Cinema in the Original Language
Feb 6th 2007, 9:16 am
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Cinema in the Original Language
I love going to the cinema in general but I find dubbed films very annoying.
Does anybody know of any cinemas in the North East where they show first run films in the original language?
Currently I go weekly to the Odeon in Vicenza however this cinema is 100 years old and sounds and feels it although it is quite charming and the staff very nice and polite. I watched Scoop last night and next week they will have The Departed.
Or maybe another Cineforum in English somewhere that you attend?
Does anybody know of any cinemas in the North East where they show first run films in the original language?
Currently I go weekly to the Odeon in Vicenza however this cinema is 100 years old and sounds and feels it although it is quite charming and the staff very nice and polite. I watched Scoop last night and next week they will have The Departed.
Or maybe another Cineforum in English somewhere that you attend?
Feb 8th 2007, 9:05 am
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
I love going to the cinema in general but I find dubbed films very annoying.
Does anybody know of any cinemas in the North East where they show first run films in the original language?
Currently I go weekly to the Odeon in Vicenza however this cinema is 100 years old and sounds and feels it although it is quite charming and the staff very nice and polite. I watched Scoop last night and next week they will have The Departed.
Or maybe another Cineforum in English somewhere that you attend?
Does anybody know of any cinemas in the North East where they show first run films in the original language?
Currently I go weekly to the Odeon in Vicenza however this cinema is 100 years old and sounds and feels it although it is quite charming and the staff very nice and polite. I watched Scoop last night and next week they will have The Departed.
Or maybe another Cineforum in English somewhere that you attend?
Feb 8th 2007, 10:35 am
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
Thanks Mazi,
I'm googling it right now although cannot find their program of films in English.
I'm googling it right now although cannot find their program of films in English.
Feb 10th 2007, 9:21 pm
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
From the menu at the top choose Rassegne then Lingua Originale
Feb 10th 2007, 9:59 pm
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
Thanks Ragazza!
I had misspelt the name so I didn't actually find the website previously. But everything's rosy now!
Now a decent route finder to get me from Montecchio to Treviso in 30 minutes!
I had misspelt the name so I didn't actually find the website previously. But everything's rosy now!Now a decent route finder to get me from Montecchio to Treviso in 30 minutes!
Feb 12th 2007, 8:47 am
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
I was being a bit too optimistic! 30 minutes being the maximum travelling time the wife will allow to go and watch a James Bond film (for me) or a Hugh Grant film (for her).
Maybe if I drive like an Italian...
Mar 30th 2007, 2:57 pm
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
Any cinema near Bologna that you know of? 
Apr 2nd 2007, 10:14 am
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Re: Cinema in the Original Language
Sorry I don't know. I'll be in Bologna in May for a bit so will do some research.
So far only the Odeon in Vicenza and another cinema in Treviso are the ones that do regular English screenings that I know of and also a cinema/screening room in Padova do some screenings in English now and again.
Tonight the Odeon in Vicenza will be screening Casino Royale as the last film in their English Cineforum. The cineforum consists of 20 films beginning from October with the season ticket costing €50.
Any news on English screenings in Vicenza or Verona would be much appreciated.
Ciao tutti!
So far only the Odeon in Vicenza and another cinema in Treviso are the ones that do regular English screenings that I know of and also a cinema/screening room in Padova do some screenings in English now and again.
Tonight the Odeon in Vicenza will be screening Casino Royale as the last film in their English Cineforum. The cineforum consists of 20 films beginning from October with the season ticket costing €50.
Any news on English screenings in Vicenza or Verona would be much appreciated.
Ciao tutti!
