Needed subtitles


Seriously, I couldn't understand half the dialogue. It looks like a very good film, but they may as well have been speaking Arabic.

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Get *beep* you daft twat!

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*beep* your *beep* you piece of *beep* *beep*

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And yet if they'd been perfectly understandable to you, there'd be other people whining about the authenticity of the accents... Can't win 'em all!

Just chuck the DVD subtitles on and enjoy, I guess.

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The film would absolutely not be authentic if everyone spoke Queens English or Standard American in a working class area of Belfast!

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Precisely! 

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subscene dot com ... the magic internet has about 50 versions of subtitles for this (and every other) film. As an American I needed the subtitles, but I don't whine about it like a little bitch...

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It's good enough to wait for the DVD, and then you'll have subtitles, there...






"Your mother puts license plates in your underwear? How do you sit?!"

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Sounds like a snot nosed subservient American.

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This film doesn't need subtitles because every third word is "f--k". You watch enough Irish films and you get the impression that children learn to say it before "Mama."

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I found all the dialogue perfectly understandable.

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