I wouldn't blame you if you haven't seen "Robocop 3", it was one of the worst sequels ever and I even saw it theatres mostly because I love "Robocop" and so was my family. And yes, the infamous TV dubbed and edited version of "Die Hard 2", "Yippie-ka-yay, Mr. Falcon!" LOL!
Awesome, as usual! Everyone's covered the others, so for them that care, Jean-Luc Brassard won the gold medal at the Olympics that year. He is apparently the guy credited with wearing those brightly coloured knee-pads to draw the judge's attention to the smoothness of the knee placement during his run. Jonny Moseley, an American, won it the next year (1998), but Canada's been the one to beat since 2010 (Alexandre Bilodeau twice and Mikaël Kingsbury this year).
Die Hard 2-hopefully the upcoming movie thats in development will feature the long-awaited debut of the mastermind behind the scenes..MISTER FALCON! XD 1:14-I guess he meant that she's the joke Channel 2 News Promo-from the look on her face she's about to be in some serious trouble.. 8:48-better than being hip deep in shit LOL Diagnosis Murder-CBS,here's your next show to reboot/revive Robocop 3-hats off to Peter Weller for turning this down..he didn't like the script
8:40 - Wow, this has to be one of the worst dubs I've ever heard. Were they even trying? Why didn't they just get Pee-Wee Herman to dub over Bruce Willis? It would sound more authentic!
I do wonder when they started to record the alternate 'edited for tv' lines like you'd see in snakes on a plane, cus those Die Hard edits don't even sound like bruce wiillis!
They've been doing that for a long time. The Ghostbusters TV edit that I posted clips from in Vols. 511 and 512 were alternate takes filmed specifically for TV: th-cam.com/video/uZQMpDz1naY/w-d-xo.htmlm41s
The TV edit here *is* an example of someone badly dubbing over the movie that isn't Bruce Willis. I was just pointing out that alternate takes for TV have been a thing for a long time. Every movie is different.
"Joke and you"? I understand CBS having to use euphemisms for some of the harsher profanity, but surely there could have been a substitute that made a little more sense
Oh, I would've KILLED to get those Nightmare Before Christmas watches from Burger King!! Oh, man...(I actually have a Jack Skellington watch, but it's different.) ...But this was a year before I was even born, so... "What sets off the metal detector first, the lead in your hat or the junk in your brains?" is my new favorite line. Ever. Additionally, there's a lot of really great ones today, like, dialogue-wise, how can you dispute with slogans like "breakfast for your head" or "just wait till we get our Hanes on you"? It's all just awesome.
I really wanted Jason Alexander to say "These pretzels are making me thirsty!"
I wanna go back when I was a kid.
I really like the tv edited versions of movies like that! "Joke" and "You!" I love it when McClane said "Joke Off!"
Thanks, for the video, I miss my 90's I was a kid in the 90's and a teenager in the mid 90's
The 90s is one of my favorite if not my single favorite-decade ever.
Thank you for grabbing those great/awful Die Hard 2 TV butchering, beautiful!
Back when commercials felt like mini-movies.
I wouldn't blame you if you haven't seen "Robocop 3", it was one of the worst sequels ever and I even saw it theatres mostly because I love "Robocop" and so was my family. And yes, the infamous TV dubbed and edited version of "Die Hard 2", "Yippie-ka-yay, Mr. Falcon!" LOL!
Thank you so much for these impressive TV dubs
I appreciate your inclusion of "Hip Deep In Snow".
Awesome, as usual! Everyone's covered the others, so for them that care, Jean-Luc Brassard won the gold medal at the Olympics that year. He is apparently the guy credited with wearing those brightly coloured knee-pads to draw the judge's attention to the smoothness of the knee placement during his run. Jonny Moseley, an American, won it the next year (1998), but Canada's been the one to beat since 2010 (Alexandre Bilodeau twice and Mikaël Kingsbury this year).
Die Hard 2-hopefully the upcoming movie thats in development will feature the long-awaited debut of the mastermind behind the scenes..MISTER FALCON! XD
1:14-I guess he meant that she's the joke
Channel 2 News Promo-from the look on her face she's about to be in some serious trouble..
8:48-better than being hip deep in shit LOL
Diagnosis Murder-CBS,here's your next show to reboot/revive
Robocop 3-hats off to Peter Weller for turning this down..he didn't like the script
Exactly what the 90’s felt like!
These aired on my 13th birthday!
I had that black and red NBC watch. lol
Oh yeah, real slick, BK, rhyming “king” with “king”
9:55 the energizer guy sounds familiar. was he a voice actor?
Hanz from the movie Mighty Ducks......he was Emilio Estevs characters mentor in the movie......he also own the hockey shop
8:40 - Wow, this has to be one of the worst dubs I've ever heard. Were they even trying? Why didn't they just get Pee-Wee Herman to dub over Bruce Willis? It would sound more authentic!
28. That was the most worst voice over dubbing I ever witnessed!
Thanks! These are great!
That was the worst voice they used to dub out the cuss words in the movie.
I do wonder when they started to record the alternate 'edited for tv' lines like you'd see in snakes on a plane, cus those Die Hard edits don't even sound like bruce wiillis!
They've been doing that for a long time. The Ghostbusters TV edit that I posted clips from in Vols. 511 and 512 were alternate takes filmed specifically for TV: th-cam.com/video/uZQMpDz1naY/w-d-xo.htmlm41s
@@80sCommercialVault oooh ok. Just some of the ones I heard here didn't even really sound like him! (especially 'hip deep in snow', LOL)
The TV edit here *is* an example of someone badly dubbing over the movie that isn't Bruce Willis. I was just pointing out that alternate takes for TV have been a thing for a long time. Every movie is different.
@@80sCommercialVault ah I see now.
"Joke and you"? I understand CBS having to use euphemisms for some of the harsher profanity, but surely there could have been a substitute that made a little more sense
A better idea would be to just mute the curse words imo.
Bad TV edit indeed, but the worst ever was the TV edit of The Breakfast Club (Fang You!)
Come see the *bankrupt* side of Sears!
8:29 girls close your damn mouths omfg
I like Sears..but oof that commercial..
Oh, I would've KILLED to get those Nightmare Before Christmas watches from Burger King!! Oh, man...(I actually have a Jack Skellington watch, but it's different.) ...But this was a year before I was even born, so...
"What sets off the metal detector first, the lead in your hat or the junk in your brains?" is my new favorite line. Ever.
Additionally, there's a lot of really great ones today, like, dialogue-wise, how can you dispute with slogans like "breakfast for your head" or "just wait till we get our Hanes on you"? It's all just awesome.