Release date: September 22, 2017
Purchase link: TBA
Price: €44.99
Purchase link: TBA
Price: €44.99
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I can definitely understand where you coming from, although i wouldn't consider my comment as spam since i also comment about how neat the art itself looks and what makes it so special.I think it's really annoying that half of the comments on EVERY german release are about the title being in german.
They are from GERMAN retailers for GERMAN people. They are NOT meant to be sold worldwide.
At this point, where it is written everytime this is just SPAM and becomes more annoying than one-word posts.
I think it's really annoying that half of the comments on EVERY german release are about the title being in german.
They are from GERMAN retailers for GERMAN people. They are NOT meant to be sold worldwide.
At this point, where it is written everytime this is just SPAM and becomes more annoying than one-word posts.
They are from GERMAN retailers for GERMAN people.
Actually, there is. The first Evil Dead was forbidden in Germany since 1984. Because of this, it had quite a legendary status. Last year, the prohibition has been lifted and the film re-rated with FSK 16. The German title "Tanz der Teufel" is actually more than just a film title now, it is strongly associated with the history of German film censorship.Btw is there some reason why Germans are so closely linked with Evil Dead movies? How many editions they already released in past? I don´t know exactly ( @virkia? ) but Im pretty sure it´s a LOT (and that´s good of course )
Actually, there is. The first Evil Dead was forbidden in Germany since 1984. Because of this, it had quite a legendary status. Last year, the prohibition has been lifted and the film re-rated with FSK 16. The German title "Tanz der Teufel" is actually more than just a film title now, it is strongly associated with the history of German film censorship.
German titles for German steelbooks is xenophobic
not user friendly.
more international appeal.
non-English text should be relegated to the J-card where it belongs.
DAS DING ? DIE MOMIE ? Are you 'king serious ?
Sure and american Discs not offering german language is xenophobic too
All English language films should carry the world's 3 other main languages . . . at the very least
Because no german actually speaks german
User friendly as in the International crowd
Because the TARGET audiance is clearly all around the world
Target audience for THE EVIL DEAD TRILOGY is not niche but universal
And we all know it covers the spine, which can be seen, when the Steelbook is put in a shelf
None of this Disney/Fox/Universal blank / thumbnail pic spine nonsense or two language titles . . . just English language title for English language films. . . . period.
Actually it is DIE MUMIE
The Thing = Das DingDAS DING ? DIE MOMIE ? Are you 'king serious ?