just the channel to watch them for now. 😂

[@justinradford5645]

@Baked Biehn Well I stand corrected...they look identical..like insane they could be twins. Lol I'm disappointed in myself, I'm usually top notch at picking those things out. Thanks for the correction. Now I have to rethink my entire life..lol

[@justinradford5645]

@Baked Biehn Haha I just figured old age caught up with him cause yes Bolos chest is 2 barrels put together, like a Liu Kang Hulk version.

[@RocZi]

sub vs dub needs no debate. dub is convenient. sub is original voice + original intention (since you hear directly from the character). if you want convenience, you just choose dub. and most people who choose dub prefers to hear english than to read subtitles, so its just convenience for them. but dub will always, always has something lost in translation. you will never get from dub the best that came from the original. Especially the jokes. Changes in the sound effects or voice also changes the intention. And Kung Fu Hustle is one that has the dialogue lines change in dub, different words are used in the dub than the original subtitles. all the sound effects are changed as well. it is just not the same, or worse. If you are watching the rest of stephen chow movies, then you will miss out on his and his team of actors and actresses' voices, whom they followed him in his movies. Your dub will hence have different Voice Actors in each movie. a great detour from the original. remember that this movie is Directed, Produced, Written, Acted as main character, by the legendary Stephen Chow himself. as also noticed by you 36:37 If you don't hear from him directly, it is a huge loss really.

[@TorchySmurf]

I cry every time 🤷‍♂

[@DevInvest]

Watch “The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin” “Forbidden Kingdom “ (Jet Li & Jackie Chan- fantasy epic) And I highly recommend “Blade Of The Immortal” Japanese with subtitles based on the epic Magna series You’ll love all three I guarantee it

[@JayBondReacts]

Awesome, thank you so much! I've seen 36th Chamber, but it's been a very long time. But Forbidden Kingdom, despite seeing so much Jet Li and JC, that was passed my "phase". Thank you for these!

[@mrkwrbl]

38:54 (you've probably seen some of these ones ) recommend not exclusively for reaction videos - Shaw Bros movies, Donnie Yen movies, Jacky Wu movies (like Legendary Assassin, Invisible Target), District 13, Invisible Weapon, The Final Master, Fighter in the Wind, some Michael Jai White movies (like Blood and Bone, Black Dynamite), Perfect Weapon, True Legend, some Iko Uwais movies, Scott Adkins movies..

[@JayBondReacts]

That's whats up, thank you!! Seen some, but will certainly seek out others. I saw some big Shaw Bros blu-ray collections come out and was thinking about grabbing them. I need to watch the Eight Diagram Pole Fighter again!

[@kallreader7376]

Great reaction. You should check out Stephen Chow’s Shaolin Soccer, mentioned by others. You might also like Donnie Yen’s Ip Man series (not comedy). It is a fictionalized story (there are four films in all) of the original teacher of Bruce Lee, but the fight choreography is generally very good.

[@JayBondReacts]

Ip Man is a series I've always wanted to see but for some reason, I haven't seen them. I'm vaguely familiar with the story of the first one, but I forgot about them. Every few years I'm reminded as they release a new one. Hahaha

[@DJ-hl8mg]

Shaolin Soccer is a need to watch to bro!! If you can watch that in English to that be cool 👍

[@patron40silver]

Hey Jay. I hope you're well.☮💌

[@osnatashtaralevin8944]

Dude.. we've all seen the movie.. that's kind of the whole point of us tagging along on your discovery of it.. so IMO you should feel free to react to whatever you _want_ to react to, regardless of how it would come out in a video..

[@JayBondReacts]

You would be shocked at the amount of people who watch reactions who have never seen the movies and just want a cliff notes. Either way, even if watching the dub was my personal preference, I'd get comments criticizing either way. Sub vs dub, axe gang vs pig sty alley. Forever fighting.

[@osnatashtaralevin8944]

@@JayBondReacts Huh... you learn something new every day.. 😜 And yes you caught me.. I am one of those elitists stuck up that think Sub is superior to Dubbing any day of the week XD though I have to admit after a while I didn't notice it because I was more focused on your reaction

[@mantolin7607]

Shaolin soccer

[@Spaceball20]

Kung Pow please!

[@juniorjuninho4866]

you shouldn't talk about the CGI, the film is great, we have She Hulk in the middle of 2023 making it embarrassing

[@binkytube]

Why watch the dubbed version?

[@longfootbuddy]

ill forgive you for watching the dubbed version.. kinda

[@Phil-D1]

Great reaction! Thanks for the great work. Subs vs dubs is the dumbest argument. F those people

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you and THANK YOU! 😂

[@Phil-D1]

@@JayBondReacts 🤣 You're welcome! Check out John Woo's The Killer if you've never seen it. Thinking you may have since Wu uses clips from it

[@JayBondReacts]

Heck yeah! It's been a long time but definitely remember watching that one back in the day!

[@joebloggs396]

It's not dumb biggest some dubs are terrible, for instance the Squid Game dub.

[@Phil-D1]

@@joebloggs396 We're all different. Do what works for YOU. Your preference isn't something to debate about

[@randomreviews4278]

How dare not like kung pow. That movie to dam funny way better than this for sure

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha There's no way! But, I'm willing to give it another shot at some point to see if my mind has changed on it.

[@shanybody]

good reaction, but again..... the dubbed version is just TRASH AF... PLZ dont do that ever again, for the sake of your watching experience, you have no idea how much of a difference it can make with the original tones and expressions... if you know how important voice means in a story, just imagine watching onepiece with pure ENGLISH VA.... too bad I just cant help it

[@BigGator5]

Awww... Why did you have to absolutely ruin this reaction with the TERRIBLE dub?! 😭

[@JayBondReacts]

Because a reaction of this with subs would be nearly impossible to follow.

[@BigGator5]

What are you talking about? You're a cinemaphile too, why would even condone dubs? Movies should be watched in the intended language.

[@JayBondReacts]

Easy on the gatekeeping. I did what I did and I loved the movie. Not sure why this is so triggering. If I didn't like the movie because of the dub, sure, I get it. But that's not the case.

[@mrkwrbl]

oh ffs "absolutely ruin"? "absolutely ruin"? take a cold shower from time to time

[@BigGator5]

Mrk Wrbl ...Yes, absolutely ruined! The DUB sucks and rewrites the movie!

[@onigumo]

all that intro talk and a "dubbed version", i'm out

[@JayBondReacts]

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