Sometimes I don’t even understand why DVDs have the subtitle option to movies, but don’t add anything to when some characters speak a foreign language which don’t come with subtitles.
I saw this movie in my mid-thirties in a revival theater. At the end I had trouble believing it was 3-and-a-half hours long! It had been so engrossing, capturing all my interest … even with subtitles.
The first subtitled movie I remember seeing was the Klaus Kinski Nosferatu at a theatre, short years later Das Boot in German on HBO. It made it more atmospheric. Nowadays I wouldn’t watch any anime that way, preferring dubbed, whether it’s the voices or the distraction from the action.
Templo S.U.D. about 2 years ago
Sometimes I don’t even understand why DVDs have the subtitle option to movies, but don’t add anything to when some characters speak a foreign language which don’t come with subtitles.
LeslieBark about 2 years ago
I saw this movie in my mid-thirties in a revival theater. At the end I had trouble believing it was 3-and-a-half hours long! It had been so engrossing, capturing all my interest … even with subtitles.
Pharmakeus Ubik about 2 years ago
I saw it in an art house theatre in 1971, glorious!
stringer831 about 2 years ago
If you ever have a hearing loss, Zack, you’ll have to do a LOT of homework…
syzygy47 about 2 years ago
The first subtitled movie I remember seeing was the Klaus Kinski Nosferatu at a theatre, short years later Das Boot in German on HBO. It made it more atmospheric. Nowadays I wouldn’t watch any anime that way, preferring dubbed, whether it’s the voices or the distraction from the action.
schaefer jim about 2 years ago
Funny toon! I use CC all the time great device, wife goes up stairs watch her stuff!
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 2 years ago
I don’t like the ones with subtitles either. I have a habit of doing needlework while watching which makes it impossible to keep up
Daeder about 2 years ago
Zack figures it’s easier just to learn Japanese!