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I'm not hard of hearing or anything, but I like when English subtitles are included. Primarily because of audio commentaries. When I'm listening to the commentary audio track, I like to have the movie subtitles on so I can follow the scenes and dialogue that go along with the discussion. I especially hate when they specifically refer to a line or something ("That was a great line", etc) and you don't know what it was.
Most titles seem to include English, but I'd say about 20% of the time I run into this problem. Am I the one who does this? (Also, though only once in a great while, I find myself watching a movie while people are sleeping in the house, and need to keep the volume very low; in which case, I turn on the subtitles to help me follow any dialogue I can't hear clearly.) |
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Thanks given by: | philzilla (06-25-2017) |
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