Yes, I feel the same way. It's a lot like Tatum's Zarbon, taking the basic principals of Sabat's performance, but making it sound more natural, realistic and distinct. Sabat's a good actor, but when he has so many roles, it becomes apparent, and they all end up sounding cartoony, as he has to differentiate them. I think that takes away from what could otherwise be a good performance.jjgp1112 wrote:I really like the new Jeice. His Australian accent is less obnoxious.
I'm glad that he isn't Jeice anymore, as the Australian accent is very toned down, and the new actor definitely doesn't sound like Sabat, while still sounding like the basic performance Sabat attempted, which he had to put a very thick accent on to mask his voice, whereas the new actor doesn't have to deal with that.
I guess you can show a headless body if the head isn't there with it? And, of course, that meant they took out Vegeta talking to the decapitated head. But still, I was surprised that they allowed as much as they did. I was sure they would just skip the decapitation and cut right to Vegeta blowing Gurd up.
