In Dutch 'Vader" means father. Therefor when I was a kid, I didn't understand why it was such a surprise he was Luke's father. The name indicated he was someone's father after all..
Lol, I've never seen pitch perfect. I never thought that a Dutch/English wordplay would make it into a movie though. They connect it to Star Wars as well?
I can't believe one of my childhood memories has somehow made it into a joke in a movie! I have to go watch this movie now, if for no other reason than that.
I checked out the scene on youtube, but she's talking bout German, in which father means "Vater". It's a hard T. And it's a little more of a stretch because there are 2 clear differences in pronounciation.
In Dutch it is literally the same word. Not something similar, just exactly the same. And in pronounciation there's only 1 difference.
Sorry. I just had to make the distinction.
Star Wars (or A New Hope as we know it now) was originally going to be a standalone movie. Vader being Luke's father happened after that movie came out and was successful; he never was originally.
you have your mission as a superheroe. they know.
In Dutch it is literally the same word. Not something similar, just exactly the same. And in pronounciation there's only 1 difference.
Sorry. I just had to make the distinction.