Film Length

Dec 24, 1999, 2:12 AM ET6 posts by 4 postersalt.tv.southpark
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I noticed the following on a page about SPBLU:

Runtime: USA 80 / UK 81 / France 81 / Norway 82

I can understand that the film may be made longer by dubbing into a foreign language, but why was it a minute longer here than in USA where it was made? They speak our language, so I see no reason for any alterations. Any ideas anyone?

Um... they slowed it down just a bit so that the slower Brits can understand it?

-Jack

(Kidding! Jeez, some people! :)

The Phil Jupitus Depreciation Society <obviously made up [email]> wrote in message news:83uusr$dle$[email]...

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Don't forget that that's in minutes, so it was rounded from minutes:seconds. Maybe the USA rounded down, and UK rounded up...Either way, it works out at about 81 minutes

The Pacifist

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On Fri, 24 Dec 1999 23:31:52 -0000, "The Pacifist" wrote:

Blame the Metric system.I know it has something to do with this......somehow.

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KungfuGrip (nospam) (KungFuGrip) <@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:[email]...

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England still, for the most part, uses the old imperial system. You still get 'Quarter Pounders with cheese', not 'Royales with cheese' here, though you'd be better off with a 'Big Kahuna burger' anyway.

I can understand us still using miles....but why we have to stick with grammes, ounces, pounds and stones is beyond me....

The Pacifist

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