Esperanto Armageddon

In a Mad Max future, Esperanto will save the day! Huh?

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Posted By: Paul - Sun May 13, 2012
Category: Languages | Movies | Science Fiction

Comments

Nothing worse than most of the dreck Hollywood is pumping out these days.

Posted by Robert on 05/13/12 at 01:47 PM

Oh goodie! A bondage/snuff flick.

Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 05/13/12 at 11:36 PM

What? An apocalypse movie without boobies? Switch the channel...

Posted by KDP on 05/14/12 at 10:15 AM

I could understand most of - but not all - the Esperanto dialogue. Misplaced stress and mispronunciations of such words as "paco" (peace)are a little annoying, but full marks for effort.

Posted by Bill Chapman on 05/14/12 at 10:33 AM

Such talent, such skill, such imagination - a great shame that the attention to visual detail was not transferred to the dialogue. You need to coach your actors much better if you use Esperanto again.

Posted by Paul Gubbins on 05/14/12 at 03:11 PM

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