As with almost every film shot pre-1980, the music in this movie is WAY TOO GODDAMN LOUD compared to the dialogue. This results in you having to sit there with the goddamn remote in your hand to constantly turn the volume up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down until you finally just say FUCK IT! and give up on the movie.
shareSubtitles are your friend.
shareThe movie wasn't interesting enough to hold my undivided attention enough to read the entire thing. I had it on in the background whilst I was doing other things.
shareUtterly bizarre...almost every movie shot pre 1980?
I think you are in denial...you either have an issue with your hearing, or you need a new TV/sound system.
No wonder you already had the volume up too loud.
shareLmao! I can totally relate to this. I've experienced this same annoyance with plenty of streamed films as well.
shareLol. It goes from dead silence to Wagnerian finale loud in a nanosecond too. So you have to keep the remote close.
shareThe music either works or it doesn't. If you've got it, flaunt it. I don't understand why a good musical score needs to hide it's light under a bushel as if a musical score is something to be ashamed of. Is this a Millennial thing, or something?
shareAre you watching on Blu-ray, Pepetoony?
If so, I've had the same issue, but I have earphones on, so I can hear more.
Blu-rays have always fucked up the sound mix like this, it wasn't so bad at all with DVDs.
A lot of new mixes mess with the levels.
I recently watched the 4K version of this on iTunes and I had the same problem. The dialogue was relatively quiet then the music or dogs barking were ear-piercing. It’s irritating and I don’t recall the problem on earlier releases.
This is a really funny post
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