Do I want the English subtitles or the English "narrative" subtitles for Let the Right One In?
Well, hopefully they are different from each other: [link]
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Do I want the English subtitles or the English "narrative" subtitles for Let the Right One In?
Well, hopefully they are different from each other: [link]
My Let the Right One In DVD has these English subtitle options:
You want the English Subtitles (Theatrical). If your disk doesn't have that option, I've heard that the "English (dubbed)" option is closest to the original theatrical subtitles.
eta: You can tell by looking at the case - if it has the Theatrical subtitles, it'll say "Subtitles: English (Theatrical)" below the "R Restricted" thing.
You want the English Subtitles (Theatrical).
Yeah, I don't have that option. At this point, I'm wondering if Spanish might be best.
ETA: This is from Netflix.
megan, streaming or dvd?
LOL
megan, I know you weren't joking but that struck me as funny for some reason.
At this point, I'm wondering if Spanish might be best.
Given the movie being discussed, I think it might be.
Resident Evil: Apocalypse passes the Bechdel test.
Resident Evil: Apocalypse passes the Bechdel test.
That is all kinds of awesome.
Resident Evil: Apocalypse passes the Bechdel test.
I've got all three RE movies in my Netflix queue to watch before the new one.
I tried to watch "Let The Right One In" on Netflix streaming, but the subtitles were not on the screen for me.
It was disappointing; I have heard such good things about it.