Latin DVDs?

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solitario
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Latin DVDs?

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Has anyone ever dubbed over a movie in Latin?
Have any movies ever been filmed in Latin?
I have books and audio clips, so I can read and listen. But I think watching people do things in Latin could really help.
Anyone know? Thanks.

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the only one I know of is Mel Gibson's Passion, and I think that only contains bits and pieces.
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So does The Last Crusade. :lol: But ONly bits and pieces.

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They always pronounce it as Italian when they do :( And Solitario, I just noticed your signature, tu instigator Image
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Post by Episcopus »

haha have you seen how bad the guy says "ecce homo", he doesn't even aspirate the "o" as "h" in latin makes. "E-che?!" Bad habits...bad habits...

Viva Voce is the best. I read like that guy.

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I think he's using ecclesiastical pronunciation...
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so many people speak latin (and classical greek) as if they're reading out the bible from the pulpit, which is ridiculous when they're reading something like catullus...

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chad wrote:so many people speak latin (and classical greek) as if they're reading out the bible from the pulpit, which is ridiculous when they're reading something like catullus...
:lol:

I'm not sure what I sound like when I'm reading Latin (nor am I certain that I want to know), but whatever it is, it isn't a preacher in a pulpit...try, "intoxicated monkey." Or is that too coherent? "Sputtering outboard motor"? "Random conglomeration of the strangest vocal sounds known to be produced by man"?

Anyway...I'm working on improving it.

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keesa wrote: Random conglomeration of the strangest vocal sounds known to be produced by man"?
:lol:

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