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I do especially for the UK crime dramas I watch. Also for Australian shows. Sometimes the sound of a movie is of poor quality. The movie High Life comes to mind.
shareI have never had the need to in English, but there have been a few times when trying to learn a language when I have been able to watch with two sets of subtitles.
shareYes. Saves a lot of rewinding.
shareSometimes if I’m watching the movie for a second time I will turn on the subtitles for scenes I couldn’t understand what was being said the first time around.
shareYes! It all started with The Full Monty because I could barely make out what they were saying.
Then it became a habit when I started watching Mad Men, because in it *everything* counts and I didn't want to miss any of the dialogue.
Usually I just watch normally, and when there's something I missed, I go back and read the subtitles if they're not still on the screen.
Sometimes, yes, especially if the actors talk fast or with a foreign accent. I don't want to miss anything.
shareIt do it when the dialogue is quiet and THE SOUNDS ARE SO LOUD. I put the volume low so the sounds and the music don't give me a heart attack and put the subtitles on
shareAlways, yes. There's sometimes quite a bit of underlying dialogue that you wouldn't even know existed unless you had the subtitles on. A few rare exceptions are if I simply don't care what's going on in a movie I've seen a hundred times. But if it's something I haven't seen before, subtitles are always on.
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