29 May 2011 @ 10:13pm

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saltvann:

I hope to one day write a more coherent and in-depth post on this topic, but let me just say, for now, that there are legitimate problems with American remakes.

  • I dislike how eighty percent of the media I’ve consumed in my lifetime is American, yet when a quality Scandinavian media product surfaces, it must be remade to fit American audiences.
  • I dislike how translations and remakes and what-have-yous often get censored and altered when they’re catered to the American market specifically (i.e. Men Who Hate Women being changed to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for some inexplicable reason).
  • I dislike how American folks tell me that it’s ~not a big deal when they’re surrounded by media in their own language that is made in their own culture and is catered specifically to them.

Just, everything about this.

  1. kanske said: was there a reason for the Män som hatar kvinnor thing at all? I never got that
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    Just, everything about this.
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    The Hollywood economy is truly...screwed-up place. It’s all about making money —...
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