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I guess just a bit of a rant, but I'm seeing so many films do this with subtitles where, as to keep the amount of words down to a minimum, unnessecary words are dropped and often sentences restructured just to keep it short, even if the characters' point is intact.
I have to say I hate this mismatch between dialogue and subtitles as it's distracting, and quite unfair to deaf people who won't be given a chance to get the way the character is intended to speak. ![]() |
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Thanks given by: | Fnord Prefect (02-14-2017), Mobe1969 (02-13-2017) |
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