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The Finnish importer tried this. They decided to call the movie “Rita Hayworth – avain pakoon”. It means “Key to the escape”… These people would have presumabl
by pavlov 8mo ago
The Finnish importer tried this. They decided to call the movie “Rita Hayworth – avain pakoon”. It means “Key to the escape”…
These people would have presumably called Planet of the Apes “Distant future in Eastern United States”…
- nntwozz 8mo agoOn a tangent the movie Cold Mountain (2003) was translated to "Åter till Cold Mountain" in Swedish. Now you may ask, where is the actual translation? They just added Swedish words to the original title (which just means back to Cold Mountain". Who are these people and how do I apply for a job? It seems like a perfect workplace.
- crossroadsguy 8mo agoIt meant “back to cold mountain”, or you meant the meaning just rolled back to being “cold mountain”?
- nntwozz 8mo agoTranslation added "back to" to the original title Cold Mountain. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- georgecmu 8mo agoThe translations of the title (Finnish, Greek, others?) referencing Rita Hayworth make more sense if you know the title of Stephen King's novella the movie was based on (Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption).
- jb1991 8mo agoWhat does Rita Hayworth have to do with Shawshank redemption, so much so that it would be in the title?