NIMAN wrote: » I used to go into Xtravision a fair bit in the past and rent out films from the subtitled section, and the guy behind the counter would also say "you know that's subtitled" (even though it had a big SUBTITLED sticker on it. I would say "yeah I know, and?". Once I even said ".. its ok I can read". But I was often told by them the number of people who came back in and complained that the films were subtitled and wanted a refund! Hence why they had to put stickers on the front.
jaffacakesyum wrote: » Oh I know a lot of people hate subtitles but surely it's better than dubbed films where audio and video are out of sync
Skyfall wrote: » If you like GAA you are probably a scumbag
Pherekydes wrote: » Saturday night always bring out the fúcking trolls.
Skyfall wrote: » Its my opinion, its an unpopular one, isnt this a thread of "unpopular opinions"? Sure look at your man who pulled another mans balls off with his bare hands?
john47832 wrote: » If I wanted to read I'd have bought the book :rolleyes:
e_e wrote: » TRANSLATION: "I have a one track mind. :rolleyes: "
flutterflye wrote: » Yeah, I used to work in Xtravision, and the amount of people that would return the dvds wanting a refund or free dvd because their dvd had been subtitled. Bloody idiots. What is the problem with subtitles? Some of the best movies out there have been foreign movies. And dubbing is just plain stupid looking - it makes serious films appear comical.
Da Shins Kelly wrote: » In a foreign language? If you can't even read English subtitles off a screen, how are you gonna manage that?
KenSwee wrote: » Just off the subject I know but I have to tell you this. In Poland, they don't do subtitles or dubbing. A guy narrates all the script over the existing voice tracks.......every part of it.
john47832 wrote: » The subtitles are in english, why would I be reading in a foreign language? You seem to be confused, have you put your clock back already and met yourself on the way forward?
Da Shins Kelly wrote: » You said that you'd rather read the book than read the subtitles. I'm saying that generally subtitles are used for films that are in foreign languages, so why would you read a foreign language book if you're not even bothered reading English subtitles? Can't believe I had to explain that...
NIMAN wrote: » The internet is over-rated.
Potential-Monke wrote: » I couldn't care less about people and their problems if they have nothing to do with me (ie: people i don't know and the third world).
Da Shins Kelly wrote: » You said that you'd rather read the book than read the subtitles. Can't believe I had to explain that...
Cill94 wrote: » It's a flavour enhancing food additive, actually.
Cill94 wrote: » A lot of the foods that people gorge themselves on have MSG in them. I would think that is a big culprit for food addiction.
john47832 wrote: » You had to explain because you overlooked one crucial piece of information... Books are usually alternatives to watching films, not reading subtitles
But books are published in multiple languages. Why would I read a book in a foreign language, which I dont undetstand, when it is available in english?
NIMAN wrote: » People who can strongly believe in life outside out solar system and in stuff like parallel universes but dismiss the possibility of a God are small minded and naive?