tommytowne
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So would my missus
Last Film You Watched
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tommytowne
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As each year passes, my tales by and large tend to be exaggerated for dramatic effect. Suffice to say as a young thrusting buck forty odd years back, I had some hair raising experiences that looking back I wonder how I dared carry on the way I did.What goes on in Naples stays in Naples
4737carlin
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Anyone ever bought a DVD, foreign language film and its turned out there were no subtitles? I mean a European DVD, R2 but not a UK release, or do they pretty much all have English subtitles?
Dharma
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Think the French can be a bit smug about that sort of thing.
Daz1878
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It's a bit of a lottery in many ways, but the different Amazon sites around Europe often say in the product details if/what subs are included (it's not always completely accurate, though). I wouldn't say that most R2 discs across Europe come with English subs, not by a long stretch. Copyright & distribution issues come into it, too. Over the years I've bought loads of DVDs of French films in France - some have English subs, but most probably don't, and on balance it's much more likely a disc won't have them. If there's any particular DVDs you're looking for, let me know here (or PM me) and I can try to find out for you.
4737carlin
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Watched Unhinged before, new Russel Crowe film, bit of a road rage film following by a stalk in a car, reminded me of Duel but with more talking and violence. Was ok but was a bit too violent for my taste in film, fella the size of Crowe punching a woman in the face...etc and killing random people, bit much, if you dont mind violent films might be ok but wasnt for me
4737carlin
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Nice one Daz, the one im after im told hasnt got English subs, Yugoslavian film called Battle of Neretva, i was going to buy this Scandanavian DVD but ill pass on it and find another source.
Subtitles can be odd, ive had a film on video years ago and then bought a DVD and the text has been different haha
The Witch & The Lighthouse - 7/10 to both. Two films from new director Robert Eggers, looks to have a big future.
The Invisible Man - 8/10. Great lead actress and atmosphere
The Invisible Man - 8/10. Great lead actress and atmosphere
witchdoc187
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Not available in Spain by the looks of it on Netflix
Jamiednm
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It wasn't quite a film so I'm not sure how appropriate it is in this thread, but I saw Two squirrels fighting in my back garden this morning.
I think they live there because I see them almost every day. The slightly smaller one took a bit of a decking even though it was all over within around 15 seconds.
Official rating: 8/10 would recommend
I think they live there because I see them almost every day. The slightly smaller one took a bit of a decking even though it was all over within around 15 seconds.
Official rating: 8/10 would recommend
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Daz1878
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The 1969 one? There is a UK DVD of it with English audio (Arrow distributed it), but I'm guessing you specifically need the subs? Not sure which version is on the UK DVD, and I know there are at least a couple of different cuts of the film.
4737carlin
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O thanks for that info, ive just found a source for the copy of the Arrow release, have to decide on that or try to find one with the original language and subs. I watched Magnificent Seven again the other day and it jogged my memory on Yul Brynner films