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Postby Samuel_Scott » 11 Apr 2014 20:12

Do you watch movies that are in a language you are comfortable with, with subtitles?

A few people always give me funny looks when they come to the house and I pause an English film, and I have the subtitles on. Thinking about it, I have no idea why I do it, and it has become habit. :lol:

Anyone else do this?
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Re: Subtitles

Postby Ain_Uussaar » 11 Apr 2014 20:56

I do but mostly at night. And sometimes if the movie features dialogue with heavy accents/dialects (Scottish etc.)
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Re: Subtitles

Postby Jim_Mcdonaugh » 11 Apr 2014 23:23

Samuel_Scott wrote:Do you watch movies that are in a language you are comfortable with, with subtitles?

A few people always give me funny looks when they come to the house and I pause an English film, and I have the subtitles on. Thinking about it, I have no idea why I do it, and it has become habit. :lol:

Anyone else do this?


Ahm, no, I never do that. What's the fun in that? :lol:
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Re: Subtitles

Postby Erik_Haraldsson » 12 Apr 2014 09:37

Samuel_Scott wrote:Do you watch movies that are in a language you are comfortable with, with subtitles?

A few people always give me funny looks when they come to the house and I pause an English film, and I have the subtitles on. Thinking about it, I have no idea why I do it, and it has become habit. :lol:

Anyone else do this?


I watch them with English subtitles when available. Prefer English ones over Swedish on English-speaking films, because my mind automatically zone out the dialogue when I can just look at the Swedish text and that makes me miss the subtle things in the voice.
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Re: Subtitles

Postby Paul_Lewis » 13 Apr 2014 07:38

Samuel_Scott wrote:Do you watch movies that are in a language you are comfortable with, with subtitles?

A few people always give me funny looks when they come to the house and I pause an English film, and I have the subtitles on. Thinking about it, I have no idea why I do it, and it has become habit. :lol:

Anyone else do this?

I often do this, especially when dialogue is buried in the sound mix or there are other things going on around the house that distract my hearing from the dialogue.

Perhaps oddly, I find that I also have to turn on subtitles when I'm watching a film whlst eating: I can't listen and eat at the same time, apparently :lol:
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Re: Subtitles

Postby Jim_Mcdonaugh » 13 Apr 2014 10:44

Perhaps oddly, I find that I also have to turn on subtitles when I'm watching a film whlst eating: I can't listen and eat at the same time, apparently


Are you talking about watching movies in your native language? In that case, it's something new to me. :lol:
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