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So many programmes (and films come to that) where I can't understand a fecking word they're saying.
Either whispering or mumbling, whilst attempting to act.
That and it's difficult to see anything because it's all so dark, or misty, or dark and misty, or dark to cover imperfections in the ridiculous amounts of CGI.
Grrrrr
Either whispering or mumbling, whilst attempting to act.
That and it's difficult to see anything because it's all so dark, or misty, or dark and misty, or dark to cover imperfections in the ridiculous amounts of CGI.
Grrrrr
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Switch the subtitles on.
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That's like giving up to the ageing process.... I can't do that!
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Agree, STUDYFORM
Agree, Foinavon, I have the subtitles on all the time whilst watching dvds whether I need them or not. |
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Me too
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I like having the subtitles on just to see how many mistakes there are - I'm a bit odd like that though
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That's true, hank, I watched a Eurovision contest once with the live subtitles, it was brilliant.
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It's your age you old git
 I often have the telly on the news/sport at about 14 to 16 on the sound Then a series/filum is on sound has to be in the 30's also along with several rewinds for words missed and yes everything done in the dark |
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Sshh!
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Hank...I must be weird too, though I have them on as I am somewhat deaf....
It would be good to make a note of the howlers, that are common place, as it's hard to recall them later! |
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Just managed to remember one.....
"Muddy blood clot" was corrected as "Maddy Badcott"..... |