Bad Black (2016)
Bad Black (2016)
A SUPA TRUE STORY
A mild-mannered doctor is trained in the art of ass-kicking by a no-nonsense ghetto kid in an effort to regain a family heirloom from Uganda's toughest gang.
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And it's available on Tubi Mexico not dubbed into Spanish, with English subtitles. Sweet!
Queued up for later.
Website for the documentary about this filmaker
PS for a while there, Tubi in Mexico would only let me see films dubbed into Spanish. But looking around now (on the website at least, not sure yet in the Roku app), it's a mix:
- movies & TV shows dubbed into Spanish (with no option for original/English)
- movies in English / original language
- "Content unavailable" when you click on it (then why the hell are you pushing it at me???)
- a few linear TV channels, like ION, ION Plus
“Content unavailable” when you click on it (then why the hell are you pushing it at me???)
Whenever I see that message I think it's bc I keep DRM turned off on Firefox, I don't know much about it tho.
Sorry, I should have been clearer. It's not a technical error message, but a media availability message.
- Contenido no disponible = Content not available
- Recuérdame - se te notificará por correo electrónico cuando esto esté dispnible - "Remind me: you'll be notified by email when this is available".
Lots of other movies on Tubi play just fine in my browser (Zen, mod of Firefox). But 90% of the movies featured on the home page are "Content not available".
If I had to take a guess, I'd say it might be bc that movie is region-locked. That movie seems to be currently available in the US. So on the back-end they probably have one service that delivers the home page but doesn't check for regional availability (poor design!), and only when the movie-specific page is accessed do they check for regional availability. But that's just a hypothesis.
Yeah that would be my guess, too. Poor design choices making the user experience very frustrating.