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Suspect Chin
04-19-2009, 09:38 PM
Anyone else watch every movie with the subtitles on?

I started off only turning them on for British actors but since that worked so well I just turn them on for every movie now. I feel that it adds a lot to the experience because it is impossible to misinterpret what someone says or miss a crucial line.

Imagine watching Trainspotting with the subtitles on. It becomes a whole new movie.

Only problem is that sometimes I get absorbed in reading the dialogue and miss something in the action, like an eye wink or dirty look.

Sinestro
04-20-2009, 05:39 PM
I watch DVDs with subtitles after I watch a movie or t.v. show the first time without the subtitles on. On the second time around with the subtitles sometimes I'll say to myself, "So that's what they said".

razorboy
04-20-2009, 05:45 PM
I usually watch DVDs with subtitles. On a related note I want to strangle any asshole who chooses dubbed English over subtitles for a foreign language film.

Dan G
04-20-2009, 06:18 PM
I usually watch DVDs with subtitles. On a related note I want to strangle any asshole who chooses dubbed English over subtitles for a foreign language film.

Only time that's forgivable is if you watch Das Boot dubbed. All the German actors speak English as well and dub their own voices.

STC-Dub
04-20-2009, 06:25 PM
I do on occasion. I would rather watch passively but if I have a hard time understanding an actor I will turn them on.

OGC
04-20-2009, 06:29 PM
Only time that's forgivable is if you watch Das Boot dubbed. All the German actors speak English as well and dub their own voices.

If I recall correctly, there was so much noise in/on the submarine set during shooting, that they had to dub the whole movie in English and German.

edit - from IMDB...

"The movie was shot silent (because of exaggerated camera noise in the submarine interiors) and all German and English dialogue had to be looped."