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Should get mine today, alleluia!
It also says "Direck Vioration."
The pause is worse than the voice over, I hope they don't f up robo tooGot mine from SSC today. They confirmed regular processing will be in about a week or so.
I am fairly disappointed in the voice. It definitely isn't accurate. The sound effects sound right. Especially since it sounds like there is "some" screaming that overlaps the shooting sounds. That suggests it's taken from the movie. The voice though isn't. It's slurred and slower. Plus when counting down from 5 to 1. He pauses when going from 2 to 1. In the film, he doesn't do that. It's a consistent countdown speed. As you'd expect from a machine. This figure doesn't have that
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The pause is worse than the voice over, I hope they don't f up robo too
You may not like the voiceover, but wait till you hear how good it sounds when you get it.
I'll bet there are legal reasons they didn't use the original voice from the movie for ED. Probably didn't get the rights from whoever the actor was who recorded those lines back in the day. (Or they didn't want to pay him.) Nowadays every single possible marketing contingency is covered in contracts for big movies. But back then, nobody ever dreamed they'd need to cover the right to use their vocal performance almost 30 years later for a collectible from a hard-R rated movie!
That's my guess as to why they can use the sound effects but not the voice. I wouldn't worry about Weller's Robo figure, though. If they paid to use his likeness, chances are that also covers his voice.
Nah, if NECA can use the original voice Hot Toys could have aswell. My theory is they couldn't isolate one of the lines from all the background noise in the scene and rather than just dropping that line entirely like NECA did they were determined to use it. So they redubbed it, and for consistency sake, redubbed the rest of ED's lines aswell. Bad decision IMO.
Sounds right, but I also wonder if NECA got approval because they are a US company? Or they got the rights to it and HT didn't?
"The ominous voice emanating from ED 209 is actually that of executive producer Jon Davison."
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