Just as accurate as the original Americanized version...

>>749
exactly

Wait, was this supposed to be Nausicaa?
Was there more than the ATHF cup added

>>775 No, just Master Shake.

>>776
scary, huh?

>>798
This is so bad that Miyazaki actively denies its existence. If you ask him about it, he'll deny it exists and try to change the subject. If you persist he'll get angry amd throw something at you.

I actually own this on VHS.

I loved it for the longest time, then I actually got to watch Nausicaa. I seriously didn't think it was possible but they're not even the same movie.

>>799

Was this the same group that made the Star Wars Christmas Special?

I laffed.

A cookie for anyone who will agree to VCD, DivX or DVD-R this for me from their VHS and post it to me (ok, a half decent supermarket pack of cookies - similar value in exchange, probably harder to mail though). Looked in several video shop bargain buckets and on eBay, p2p... never turned up.

Two packs of cookies if it's in PAL format (as the postage will be less)

mail me - above name at yahoo ...

even better if you have some kind of half decent hosting or e.g. rapidshare that you can use
cheers
T

(PS no I don't think it will be a good movie to watch, I just want to partake in a bit of the bad-translation/chop-job lulz and indignant shock ;)

>>848

1.Download eMule
2.Connect to a decent server
3.Search and download "Warriors of the Wind" (hell, there´s even a german version...)
4.???
5.Profit/Cookies

>>734 You have to wonder where the pegasus and the robot dude were in the movie. . . .
This was released on LD if I remember as well. And I can say at least they kept most of the music even if they butchered out all the moral meaning behind the film.

Gotta love the Star Trek font.

>>978
In Germany it was called "Star warriors"

>>798
I think Miyazaki's attitude regarding Warriors of the Wind is pathetic. If he was smart, he would have reclaimed rights to "Warriors of the Winds" and released it with Nausicaa as an extra of some sort so that all viewers could see the differences.
>>849
Actually, its not as bad as people who "CLAIM" to have seen say it is. I owned it and I own Nausicaa and I've compared the audio from the two - and funny enough, the "Warriors of the Wind" version syncs up better with the animation, gets better audio output, and the voice acting is far better.
>>978
Yes, quite a bit is missing from the original - however, the moral intent isn't (Unless you weren't watching the American version... Not sure about the German Version though, because I haven't seen that one). If you watch either film, the same messages can be found in both (although, I appreciate the "Warrior of the Wind" version more than the "Nausicaa" version).

>>1422
I agree about the english voicecasts between versions on all points. I just think the original english voices were more unique and fitting to their characters. Patrick Stewart and Uma Thurman (two of my favorite actors btw) were used only because they're Patrick Stewart and Uma Thurman. I watched Warriors since I was a real little kid, I'm ecstatic that they made a full version available in the U.S. but I have a hard time watching it because the voices and voice acting just aren't right to me

>>1422

>I think Miyazaki's attitude regarding Warriors of the Wind is pathetic. If he was smart, he would have reclaimed rights to "Warriors of the Winds" and released it with Nausicaa as an extra of some sort so that all viewers could see the differences.

No. He hates that version of the movie and it's understandable. He made Nausicaa with the intention to introduce his ideas about environment issues and someone totally screwed it.
Besides, I'm pretty sure some old Miyazaki fans get mad if they saw some damn XXXXXXXXs still selling this video. After all, the company didn't ask Miyazaki's permissions to change the plot.