Matrix china DVD cover

Delaney King

I was in china recently and I found a copy of the matrix with
"the white man needed a stud to breed slaves" emblazoned on the cover beneath a picture of Whoah boy and morpheus.
Just about sums the plot up for me, what do you guys think?

HonkyPunch

heh...anyways...damn, your avatar scared me... i was sitting here reading and it blinked...when i started staring, it wouldn't blink, but when i looked away, it did it again...then i kept staring, and i saw it...ugh...was it sposed to be like that?

Redlemons

Reminds me of a 24 box seat from Hong Kong:

PaK

that's the most confusing thing I've ever read....and I've seen these seasons :P

-R

GoK

...ohhh my god... that is the coolest thing iv ever seen i want all my dvd collections boxes sent over to china and re-done!!!


Jody

steady

hahahaha

Delaney King

The funniest one was on TV recently... AVP has on the back "a bold tale of homosexual love".

BWA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
its not far wrong... I felt F***** in the a** by the producers of that movie.

MoP

Oh, so true.

jzero

Dave -- I saw a thing once about how when 'Rambo II' was marketed in the Middle East, it had been rewritten just in the subtitles. They changed the translation of the Arabic subtitles, so that it seemed like Rambo was rescuing POWs in the South Pacific in WWII, instead of 1980s Vietnam. They even showed a scene where the POWS ask Rambo what year it is, and Stallone clearly says '1985', but the subitle says '1945'.

So now I'm thinking, did they just put those porn-style blurbs on the box to sell DVDs, or did they actually do a subtitled 'What's Up Tiger Lily?' with the movies themselves? That would be beyond funny. People used to do joke dubbing with Anime, I remember.

/jzero

CheapAlert

http://www.planetgargoyle.com/wiki/index.php/Image:Naruto.jpg

This is disturbing.

RageUnleashed

I bought my sister a the Collateral DVD for christmas last year, on the back the movie summary was for the movie Cellular, everything else was the correct cover graphics for Collateral.