http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/ Ninety degrees of randomness Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:39:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/comment-page-1/#comment-60 alex Sat, 11 Oct 2008 05:34:09 +0000 http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/#comment-60 thanks so much, i wanted to double check that it was urdu i was hearing! I also jumped up when I heard it, I guess I wasn't expecting it and didn't think I would understand without subtitles. Then, all of a sudden I realized I knew what he was saying and it wasn't in english!! it makes sense, but cool that other people noticed too. thanks so much, i wanted to double check that it was urdu i was hearing! I also jumped up when I heard it, I guess I wasn’t expecting it and didn’t think I would understand without subtitles. Then, all of a sudden I realized I knew what he was saying and it wasn’t in english!! it makes sense, but cool that other people noticed too.

]]> http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Ameel Tue, 06 May 2008 04:56:43 +0000 http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/#comment-58 It made me jump, too. But then I thought well, it is Afghanistan, so having an Urdu-speaking terrorist/freedom fighter shouldn't be all that unexpected. Besides, the Urdu he was speaking was both technically correct and, dialogue-wise, appropriate for the movie. Importantly, it wasn't the simple "uss ko pakrro, uss ko roko" from 'Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom' or the terrible Urdu used in 'Vertical Limit' :) And you're right about Faran Tahir probably having a say in this since he was given quite a bit of freedom in how he wanted to play his character. It made me jump, too. But then I thought well, it is Afghanistan, so having an Urdu-speaking terrorist/freedom fighter shouldn’t be all that unexpected. Besides, the Urdu he was speaking was both technically correct and, dialogue-wise, appropriate for the movie. Importantly, it wasn’t the simple “uss ko pakrro, uss ko roko” from ‘Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom’ or the terrible Urdu used in ‘Vertical Limit’ :) And you’re right about Faran Tahir probably having a say in this since he was given quite a bit of freedom in how he wanted to play his character.

]]> http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Trekker Mon, 05 May 2008 17:10:54 +0000 http://insanityworks.org/randomtangent/2008/05/05/iron-man/#comment-59 Great review Ameel. I wasn't expecting the urdu and it made me jump and sit up once they captured Stark and the camcorder urdu narration started (which they didn't even bother to have sub-titles for). pashto/Dari I was expecting but not this lol. I suspect Faran Tahir may have had a say in this... Great review Ameel. I wasn’t expecting the urdu and it made me jump and sit up once they captured Stark and the camcorder urdu narration started (which they didn’t even bother to have sub-titles for). pashto/Dari I was expecting but not this lol. I suspect Faran Tahir may have had a say in this…

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