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Usually it's only the major studios that can afford to subtitle extras. Boutique studios will only subtitle foreign language extras. The BFI being a publicly supported venture may have some contractual obligation for subtitling of all its releases so as to not isolate hearing impaired audiences. One thing I dislike about Criterion is that if a film has multiple languages, then the English portions are not subtitled. I wish they offered an option of full subtitling, as it can be helpful especially when characters have thick accents while speaking English.
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Thanks given by: | DvdClon (02-01-2018) |
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