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Spoken mainly in English,but does have bits of Yiddish & Russian with English subtitles.
I don't really care for subtitles either.
I'd recommend this picture to anyone, even those who abhor foreign films with subtitles.
Nothing really off putting by having French spoken in most sequences (with English subtitles) and a small amount of actual English spoken, though that will probably relegate it to art houses (a la Diva.)
I would firstly say that somehow I remember seeing this movie in my early childhood, I couldn't read the subtitles and I thought Sonny Chiba was Sean Connery.
I'm English, so I had to read the subtitles, but the sound of spoken Gaelic is nonetheless wonderful.
I saw this on a Cantonese VCD with the English subtitles.
Because the subtitles ruin the hole thing.
Watching the movie with subtitles definitely loses some of the trueness of the story, yet it is still a delight to watch.
I gave up on it but then acquired the DVD, used the English subtitles when I needed them, and really got into this movie, discovering just how good it is.
Unfortunately, because of US viewers' tendency to shun subtitles, this movie has not received the distribution nor attention it merits.
There! i hope i've given you enough of a hook to take it in, whether you speak French or like subtitles or not.
Too bad for them (down here in the south, folks don't like having to read subtitles).
Up until now I've only had a mangled scratchy jerky version taped off Dubai TV sometime in the '90's, with quirky English subtitles, dizzying widescreen coverage and a fluid colour with a mind of its own.
Possibly the cuts and subtitles didn't help.
Perhaps the filmmakers intended the film to reach the widest possible European audience, as anyone with even a little high school level Deutsch can easily dispense with the subtitles.
Thus you have combat sequences with subtitles (come on!), a cluelessly unromantic Doc Savage (he was uncomfortable around women in the pulps, not an idiot), Monk Mayfair in a nightsheet (a scene guaranteed to give you nightmares for several nights), and the totally hokey ending with the secondary bad guy encased in gold like a Herve Villechez posing for an Oscar statute.
Very good for my (at the time school-)English, as Dutch TV provides subtitles for other languages, except for kiddies shows nowadays.
Spoken in Spanish with English subtitles.
That's because parts of the film are in French with subtitles and the rest is dubbed into English from the French.
Most of the US series were shown over here (original language with subtitles) and Batman was one of the first I was keen on.
Yet, there is no difficulty following the progression, even while reading subtitles.
It was released in France on dvd several years ago--I wish it would be re-released with English subtitles.
If you can read at a second-grade level then watch the original Japanese recording with English subtitles.
A perfect release would be the uncut English version but in Spanish with English subtitles.
This is a romantic (period) film set in 17th-century Italy, but filmed in French with English subtitles.
I myself enjoyed the subtitles; and the plot was surprisingly fresh.
Ying, a Chinese girl who speaks Czech, invited us to screening of a Czech movie (with English subtitles) in the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies (VES).
Don't be deterred if your version has no subtitles because in this simple, dashing story of love and war, in which all is fair, they are not needed.
Minimal dialog in German with English subtitles (it was meant to be a mainly visual experience).
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