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ivahaev · 12.01.2006, 08:00

kibitzer, Правильные - это не значит литературные, а значит "как есть"!

Цитата:

kibitzer:
с матами вставленными где этому человеку казалось веселым их вставлять (это минус), включая название.

Цитата:

goblin:
Нецензурная брань, если таковая имеет место быть в оригинале, переводится как нецензурная брань. Если брани в оригинале нет (см. детские мультики, старые фильмы), значит и в переводе брани нет.

И ещё цЫтата с офсайта про мат в названии:

Цитата:

goblin:
Тут меня неоднократно спрашивали про слово snatch. Привожу поясняющий анекдот:

Цитата:

Harry and his wife are driving in the country when he sees a sign that says, "Cow For Sale...$5000." He pulls in and says to the farmer, "There's no cow in the world worth five thousand dollars." The farmer says, Oh, yeah? Take a look at this." He lifts the cow's tail, and Harry sees the cow has a snatch just like a woman.
Harry gets back in the car, turns to his wife, and says, "It's just not fair. Here's this farmer with a cow with a snatch like a woman, and it's worth $5000, and here I am, with you, with a snatch like a cow, and you're not worth shit."

Плюс кому интересно, вот что говаривал сам Гай Ричи по поводу:

Цитата:

One of the talking points is the fact that the movie's been through, I think by my estimation, three different titles, maybe if you could talk us through that.

Guy Ritchie: Yes, we've had a problem titling this film from the beginning. I was never happy with... originally it was called "Diamonds", I think. I was keen on "Helter-Skelter", but apparently Charles Manson massacred several people to the sound of "Helter-Skelter," and wrote Helter-Skelter in their blood on the walls. So it wasn't an inspiring or auspicious title for the States, so "Helter-Skelter" got parked up. Then it turned into "Diamonds", just because the narrative follows the trajectory of a diamond, which then wattled it's way down to "Snatch". I don't know why because there's absolutely no snatch in it. But you know, I wanted the antithesis of "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", that being such a mouthful, not that "Snatch" isn't. There is a reason for it being called "Snatch" because people snatch things. But because it's such a short sort of arresting title I sort of fancied that.

Were the film company concerned in any way, particularly in America about the sexual connotations of the...

Guy Ritchie: Yes, well they won't stomach it, they won't stomach "Snatch". No, we can't call it "Snatch" in America. So we put an apostrophe and a 'd' on the end. So we got round that one.

В таком вот акцепте.