Krazedmuppet
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Hes actualy says both... at the same time.... LOL, He says, "wheres the bloody treasure" its also on the real version I have 
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"Bloody" in Treasure Island!
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Krazedmuppet
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Oh wait! nm, I read your pst wrong, lol, though you meant it was one or the other, LOL, now I feel embarrased....
Oh wait! nm, I read your pst wrong, lol, though you meant it was one or the other, LOL, now I feel embarrased....
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Sit down and tell me about it...anathema said:
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yeah! Take up the rear, young man!anathema said:
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Hi, In the Australian release they kept the word Bloody.
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Bloody things, fancy cutting the bloody out of a bloody film like that? LOL!!!
Seriously, did they have to cut words like that out of any other Muppet productions in England?
Seriously, did they have to cut words like that out of any other Muppet productions in England?
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I think it's a hoot watching things on TBS. They do such a ridiculous job of dubbing. I don't mind really, because I am not a fan of profanity and it's nice to watch movies without having to listen to a lot of that. Then I see all these movies that seem so mild, like "Blues Brothers" and "The Jerk," and find out they're rated R; they must've cut out a whole lot! But they come up with some really goofy overdubs sometimes. Like in "Breakfast Club" they kept saying "*flip* you." The one that sticks in my mind the most that really cracked me up was in "Dumb and Dumber," near the end, and Jeff Daniel's character was supposed to sign a paper of some kind I think. Jim Carrey's character said, "You can sign on my *sandwich*, right after you kiss it!" I was like was, "What the heck????" 
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my favorite, is in one of the National Lampoon Vacation movies, he (Chevy Chase) opens up a can of beer to share with his son, then, so we don't see a minor drinking, it cuts to crushing the can....that's a little too obviousDrtooth said:
ok I know that didn't have to do with dubbing, but I think it's funny
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Has anyone ever seen that Jamies kitchen lots of profanity there & none got bleeped out it was the F word too it came on free to air at 8:30PM some one who lives here from America says that that certain word can only be said on cable & the S word can be at least a PG rated show.