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vljenewein
21st January 2003, 10:13
I live in Fennville, Michigan, but it would be nice to get DVD movies in German or have at least German with English sub titles, for my learing German language. Is there any place to buy DVD movies which are in German, or other languages? Odd question, huh? Figured best to post it here as really doesnt' fit into other categories.
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ppera2
21st January 2003, 11:27
That place is called Germany :-)
Of course what you need is to they sent it to you...
Start to seek their online sales.
SirElvis
21st January 2003, 18:24
Amazon.de (http://www.amazon.de) is doing international shipping. Costs 13.00 EUR base + 2.50 each DVD... the stupid thing is that this is more than shipping from Amazon.com to Germany :p.
killingspree
21st January 2003, 20:34
just ask around in the neighborhood. many americans visit germany, so with these enormous shipping prices at amazon.de (which are pretty much for sure the cheapest anyway) it would be worth the effort to just ask somebodyto import them for you on his/her holiday. (of course there are some legal issues here, but i'm not informed about them and if you do bot resell them in the Us this is probably not too much of a problem)
what you also have to consider before buying any is that almost all german DVDs have RPC 2 encoding so you'll most likely need a regionfree dvd player.
regards
steVe
manono
21st January 2003, 23:26
Hi-
There are plenty of German movies available as R1 DVDs with the original German language and English subs. Das Boot (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0082096), Stalingrad (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0108211), Run Lola Run (Lola Rennt) (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0130827), The Princess And The Warrior (Krieger und die Kaiserin) (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0203632), M (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0022100), The 1,000 Eyes Of Dr. Mabuse (Die Tausend Augen des Dr. Mabuse) (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0054371) and Fitzcarraldo (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0083946) to name just a few. Amazon.com among other places should have them all.
killingspree
22nd January 2003, 14:07
@manono, ok that's true, i believe taht all german productions which are available in the US should have the german soundtrack, the same as we always get the english one over here.
i was talking about american movie's though. i doubt you'll get any hollywood production with german audio.
regards
steVe
vljenewein
22nd January 2003, 14:16
killingspree is right. I'm not looking for "German" movies, but rather hollywood titles that have German language. It's the pits when my 8 year old daughter watches Shrek and can watch it in Spanish and English sub titles, and not have an option for German. That's why I thought, there might be some place here in U.S. that has Hollywood movies, like Men In Black, Bloodwork, Signs, etc but as an alternate language, German.
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