Sometimes when Alan Tudyk's and John Turturro's characters speak, they're speaking what I believe is suppose to be Dutch (hence Tudyk's character name). However that doesn't sound like Dutch to me. It sounds more like German or maybe it's suppose to be ancient dutch which would not make sense. Why would a character clearly of the present (at the time of the movie) generation speak ancient dutch?
shareOn IMDB open up any movie title or actor. Now, in the url copy the number that's accompanied by two letters. For movie titles the letters are "tt", for actors the letters are "nm".
Let's use an example.
For a title, open "Transformers: Dark of the Moon". The url should be; "http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1399103/";. Okay, now copy the tt1399103 and paste it between this: [link=], paste it between the = and the ].
For an actor, open "John Malkovich. The url should be; "http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000518/";. Okay, now copy the nm0000518 and paste it between this: [link=], paste it between the = and the ].
Hope this helps you. For more information read this; http://www.imdb.com/help/boards/markup
Thanks. Does this work on moviechat.org?
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