Da Vinci Code Copy

[jack32588]

Hi everyone,
I bought a copy of the new Da Vinci code film from the market and played it today, and I think I have got a foreign version

The majority of the film itself is in English, however there is a scene where a guy is speaking (I think?) Italian, and there are Greek subtitles on screen.

Also there is quite a bit of french speaking about 20 mins in which isn't subtitled in English, and the opening sequence has greek which I think should say 'The Da Vinci code'

Could anyone tell me if it supposed to be like this or if I have been diddled?

Thanks

 

[flapjacks is fun]

SounRAB like you have been 'diddled', although buying a copy from a market isnt exactly the best strategy, or in fact legal.

 

[bps_iove]

your lucky .....
my sister thought she'd bought it, only to discover it was one of the very many documentaries!!!

my, how i larfed

 

[Houtan]

Meh.. for only

 

[kilcoynedonahe]

if you live near a cineworld cinema get one of their 10.99/month passes. makes going to the cinema a bargainous experience

 

[alexandrite22]

I have a good quality copy of DVC, it also has Greek/Russian subtitles but it still didn't spoil the film for me, definately worth the couple of

 

[Ally M]

Theres copies about with the Russian subtitles over-written with hard coded English ones, you just need to know where to look.

 

[leli77]

You get what you deserve if you buy a copy off the market.

 

[I<3Some1]

The cinema is'nt that expensive.. it is the experience compared to the 'home movie' experience that makes the difference. Though I accept sometimes you're sat next to the phone texting, food chomping, coke belching fat kid/adult that has no sense of respect for themselves never mind the rest of us.

 

[Ambers mate]

If you are too miserly to pay the price of a cinema ticket you should have the decency to wait until the official DVD release like other people. "Piracy is a crime - do not accept it"!