I've just been watching the TV adaption of Terry Pratchett's Hogfather. Right near the end I accidentally turned on the closed captions. This is a sample of what I saw. (Actual dialogue followed by caption in brackets.)

There's a rocking horse in the window. (Mocking walsh in the window.)

That's a special order I made for Lord Rodney. (That's a special order I made full lowell much wood)

No, I will take it as it is. (No I moved to a cute as you.)

His nose frozen to the window. (His nose rose to the window.)

Happy Hogswatch sir. (Huang happy hump much.)

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I suppose if one humps much one would be happy.

Good stuff, Bob!

Quite a difference.

I saw a version of the live action Death Note (2006) where I think the subtitles went through Chinese on their way from Japanese to English...

If were see by me, I will kill her +A601

I become the misa powder silk probably

The many peoples all sympathize with your door

So the FBI searched police's inner part

Are you exactly a person

That is funny, Goofy! I have not seen a movie with subtitles in awhile.

Some years ago on this site I mentioned what fun it is to run stuff through several different translations and watch the transformation. It's often great fun. Well, for me...

We should start a game on that, Geoff! I think it's fun, too.