Question about the Passion of the Christ
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Question about the Passion of the Christ
is the movie supposed to have subtitiles? or are we supposed to watch it all in latin to get the full effect.
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Well Gibson had for a while intended to release this film without subtitles, or at least he said. So it's a reasonable question. But yes, there are subtitles in it.
Also there's a bouncing ball for the song and dance number at the end.
Also there's a bouncing ball for the song and dance number at the end.
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personally I hope the DVD has the option to turn subtitles off. I think it would have been more powerful a film without them. You don't really need to understand them to get the point.
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I think it would be cool to have the option to turn the subtitles off, since I've been curious as to how the movie would play. I think it's neat to do stuff like that once in a while, such as watching "Chinatown" in black-and-white or viewing "Spirited Away" with the sound and subtitles turned off.
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I think it would be cool to have the option to turn the subtitles off, since I've been curious as to how the movie would play. I think it's neat to do stuff like that once in a while, such as watching "Chinatown" in black-and-white or viewing "Spirited Away" with the sound and subtitles turned off.
I think it would be cool to have the option to turn the subtitles off, since I've been curious as to how the movie would play. I think it's neat to do stuff like that once in a while, such as watching "Chinatown" in black-and-white or viewing "Spirited Away" with the sound and subtitles turned off.
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Originally posted by Keyser_Soze2
I think it would be cool to have the option to turn the subtitles off, since I've been curious as to how the movie would play. I think it's neat to do stuff like that once in a while, such as watching "Chinatown" in black-and-white or viewing "Spirited Away" with the sound and subtitles turned off.
I think it would be cool to have the option to turn the subtitles off, since I've been curious as to how the movie would play. I think it's neat to do stuff like that once in a while, such as watching "Chinatown" in black-and-white or viewing "Spirited Away" with the sound and subtitles turned off.
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Wow, some people will prefer no subtitle to get the full effect? I thought you get the full effect by understanding what they say, otherwise why even put dialogues in the movie.
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Originally posted by Seeker
There isn't that much dialogue!
There isn't that much dialogue!