Master and Commander=any subs in film?
08-18-04, 01:28 PM
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Master and Commander=any subs in film?
I am wondering about the film,
I have seen the film in the cinema but cannot remember if the film had any non english speaking in it?
was there any other language in the film spoken? which had Subs?
and then subbed for the dvd?
as I am wanting a Korean version of the dvd and if it hasnt got the right english subs in the right moments it wount be worth getting.
So any help will be very nice
I have seen the film in the cinema but cannot remember if the film had any non english speaking in it?
was there any other language in the film spoken? which had Subs?
and then subbed for the dvd?
as I am wanting a Korean version of the dvd and if it hasnt got the right english subs in the right moments it wount be worth getting.
So any help will be very nice
08-18-04, 01:32 PM
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^ heh heh...
They do board a French ship at one point. I don't recall if any of the dialogue was subtitled. Anyone have the disc handy?
They do board a French ship at one point. I don't recall if any of the dialogue was subtitled. Anyone have the disc handy?
08-18-04, 01:32 PM
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Originally posted by JasonF
Master and Commander is set during the Napoleonic era, long before the invention of submarines.
Hope this helps!
Master and Commander is set during the Napoleonic era, long before the invention of submarines.
Hope this helps!
08-18-04, 01:50 PM
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I too remember French people and maybe other natives too, but cannot remember if there spoken words were subtitled into English, or we were suposed to guess what they said.
and acctually didnt Subs acctually exist in them times? maybe not big assed metal nuclear machines.
and maybe other natives too, but cannot remember if there spoken words were subtitled into English, or we were suposed to guess what they said. and acctually didnt Subs acctually exist in them times?
maybe not big assed metal nuclear machines.
08-18-04, 03:19 PM
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mmm they speak all in english, nice.
if the Korean dvd is the same as the other versions I will get it then, I just dont want people talking and then theres no subs you see, it happened on Kill Bill Japanese cut and a few others and I hate it, you either put on subs for the whole film or not at all, or mess about with the remote at certain parts of the film.
if the Korean dvd is the same as the other versions I will get it then, I just dont want people talking and then theres no subs you see, it happened on Kill Bill Japanese cut and a few others and I hate it, you either put on subs for the whole film or not at all, or mess about with the remote at certain parts of the film.
08-20-04, 01:05 PM
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Originally posted by Romerojpg
You lost me there! kids and rolled carpet?
You lost me there! kids and rolled carpet?
Best response ever!Come on, there are Subway Stores in UK, I saw lots in London when I was back there last year. OK they may not serve the American Gut Busting size but they are still subs.
