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Depends on where you live. In Greece, I don't think a single movie other than kids cartoons were ever dubbed on VHS. Everything was subbed. On the other hand, i
by gapan 2y ago
Depends on where you live. In Greece, I don't think a single movie other than kids cartoons were ever dubbed on VHS. Everything was subbed. On the other hand, in Germany or Poland, almost everything was dubbed.
- zorked 2y agoIt makes no difference. The question is if a Greek customer would buy a subbed movie from Lithuania for example.
- bluGill 2y agoOnly if trying to learn the language of Lithuania, or is an immigrant from Lithuania. I'm not sure how common those are, I expect the total market is around 10... This is a real problem for the language learning community - they are too small for the studios to worry about, but the studios are making a lot of content that would be very useful for learning if only someone could get it.
- garaetjjte 2y ago>or Poland, almost everything was dubbed Animated films were usually dubbed, everything else was narrated by one monotone voice.
- guappa 2y agoStill counts as dubbed for the purpose here of not being worth anything in a different country.