Alternate Audio Tracks for Movies
Patrick Stein writes "DVD Tracks is a forum for the distribution
of home-brew, alternate audio tracks for movies.
Inspired by Roger Ebert's column in Yahoo!Internet Life entitled You, Too, Can Be a DVD Movie Critic, DVD Tracks puts
you behind the microphone to talk about your
favorite flicks." Cool idea, but there's only one track. (Groundhogs day?)
Everything2.com
Juro5hin.com
"Hey and welcome to the movie. Man, this is cool. Oh hey, anyway, this is Brian Chamberlake III and we're going to watch Tank Girl together. [40 second gap]. Here come the credits. [50 second gap]. Alright...Hey Jim, get me some popcorn! [2 hour gap, end]."
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I don't personally know whom the site proprietor, Patrick, is or anything, but for his little site's sake I really hope that this article is either regarded as disinteresting by the masses of /. or that his ISP is in for one hell of a shock...
While this IS certainly an interesting idea and possibly even worth an article on Slashdot, his content is a bit thin and I have his usual site traffic is basicly not existant....until NOW that is!!!
So anyways...Pat, if you are reading this...good luck and I hope you are being charged for bandwidth by the Mb!!! Of course, you could always take a page from this guy and ask that the Slashdot community reimburse you...
Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. -- Benjamin Franklin
I imagine the Groundhog Day commentary would go something like this:
"Hi this is Pat and welcome to my commentary on Groundhog Day. The movie stars Bill Murray..."
*five minutes later*
"Hi this is Pat and welcome to my commentary on Groundhog Day. The movie stars Bill Murray..."
I imagine the Groundhog Day commentary would go something like this:
"Hi this is Pat and welcome to my commentary on Groundhog Day. The movie stars Bill Murray..."
*five minutes later*
"Hi this is Pat and welcome to my commentary on Groundhog Day. The movie stars Bill Murray..." .
My friends and I used to do this when we were kids. I had a friend bring over an extra VCR and a copy of Star Wars. We'd put the video feed out from the VHS my friend had to the BETA my parents had (yes we had BETA back then), and for the audio we'd use a microphone my parent owned and would rig it up to the sound in to the BETA.
;)
Then we'd just play the movie on the VHS, and record it on the BETA, and adlib voices over the top of it. Sometimes it was lame, but a lot of times it was absolutely hilarious, especially when we had a really good exchange that just came off the top of our head, and synced w/ the actors well.
Darth Vadar saying "Once you go black, you never go back" when he points and Leia and calls her a traitor has never been so funny.
Do you think your interpretation of Vince Carter's dunk over T-Mac that you heard last Tuesday rivals that of the man himself? Let us all see!
Are your dance moves, like, wayyyy better than Brittney's in her new video? Let our members decide!
Drop by our website www.retarded-ideas-getting-posted-at-slash.com and check it out. Currently, we are only hosting one video clip. It's Jerrod McCurtry of Stephensville, Ohio giving us an alternate video clip to Jay-Z's video 'Jigga My Nigga.' We look to keep expanding!
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