This is funny, but how did Disney miss it?

[classof2011]

OK, so there's this group of kids that go around talking about upcoming Disney movies and interview the actors. So they went to talk to the animation studio used to create the creatures in "Bridge to Terabithia". The caption was supposed to say:

"weta also designed the creatures in 'the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch, & the wardrobe' "

but instead says

"weta also designed the creatures in 'the chronicles of narina: the lion, the witch, & the wardrobe' "


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[Bill Gates]

OK, so there's this group of kids that go around talking about upcoming Disney movies and interview the actors. So they went to talk to the animation studio used to create the creatures in "Bridge to Terabithia". The caption was supposed to say:

"weta also designed the creatures in 'the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch, & the wardrobe' "

but instead says

"weta also designed the creatures in 'the chronicles of narina: the lion, the witch, & the wardrobe' "

I wonder how that slipped through.

 

[psycoswimmer]

No, it's incorrectly spelled "narina" instead of "narnia".

 

[freeny]

This wasn't a Disney production was it? Why would they see it?

 

[rockthecasbah]

if you are referring to the "missing" comma after Witch, technically it is correct grammatically to omit the comma. English, though we're often taught is supposed to have a comma after every successive phrase in a group like that, in reality allows you to say it without the last comma before the "and."

If you're not talking about that then i don't know what you're talking about

EDIT: Ah never mind, you pointed it out

 

[Nermal]

If you're not talking about that then i don't know what you're talking about

Narnia, not Narina.

 

[CanadaRAM]

Narnia, not Narina.

Thanks Nemral

 

[Stampyhead]

At least your brave enough to admit publicly that you want the Disney Channel.

Edit: Oops, I guess I just admited the same thing. Fine, I watch it with my niece from time to time...

 

[balamw]

There are SO many mistakes in closed captions/subtitles that it often makes me wonder if they farm this job out to the lowest bidder in a non-English speaking country.

Last night on "Globe Trekker" they went to to Hearst Castle in San Simian (instead of San Simeon). The thought of a bunch of monkeys running around the castle was somehow amusing to me. This was after a bunch of other obvious mistakes.

B

 

[SkyBell]

At least your brave enough to admit publicly that you want the Disney Channel.

Edit: Oops, I guess I just admited the same thing. Fine, I watch it with my niece from time to time...

Uh.. Want or Watch?

OK, so there's this group of kids that go around talking about upcoming Disney movies and interview the actors. So they went to talk to the animation studio used to create the creatures in "Bridge to Terabithia". The caption was supposed to say:

"weta also designed the creatures in 'the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch, & the wardrobe' "

but instead says

"weta also designed the creatures in 'the chronicles of narina: the lion, the witch, & the wardrobe' "


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How did YOU catch that?

 

[holamiamigos]

they probably have the same kids doing the subtitles haha

 

[Stampyhead]

Uh.. Want or Watch?

Fine, I can't spell either!