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Ne Zha | 哪吒之魔童降世 | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

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John Richard

Wish it was the dub but the animation is where it’s at anyways maybe try for the dub on part 2

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Recently checked out “Ne Zha 2” in cinemas and can absolutely say it takes the animation, emotional resonance and complexity of the story an excellent step beyond this one as good sequels do! Terrific film that y’all hopefully get around to checking out - when the schedule allows, of course! No wonder it has done insane box office business this year! This is a fun rewatch too 🤙🏻☺️

Jaaahn

theyve always had a preference towards original actors and i tend to agree. but the next one they should consider dub just for Michelle Yeoh.

Tom Hess

@George: have you shown Simone A Chinese Odyssey 1 & 2 by Stephen Chow? I know they're your favourite films. As a frenchman who knows nothing about chinese myths, I think the films are accessible "enough". Maybe for Chinese New Year's?

ShōNuff3K

Does George bother with the subtitles?

Cinebinge

yes i do. so i dont miss anything being said when talking, and so i can point out odd/bad/wrong translations for fun.

Darren Harrison

I enjoyed that so much more than I expected

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field

Of course for non-English live action films I’ll stick to the original language/performance. But I’m always mixed on whether to watch an animated movie for the first time in it’s original language or dubbed in English. Since the task of animation inherently puts more work/focus on visuals I prefer to focus on that and settle for dub as long as it isn’t appallingly awful (its rare nowadays where that’s the case). Luckily we have George’s help for both context & dialogue so sub it is for tonight.

Subject entry 4

What an emotional roller coaster. I own this movie forgot how good it was

Ari Ramirez

I was so looking forward to seeing George's take on this one, watched it myself recently and was pleasantly surprised, although it was a dub, so I figured there'd be things that would either go over my head or get lost in translation. I didn't know the mythology and the character was so well-known!

Jpsynergy

Ne Zha 2 is better in my opinion and I love this one. I can't wait for three.

Philipp Roensch

Lots of fast reading for me, but I think I got it. With insight from George of course, thank you :). Just two questions: Does the father from the original story, being more off put by the demon, plan to make the sacrifice as well? Do half-spirits (half-human/dragon) often happen in the mythology, or is that unique to these two? Very cool myth though, love the epic and emotional rollercoaster this presents. The animation is so satisfying, even through all the wild powers all material effects stay consistently 'believable'. Noticed those similarities to Greek Titans as well, very Hades of the Dragon King to want out of that deal. Excited to see Part 2.

dys

The translation in the subtitles of the Netflix version was pretty significantly different in a number of places than the version you watched, I wonder which is better/more accurate or if it's a wash. I think you guys would love Jentry Chau vs. the Underworld, animated show about a Chinese-American girl fighting demons from Chinese mythology. Much darker and more mature than you'd think from its TV-PG rating, at least as much so as Avatar the Last Airbender, and fantastic animation. And it tells a complete story with a satisfying ending in one season so not a huge time investment.

droodly

Personally if I'm sitting down to just watch a movie and focus on what's happening, subs are okay, but when watching a reaction, I just can't do it. I watched the dubbed version along with this one. I Just don't have the capacity to watch a move, read all the subtitles and catch their commentary all at once. Also, I'm usually doing other things while watching their videos. Subs don't really work for that.

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field

That was fantastic! Heard about the immense success the sequel got earlier this year but I’m ashamed to have not gotten around to this series until now. Really looking forward to jumping into to the rest of the series over the weekend as well as a rewatch when y’all get around to it.

Darren Harrison

I see the streaming retailers have both an English-language version of the movie and the original Chinese version. AppleTV+, for example, has the English-language version as the primary, with the original Chinese-language version as an iTunes extra. It would be interesting to see if the spoken English translation corresponds closely, or not, with the original Chinese. EDIT: I just purchased the AppleTV+ version

REDR58

This movie is the directoral debut for a major film for Yang Yu (Jiaozi). He previously directed a couple of shorts. He also directs the sequel to this movie. Evidently, most of the Chinese voice cast are not people who are well-known but a few of the English cast seemed to be involved with other well-known animated properties. But I’m not familiar with any of them. It seems most of but not all the voice actors are returning for the sequel?

SpankTheMonk

So cool to see this after being one of the people interested in seeing you react to Chinese anime. 🙌

Jeff I.

The Netflix subtitle translation felt very stilted and unnatural in its wording/phrasing sometimes while I was watching it. This translation they watched was much better overall IMO, fortunately.