Hardcore Greg said:
Serious Lee said:
well that was the wildest movie ive seen since that demi moore flick where she tries to reverse aging.
my biggest gripe is the got damn sound engineers that force you to turn the volume up to hear the dialogue, only to be startled/annoyed/wondering if your speakers are blown just a moment later when the effects hit.
I watch pretty much every movie with headphones and subtitles now, if watching by myself. If wife is joining, we always have subtitles.
I'm the same way, I can't remember exactly what I was watching when I decided subtitles were the way to go, but I'm sure it was a British show, something like Peaky Blinders, where the characters are speaking English but because of the accents it was hard to follow. I've continued to watch TV and movies that way because I felt like I was getting the full picture of what was doing on. You can actually pick up on things you wouldn't have seen or heard otherwise. Sometimes there's things going on in the background like a conversation that there's no way you can hear, but it'll end up in the subtitles. Once I was watching an episode of
Industry and you could read Rishi talking trash to someone over the phone but you couldn't hear any of it on the TV. Sadly I learned this in my 40's and my parents have only recently discovered this at my direction.
It's also nice because sometimes whether it's a movie, or TV, the volume seems to fluctuate on my TV. I don't know if it's the TV itself, or what I'm watching, but it can go from way too quiet to way too loud in a hurry.