Is this Dubbed in English? I hate subtitles!!!
I need to know if this is Dubbed in English or only has subtitles.
I hate subtitles, i I wanted to read I would get a BOOK!!!!!!!
If you don't want to read it learn the language.
Or watch the American one.
I assume that means it is only in subtitles.
Will thanks for the info. I will stay with American one.
I like Daveigh Chase better any way.
Why is READING harder than LISTENING COMPREHENSION?
I have a burning question that I want to clear up once and for all. I've always been confused why some people don't like subtitles since it would seem to take only a millisecond-glance to read each one, take absolutely no brain power to process, and take away no time from watching the movie itself at all. So my question is --
Do some people actually need to spend a noticeable amount of BRAIN POWER to read subtitles?
To me this is the only explanation that I can think of, to hate the subtitles. In which case, the problem of course lies in your crappy education. Any reasonably educated fellow should not be using any brain effort when reading. It should come as naturally as listening to someone speak. Actually it should be easier. If you read a sentence of words it only takes 0.1 seconds, but if you listen to someone speak you have to wait for them to finish the whole damn sentence.
For my education level I'm actually considered a slower then average reader but I can read something about as long as this post in about 15-20 seconds. It makes me wonder also why people always say "tl;dr" on posts that clearly only take 10 seconds to read.
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Subtitles also help you learn the language.
I literally learn English by watching American tv shows with subtitles as a kid.
And yeah, once you get the hang of it (which is not difficult), you'll forget that you even read subs. It feels like you really understand what the characters are saying.
In America it is more acceptable to be dumb and lazy. No joke. I'm American so it's not true of all of us, but trust me, it's pretty normal. Think Insane Clown Posse and their distrust of science.
I think it's a byproduct of our feelings of superiority gained from winning WWII, being in an ideological cold war with the USSR, and the mindless consumerism from the '50s and '60s produced.
Not only that but the 1980s Japanese corporate take overs bred a dislike for anything not American, especially if it's in an Asian language. Ironic that most of our consumerist crap is made in China now. LOL!
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Do some people actually need to spend a noticeable amount of BRAIN POWER to read subtitles?
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Yes, and we call them Americans.
Never be complete.
Wow you're so cool and witty calling dumb people Americans... I get it, because Americans are "dumb, haha"... seriously what you said is *beep* retarded and even more brainless than racism.
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It's not racism, actually. There are many races in America, not just one.
Reading is a recognition process. Unless you're reading a long, technical and unfamiliar word, you just recognize it. It takes miliseconds.
Complaining about such a quick process of communication is a sign of dumbness. I don't mean to offend you or anyone in particular, and certainly I don't mean to be rude, I just spoke my mind.
When you find reading tiresome, you ca't realize the difference between Chechens, Czechs or Charlie Chaplin.
Never be complete.
I never said you were being racist. I said that implying Americans are dumb is as illogical as racism, founded in mythology and popular culture. Also, nothing that you said in that last post has anything to do with your previous post. You are going off in random directions.
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I do not mind subtitles at all. However, close captioning available on cable, Sat, , or broadcast TV, drives me crazy, Because, it even put up stuff like music is playing and descriptive stuff like snarling and gasping that is not needed.
shareWell that feature is specifically for deaf people. It's helpful for them to immerse more in the show/movie, if they can imagine the sound effects that we take for granted. Obviously it's more beneficial to people that aren't born deaf, but lose their hearing later in life.
shareAlright just chill mate, let him listen to the dubbed version if he wants. What's it to you? I personally hate dubs but why not let others enjoy dubbed versions if they prefer that?
Favorite movies/year plus little review: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls070235838/
Yeah, obviously everyone with dyslexia is thick.
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"It hurts, doesn't it? Being in pain." - Daredevil, a lawyer, 2015
I really don't get how can someone prefer watching dubbed versions over original language with subtitles.
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