love the accent but can not understand half of what they say
shareI wish I'd seen it with subtitles cause I think it brought down the experience only understanding half of what was said. "Fortunately" the last and most important part of the movie didn't have much dialogue so it didn't get ruined.
shareI work for a company that does closed captioning. I'm finishing them up as we speak. Watch for the film on IFC in the coming weeks and turn on closed captions with your tv.
"There are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on all the beaches on Earth."
I just saw it on Netflix and it had subtitles (thank God).
They should be on the dvd that you bought.
shareOn the DVD (thanks gawd - you are right) Many brit films I need to have subtitles on - aussie ones too.
shareMaybe you should just go back to school & actually pay attention this time in your English classes. Can't you see just how peurile this whinging about the use of your mother tongue appears to those that only understand English as a second language? It's hardly the Tower of Babel is it?
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