PortCityProphet
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We send movies over there why don't they send theirs over here
Since it's widely known USA is subtitle gang why dont more foreign movies get put in theaters?
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They do...just not at amc or regal
And, are you going to your local international theater?
PortCityProphet
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I dont go to any movie theater.
I'm watch at home gang
Just curious why they aint in the major theaters
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How is that 'widely known' and what does that even mean?
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Generally people don't like to read so they ain't gonna go to a subtitled film like that
You gotta go to local or independent cinemas
Closest the chains have are animes but they usually offer both dubbed and subbed
Generally people don't like to read so they ain't gonna go to a subtitled film like that
You gotta go to local or independent cinemas
Closest the chains have are animes but they usually offer both dubbed and subbed
Having subtitles on so you CAN glance down and read when some dialogue is hard to understand isn't on the same level of commitment as having an entire film subtitled that people MUST read to understand any dialogue.
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Folks don't like or don't know how to read.
answered your own question lol. aint nobody going to see them in theatres that's why. u just barely getting people to see those anime movies but then its like a one or two days premiere.I dont go to any movie theater.
I'm watch at home gang
Just curious why they aint in the major theaters
i don't use subtitles,
i was with a girl back in the day who had english as a second language and she used subtitles to help her understand. but i never saw a need for english speaker to need subs in spoken english films. unless the english spoken was heavily accented like some country scottish dude or something.
i was with a girl back in the day who had english as a second language and she used subtitles to help her understand. but i never saw a need for english speaker to need subs in spoken english films. unless the english spoken was heavily accented like some country scottish dude or something.
Dialogue is verifiably becoming more difficult to understand in film and television projects over the course of the last decade.
https://nofilmschool.com/dialogue-has-gotten-harder-to-understand
i'd rather read contextual clues and their lips to understand them rather than subtitles.
I hear ya, I'm just giving additional context on why other people are increasingly using subtitles to understand media made in their own languages.