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As a non-American I'm really frustrated that what you don't get is translations. Disney movies for the kids have been translated into 100 or so languages, yet b
by iofj 11y ago
As a non-American I'm really frustrated that what you don't get is translations. Disney movies for the kids have been translated into 100 or so languages, yet buying one on iTunes gets you English and -maybe- Spanish.
And then when you get to Europe, they suddenly have English-French languages on the same page.
It'd be really nice if when I bought a movie that they're selling the translated version for would be accessible everywhere.
Same problem on Amazon, Google play, iTunes, even Netflix.
- RightWingRabble 11y agoThen you should definitely try bittorrent. Not only can you play those files (or transcode those files to play) on literally anything, but fans themselves do subs in roughly all the languages. If any of those services you mentioned above would allow user submitted subtitles, it would remove a large reason to torrent instead of buy.
- anon4 11y agoIsn't the translated version only licensed for sale in the specific country of that language? So even if they wanted to they can't sell you a movie with all audio tracks?