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Do you even care about movies if you don’t watch them in the original language?
To be honest I’m that guy. But I don’t judge anymore and German dubs are actually top notch compared to other countries. But it’s a tough decision for me to watch a new movie in German just so I can share it with someone else and I will comment on it once!
I used to roll my eyes at people who watch movies in o-tone. I just thought they are kind of pretentious. But fuck me they were right.
what the fuck is o-tone?
"original" tone. Also often "OV", "original version". A subtitled original version could be referred to as "OMU" in German, "Original mit Untertiteln"="original with subtitles".