Subtitles for Mexican movies?
Started by Laura Mitchell28 · · 👁 6 views · 77 replies
#62 ·
I get the feeling this whole idea was cooked up by some veteran advocacy group somewhere. 🙂
Microsoft makes those guys look like saints compared to the worst of the old-school partisans...
Microsoft makes those guys look like saints compared to the worst of the old-school partisans...
#63 ·
Dubbing is hands down the worst thing you can do to a movie...
It’s basically like messing with the soundtrack or changing the entire color grade of the film!
If we ever turn into those mindless idiots who think they can just dub a series with one single voiceover, I’m honestly going to end it all and blame NBC 😠
And regarding subtitles... Look, I guess it makes sense to subtitle Mexican films since it's a different language, but then again, it's not like we don't get the gist of what's happening anyway... Hmm.. I don't know.. Honestly, let's just not show Mexican films at all and there won't be a problem (we've all probably seen *Coco* about 14 times already anyway 😬 )
It’s basically like messing with the soundtrack or changing the entire color grade of the film!
If we ever turn into those mindless idiots who think they can just dub a series with one single voiceover, I’m honestly going to end it all and blame NBC 😠
And regarding subtitles... Look, I guess it makes sense to subtitle Mexican films since it's a different language, but then again, it's not like we don't get the gist of what's happening anyway... Hmm.. I don't know.. Honestly, let's just not show Mexican films at all and there won't be a problem (we've all probably seen *Coco* about 14 times already anyway 😬 )
#65 ·
Kyle Roberts96 said:Did you guys hear that NBC is actually thinking about adding subtitles to movies from our neighbors?
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#66 ·
casualraven said:or even some Americans who actually go through the trouble of dubbing series
I'm assuming that people in the Czech Republic don't bother subtitling or dubbing their local films and shows. And honestly, there's probably a good reason for that.
ruggedmarlin15
#67 ·
Subtitling is one thing, but can you even imagine if they actually had the bright idea to sync foreign movies for us? 😲 😲
Their movies are honestly great just because of those raw, unfiltered swear words and all that local slang they throw around everywhere.
I mean, just think about it—would Germans really bother subtitling Austrian films, or Czechs doing Slovak ones? Would the British subtitle Americans, or Brazilians do Portuguese, or Argentinians do Spanish? It’s just not how it works!
Their movies are honestly great just because of those raw, unfiltered swear words and all that local slang they throw around everywhere.
I mean, just think about it—would Germans really bother subtitling Austrian films, or Czechs doing Slovak ones? Would the British subtitle Americans, or Brazilians do Portuguese, or Argentinians do Spanish? It’s just not how it works!
#68 ·
it would be a genuine shame if you actually understood the dialogue of the film and still felt the need to read the subtitles
#70 ·
Honestly, it would be a massive help if they actually started dubbing movies and shows featuring people from the South Coast—or at least sync them properly. I swear, half the time I can't even catch two words of their dialect before I've completely lost the plot. We’d basically need to hire full-time translators just to turn that regional slang back into standard American English so we can actually follow what's happening on screen.
#71 ·
Jason Campbell7 said:I’d subtitle them in American, but using Old English script, just so the younger generations could get some free practice in a writing style from their ancestors that our modern school system has completely ignored... 😬 😬 😬
For those of you who can't read Old English: 🙂
I’d subtitle them in American, but using Old English script, just so the younger generations could get some free practice in a writing style from their ancestors that our modern school system has completely ignored...
#72 ·
ruggedpanther64 said:It would honestly be a massive waste if you actually understood the dialogue and had to bother reading subtitles anyway.
Yeah, but... 🙏🤣
#74 ·
Kyle Roberts96 said:Let me translate that for anyone who can't read Cyrillic: 🙂
I’d actually subtitle this in American, but using Cyrillic—that way the younger generation gets a free lesson in an ancestral script that our school system basically ignored...
Honestly, I've been trying to pick up some Cyrillic lately. I feel like it's something you really ought to know, especially since there's a massive amount of incredible technical literature written in it. A professor even told me once that back at the university, they were required to study from books in Cyrillic, so if you didn't know it, you were pretty much stuck...
#77 ·
I’m really looking forward to learning all this. Hey Dad, let’s get out of the house for a bit—come on, everything is going to be just fine. 😁 😁 😁 😁
#78 ·
The second anyone mentions anything against Americans, it’s an instant ban. Meanwhile, I bet you guys hand out medals for hate speech directed at us.
Oh, I see. Apparently, hating people from Florida or Montana is also considered "questionable."
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Oh, I see. Apparently, hating people from Florida or Montana is also considered "questionable."
🙂 🤮 🙂 🤮 🙂 🤮 🙂
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