iTunes Store offers the same as iTunes App Store various categories, in which you can find, for example, films of similar genre or films with the same actor in the main role. One of these sections is also a special section Film in Czech, in which you can find 168 dubbed films and 17 films with Czech production to date.
The films are available with Czech descriptions and you will also find out who dubs the main characters, of course there is a trailer in Czech and in most cases you will also get a cover with the Czech title along with the purchased film. The number of films is gradually increasing and their sound is mostly in the Czech version in 5.1 format, i.e. compatible with home cinema. You can find the Films in Czech section in iTunes Store directly from the walle.
as for movies, I like Czech dubbing, but I prefer Slovak in fairy tales, and I don't understand why, for example, publishers/whoever is responsible for it, they give so few animations (for example, from Pixar) with Czech. dubbing to itunes store : - /
Tomas: Czech dubbing is not what it used to be, and as far as fairy tales are concerned, the quality is almost always elsewhere (much better), but I'm surprised that you don't like fairy tales, because that's the only category where I like Czech dubbing it doesn't matter...it's true, I've never heard the Slovak dubbing in a fairy tale.
grafix: yes, I don't mind either. when I watch fairy tales on HBO, it's really high quality, the voices are great and they fit the characters. I'm more concerned with that "childish" nostalgia, when I used to watch animations like Little Sea Villa, Toy Story 1, Monsters 1 in Slovak, and I really miss those
hello, could you please describe the way to that category, thanks :)
ok… why not… if only those movies were on iTunes store they weren't that expensive...
if only to have something to choose from. I haven't found anything worth buying yet.