Any clips of movies uploaded to YouTube that match stuff that is copyrighted should be left alone but have the sound switched to foreign.

Oh, the new Riddick movie? Sneaky free delight. But the voices is in foreign. No es bueno.

No one wants to watch their illegals in foreign. But one can evaluate one's potential interest in something from visuals and incomprehensible soundtrack alone. Copyright infringement becomes advertising.

Bonus: Encourages people to learn foreign so as to enjoy free movies. Reward.
-- kodabar, Feb 24 2014

That would actually encourage me to watch even a film with no appeal to me otherwise.
-- nineteenthly, Feb 24 2014


What does "to foreign" mean?
-- xenzag, Feb 24 2014


To foreign (vb): to realise that there is stuff outside of the USA.
-- pocmloc, Feb 24 2014


You do get this with little kids. Example, in London, me and friend talking to neighbours' 6 year old daughter, she told us she'd been to France and we asked her did she speak any French and she said "No, I speak London"..bless...
-- not_morrison_rm, Feb 24 2014



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