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From: esco@ssc-vax.UUCP (Michael Esco)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: Mad Max dubbing
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Date: Tue, 30-Jul-85 22:40:38 EDT
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> 
> Is there really an undubbed version??  Has anyone really seen one or are we
> just assuming that the original was undubbed?
> 	thomas r. erbe

I submitted this once before, but since the debate continues, I assume
nobody saw it.

I saw Mad Max in an 'artsy' theater a few years back. The sound track was
not Americanized, but was so poor it was almost inaudible. At points, I
would guess the signal-to-noise ratio was in the low single digits. If
that's the sound track the distributor got later on, I don't blame him
one bit for re-recording it.

BTW- I saw several movies in that theater, and the sound system was
acceptable.

						Michael Esco
						Boeing Aerospace