Could somebody point me to where I can get an English subtitle for Möbius, at least for the French and Russian dialogues, preferably in SRT?

Not the one created using Google Translate please, can't understand the translation at all.

That's the Google-translated version. Just compare the subtitle with the English dialogues, then it's obvious.
Thanks anyway.

Yes, this Chinese sub is decent enough. Thanks a lot.

Watched Pacific Rim, and was pleasantly surprised that my favourite Mana Ashida was playing young Mako.

You stayed in haunted houses before?
As a young engineer, I was posted to a small district in northern Perak as the JKR District Engineer in early 80s. The government quarter assigned to me was a 2-storey colonial bungalow with a compound larger than a football field, with no neighbours within ear shot. The building had outhouses for amah, driver, gardener, etc, but there were only my wife and me to occupy the house.
There were a living hall and a dining hall downstairs, and another living room and two large bedrooms with attached baths upstairs. It is of thick masonry columns and walls, black and white chequered tiles downstairs and timber floor upstairs. Bath tubs are the very ancient types with four exposed legs, and yes, with squeeky plumbings.
In the end, we only occupied the ground floor, upstairs were only used when we had visitors, and they were surely very excited with the experience. When I had to go outstations for meetings, I had to bring my wife along because she dared not stay in the house alone at night.
To make things worse, we had uninvited visitors to the house - cobras and other types of snakes and insects such as centipedes.
It was a very long 3 years and 3 months in this house.
And it is totally understandable that while watching The Conjuring with my wife, I had to accompany her to the washroom when nature called.

This post has been edited by skeelee: Nov 13 2013, 12:18 PM

Wow, compared with your experience, mine was child play.
My staff did tell me about some happenings in that bungalow, but we never had any encounter of any kind. Maybe it was because I was fierce-looking and frightened them away instead.
Have you watched Tales from the Dark I and II? Some of the stories are not bad.

This post has been edited by skeelee: Nov 13 2013, 11:55 AM

I think XBMC cannot handle dtshdma 7.1, all of them shown as dtshdma 5.1 only. Some of the mkv files are as big as 40GB.

On the other hand, DDtrueHD 7.1 are played correctly as 7.1.

Had Hours for a few weeks already but yet to watch. This is the last released film for Paul Walker, his last film Brick Mansions is due for release only next April.
Will watch it soon in honour of Paul Walker.

Noticed that while your file stated as HD-MA7.1 is detected as 5.1 by XBMC.

I am facing the same problem too with all my HD-MA7.1 files. Dolby TrueHD 7.1 are correctly played by XBMC as 7.1 though.

My HT setup is 7.1.

I played the same "HD-MA7.1" file directly using my BDP, and it was indeed 5.1 only. So XBMC had been right all along. Sorry, XBMC!

The worst experience I had with our local cinema?
I watched a Chinese movie quite sometime ago, I was the only customer in the cinema hall. The aspect ratio was totally out. I shouted for attention and someone who I assumed was a worker there came in and I told him the problem.
Despite that the entire movie was shown in the wrong aspect ratio except for the last 10 minutes. But since I was the only paying customer of the show, I reckoned the cinema is losing money on that show, and I didn't want to add salt to the wound by lodging a complaint. Just to support the local cinemas.

And I wonder - shouldn't outer space be dead silent?

Movies watched:

Venus in Fur (French)
No. of characters in movie: 2
No. of scenes: 1 (in a theater)
No. of lines of dialogues: 1335
No. of words in dialogues: 8312 (English sub)

All is Lost
No. of characters in movie: 1
No. of scenes: 1 (in a yatch)
No. of lines of dialogues: 40
No. of words in dialogues: 196

This post has been edited by skeelee: Apr 11 2014, 07:13 AM

Miss Granny (Korean)