UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: REGENERATION (John Hyams, 2009)

[Warchild]

I watched the movie today for a second time and man, my eyes caught JC and Dolph being dubbed in many occasions, how awful if you pause on certain scenes you can clearly see Dolph's stunt man and JC's many times, it feels like half the fight between Dolph and JC was dubbed the movie was great i liked it, but after watching a second time i did catch a few mistakes in the movie.

[Tom]

I watched the movie today for a second time and man, my eyes caught JC and Dolph being dubbed in many occasions, how awful if you pause on certain scenes you can clearly see Dolph's stunt man and JC's many times, it feels like half the fight between Dolph and JC was dubbed the movie was great i liked it, but after watching a second time i did catch a few mistakes in the movie.

Yeah but it was down to the nature of the fight. Lots of smashing through walls etc. They'd never let the lead actors do that. Not only that, but there was a very short schedule too, meaning a lot less time to prep the leads for the more demanding stunt moves.

[Warchild]

I understand there was many dangerous stunts in this movie, but whoever edit the fight scene didn't do a great job if you pause you will see the stuntman's face many times even without pausing if you pay close attention you can see them, they could have removed their faces from certain scenes it's only a split second.

[Jox]

whoever edit the fight scene didn't do a great job

or they didn't shoot enough coverage and had to do with what they had which sometimes you only realize in the editing room... that was very early in the shoot so that's not impossible that they messed it up more.

[Dawn]

I think it was a good job regardless of any mistakes showing. Every movie has them, including blockbusters. What impressed me was the overall look of the film, from the film location and quality of the picture, to the professionalism of the actors. The cinematography was excellent, and that is not the case with every DTV movie that you see. And I don't see this as a JCVD or Dolph movie as others have said, but I do see it more as a continuation of the story of Universal Soldiers, their exploitation (or I should say their bodies) and how science goes terribly awry. Dolph's character drives that point quite clearly, you can't expect to "program" a human being without consequences.

[Jox]

Opening March 4th in Kuwait
http://www.cinescape.com.kw/cssynopsis. ... 2d18bdf27a

[Jox]

Dolph audio interview (16 mins)
http://www.scifitalk.com/forum/topics/d ... returns-to

[Jox]

By the way the German edition will include the audio commentary and making of + the trailer + a photo gallery.

[Jox]

German (provisional?) cover

[Nathan]

Wow that's much better than Sony's, much cleaner and clearer and Dolph has an extra splash of blood for good measure.

[Jox]

Rated 18 in the UK

http://www.bbfc.co.uk/website/Classifie ... enDocument

[Nathan]

Thought it might be, they are usually quite light on DTV movies but this one deserves at 18.

[Jox]

German dubbed trailer for Mosquito and Darling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRQRP-2c6hk

[bomaz2]

French cover.

[Mosquito]

German dubbed trailer for Mosquito and Darling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRQRP-2c6hk

Nice, thanks! Now please the dubbed versions of the Melodiefestivalen skits.

This one focuses a lot on Van Damme. Fans will be disappointed when they watch the movie I guess.