Why do countries get films with slight variations e.g. Philosopher's Stove VS Sorcerer's Stone
European cuts VS American cuts (Descent, Leon, Until the End of the World etc)
Why do countries get films with slight variations e.g. Philosopher's Stove VS Sorcerer's Stone
Kevin Morales
Kevin White
I'm not sure but I've heard that they changed american release because they didn't know what 'philosopher's Stone' is.
Levi Myers
Because Americans can't into the English language
Cooper Jenkins
>Another day, another excuse to post a video of my face
why are women like this?
Robert Jenkins
It was the book that was changed for that reason and then the film followed much like The Northern Lights changed to The Golden Compass
Angel Fisher
But they also get shorter cuts of films usually
Lincoln Allen
doesnt she know that acknowledging her big tits would help her
Joshua Reed
Grey as in Sasha Grey
Nathaniel Campbell
this
Hudson Davis
She says she has a few things going on but it's hush hush
Adrian Kelly
A lot of Hollywood (((producers))) got their jobs because of nepotism and aren’t all that bright so they are generally confused by things
Also they justify their jobs by randomly changing meaningless shit so they can say “hey look....I changed philosophy stove to the golden goblin”
Austin Foster
based
Adam Price
Чeгo, блять?
Jordan Price
American’s are dumb
Leo Martinez
Jose Price
Brandon Morales
If the shade is slightly blue then I do 'grey', if it's slightly red then I spell it 'gray'
If it's perfectly neutral then I flip a coin 25 times, tails has an 'a' and heads has an 'e'
Josiah Young
Gabriel Young
Damn, she is COATED in makeup. Her face is reflective.
James Rodriguez
Why do guys look normal and girls have to cake their face with make-up?
Xavier James
The title if the book was changed from “Philosopher’s Stone” to “Sorcerer’s Stone” for the US or Norrh American market, because “Philosopher” in the US, is usually used to refer to “thinkers” like Plato and Aristotle, rather than to people involved with Alchemy or Magic and Formulas, like Roger Bacon or Faustus.
Using the term “Philosopher” would have just vonfused Americans, and for whatever readon, the publishers didn’t want to use Alchemist.
Colton Perry
Americans use a simplified “American English” partially based on spellings derived by Melvil Dewey, who wanted to simplify spellings of words to remove archaic spelling that no longer coordinated with the way words were pronounced.
Some of Dewey’s spellings were adopted in the US, but others weren’t.