No, people aren’t complaining about their cam versions being silenced. They are complaining because customers who paid for a seat TO SEE IT IN THEATRES get to be punished by Paramount.

You seem kinda uptight. Maybe your best man needs to give you a good “bumming”.

I hope retail DVDs do not get these f . u . c . k . i . g . auido gaps.

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Seriously, that was about the most stupid thing I have heard! So… to avoid getting caught it would even be possible to simply drop the audio randomly on one more occation during the movie and suddenly it would say the moon instead of new york (just examples)when they try to match the audio drops to the location.

Pretty silly if you ask me. Wouldnt it be easier to lower the price on the cinema and the DVD? Less effort, less time wasted and less money spent on weird consultants and post release audio modifications to movies.

They remind me of old grumpy conservative white men. Doesnt matter if they are wrong, they rather kill the whole planet before they change their routines.

If the release groups simply look through the audio file and locate the gaps, then delete them or cover them with short clips of adjacent audio then the chance of detection is nil. There are so many similar errors in most scene aoudio files that the edits will just look like the other glitches. Unless they get Nasa to use a supercomputer and a team of experts to narrow the field to one of eight corrupt pimply-faced $6.00 per hour projectionists who will (in turn) each then point to all of the handicapped jacks at certain cineplex, then I think that they’re playing with themselves.

It was? Where? What release name? Did they insert the two missing scenes and fix the chopped ending? Is the audio track timing correct? Has the video been re-encoded without dropping a sh!t-load of frames?