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Hey, this is really cool and helpful. I recently arrived in Germany and movie/cinema aggregation is a huge issue and a hassle tbh, so I'll be using this freque
by Xplune13 2y ago
Hey, this is really cool and helpful.
I recently arrived in Germany and movie/cinema aggregation is a huge issue and a hassle tbh, so I'll be using this frequently.
A suggestion, if I may, is to add language of the movie if possbile? It'd be great if there's any way to fetch that info and display it directly on your website instead of visiting every multiplex website to check it.
Either way, thank you for this!
- akie 2y agoIn Germany they use these abbreviations for that: OV = Original Version OmU = Originalfassung mit Untertitel (original with German subtitles) DF = Deutsche Fassung (German version) OmeU = Originalversion mit englischsprachigen Untertiteln (original with English subtitles)
- Xplune13 2y agoOh, ok. Didn't know about that. Thanks for the info! But, I still think that it needs some more clarity. Does a film listing not having any of these abbreviations default to German audio? Just a few things of this sort.
- VonGallifrey 2y ago> Does a film listing not having any of these abbreviations default to German audio? In my experience, yes. The default is German without subtitles. I have seen the OV and OmU abbreviations a lot of times, but most showtimes don't have anything listed which will mean German.
- TillE 2y agoYes, unfortunately the default is German dubbing. If it doesn't say OV or OmU, that's absolutely what you're getting.